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"You Are My Landscape" contains more than 70 prose essays written by the author, which mainly records many interesting people, things, objects, feelings, etc. That the author encountered in his daily life and work. This book consists of four chapters. The first chapter "Dreams in the Distance" mainly writes about the characteristics of Guizhou, the lives of relatives, and the author's dreams for the distant place, including "Guizhou Leaves", "Buyi Amei's "Promotion"", etc.; The second chapter "Wish to Be a Grass" mainly writes about various trivial matters of the author's wandering abroad, including "Going to Chengdu in the Spring "Look at Her" and so on; the third chapter "You Are My Scenery" mainly writes about the author's feelings about love, including "The Reason for Love", etc.; The fourth chapter is "Whose Time Is Not Wasted", which mainly includes the author's film reviews and book reviews, including "Who is the "ferryman" of whom in the river of time - After watching the movie", etc.

"The Beautiful Years" is a collection of prose works by the writer Ye Dan. This book tells the story of everything inside and outside the classroom from the perspective of a teacher who is on the front line of teaching. These works are warm little stories and a spiritual diary with love and light. The author writes in prose about the countless days and nights she spent with her children, and the pure hearts of the children can be seen in her words. Her words about children's personality, character, conduct, and dealings are immersed in her words, paving the way for children's growth with a simple, pure, optimistic, clear, and longing heart. This book is highly readable and interesting. It comes from life and work, and at the same time it is sublimated from life and work.

The content of "Yingshan Essays" covers historical figures, local customs, landscapes, and life insights. The article traces an emotion and an event, and records the changes and development of the countryside. The whole article is full of simple sentiments and contains deep insights, which flow deep in the heart between the lines. Among them are historical figures who are honest in government and have national integrity, such as "Loyalty and filial piety for a lifetime", "Brothers as Scholars benefiting the family", and "Eight Kings" of anti-Japanese heroes; there are gratitude to the mountains, such as "Reading Yingshan", "Chronicles of Sheling", "Tracing the Origin of Xin'an Great Landscape"; there are also treasures of family, friendship and kindness, such as "Remembering Father", "Qingming Festival", "Long Love for Teachers", etc. These vivid people and things are symbols of the countryside and elements of the spliced ​​era. Real people and things build a primitive time and space, bringing the emotion of "nostalgia" from metaphysical rhetoric back to the real world.

This collection of works mainly focuses on people and objects in southern Shanxi, detailing the lively and interesting stories of catching cicadas, eating melons, and picking apricots in childhood; it also records the warmth of family affection and the perception of growth; in addition, it also explores the splendid culture of the historical sites in Shanxi, as well as the author's tireless pursuit of literature and his personal insights into famous works. These words are simple and magnanimous, full of brilliant happiness from a child's perspective, as well as profound thoughts on life, family ties and culture. They are full of love for life and nostalgia for hometown culture. They are enjoyable to read and full of yearning for the land of Jin.

[Chinese Food + Father-Daughter Relationship + Hot on the Tongue + Inspiring Life] This is a collection of works mainly based on taste and food. The words are full of deep nostalgia for my father and enthusiasm for a better life. From the Guangxi Zhuang dustpan feast and Yunnan spring flower delicacies to Chaoshan fish and Cantonese morning tea, the author uses local specialties to connect the life fragments of three generations: the father cooking taro meat in front of the stove, the warmth of grandma picking pumpkin flowers in the vegetable garden, and the perseverance and pursuit of career, family, and education of several generations. The writer would like to dedicate this book to her father, and to everyone who recognizes love in the smoke of fireworks and inherits love. May we all eat well and love deeply.

"Relieve Boredom" is the first collection of essays by writer Zhang Chenliang. As a science popularizer, Zhang Chenliang's reputation is among the best in the industry. He writes for "Natural History" magazine, "identifies popular online creatures" on the online platform, and leads a team to go to deep mountains and forests to shoot natural documentaries... His erudition and humor have attracted him countless fans, and readers like his concise and humorous writing. Xiaoliang writes prose, adhering to his own style of "speaking in human terms" and speaking in a fun way when doing science popularization. His writing is playful, and the people, objects and events in his writing are vivid, and there are always a few words hidden between the lines to make you laugh. This is also the writing style that Xiaoliang has been pursuing. He likes to read Wang Zengqi's prose, and his own writing is imbued with a leisurely, comfortable and discerning charm. In Xiaoliang's prose, there are various happy things he has experienced and interesting moments in life. It turns out that Director Fox, who looks quite serious and occasionally goes "crazy", actually has so many cute sides: in the twists and turns of "Looking for Li Jianguo", the clever and curious young boy Xiao Liang; in "The History of Nunchaku Practice", the stick association who once shouldered the important task of promoting martial arts Xiao Liang, the boss; in "The Music of the 31-year-old Man", the middle-aged father Xiao Liang is stuck in the maze of the children's playground, thinking about life; in "The Peach Blossom Land on the Central Axis", the Xiao Liang who is off work accidentally enters the large singing and dancing square, and starts to sway to the rhythm without paying attention...

This book is the author's affectionate narrative about family happiness. Life is really a miracle, it will bring you great joy and even shock you! The author, who became a grandfather, was very excited about the arrival of Dabao Xiaoyanyan, and recorded meticulous and rare observations, insights and thoughts while accompanying her as she grew up. The arrival of Erbao Chenchen more than seven years later brought more joy to the family. This is a universal and common joy in the world, but the thoughtful author recorded all the subtle expressions and true feelings with his unique vision and observation, so that readers can't help but resonate and think, "Don't we have similar experiences and feelings?" The whole book runs through the main line of admiration for the miracle of life, as well as the perception of love and life. There are all kinds of emotions in the world, but what this book describes is a special kind of family affection. What is presented is the author's evocative life story from a unique perspective. The book is full of strong interest in life, reflecting various phenomena of the times from one side, with stories, details and thoughts. From personality to commonality, from individual to typical, this is a major feature of this book.

In Wang Yingcheng's collection of prose stories, the author writes about family memories, childhood memories, and traditional customs in the language of novels. It is very interesting to read, especially based on professional experience. He records several short stories about the rehabilitation treatment of special children, just like a wisp of spring breeze awakening the frozen river bed and making the silent land ring with tinkling singing again.

This book is a collection of essays. The author uses delicate and emotional language to profoundly describe his unique perception of life, emotions and the beauty of the four seasons. The book expresses how to perceive and experience with wisdom and a pure heart when facing natural winds and rains, emotional entanglements and life tribulations, to settle in loneliness, to learn to give in love, to stick to one's original intention as one grows, and ultimately to realize the sublimation of one's thoughts. The work emphasizes the importance of personal spiritual enrichment and growth, believing that growth is the continuous cultivation of quality and spiritual world, showing a life attitude and philosophy of life.

This book is a miscellany of calligraphy arts. The author studies art intensively, is familiar with classics and history, and is knowledgeable about art principles. When you have something to think about, always jot it down. In the form of poems, literary essays, essays, and letters, he described his unique insights and thoughts on the art of Chinese calligraphy, ancient and modern famous calligraphers, calligraphy works, calligraphy, and other traditional Chinese culture. At the same time, it also includes his preface, postscript, interviews and speeches he gave at some book fairs and seminars. Mr. Xu Yu is a typical contemporary artist and literary critic in the fields of literature and calligraphy. He also studied painting in his later years and has done extensive research on traditional culture.

"That Year, That Place, Those People" is a collection of prose essays. The whole book is divided into five parts: "Those Indelible Memories", "Those People Who Left", "Those Outpouring Emotions", "Those Shining Places", "Those Years Turning Like Tops" and a postscript. The author uses plain writing techniques to unpretentiously record his tired and happy feelings during his more than 30 years as a judge, as well as his sincerity and affection for his relatives, friends, and even all things in the world. The author outlines the hard work of the people at the bottom of the family and the humility and gentleness they give to the years from the relatives, friends or parties around him, thereby calling on people to advocate truth, goodness and beauty, and to be "plain and uncarved"; from the thoughts of those who have passed away, he reflects the truth that "health is king, and living well is responsibility and responsibility"; from describing the beauty of the mountains and rivers of the motherland, he expresses the beautiful voice of "love China, love life".

"Looking for Nanhe" is a self-selected collection of Yu He's prose works published in journals such as "People's Literature" and "October", with a total of nine articles. The included works "Boundary" won the 2018 People's Literature Award, and "Looking for Nanhe" won the 2023 Mangyuan Literature Award.

This book is a collection of essays that collects what the author sees, hears, feels, and thinks in his daily work, study, and life. The whole book is divided into three series: miscellaneous thoughts, notes and documentary. In the series "Miscellaneous Feelings", the author carefully observes and comprehends every detail of life. The text is full of sentimentality about the passage of time and thoughts about trivial daily life, showing profound emotional levels and life insights. The "Notes" series records the author's immediate feelings and what he sees and hears in various scenes, showing the small beauty and secret details of life, as if opening a window to the inner world. The "Documentary" series depicts stories and characters in life with real brushstrokes, presenting vivid experiences and vivid scenes. Each volume shows the author's unique perspective and profound thinking.

This book is a collection of essays, divided into three letters, and contains more than ninety short essays. The author shows us the shocking and extremely rich scenery at the subconscious or unconscious level through the recording of dreams. These dream fragments not only let people see the loneliness deep in the hearts of modern people, but also let people see the author's sincere desire and strong appeal for love. Dominated by dream thinking and mythological thinking, the "dream narrative" in this book has a certain exploratory nature and is of enlightening significance to contemporary Chinese literature. Zhang Xianming's "dream narrative" has become a unique and distinctive feature of his literary creation. His dream-themed texts give dreams a literary character and rhetorical form, opening up the subject matter field of contemporary literature.

This book is one of the "Novelist's Prose" series and contains more than 40 articles by Zhao Lanzhen. The first volume, "Memory is Burning", tells childhood memories and interesting stories, and the text is smart and very vivid; the second volume, "Thought Lightning", tells the thoughts and feelings about literature; the third volume, "The Fire Seeker", is about the author's travels and experiences in various places, full of humanistic and historical significance; the fourth volume, "Novelist", is the author's speeches and interviews. The whole book is full of positive power. All things in the world can only survive by working hard and making progress. The progress of time and space, especially the progress of human society, is the fundamental role of positive forces.

This book is one of the "Novelist's Prose" series and is the first collection and publication of the prose works of Ye Mi, Vice Chairman of the Jiangsu Writers Association. This book selects nearly 50 essays she has written over the years, divided into six series: Here Comes the Slippers, The Fragrance of Books, The Old Life, The Dream of Walking, The Instinct of Art, and The Traveler. She writes about the troubles and interesting things about adopting small animals, the impact of being fostered on herself, Lu Wenfu's deep affection when sweeping his grave, the joy of harvesting fruits and vegetables, and her understanding of whether art needs to be "useful" or "interesting". She builds a romantic and pious world, full of wisdom and understanding of life. Being in nature, people become simple and beautiful.

Novelist Luo Weizhang has attracted attention due to his active writing in recent years. His novels and series of non-fiction works have demonstrated his true strength. He is a thoughtful and insightful writer. This book contains his latest prose, which blends the historical changes and era scenes of Shu with the world's human conditions and daily fireworks. The writing is simple and gentle, and the views are straightforward and profound, reflecting the thinking of an intelligent writer. This is one of the series "Novelist's Essays".

"Shanghai Nostalgic Cuisine" is a collection of Yu Jun's columns talking about Shanghai's food culture. The author has lived in Shanghai for a long time and integrates his personal experience into the theme of food. What he writes is "nostalgia on the tip of the tongue". From childhood memories in the countryside of Chongming Island to the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, and also touching on the current rural feelings, it is full of fashion elements and childhood complex. Most of the articles included in the book are ostensibly about food and contain special emotions. In fact, they use food as the starting point to write about people and events, which can arouse resonance from the perspectives of nostalgia and family affection. The writing is light and lively, with a long aftertaste.

This book is a collection of essays, divided into four series: "Gentle Landscapes", "Inherent Heart of Plants and Trees", "Strings of Memory" and "Sangma on the Road". When reading the article, what you see is the gentle scenery in the author's heart; every plant and tree around you shows the heart and fragrance of plants; every string and every song is an immutable imprint of the years; the streets, mulberry trees and hemp are all the local accents that linger in the hometown. The author has a clear, pure, unpretentious heart, and a soft, lingering, compassionate and cautious temperament. It is this character that makes the author's writing unsophisticated. Both the selection of materials and the writing are within the rules. The narration is calm and objective, the description respects the authenticity of things, and the emotional expression is implicit and reserved, adhering to a simple writing style.

Chen Ximi's new work after "Let "Death" Live", revised and new edition. Is there an insurmountable boundary between irresistible destiny and self-choice? This collection of essays spanning philosophy and art is a continuation of Chen Ximi's thoughts and reflections in "Let "Death" Live". She continued to pursue and ask questions while reading, watching movies, and traveling. 14 Articles explored topics such as fate, life and death, the meaning of existence, and writing in the form of essays and novels. The content covers a variety of art forms: dance, performance art, novels, paintings, films, sculptures, etc. The language is extremely precise and the emotions are delicate and deep, showing the continuous growth of the spirit and the increasing appreciation of life.

This book is a collection of poems and essays by Han Hong, a famous Chinese singer and philanthropist. The book is divided into four chapters: "Embracing the Autumn Moon and Sipping the Mountain Spring", "Flowers Falling in Spring, Autumn and Summer", "Fireworks in the World", and "Singing to the Evening Wind and the Starry River". Either in the form of poetry or prose, it records the author's thoughts, feelings and thoughts over the past decades: from the time when he was nine years old, he boarded the train from Chengdu to Beijing alone, and the panic and panic during the three-day and three-night journey. From the ups and downs, to the military spirit of twenty-seven years without regrets, to the beloved pets, friends, and every detail on the road to charity... This is the unique and true mental journey of a singer and philanthropist. Throughout, is the author's serious understanding of life, respect for life, and sincere love for human fireworks. In addition to the text, this book is also equipped with nearly a hundred photos taken by the author over the years, with both pictures and text, making it highly readable.

"One River Names Gan" is a collection of the author's prose creations in recent years. The content includes four aspects: "looking back at the hometown", "natural ecology", "singing while walking" and "historical feelings". More than 40 works describe local affairs, pay attention to ecological and environmental protection, remember historical figures, or describe personal thoughts. From them, we can see the image of a young writer who is sensitive to perception, diligent in writing, and willing to reflect. We can feel the author's strong local feelings, strong awareness of environmental protection, rich cultural heritage, and unique qualities of being good at thinking. The author can always use simple words to carve out a space for thought in the noisy present. He opens himself to the world, follows the most genuine feelings in his memory, and continues to reflect, constantly looking for unique perspectives and new directions to observe the world.

The collection of essays "Another Road" takes Ningdu as its starting place, the times as the background, personal experience as the main line, and southern Jiangxi as the geographical coordinates to express the feelings of family and country and the love for the homeland. The delicate and majestic writing style recalls the new people, new things and new scenes that emerged from this ancient and red land in multiple dimensions, highlighting the author's attachment to the countryside, nostalgia and nostalgia, and the unyielding blood of the Hakka people and people in the old areas. The whole book has a strong flavor of life and profound humanistic heritage, from which one can read a kind of strength and effort.

"If There Is Light" is a collection of personally selected essays, which includes the author Yu Min's representative works in recent years. The core of the ideological content of his selected works is the word "truth". With sincere emotions, the author records real experiences, describes real scenery, writes real feelings, and writes real discussions. In terms of subject matter, there are not only interactions with relatives and friends, trivial family matters, and life interests in ordinary life, but also records, thoughts and insights of daily work. The plain and simple style of writing reveals the sincerity of the soul. The language of the work is clear, concise, simple and unpretentious, conveying the tranquility, stability, charm and sincerity accumulated over the years in the narration.

"Blue Bank" is a collection of essays, most of which describe the customs and customs in the hills of southwest Mount Tai. The author adheres to the concept of "writing is a kind of intervention" and extends his care to cats, dogs, squirrels, plants and mountains and fields, hoping to use his own writing to stir up some common things. In other words, the author focuses on the rocky and water-scarce reality of the southwestern hilly areas of Mount Tai, and the customs and customs of the central Shandong mountainous area thus established.

"The Sky at the Entrance of the Cave" is a collection of personal essays. Most of the content is about memories of my hometown. It is divided into seven parts: small town notes, photos from the past, traces of youthful dreams, collection of folk customs, feelings about hometown, lingering sounds of ancient temples, and singing while walking. The scenery described in the painting is majestic and beautiful, and the thoughts are deeply penetrating. The author is based on the earth, soaked in history, and uses the mountains, rivers and scenery of his hometown to seek cultural secrets. He embodies humanistic feelings and historical ultimate questioning in his narrative and speculation, showing a clear cultural awareness and rational thinking.

"Keeping the Heart Lock of Life" is a collection of essays, divided into six series: Xianhui Pulse, Family Fist, Willow Colors, Flowers Yiyi, Zao Lin Deep, Lotus Leaves Fields. Xingtang is an ancient county town in central Hebei Province. It leans on the towering Taihang Mountains to the west and the vast North China Plain to the east. It is divided into three parts: mountains, hills and plains. The four rivers of Gao, Sha, Ci and Qu run through the entire territory. The author is rooted in the hot land of Xingtang, and describes the natural features of Xingtang's mountains and rivers with affectionate brushstrokes, profoundly reproducing its rich historical splendor.

"The Temperature of Time" is a collection of essays and a collection of journalistic works with cultural depth. A total of more than 40 works by the author published in newspapers such as "Jiangxi Daily" have been collected to deeply explore the stories behind Jiangxi's historical and cultural figures and historical traditional buildings. Using narrative techniques of interweaving history and reality, combining historical facts with reality, and interweaving Chinese and Western regions, it tells the past stories of Jiangxi's many historical figures such as Wang Anshi, Wang Yangming, Tang Xianzu, Zeng Gong, and Lu Xiangshan, as well as the cultural significance of many historical buildings such as the ancient city wall of Ganzhou and Wenchangli in Fuzhou. From a news perspective and through literary narrative methods, the author interprets Jiangxi's historical and cultural landscape more deeply. Using the form, vision and vision of news, and taking the historical humanities as the entry point, we interpret the rich history and culture of Ganpo.

The collection of essays "Wandering: Endless Dreams" consists of more than a hundred short essays. The author blends his own life experience and understanding of life through short essays from the perspectives of humanities, nature, speculation, daily life, and history. The author's literary thoughts originate from the inner connotations of life and are inherited from the literary thoughts of past dynasties. Reading the book makes one feel as if they are in the world of traditional wisdom and feel at ease. The article is full of philosophical truths. The author pursues full image in the text, and can create a scene and give people a sense of beauty.

The "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" are extremely well-known in the minds of contemporary Chinese people. They not only set an example for future generations in literature, but also shine in the annals of history and shine through the ages in terms of political activities, personal life, ideological realm, and artistic creation. The "Internal Chapter" of this book starts with the writer's life, experience, and thoughts, and comprehensively presents the life, thoughts, and creative aspects of the "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" so that readers can have a deeper understanding of the writer's overall picture. Many of the articles in the "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" are familiar to readers. They are classics of ancient prose and models for prose writing. The "external chapter" of this book is a selection of famous prose works by the "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties", which are carefully analyzed to enable readers to understand the works of the "Eight Great Masters" more accurately and profoundly, to appreciate the beauty of the writing and the profundity of their thoughts.

"2018: Notes on Xinsheng Street" is a collection of essays about urban memory by young writer Yao Dawei. Xinsheng Street is one of the important historical and cultural blocks in Suqian, Jiangsu Province, retaining the city's most abundant cultural memories. From a new perspective, the author goes deep into the streets and alleys to explore all aspects of life, and narrates the stories of the old streets and people, forming a vivid picture of the city. While exploring the historical origins of streets and alleys, the author uses vivid details to profoundly display the close connection between personal destiny and the city, highlighting the changes of the times.

"Why Fish Live" intercepts fragments of the author's life, carefully recalling and comprehending the true meaning of life. Although it is simple and unpretentious, it is full of deep feelings. The author uses simple language to describe the people, things and things he encountered in his life and the emotions he got from them. Although the story is small, it reflects the big principles of life. Deep family affection, innocent heart, and sweet and ignorant love are naturally revealed in the simple and unpretentious language, giving people a feeling of following the words to experience life. This is a book of affectionate gazes, and it is also an intimate and vivid book of beauty.

The collection of essays "Walking on Mountains and Rivers" includes Mr. Liao Ben's prose works published in recent years in newspapers such as People's Daily, Guangming Daily, Literary and Art Newspaper, and China Art Newspaper. The article praises the times, the great mountains and rivers, the ancient civilization, and expresses the author's perception of the times, tradition, civilization, and culture. After these essays were published, they have received very good feedback and evaluation, and some of them have been included in the teaching guidance examples for primary and secondary schools. Mr. Liao Ben has multiple identities, including scholar and poet. His articles have the unique cultural value of scholar's prose and are also very lyrical. They belong to the category of large prose and can provide readers with a rich reading experience.

In the book "Yangfang", a collection of essays, the author starts from his hometown of Yangfang, and uses realistic techniques and story-telling methods. Starting from the legends of his ancestors, he describes Yangfang's beautiful landscapes, interesting stories about local people, their destiny, local dialects, Hakka cuisine, and the impact of urban expansion on the countryside. With the economic and social development in recent years, rural culture has gradually declined, and rural culture has gradually drifted away and left people's vision. "Yangfang" records the humanities, old appearance, and customs of Yangfang, in an attempt to awaken the beautiful memories of hometown and hometown that are deeply buried in everyone's hearts, and to trigger thoughts about human nature, local customs, and emotions. In the light or heavy words of "Yangfang", the fine traditional culture and virtues accumulated for thousands of years are vividly displayed on the paper. Readers can feel the rich Hakka customs and customs, as well as the new and old changes in the countryside amidst the changes of the times. As the time goes by, they can feel the fate of the countryside and feel the nostalgia and accent.

"Sober Life" contains more than 80 essays written by the author in recent years. The author uses simple writing techniques to show the charm of life, and expresses his love, dreams and feelings for life with what he encounters, sees, thinks and thinks in life. "Passing Through the World", "Just the Right Time", "Living Sincerely Enough", "Sober Life", etc. Explain that people who live soberly can move forward firmly according to their own inner direction, can find beauty in the complicated life, can have their own understanding and knowledge of the world, can handle various social relationships harmoniously, and can reconcile with themselves and life at any time.

"The Color of Sunshine" is a collection of essays, including dozens of essays written by the author in recent years. The book is composed of three parts: the first chapter is "Where the Warm Sun Is Not Enchanting", which mainly writes about the author's love for various beautiful scenery, such as his feelings for the peace of the years, his admiration for the snow scene, his understanding of the beautiful scenery of the seasons, etc.; The second chapter is "Where the Flowers Bloom but the Fragrant Wind Is Not", which mainly writes about the author's feelings through the use of flowers. Life expresses the love for life, describing the winter jasmine in the distance, the apricot blossoms, roses in front of the house, etc.; The third chapter is "Nostalgic Where There Is No View", which mainly writes about the author's nostalgia for his hometown, his attachment to his parents, memories of his childhood, and his yearning for love and friendship.

This book collects the author's 24 travel notes in recent years, including "Talking to you in detail about Hangzhou, please pay attention to me", "Broken Bridge·Snow", "Rain in the West Lake", "Shanghai and Hangzhou", "Old Acquaintances in Jiangnan Ancient Towns", "My Pond", "Old Courtyard", "Dingshan Lake", "Three "Crossing Zhujiajiao", "New Town", "Summer Fengjing", "A Corner Tour of Peking University", "Nanjing Rampage Secretary", "Yangtze River and Cihu", "Journey to Hainan", "Return to Niutoushan", "Wuyi Mountain, Xiamen and Guangzhou", "South of the Clouds", "Western Hunan·Western Hunan", etc. The writing is clear and beautiful.

"The Narration of Shitong River" contains more than 40 essays written by the author in recent years, most of which focus on Shitong River. This book consists of four chapters. The first chapter is "Translucent·Hometown Accent", which mainly writes about the author's infinite attachment to his hometown, describing the Grotto River, old houses, ancient villages, eight sceneries in the south of the town, etc., Showing the beauty of his hometown from many aspects; the second chapter is "Blue·Memory", which mainly writes about the events that impressed the author in his memory, including the recollection of Guiling Academy, and the The love for the sweet-scented osmanthus on campus, etc.; The third chapter is "Black and White·Philosophy", which mainly writes the author's reflections at work, including expectations for his studio, random thoughts in summer, inner monologues, etc.; The fourth chapter is "Earth Color·Memory", which mainly writes the author's thoughts on various trivial matters in daily life, including balcony capriccio, casual talk about fish and dishes, etc.

This book uses prose style to tell stories about daily life, such as pounding shrimps, raising silkworms, calling souls, watching the market, eating noodles, etc. It uses fresh and smooth language to describe the image of a cross-century mother through interesting stories, showing the character of a hard-working, kind-hearted, and frugal farm woman and her The character of wisdom, courage, and strength, as well as the love and care for children, at the same time, show the pastoral scenery, customs, and folk customs of the countryside before people's eyes like a picture scroll, closely linking the rise and fall of the family with the fate of the country, and praising the great motherland's century-long changes and the bright prospects of continuous prosperity.

The words written by Dr. Liu Hao open up a complex and multi-dimensional society. In addition to diseases, these patients' family background, growth, education, life, experiences, etc. Have been honed into various personalities and various psychology. Rather than treating people's bodies, it is better to say that she is also treating people's souls, and it is better to say that she is also treating social diseases, allowing us to see the weakness, care, nobility and light of human nature from the trivial matters of mortals.

"Walking to Song" is a collection of prose written by Hebei writer Wu Ge (real name Wu Aimin). It will be published by Beiyue Literature and Art Publishing House in 2020 as the "Unbounded Prose" series. The book is divided into two parts: "Poetry and Prose" and "Traveling to Songs". The former presents childhood memories and local feelings through 41 works such as "Stone Nianzi" and "New Year", while the latter records the process of studying and working. From the perspective of a person born in 1972, the author uses simple brushwork to present a warm record of the growth and struggle of crops.

This book is a collection of essays about the author's pastoral life in the suburbs of Beijing. Nowadays, rural life has become the life choice of many urban young people. The authors are a couple with biology education background, who have been self-sufficient in the outskirts of Beijing for many years. The book uses the vegetable growth process as a clue, combined with my own natural observations and work insights, to tell real farming stories. It contains both gossip in the fields and "dry information" about growing vegetables, supplemented by illustrations. While relaxing your body and mind, you can also get a glimpse of the wonderful connection between life and life. Farming is not only farming, but also farming the heart. This book can help readers re-examine the relationship between man and nature, and can also serve as a guide for finding the life that humans long for.

Zhou Guoping's preface has touched the hearts of millions of readers! A new edition has been added, adding tens of thousands of words to the manuscript! About life, about life, clear and sincere! See your life, see your heart, and give you strength! If you continue to choose the 996 lifestyle, you may be overworked? Or choose to spend time with your loved ones and live a quiet life? This is a book that records thoughts about life and living, written for people who are soft-hearted but lost in the world: How much does it cost us to understand the meaning of life! We are reminded again and again that we should seize the moment and live in a way that we will not regret in the future. The book contains the author's cancer treatment experience, understanding of life, some memories and reflections on his busy first half of life, as well as his deep insights about his hometown and family ties. In the diary during his illness, the author reflects on his bad living habits and life details, summarizes many philosophical views on life based on his life and death experiences, and constantly fights against fate with an optimistic and open-minded attitude towards life. It makes people re-examine the "meaning of living", treat death rationally, cherish life, cherish feelings, and cherish life.

Zhang Wenzhu's collection of inspirational essays is like dandelion seeds rising in the wind, carrying the fine details of life to the ground lightly. She writes about the crispy fragrance of the leek box in spring, the family affection in the lingering warmth of the earthen bed, the glimmer of chance encounters during the journey, and the growth and perseverance in ordinary days. Those delicacies of the world, those nostalgia, growing pains, and life-long love, all naturally unfold in her writings, without delay or slowness. It's as if the wind is blowing through the field, and the grass blades are bending and standing upright. Every word carries the true rhythm of life, dancing out the most touching poetry in ordinary times.

The author of this book uses delicate language and sincere emotions to describe the various flowers, plants and trees she encountered in her hometown, on campus and during her travels. This is a Xiaoxiang woman's plant notes filled with tenderness as she grew up. After reading it, I just feel that I am among the grass and trees, and my clothes are dyed with a faint fragrance. Plants cultivate people's sentiments and nourish their souls, eventually becoming part of the soul. The author selected 83 species of flowers, plants and trees she encountered in her hometown, campus and travels to describe. With delicate brushstrokes and elegant, literary words, he recorded the various plants he came into contact with during his growth to express his love for nature and life.

This million-selling expanded edition has 6 new heart-warming texts and the entire book has been carefully revised! "Your wanderings and hard work will eventually make you such a person. You will go further than you think." This book is an updated version of the classic work "May Someone Accompany You in Wandering" by young writer Lu Sihao, which has sold millions of copies. The book is carefully revised, with customized color illustrations and 43 heart-warming words, setting a new chapter. 6 New articles have been added, about the insights of the journey, the trivial daily life and meaning, and the most important thing about yourself. Lu Sihao has been creating for more than ten years and always insists on recording every beautiful thing around him with the most authentic words. I hope that every one of you can rise and fall well in the next year and every day.

A British "Northern drifter" decided to go to Dali to have a good time, National Public Radio's 2024 best book. "Do what you want to do every day, including and especially - doing nothing." Lying down is not the end, but the starting point for re-understanding the world. When the British "Northern Drifter" chose to go to Dali to live in peace, he spent three years in seclusion to verify the healing power of slow life on modern anxiety. The real China and Chinese life from the perspective of a "China expert", the writing style is simple and not exaggerated, and sharp realist observations can always be seen in the book. It's a journey of self-discovery. In 2020, Aleksey, who has lived in Beijing for many years, suffered a major blow to his personal love life (he and his fiancée parted ways), and his sense of depression, boredom and powerlessness in social life gradually deepened. In the end, he chose to flee Beijing and live in a remote village in Dali. This book adopts a two-line narrative - one line goes inward, which is a detailed record of the author's life in Dali: drinking tea, watching clouds, basking in the sun, repairing small courtyards, planting flowers and vegetables, and meeting "non-mainstream" friends from all over the world... The author uses his profound writing skills and warm and sincere emotions to allow readers to feel with him the calmness, freedom and joy of Dali life that is completely different from city life, and to experience the transformation of immersion with him. The other line outwards is the author's detailed observation of various circles in Dali. The brush strokes are sometimes calm, sometimes warm, and sometimes full of humor, describing a more complex face of Dali beyond the label of "a flat city".

This book is a collection of autobiographical essays. The author revisits the river of time. In a warm and implicit way, he tells the family past, the sorrow of the years, and the nostalgia of Guandutan, a Tujia village in the Wuling Mountains, and draws a picture of the rural China in the mountains of southwest China. The fleeting time and spiritual scenes explain how a broken and humble life can transcend grief and suffering under the constraints of history and the crushing reality of reality, and how it can radiate the powerful power of humanity in struggle and sacrifice, achieve the salvation of the soul, and create the miracle of ordinary life. This book explores the complex relationship of symbiosis and separation between people and the times, people and traditions, people, especially the land beneath their feet. It presents and expresses the dedication and sacrifice, forgiveness and redemption, love and compassion contained in the traditional Chinese culture. It is a confession of millennium-old farming civilization to the contemporary era.

This is a collection of long prose that incorporates the author's strong nostalgia for his hometown. The book recalls the vicissitudes of life, events and times in a family in the ancient Chu hometown in the 20th century, and is full of the author's unique thoughts and insights.

This is a collection of essays. Bailuyuan in Shaanxi is a profound land carved by literature and nature. The work takes the flowers, plants and trees at Siyuan College in Bailuyuan as the writing object. Through the author's continuous observation and thinking throughout the year, he records and tells the survival wisdom and life charm of plants. The four seasons rotate, summer grows and winter hides, flowers bloom, leaves bloom, wither and grow again, and the cycle begins again and again. See the vastness in the details, and feel the true meaning of life in the prosperity and decay of vegetation. Grass and trees are teachers, which can nourish people's wisdom. The work is structured around the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter, focusing on the beauty and wisdom of flowers, plants and trees in different seasons, and writing about the natural and humanistic beauty of the campus. The author's writing style is delicate, the language is elegant, description and poetry are combined, and it is both popular science and humanities. It is an experiential and philosophical book of plants and life.