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"The Book of Songs·Binfeng·Owl" has four chapters and five sentences. The entire poem "Owl" uses birds to personify humans, and it may be called the ancestor of "bird-spoken poetry". This book collects and compiles the annotations and comments on the poem "Owl" from more than 320 existing annotations and research works on the "Book of Songs" in China, Japan, and Korea. It is a comprehensive commentary on the poem "Owl". The whole book is divided into four parts: general explanation, sentence explanation, chapter purport, and collection review. Notes are added after each part, and the content mainly focuses on summary and coherent explanation, providing more relevant information so that readers can search and find the annotations and comments of "Binfeng·Owl" based on this book. The book has both documentary value and academic intellectual history value.

This book is a memorial collection of the late Mr. Liu Xuyi, a professor at Wuhan University. Professor Liu Xuyi has dedicated his life to the teaching and research of American history and sociology. He is one of the important founders of American history research in China, one of the founders of the Chinese American History Research Association, and the first president of the Hubei Provincial Sociological Society. His academic theories and achievements have had a profound impact in the academic world, and have made outstanding contributions to the inheritance and development of my country's world history and sociology disciplines. In the book, Professor Liu Xuyi's children, relatives, friends, disciples, academic friends, and former colleagues vividly reproduce Mr. Liu's academic career and his achievements and contributions, as well as Mr. Liu's academic spirit of pursuing truth and his love of life through recall articles, which is thought-provoking.

This book is a collection of articles and related articles published on the 100th anniversary of Mr. Wang Zhuo's birth. It is mainly divided into the memories of Mr. Wang Zhuo's students and juniors about his life and interactions with him, comments on Wang Zhuo's academic achievements and research characteristics, and academic papers in Mr. Wang Zhuo's research field. The recollections and academic comments on Wang Zhuo provide a lot of previously unknown information about Mr. Wang Zhuo, and retain a lot of precious information for the construction of the academic history of New China. In addition, the academic papers included in this book come from scholars of different ages in the field of Tang history in China. The discussions cover almost all aspects of the history of the Tang Dynasty and are of high academic value.

Gia Tolentino, who is known as the contemporary "successor" of Joan Didion, starts from the female experience and records and reflects on the various transformations in today's Internet and popular culture: replacing real actions with moral claims, packaging self-discipline with light fitness food, recreating fictional traditions with luxurious weddings... With her keen eyes and spicy words, she writes about the shaping and dissolving of "self" in today's era. This book is the first collection of essays by Jia Tolentino, a staff writer for The New Yorker, a cutting-edge female writer, and a social media celebrity. The nine articles record and reflect on various problems faced by the young generation from a first-person perspective, and tell the real stories of the author himself and the women around him. Tolentino candidly and sincerely narrates his series of experiences as an online native, a reality show actor, a pop culture participant and influencer, and an ethnic minority. He carefully explores the impact of the self-centered social media environment on self-awareness. He reveals how capitalism aligns with the "American Service" to make people willing to work hard and spend money to make themselves more efficient and dignified. He talks about the Millennial generation's views on marriage and long-term intimate relationships, etc.

In order to commemorate the revolutionary life of Qi Nanxun and review his immortal works, four well-known local historical and cultural scholars in Chongqing, including Zheng Hongquan and Tang Runming, organized and compiled this "Collected Works of Qi Nanxun". The book is divided into two parts. The upper part is "Qi Nanxun's Posthumous Works" and collects his most important monograph "China under Economic Invasion"; the lower part is "Qi Nanxun's Other Posthumous Writings" and compiles his important articles published in newspapers and periodicals. The manuscript is based on "Qi Nanxun and His Posthumous Works" published in 2013, deleting some historical materials commemorating and studying Qi Nanxun, and adding many of Qi Nanxun's early articles published in journals, covering almost all the currently known important works created by Qi Nanxun during his lifetime.

This book is a volume in the "Bayu Library", a special funding support project for publishing in Chongqing. It contains 82 speeches by 47 patriotic democrats. The speeches are collected from the outbreak of the "Marco Bridge" Incident in 1937 to May 1946. This book is organized into five major chapters: wartime propaganda and mobilization, wartime politics and military, wartime economic construction, wartime culture and education, and wartime social construction. Each chapter is arranged in chronological order. The content covers many fields such as politics, economy, national defense, diplomacy, culture, education, and social life. Through speeches, it conveys China's confidence that "the Anti-Japanese War will win", establishes the awareness of major power diplomacy, promotes the development of democratic movements in Kuomintang-controlled areas, and provides suggestions for various aspects of construction during and after the war.

"Pomegranate Bookstore Essays" is divided into six series: "Han and Wei Dynasties", "Poetic Six Dynasties", "Literary History and Literary Heart", "Preface and Postscripts", "Notes on Events and People" and "Daily Poems". In the two series of "Han and Wei Dynasties" and "Poetic Six Dynasties", the author selects important writers' works, such as "Nineteen Ancient Poems", Ji Kang, Lu Ji, Pan Yue, Wang Xizhi, etc., And evaluates them with poetic brushwork. It can be regarded as a brief history of poetry from the late Han Dynasty to the Six Dynasties. "Preface and Postscript to the Years" is the author's self-written preface and postscript to his important treatises over the past thirty years, which clearly records his personal academic journey. "Recorders of Records" recalls the author's interactions with teachers and scholars such as Shi Zhecun, Wang Yunxi, Fu Xuancong, etc. It is sincere and touching. "Daily Poems" is the result of the author's careful reading of the text. It uses the poet's delicacy and consideration to reflect the subtleties of the ancients, and can be used as a model for appreciation of articles.

This book is a collection of academic articles by Professor Ge Xiaoyin of Peking University. It is also a review of her forty years of academic career. This book has a total of fifty chapters in five series. Professor Ge Xiaoyin uses the five series of "Xingtan Exploring Yi", "The Remains of Teachers and Friends", "Books and Periodicals", "New Works to Select Heroes" and "Tide Points" to reminisce about the details on the way to study, such as the memories of Lin Geng, Cheng Qianfan, Chen Yizhen and other teachers. It also provides some inspiration for future generations when recalling the understanding of the way to study at different stages of life. This book can be described as Professor Ge Xiaoyin's work of "picking up flowers in the morning and evening", with simple words and sincere feelings.

The novel describes the tragic image of Kong Yiji, who was poisoned by the decadent feudal ideas and the imperial examination system. He was mentally pedantic and insensitive, inactive in life, and impoverished. He spent his days in people's ridicule and banter, and was finally swallowed up by the feudal landlord class. The article is not long, but it profoundly exposes the poison of the imperial examination system to the spirit of intellectuals at that time and the "cannibalistic" nature of the feudal system. This book also collects two works of Lu Xun, "Huagai Collection" and "Huagai Collection Sequel".

This manuscript includes Lu Xun's "The True Story of Ah Q" and "The Grave". "The True Story of Ah Q" is a novel written by Lu Xun at the end of 1921. It effectively criticized the feudal, conservative, vulgar, corrupt and other social characteristics of Chinese society at that time, and effectively revealed the life scenes of the old Chinese people and their morbidity in dire straits. "Grave" contains 23 essays written by Lu Xun from 1907 to 1925.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", as a "note of memories", reflects the author Lu Xun's teenage life in many aspects, and vividly reflects the formation of his character and interests. The first seven chapters reflect his childhood life in his family and private school in Shaoxing, while the last three chapters describe his experience of traveling from his hometown to Nanjing, then to Japan to study, and then back to China to teach. This book also collects two classic works of Lu Xun: "Sanxian Collection" and "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature".

This book is a literary anthology. The book contains a total of 40 articles and 17 pictures in prose, poetry and other genres written by many writers and artists after the first "World Chinese Writers and Artists Chongqing·Wulong·Fairy Mountain Collection" event. The writer Yu Wulong's unique landscape and humanities He used time to search for creative inspiration, refine creative elements, and create literary and artistic works, describing the beautiful scenery, food, customs and culture of Fairy Mountain, Tiansheng Sanqiao, Longshui Gorge ground seam, Longxi Ancient Ferry, Heshun, Jiangkou and other places, and expressed his admiration for the beauty of Wulong from the perspective of a literary artist. This book can be read by readers, tourists and tourism managers who love Wulong's natural scenery, humanities and customs.

This book is a collection of historical and cultural essays divided into three volumes, including thirty-four articles written by the author in recent years. The first series of "Reading Mountains and Rivers". From the wetlands of the Yellow River to the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, from the wild ferries on the river banks to the ancient passes, this collection mainly contains articles written by the author while traveling to the mountains and historic sites of the motherland. Most of them are from the perspective of history, humanities and geography and phenology. They talk about the past and the present and quote from other sources. It is a journey of scenery and culture on the tip of the pen. The second volume is "Exploring the Secret Paths of History". The article traces back the history of Jingchu, nostalgic for the Shang civilization, interprets the human-faced fish pattern elements of Banpo culture, deciphers the legend of the "daughter country" of witch culture, integrates the author's archaeological experience, quotes from classics, and talks eloquently. The third volume of "Piaoxiao Yunshi". The articles in this collection are highly lyrical, and some explore the evolution of classic literary images in Chinese classical literature and the changes in social trends they reflect. Some appreciate the timeless charm contained in classic poems and elicit the author's thoughts on the implications of oriental classical aesthetics.

As a collection of essays, this book includes 80 essays written by the author in recent years around the natural scenery of Jinyun Mountain and Jialing River in Chongqing and the customs and customs of Beibei. The author mainly describes more than 50 natural scenery including Libi Gorge, Wentang Gorge, Guanyin Gorge, Ma'an River, Longfeng River, Shengtian Lake, Jindao Gorge, Wenquan Temple, etc. By citing relevant documents such as "Yu Di Sheng", "Chongqing Prefectural Chronicles", "Hezhou Chronicles", "Beibei Chronicles" and poems and articles left by ancient famous writers, he tells the historical origins of various scenic spots and local customs. The author also uses Revisiting his hometown recalls every bit of his past interactions with his parents and ancestors. These expressions of history, humanity, nature, and family affection present the vigorous vitality and vitality deep in the author's soul, embodying the rich, civilized, and harmonious life of Bashan and Yushui. He eulogizes the beautiful and magnificent rivers and mountains, and conveys his philosophical thinking about history, nature, society, and life in a low voice.

The imperial examination system was a system that used examinations to select officials from the Sui, Tang and Qing Dynasties. From the time when Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty established the Jinshi Department to the 31st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1905) when the imperial examination was abolished, it existed in Chinese history for more than 1,300 years. Many students in the past dynasties have participated in examinations at various levels such as provincial examinations, joint examinations, and palace examinations. Among them, the person who ranks first in high school in the imperial examination is called the number one scholar. Through the imperial examination, the imperial court raised questions about classics, meanings, or political affairs, asked difficult questions in simple terms, and solicited answers, which were used to examine the academic level and understanding of national government affairs of the candidates. This book is a collection of selected imperial examination articles from past dynasties, and has been compiled into a collection. Traditional Chinese characters have been converted into simplified Chinese characters, and variant characters have been changed into popular simplified Chinese characters. The punctuation has been unified according to the usage of modern punctuation marks, making it easier for readers to read these imperial examination articles and gain knowledge.

This book is a selection of inspirational prose specially created for middle school students by famous prose writers such as An Ning, Zhu Chengyu, and Li Xuefeng. It focuses on collecting a number of excellent articles selected for the Chinese reading test questions of the middle school and college entrance examinations. It uses concise and beautiful language to inspire students' writing ideas, which can give students a sense of beauty and enable students to have a higher level of understanding of writing itself.

This book brings together classic chapters commemorating Lu Xun by modern and contemporary literature masters, including Zang Kejia's affectionate praise of "bowing down and willing to be a coward" in "Some People", Ba Jin's image of Lu Xun who "forgets me" but will always remain in people's hearts, Xiao Hong's delicate description of Lu Xun's laughter and daily warmth, Lin Yutang's unique interpretation of Lu Xun's fighting spirit, and Lao She's profound comments on the value of Lu Xun's literature. These words are either passionate, melancholy or plain, and from different perspectives outline a three-dimensional portrait of Lu Xun as the "national soul" - both a cold-browed warrior and an ordinary person with compassion; both a literary giant and a mentor to young people. Through these sincere memories and evaluations, readers can not only relive Lu Xun's spiritual legacy, but also feel how his personality charm has transcended eras and is still shining brightly today.

Su Manshu is a famous poet monk and writer in modern times. His poems combine classical artistic conception and modern feelings, and have unique artistic charm. This collection of poems includes many representative works such as "Poems of True Story", "Miscellaneous Poems of Dongju", "Yi Yi Sheng Yun of Wu Men", etc. The nostalgia of a foreign land like "the eight flutes playing on the roof of the house in the spring rain", the Buddhist understanding of "the wall becomes empty after nine years", and the sadness of home and country "when the water changes and the people leave" are all included in it. Su Manshu is very spiritual and talented. He deconstructs tradition with the fantasy image of "The cassock is dotted with cherry blossom petals", transcends life and death with the philosophical thought of "the flowers and plants in the world are too hasty", and sublimates the personal wandering experience into a common emotional symbol for mankind; Su Manshu's poems are very worth reading. In the transformation stage of modern poetry, this poem is unique.

"Collection of Su Manshu's Letters" contains 64 letters written by Su Manshu to Liu San, Liu Yazi, Gao Tianmei and other friends between 1900 and 1913, truly recording the life trajectory and spiritual world of this modern wonder man in a turbulent era. These yellowed letterheads have traveled through hundreds of years of wind and rain, showing a contradictory and true soul: both the Buddhist practice of "helping people with the Dharma" and the impassioned devotion to the revolution; both the pride of "a strong man looking at the grass with his sword across the sword" and the hardship of "sick and torn bones"; both the devoted translation and introduction of Byron and Shelley, and the deep reflection on traditional culture. As well as Su Manshu's unique insights into Buddhism, literature, and translation theory. These letters and writings are not only witnesses of a person's fate, but also reflect the spiritual fission of intellectuals in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China in the collision between traditional culture and modern trends of thought. As a unique "poetic monk revolutionary" in the history of modern literature, Su Manshu walked between the world of mortals and the Buddhist sect with a pure heart. The loneliness, anger and affection flowing in his letters were like winter plum blossoms clinging to the snow, and became a mark of tragic aesthetics in the spiritual map of Chinese intellectuals in the 20th century.

The work is a collection of a series of letters written by Su Manshu to his close friend Liu San, spanning from the Bingwu Year (1906) to the Renzi Year (1912). The letter mainly shows Su Manshu's various situations in revolution, studies and life. He mentioned the common revolutionary experience with Liu San in Japan, his participation in the Nanshe Society after returning to China, as well as the embarrassment in life and Liu San's generous help. The letter also records that Su Manshu traveled to Wuhu, Shanghai, Nanjing, Japan and other places to study Sanskrit, as well as his sincere feelings about being ill and financially strapped but caring about his old friends and singing poems, showing a fragment of his wandering life while pursuing his ideals.

The work contains a series of letters written by Su Manshu to his close friend Liu Yazi. The time span in the letter is large, from the year of Gengxu (1910) when Su Manshu fell ill in Java, to the year of Jiayin (1914) when he later studied and recuperated in Japan, and then traveled around the country. The content of the letter covers his concern for the current situation, his longing for friends, his own health (Sumanshu is in poor health, suffering from hemoptysis, malaria, intestinal disease, brain pain, overeating, etc.), As well as his progress in learning Sanskrit and translation; from time to time, the letter reveals complex emotions about wandering, financial constraints, and eagerness to return to his country. It is precious first-hand information to understand Su Manshu.

This book is one of the most important collections of prose by Mr. Lu Xun and enjoys a high reputation in the history of modern Chinese prose. It contains a total of twelve works including "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", which describes the author's childhood life and study process in his youth, expresses his nostalgia for his former relatives, friends and teachers, and mocks the reactionary and conservative forces in the narration and discussion. It is a beautiful prose treasure based on memories and written with skillful literary techniques. It has been loved by generations of readers, especially young readers. This humanities classic library selects the most well-known literary classics from all over the world. "Morning Flowers and Picking Up Evening" is a masterpiece of prose that must be included in the modern literature section. It is easy to read and suitable for light reading.

This is a "poetry of this era" that only belongs to this era, and it is also our "elegy", but it is always like this, and I still want to sing loudly! It is full of contradictions, half of it is the self-reshaping of indulgence in the mountains and seas, and half of it is the sorrow of the world. It carries nine to five and also contains poetry and distant salvation. May it forever stir the depths of emotion in you and me.

Most of the articles praise the countryside, call for environmental protection, and describe the image of simple and lovely farmers. The works are full of strong earthy fragrance, smooth writing, simple language, and storyline always give people a feeling of beauty and inspiration for goodness, and are deeply loved by readers. His works are mainly published on Toutiao, Yidian News, NetEase News, Baidu 360, Travel Network, Western Literature Network, Shaanxi Municipal Government Network, Jingwei Wenyuan, Bashui Cross-Strait and other media platforms.

Ups and downs are the norm in the author's life. This collection includes the author's important essays (including diaries), short novels, correspondence and teaching papers in the first half of his life. Some of the articles have been published in newspapers and periodicals. These articles are short and concise, involve real people and real events, and contain the author's true feelings. These articles are records of the author and some people's experiences, actions and thoughts, and are also a microcosm of the development process of New China in the past half century.

"That Person That Love" mainly uses articles written after 2004, and is divided into four series. The first volume is "Family Love", which mainly writes about daughters. It also re-selects two articles from "That Mountain and That Water" to complete the picture. This collection also contains articles about other relatives and friends. The second series is "Travelling". My biggest hobby and pleasure is traveling. I like mountains and rivers, so naturally I will feel attached to it and feel emotional. The third volume is "Enthusiasm". Regarding your own life and the society you live in, you cannot remain indifferent. You will definitely gain some insights. The fourth volume is "Passionate Talk". When dealing with life, you can never be ordinary. You always have your own thoughts, struggles, anger and sadness, which appear in the form of argumentative essays and essays.

This book is a work full of depth and emotion. It is divided into several chapters such as "Pear Blossoms Bring Rain", "Telling Things Under Pear", "History of Liyuan", "Guessing People's Hearts", "Lihua Life" and "College Entrance Examination Simulation Essay", covering many aspects such as life philosophy, history and culture, natural scenery, interpersonal relationships and so on. Through delicate writing and vivid narration, the author brings us into a world full of charm and insights. From the description of pear blossoms to the mock essay for the college entrance examination, each essay demonstrates the author's profound literary skills and unique insights into life. Whether it is a reinterpretation of historical figures or an affectionate depiction of natural scenery, people can feel the unique charm of the work. In addition, this work also shows the complexity and diversity of human nature through a series of real and touching stories.

This book selects the best novels and essays (including articles on art) with good reputation among Wang Zengqi's works. This book is based on "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi" published by People's Literature Publishing House. It retains the author's original annotations and the editor's captions, and authentically displays the essence of Wang Zengqi's lifetime creations. It also provides relevant information such as the original publication, rewriting, and inclusion of each work, enriching the reading experience. The whole book is divided into two parts: "novel" and "prose", both of which are arranged according to the creation time of the works, reflecting the trajectory of Wang Zengqi's creative life. This book is the best book for readers to understand Wang Zengqi's creations.

This book is a female-themed psychological healing work. The book is divided into seven parts: "Them", "Traveler", "Theatre", "Seeing", "Rumian", "Suicide" and "Sentimental Record", with a total of more than 70 short essays. Starting from the stories of people around him, the author records various daily life details of relatives, friends, teachers, classmates and even strangers. He shares what he sees, feels and thinks during his travels, as well as the most affectionate and sexual figures of the Republic of China who have been introduced in short videos. From these stories, he can feel the warmth and coldness of life, explore the current situation of women's psychology, and go straight to the deep well of women's psychology to cultivate themselves. The book has a total of more than 100,000 words. The narrative is eloquent, the writing style is plain and delicate, but the golden sentences are frequently used. Every word hits the heart, making people think, taste and smack it over and over again.

Many years ago, I rolled down the stairs and my liver and gallbladder broke out. Have you seen spring? March, have you forgotten? You have met me. In March, I am on the edge for you, jumping and changing for you, and coming and going for you. I am complaining for you, hurting for you, and shouting with joy. It's me, not the void. This book is half my life. Full of hesitation and hesitation, falling apart and starting over again thousands of times. It's this kind of little half-life, this kind of book.

"Wide and Narrow Are Roads" is a collection of You Zhuqing's creative works, covering family inheritance, travel notes, memories of family and friendship, teaching experience, and essay examples. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to interweave personal family memories, mental journeys, and essays after retirement. It shows Teacher You's love for life, enthusiasm for the teaching profession, and care for his family. It is a work that will warm your heart when you read it.

This book is the author's first collection of essays. It took three years to write carefully. The content covers mental health, parent-child relationship, social issues, and life. It reflects the various situations in the world and the positive energy of society. The work expresses the author's yearning for truth, goodness and beauty and his love for life. Convey more thoughts to readers through words, as if communicating with readers face to face. At the same time, be a bystander and listen to the voice of this era.

This book is a selection of literary works by contemporary writer Ying Tianqing. The selected poems are exquisite and full of deep feelings and lamentations of a son of Jiangnan. Many of his lyric poems have won the Best Poetry Award and Gold Medal in China's national competitions. The selected prose includes a recollection of the waves of time, a deep feeling for family affection in the world, a thoughtful gratitude to hard-working parents, and a commentary on the phenomena of the world. Many essays have been selected into "Selected Chinese Contemporary Prose" and other award-winning works collections. The four novels cover micro, short stories, novellas and novels. The plot of the novel has ups and downs, covering world conflicts in various historical periods, the integration of China and foreign countries, and highlighting the contest between good and evil in the chaos. The characters are full-bodied, the character is nuanced, and the literary language is beautiful, concise and fluent. It has strong plot tension and readability.

This book is a collection of Lin Huiyin's novels, plays, and letters. Her novels and dramas describe various aspects of the world with compassion and compassion, with delicate words and sincere emotions. Her letters to relatives and friends are full of knowledge and witty words, and at the same time, she truly presents a sincere Lin Huiyin.

"Selected Collection of Wang Zengqi's Works" selects excellent and well-known Wang Zengqi's works, mainly novels, essays, and art talks, as well as calligraphy and painting works. Compared with "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi", the volume is more suitable for the collection, reading and economic conditions of the majority of readers, and the content is more refined. "Selected Collection" is compiled by Ji Hongzhen, an expert on Wang Zengqi research and editor-in-chief of "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi". It also refers to the opinions of scholars, editors, and family members of Mr. Wang Zengqi. The articles are selected with discerning eyes and the collection is distinctive. "Selected Collection" is based on the widely praised "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi" published by our publisher. It retains the writing time, retains the author's original annotations, and is carefully edited and proofread.

This book contains the award-winning works of the 8th Bing Xin Prose Award, including 60 works for single essays, 4 for theory of prose, 40 for collections of essays, and 25 for excellence in prose. Among them, many works have been selected into reading test papers and mock test papers for middle school and college entrance examinations in various places.

This book contains the award-winning works of the 8th Bing Xin Prose Award, including 60 works for single essays, 4 for theory of prose, 40 for collections of essays, and 25 for excellence in prose. Among them, many works have been selected into reading test papers and mock test papers for middle school and college entrance examinations in various places.

Since 2017, the Party Committee of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council has successively selected and released "models for central enterprises", and has also actively recommended to the Central Propaganda Department the "most beautiful strivers", "models of the times" and other major national models. In order to give full play to the leading and exemplary role of advanced models, the Propaganda Department of the Party Committee of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council organized central enterprises to create reportage works for role models. The authors describe, sing and praise role models with vivid writing styles. These masterpieces reflect not only faith and belief, but also personality and sentiments of family and country, fully demonstrating the national spirit with patriotism as the core and the spirit of the times with reform and innovation as the core. This book is a collection of documentary works featuring models from central enterprises, using literary forms to show people the elegance of models of the times. This book has a high political position, strong literary nature, rich content, complete structure and clear context, and has high social benefits and publication value.

The short story collection consists of three parts, including Miller's short story collection "I Don't Need You Anymore" published in 1967, the novella "The Life of an Ordinary Girl" published in 1995, and "Existence", a collection of the last short stories published during his lifetime, totaling 16 pieces. Among them, 6 articles included in "Existence" were originally published in magazines such as "The New Yorker", "Harper's", and "Esquire", and are recognized as representing the highest achievement of Miller's novel creation. Since the collection of short stories was first published by Bloomsbury Publishing House in the UK in 2009, it has received many praises. The Los Angeles Times Book Review said, "There is no doubt that these short stories remind us that this outstanding dramatist is also an excellent novelist."

This book is a collection of special articles that Eco wrote for the Milan Art Festival from 2001 to 2015. It is the culmination of Eco's lifelong thinking and research. The book has a total of 12 chapters, starting from key words such as "beauty", "ugliness", "paradox" and "lie", reviewing its history and describing its evolution. Eco is known for his erudition. His research and observations range from literature and philosophy, religion and mythology, mass media and advertising, and his stories are full of wit and humor. In terms of form, this book can be regarded as a companion volume to "The History of Beauty" and "The History of Ugliness". In terms of content, it is the essence of Eco's lifelong research and thought. As the preface says, this book is "Eco's gift to everyone. It is our guide to the contemporary world, and it also allows us to never forget history, allowing us dwarfs to stand on the shoulders of giants."

This book selects short stories and short stories published by Kafka during his lifetime, covering several important creative stages in his life, including classics such as "The Judgment", "Metamorphosis", "In the Penal Colony", "Country Doctor", "Report to an Academy of Sciences", "The Hungry Artist", "Josephine the Singer or the Mouse-like Audience", etc. It reflects Kafka's turning points and breakthroughs in each stage of literary creation.

This book includes two masterpieces by Baudelaire. "The Flowers of Evil" is Baudelaire's famous work, which occupies a very important position in the history of world literature. The book is divided into seven parts: "Melancholy and Ideal", "Paris Scenery", "Wine", "Flowers of Evil", "Rebellion", "Death" and "Supplementary Poems". The poet broke through thousands of years of views on good and evil, and observed evil from a unique perspective. He believed that evil has both an evil side and a special kind of beauty. "Melancholy in Paris" is his famous collection of prose poems, first published in 1869. Baudelaire leads readers to roam the streets of Paris, depicting multiple sections and eternal propositions of modern life such as joy, intoxication, art, poverty, urban life, religion and morality.

This is a translation of a German literary classic. It collects the classic works of German writers represented by Goethe in the 18th and 19th centuries, including novels, essays and biographies. These works mainly reflect the European social reality before and after the French Revolution in the Middle Ages, criticizing the hypocrisy, indifference and ugliness of human nature in Western society. It mainly includes Goethe's novel "From Enemies to Couple", Hoffmann's novel "Miss Scudel", Kafka's novel "Country Doctor", Schopenhauer's essay "The Voice of the Heart", Nietzsche's essay "The Wisdom of Life" and Zweig's biographies "The Marriage of the Princess" and "The King's Troubles", etc.

This book is a collection of works about the little things around fathers and mothers. The plain, subtle and touching stories in the daily lives of more than 60 fathers and mothers are engraved with the love and perseverance, struggle and glory of the parents' generation, as well as the mutual affection through the years. This book interprets the caring behavior of Chinese parents from multiple dimensions, deeply understands the original intention of their love, and arouses our gratitude to our parents.

This collection of speeches by the famous Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca contains ten important speeches in his life. The content covers soul, poetry, deep songs, flamenco, lullabies, etc., Which are very important in Lorca's literary creation and literary concepts, and are also inescapable themes in Spanish national literature and art. Lorca's speeches are as wonderful and moving as his literary creations. These speeches are not impromptu. Lorca does not agree with impromptu speeches. He prefers to write speeches in advance, revise them carefully, and then recite them, trying to make what he says and what he writes have the same attitude. He treats recitation as a battle, not only to convey ideas, but also to convey emotions.

Interviews with the famous Spanish poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca, a collection of thirty important interviews in his life from 1927 to 1936. In these interviews, Lorca talks about his poetry and drama, his creative plans; about childhood and the countryside, about daily life and friendship with friends; about travel experiences, about cities; about his understanding of the nation and the world; about his social commitment and participation, and about the mission of an artist... The interviews unfold a life that is different from biographical narratives - a narrative that is discontinuous, sometimes contradictory, obscured, and contains attempts and regrets. These fragments, accompanied by the poet's voice, form an outline called Lorca, on which his creation, his life, and his character shine.

This book collects more than 70 essays written by Ge Jianxiong, a famous scholar, historical geographer, and professor at Fudan University. The writing spans several decades and includes prefaces, postscripts, introductions, postscripts, and other forms. Read your own books, read other people's books, and read students' books. The content may be a statement of the purpose of your personal work, the process of creation, a review of the work of friends or colleagues, or a message to a student's work. The essence of Professor Ge Jianxiong's academic research and the breadth of his research can be seen. These words have both ideological value and rich connotation. They are full of the joy of reading and reflection on life. They focus on the author's academic and writing research and thinking.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous ethics scholar Li Jianhua, which includes his current moral comments, book prefaces and book review articles in recent years. The whole book focuses on ethics and affairs, combined with current hot social and moral events, to explore the changes in the moral life of Chinese society during the transition period, to find innovative paths for ethical theory, and to explore through theoretical reflection how ethics can take root in Chinese soil, summarize Chinese experience, solve Chinese problems, and highlight Chinese style. The author uses the knowledge and conscience of ethics scholars to respond to various problems in modern social life, involving political ethics, economic ethics, educational ethics, information ethics, legal ethics, professional ethics, family ethics and other fields, and explores the basic principles of learning to be a person and learning to do things.

"The Selected Works of Kawabata Yasunari" was translated by Tan Jinghua, a famous translator and the earliest domestic scholar to study Kawabata Yasunari, over many years. He reproduces the beauty of Japanese mourning with elegant translation. It includes 6 immortal medium-length masterpieces such as "Snow Country", "Ancient Capital", "Thousand Cranes", "Voice of the Mountain", "Waltz of Flowers" and "Thousand Birds on the Blue Waves", as well as 18 short classics such as "Izu Dancing Girl", "Diary of a Sixteen-year-old", "Celebrities who are proficient in funerals" and "Mother's First Love".

"Collected Notes on Qian Sanqiang's Correspondence" contains nearly 300 letters related to Qian Sanqiang, most of which are published for the first time. The correspondence recipients include the Curies, Powell, Joseph Needham, Mei Yiqi, Guo Moruo, Hu Shi, Lin Jiaqiao, Yang Zhenning, Li Zhengdao and many other celebrities in the scientific and cultural circles. Many letters have witnessed the development of Chinese science and technology and are of great historical value. Qian Sanqiang (1913-1992), formerly known as Qian Bingqiong, was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang. He graduated from the Department of Physics of Tsinghua University and the Curie Laboratory of the University of Paris. He is the founder of China's atomic energy industry.