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This book is divided into 6 series, with a total of 36 works. The book is called "Written to Mother", and this article became well-known because it was recited live by the famous actor Siqin Gaowa in CCTV's "The Reader". This book focuses on the family card. This compilation is a collection of articles written by writers to their parents, aunts, younger sisters, and daughters that can be seen so far. Those outpourings and revelations of affection and tenderness are moving. The second chapter can be described as the author's autobiography. From elementary school to university, from innocent childhood to sixty-something, the author's life trajectory in the storm of the times is clearly visible. The third and fourth volumes select the postscripts of Jia Pingwa's classic prose articles and important works in the 1980s, which not only revisits the classics, but also gives a glimpse of the writer's creative thinking. The fifth volume is about writers. Jia Pingwa interprets Zhang Ailing, Shen Congwen, Sun Li, as well as Lu Yao, Chen Zhongshi, and Mo Yan, either from literary creation or from life experience, which is extraordinary. The six chapters in this collection show Jia Pingwa outside literature. His paintings, calligraphy, and collections are all interesting words about people, events, and things.

"The Lonely Game" In "The Lonely Game", which is composed of seven short stories, Yuan Zhesheng repeatedly captures loneliness, the "sense of dilemma that we must face as a human being," through various interpersonal emotions. The feeling of loneliness is everywhere in the words. Loneliness has always been a common theme in literary works, and it is also an emotion that many writers strive to describe. However, when we carefully taste Yuan Zhesheng's calm and controlled words in "The Lonely Game", we will eventually discover a kind of lonely writing that is unique to Yuan Zhesheng. "Farewell" is a commemorative collection of Yuan Zhesheng's works, including early out-of-print works, unpublished novels and personal notes. "Monkey·Luohanchi: Collection of Yuan Zhesheng's Novellas" is Taiwanese writer Yuan Zhesheng's first complete exploration of love, which has won many important literary awards such as the "Times Literary Award". "The Scholar's Watch" is composed of three independent but related novels. The scene is located in "Shaoshuigou", a rural settlement in the old era. The story develops around local characters living in "Shaoshuigou" such as Xiucai, Takeo, Huo Yanzai, Kong Maoyangzai, and Wu Xilang.

The content of this book includes the principal's management and leadership style, the meaning of the principal's responsibility system, the principal's rights and corresponding relationships, the school leadership management organization, the meaning of the school management organization, the principles of setting up the school management organization, the construction of the school administrative organization, the construction of the school's non-administrative organization, etc.

She is the daughter of old Shanghai movie star Shangguan Yunzhu, and her father Yao Ke is a cultural celebrity who returned from studying abroad. Her parents divorced when she was two years old. She learned to hide her worries in her heart and put a smile on her face. During her childhood, she lived a prosperous life and played a guest role as a rich girl in the movie "The Wandering Story of San Mao". Later, her financial resources were almost cut off, but she refused to reveal her embarrassment in front of her lover and regarded love as a pure ivory tower. She is an ordinary person in the great era, enduring the tragic fate: her mother committed suicide, her lover committed suicide, her children were forced to give away, she smuggled across the border to avoid disaster but was arrested... When life seemed to be about to change, a car accident on Nanjing West Road forever fixed her life in the autumn of the year she was 31 years old. Her name is Yao Yao. He was born in troubled times in 1944 and died in 1975. When the book was republished in 2009, Kaikai found it, so the author added the part of the story that could not be confirmed in the first edition.

She is the daughter of the boss of Shanghai Yongan Company. She studied at the famous Chinese and Western Girls' School when she was 6 years old, and graduated from the Psychology Department of Yenching University at the age of 24. Her father returned to China at the invitation of Sun Yat-sen to establish Shanghai's newest department store. Her second sister and Soong Meiling were close friends, and her best friend in college was Kang Youwei's granddaughter. She married at the age of 25, and her husband was a descendant of Lin Zexu's family. In the years that followed, she encountered the Anti-Rightist Movement, the Four Cleans-ups, and the Cultural Revolution. She experienced widowhood, house confiscation, and forced labor, leaving her completely destitute. But the ordeal did not make her resentful. She could still use an aluminum pot to bake Petersburg-style cakes on a briquette stove, and use a chicken brought back from the farm to make her son happy for a long time... When she died at the age of 90, she donated her body to the Red Cross in Shanghai, and the souvenir she received was a wreath with the word "90" woven from her white hair. Her name is Daisy, which means daisy in English.

In the course of more than half a century of literary creation, most of Feng Jicai's novels revolved around Tianjin Wei, with a strong flavor of Tianjin. This book selects Mr. Feng Jicai's classic works from the "Strange People in the World" series, as well as his most exciting short and medium-sized novels so far, such as "The Divine Whip", "Visitors on a Snowy Night", "Cannoning Two Lanterns", etc., And also includes his latest short story "Wooden Buddha". In addition, Feng Jicai personally wrote the preface "The Life of Works" for this book. He writes about the strange people in Tianjin Wei with open-minded and free writing style, with the liveliness and friendship of the world; he tells the human nature and stories of the special era with the utmost realistic romance and warmth. A book to understand the creative context of Feng Jicai's novels.

The 2020 work "Ah 2.0" By Da Bing, a multi-million-selling author, contains the full text of the old book and 100,000 new words, and continues to write 8 more stories with laughter and tears. After 8 years of writing for a living, Da Bing spoke frankly about his ups and downs and his Jinan; Lao Xie, who suffered from "throat cancer" and could no longer speak and can no longer sing, and his little miracle; Wednesday, an ordinary man who was willing to give up the world and grow up with his daughter; Xiao S, determined to return to Queenstown; moved thousands of readers The aftermath of the last wish of Wang Yueyang, a boy with leukemia who died... They are ordinary people with glimmers of light in ordinary life. They are colorful children who have passed through our lives; their stories make us understand that most legends in the world are just ordinary people who have turned their thoughts into actions.

When career and love are about to have a double harvest, a love rival appears. Things seem to be clear, but they are involved in a fund conspiracy! He left Beijing to avoid disaster, and cleverly used "Oolong Finger", thinking that he could have millions, but unexpectedly he was killed! Besieged on all sides, his fiancée left without saying goodbye. Did she hate the poor and love the rich, or did she have another hidden secret? In order to avenge a grudge, he went astray and killed his best friend. Should he give up his ill-gotten gains or keep them? The world is in economic crisis, and the mysterious Golden Chain organization chooses him to turn things around! Will the legendary stock god reappear? As the situation unfolds, the mystery of one's life experience is slowly revealed...

As a Uyghur bilingual writer, Arati Asmu is renowned in the contemporary literary world for his distinctive and modern writing style. This book selects two representative novellas of Arati Asmu's unique charm, "Pearl Agate" and "Malick Milk Tea", which demonstrate the writing intention from the narrative structure of "indulgence-search-instruction-rebirth-return". The former uses "gold is not the weight of the right path, but the human heart is the eternal balance of the earth" to justify the eternal ethics: the newly married father died unexpectedly, and the sons hesitated for a long time in front of gold and the human heart, and it was difficult to find their spiritual destination. The latter is based on the starting point of "a man's invisible face is his real enemy": Not long after the acclaimed and well-supported former mayor passed away, his family received a bank card and land deed from a strange woman. Mysteries suddenly arose, and Malick's beautiful life resurfaced and unfolded before the world's eyes.

"Home in a Village" is a new collection of short stories by the famous Kazakh female writer Yerkesi Humanbek. Yerksi's hometown is Beita Mountain on the border between China and Mongolia. This Kazakh shepherd girl who left her yurt pasture at a young age traveled around the outside world and returned to her birthplace in the form of literature. She discovered her hometown with the eyes of a child: she wrote about the ordinary families in her childhood village, the wild rapeseed flowers in the Gobi Desert, the graffiti on the rock walls, the "really not beautiful" bride, and the herders who migrated, changed places, and lived in pursuit of water and grass for generations. Ye Erkesi's words are soaked in the breath of unpolluted green grass, and the stories he writes are like frames of oil paintings inherited from his grandmother. "A village home" is the countless ordinary days and nights of the Kazakh people, which accumulate the quality of life and convey the light of faith.

"The Mysterious Dusk" is a new collection of short stories by the famous Tibetan writer Tashi Dawa, which comprehensively includes his representative works from various periods. He rediscovered Tibet between reality and magic: he wrote about the mountains and rivers of Tibet and the small scenes of daily life on the streets of Lhasa: the vast and desolate roof of the world, the colorful prayer flags fluttering on the roof, the wandering tents of the Kham people, the men sitting and chatting in the sweet teahouse, and the old women pinching their fingers to bargain. There are also all kinds of young people in the changing era of the old and the new - policemen, homeless people, nurses, students, idlers, salesmen. Some of them are excited, some are meditative, some are waiting and watching, and some are discouraged... These stories record and reflect their spiritual reality. Another part of the works goes beyond realism, mobilizing religion, scriptures, legends, historical facts, witchcraft, and dreams to explore the survival history and cultural psychology of the nation. This is also the writing quality given to him by the mystery and naturalness of Tibet.

This book selects eight short stories by Tsering Norbu. The strange appearances of all beings in "The Robber's Tavern", which is filled with the smell of sweet highland barley wine; the Tibetan girl Amu with eyes like Guanyin in "The Mercy of the Earth", who carries an unknown desire throughout her life; the souls left over from the war, meeting the sculpture author of "Revisiting the Hometown" every night in the roadside room of "Qumi Xinguo"; the two old men in "Veterinary Rob" My mother-in-law went to Ganden Monastery in Lhasa to pray for him to be reincarnated as soon as possible and to be as close as sisters; in "Going to Funeral", the Tibetan mother and the Han father were reunited by fate, but were separated due to different regional identities, resulting in a tragedy that will last for generations; on the golden grass slope, "Heart Overgrown with Cordyceps" is kneeling all over the mountains and fields... Whenever you chant sutras and pray, God will live in your heart. Tsering Norbu uses a simple and natural writing style, full of compassion and freedom to recite stories about love and compassion in the beautiful land of Tibet.

"My Suleiman is Missing" selects fifteen short stories and short stories by Aqbal Mijti. As a representative writer of contemporary Kazakh bilingual creations, his works depict the mountains and plains of the "South of the Yangtze River beyond the Great Wall", the clear skies and the leisurely cattle and sheep; he is a man in the grassland, brave enough to fight a black bear with a short sword, and a maiden. It is my mother's tender intestine exploring the secrets of the spring water; it is the Cole Boga musician, playing his splendid music in the four-corner tent; it is the flying blue dove, reflecting the dreams and hopes of the youth; it is the distant snow-capped mountains, continuing the nostalgia for my hometown. In articles such as "Lame Wild Horse", "Blue Dove, Blue Dove", "Red Calf", "Mountain Patrol" and "My Suleiman is Missing", Ikbayer Migiti writes about the poetic life of the Kazakh nation, the holy creatures of the grassland, and the beauty and heat of this land in language close to the world.

This book selects three short stories and short stories written by the representative Mongolian writer Mo Hasbagan and translated by the famous Mongolian translator Hasen. Hasbogen, who was born in the Ordos grassland of Inner Mongolia in 1950, deeply loves the land under his feet, and even more loves the Mongolian people and creatures who were born and raised here and have always been loving and tolerant despite the changes in history: whether it is sticking to the sand in "Hometown with Wolves and Songs". The old man's family in the depths of the desert is still the simple but wise Bao Rihu in "Deep in the Black Dragon and Gui Desert", or the clever and wise captain Tao Limu in "Re-Education". Their pure and firm unchanging original aspirations demonstrate the author's simple and rich Mongolian aesthetic concept. Hasbagan uses dialogue to advance the plot without appearing stagnant, and his writing is broad-minded but well-founded. With his proficient and exquisite writing skills, he eliminates the ghosts of history, searches for and explores the eternal shining bright spots in human nature, and uses this to illuminate the world. The Mongolian translator Hasen used his superb translation skills to perfectly and accurately restore the spiritual and spiritual aspects of the book.

This book selects six short stories and short stories written by the Mongolian writer Ayunga after entering the new century. The six novels, from their respective perspectives, express the author's praise and inquiry of the cultural traditions and humanistic spirit of the Mongolian region: the kind-hearted and almost cowardly herdsmen run away to find their lost home; the sharpshooter is depressed and has no sympathy for the wolves; the monster-like monster The car rammed left and right, breaking the ancient and stable ecology of the herdsmen; the woman who was not subject to rules was strong but persevered; the young life of a married man in his twilight years chose to annihilate for love and freedom; the other side of the strange man's deception was actually in the name of admiration and ambiguity. Mongolian translator Hasen is skilled in refining the essence of national culture. With her sophisticated translation, she restores Ayunga's simple and restrained writing style and cold and tragic style, presenting a tragic pastoral to the nomadic culture that has been eroded by industrial civilization.

"Fighting (Part 1)" is a financial novel that demonstrates the ideal of Jiang Yuanfeng, the boss of Honghu Technology, to serve the country through industry, as well as the business wisdom and leadership that make Honghu Technology stand out in the fierce competition. As an excellent company, Honghu Technology has attracted competition from various sources of capital from China and abroad. Faced with various issues such as the company's listing, successors, and product quality, Jiang Yuanfeng resolved them one by one. This book shows the business wisdom and fighting spirit of the younger generation of Chinese high-tech enterprises through the experiences of Geng Ye, a consultant for Honghu Technology's entry into the United States, and Jiang Wan, Jiang Yuanfeng's daughter, from their acquaintance to entering overseas markets together. The second volume of "Fight (Part 2): Breaking Out of the American Trap" tells the story of Honghu technology. When the heavy equipment brigade evacuated, Geng Ye, who had been wronged, led the Iron Triangle to hold on to Seattle and passed the test of Bell Telecom through all the hardships. Jiang Yuanfeng was trapped by the relationship between father and son and the old friendship, and was unable to adhere to his ideals on the board of directors. He sadly left for the United States to preside over negotiations with Bell Telecom and the U. S. Congress. Jiang Wan and Geng Ye emerged from the ashes, uncovered the secret conspiracy of Wan Cheng, Li Yidong, Zhuang Yunong, etc., And regained control of the board of directors. The second volume shows the volatility of the capital market, the good and evil of human nature, and the intricate emotional conflicts. It highlights the feelings, mind, energy, endurance, and outstanding leadership and strategic vision of Chinese entrepreneurs represented by Jiang Yuanfeng.

This is Zhou Daxin's latest novel. The work adopts a "quasi-documentary" structure, with a week of dusk cooling activities in Wanshou Park throughout the book. From Monday to Thursday, it is a promotion activity for elderly care institutions, medical care institutions, elderly care service institutions, and health experts. Friday to Sunday is the main body of the novel. The family caregiver uses her personal experience to tell the story of caring for the 70-year-old protagonist. The novel reflects the various realities of China's aging society. It not only writes about the spiritual loneliness of the elderly, but also writes about the true love that exists in the world. The single volume was well received after its publication. This time it was included in the anthology edition out of the need to protect copyright.

Long novel. This series of Jia Pingwa's works includes novels from different periods since he started literary creation. Its completeness is unprecedented. It not only provides readers with the opportunity to read the complete collection, but also provides convenience for researchers.

This book is one of Zhou Daxin's masterpieces. It was first published by our publisher in 2015. It has won national awards such as China Book of the Year and China Publishing Government Award, and its sales volume has reached 150,000 copies. This reprint is mainly due to the need to maintain copyright. At the same time, the cover can also be updated to promote the further classicization of the book. This book is the first book since the 18th National Congress to reflect the anti-corruption struggle. It uses the life of a provincial governor to comprehensively reproduce the current social ecology and deeply reflect on the current reality. It is one of Zhou Daxin's rare works that is both close to reality and reflects the thinking power of literature beyond reality.

The content of the work "Ancient Furnace" is mainly about Jia Pingwa's experiences in his boyhood, which is of a reminiscence nature. The story takes place in a village called "Gulu" in Shaanxi. This is a remote, closed place that maintains its traditional charm, but this tranquility began to be shaken in the winter of 1965. Almost everyone in Gulu Village was forced to be involved in a massive movement, catalyzed by various factors. Time progressed until the spring of 1967, when a peaceful village with clear mountains and rivers evolved into a ruins of humanistic spirit full of suspicion, confrontation, and fighting amid the illusory and concrete interests of "politics." The ancient furnace village where the porcelain was made was remote. The landscape there was clear and clear, there were many kinds of trees, the wild animals were active, and the livestock were prosperous. However, although the people were hardworking and good at craftsmanship, they were extremely poor. When I set the novel on the ancient furnace, I thought of many things that Jia Pingwa experienced when he was a child, because most of this book is his memories.

"Lake Mountains" is the book for which Zhou Daxin won the Mao Dun Literature Award. It has been included in the Mao Prize Book Series of our society before, and also included in Zhou Daxin's collected works. What I signed back this time is the exclusive publishing rights for the single volume. The book takes women from rural Henan as the protagonist, tells the story of the struggles of rural entrepreneurial youth, and reflects rural ecological issues such as conceptual changes, cultural transformations, and adjustments in interpersonal relationships faced in the process of China's reform and opening up. In the context of striving for a moderately prosperous society in all respects in 2020, this book still has special practical significance.

The short stories of Shi Tiesheng, a master of contemporary literature, have a wide range of themes and unique ideas. They use vivid words to describe the appearances of all living beings in the world. His writing and reflection on a specific era shine with a universal philosophy of life. This collection of short stories selects masterpieces such as "Grandma's Star", "Life is Like a String", "Summer Rose", "Notes on an Old House", "Coming to the World" and "Fantasy of a Dead Country". For example, "Grandma's Star" captures indelible memory fragments to record the times and miss grandma, and the innocence of the child is deeply touching; "Life is Like a Piano String" is like a soul-stirring three-stringed music, a thought-provoking life metaphor; "Notes from an Old House" tells the story of several ordinary people who are different from each other. They all have their own extraordinary dreams in ordinary life... Some of these novels are plain and warm, full of inspiring power; some of them are flexible and full of whimsy, which greatly expands the imagination space and gives us the courage and wisdom to face the difficulties of life.

The novel "Love Eroded by Time" implies a historical display and perception beyond words, and an exploration of distorted emotions and distorted human nature caused by special periods. Zhou Yu and Bai Hua are childhood sweethearts. In the 1960s, due to historical changes, the two were separated from each other, and they suffered hardships, suffering and miserable experiences in life, and there was no news for decades. Zhou Yu married the so-called "winner of the era" Wang Dongmin against her will in her small living environment. After the marriage, due to different experiences and outlook on life, Zhou Yu suffered heartbreaking hardships, and eventually divorced due to intensified conflicts and the death of her father from an accidental injury. However, the children of both parties experienced hardships, despair, illness, and other ups and downs, and felt the true goodness and beauty of human nature, so that the so-called alien Wang Han, who was on the edge of society, was helped and allowed to grow. In the end, a pair of children, Jiang An and Wang Han, completed the unforgettable care and longing of their parents for a lifetime, and sang a song of heart-rending love passed down by the second generation. With poignant plots and words, the novel shows people's great love and courage in difficult situations, and embodies the strength and affirmation of people's emotional souls relying on each other.

The manuscript combs the historical evolution of the concept of retribution. Under the comprehensive influence of Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and other cultural thoughts, the concept of retribution became the spiritual core of many folk beliefs and reached its peak in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The manuscript uses a large number of examples to discuss that the framework structure, character creation, and specific plots of Ming and Qing novels are often infiltrated by the concept of good and evil retribution. The novel circulated and spread it widely. The concept of retribution played a positive role in maintaining social order in the late feudal era. The treatise also combines the current social reality and discusses the concept of retribution for good and evil as a part of traditional culture, which still has positive significance for today's moral construction, community culture construction and literary creation.

The development of classical Chinese novels in ancient China has gone through a long process of development from short stories to long novels, from classical Chinese to vernacular, from notebook style to biographical style and then to chapter style. In this development process, Tang Dynasty legends were in the middle, playing a key role in transformation and transition. With their numerous masterpieces, magnificent artistic features and rich and broad themes, they had a profound impact on the creation of novels and the rapid development of opera art in later generations. "Research on Legends of the Tang Dynasty" mainly discusses the origin of the name of Legends of the Tang Dynasty, the system of Legends of the Tang Dynasty, the development process of Legends of the Tang Dynasty, and analyzes the artistic characteristics of Legends of the Tang Dynasty.

This book takes the folk factors of public case chivalrous novels in the Qing Dynasty as an entry point, covering the definition of the concept of public case chivalrous novels in the Qing Dynasty, the analysis of the folk factors of its formation and prosperity, the study of ideological themes and folk cognition of mainstream social morality, the analysis of the images of emperors, upright officials, knights, etc. And their cultural connotations, as well as the discussion of the differences between this type of novels and modern detective novels and martial arts novels. From the perspective of civilian literature, examine the literary significance and influence of chivalrous novels on public cases in the Qing Dynasty. With detailed information and rigorous argumentation, combined with folk ideas and social culture, it describes a systematic study of the chivalrous novels of public cases in the Qing Dynasty. Has high publication value.

In 2120, human society entered the "Era of Longevity", and the successful development of "life-extending medicine" realized mankind's ancient wish for immortality. Will the important turning point brought about by this technological leap lead to human beings entering a higher level of civilization, or will they eventually lead to extinction? This is a fable-like novel with a science fiction color. The author describes the vision of human society that will begin to enter the "Era of Longevity" in 2120. This year, the "Eternal Life Committee" began to promote "life-extending medicine", and most countries entered the "immortality zone". The theoretical life span of humans living in these countries can reach 10,000 years, which is called "immortality". Of course, there are also a small number of countries that are unwilling to enter the "Eternal Life Zone". They stay in the "Life and Death Zone". Human beings here follow ancient natural rules, but at the same time they also go on a completely different path from the "Eternal Life Zone"... The highlight of this novel is not only the imagination of human immortality, but also the speculation on bioethical issues. "Immortality", a human fantasy since ancient times, will it bring disaster or another high-level civilization once it is realized? The struggle and collision between the two outlooks on life, the "Eternal Life Zone" and the "Life and Death Zone", push the story to a climax.

Meng Hui's "The Bon Incident" is set several years after Wu Zetian came to the throne, and tells a thrilling palace story... Wu Zetian is not the protagonist of the novel, but the queen's omnipresent authoritative shadow becomes an opportunity to start the narrative. The author of "The Bon Incident" is interested in imagining the relationships between people in that era: ethical, political, and erotic relationships. Relatives, princes and princesses, generals, monsters, monks, naughty male favorites, and countless colorful female attendants, all scheming and intertwining into an extremely complex network. This network takes the Holy God Empress as the convergence point. The power of God is unpredictable, who can predict his fate tomorrow? The majestic pomp of the emperor's grace cannot hide the waves of death struggles; behind the arrogance and extravagance, there is the sigh of endless desolation.

The world recognizes Jiaozi as the originator of paper money, which is a great revolution in world currency. When mentioning Jiaozi, Chengdu has to be mentioned. Chengdu is a famous historical and cultural city. Its development was particularly prosperous during the Tang and Song Dynasties, and it is known as "promoting one and benefiting two". Looking back at the examples of merchants in Shu in the Northern Song Dynasty, we have to mention that in the early Northern Song Dynasty, one of the sixteen Jiaozi shop owners was Wang Changyi, a wealthy businessman in Chengdu, Sichuan. "The Shu Shang of the Great Song Dynasty" is a chapter-length novel with a total of more than 380,000 words. The author adopts the style of "Pinghua" in the Song Dynasty, and takes Wang Changyi, the inventor of Jiaozi and a Confucian businessman in Chengdu, as the important protagonist. It vividly enters the reader's field of vision and tells the wonderful story of the Song Dynasty Shu merchants led by the Confucian scholar Wang Changyi during the Northern Song Dynasty, their trade management, clever use of opportunities, good planning and trade-offs, benevolence in helping the poor, adding glory to the country, and classic love stories. The language style of the novel is consistent with the background of the times. It fills the gaps in the Shu merchant culture such as Jiaozi and Shu merchants and the literary creation of major national themes. It has certain literary value and positive practical significance.

"The Mother-in-Law Eats the Daughter-in-Law and the Whole Family" tells the story of marriage as a woman's second reincarnation. The mistress is terrible, and the careful mother-in-law is even more lethal. How to survive the suffocating life of this family, and where is the outlet for happiness... The most popular family emotional novel, special honor: "The Mother-in-Law Eats the Daughter-in-law and the Whole Family" has not yet been published, but has been strongly serialized by 18 mainstream print media including Guangzhou Daily, News Evening News, Jinling Evening News, and Chutian Metropolis Daily! !

In the post-educated youth era, a group of educated youths started different paths of life after returning to the city. Some of them started creative companies and worked hard to realize their dreams; some became angels in white and saved countless lives; some experienced various hardships such as being laid off, unemployed, and seriously ill; some worked as civil servants, silently dedicating their true feelings and love. ; Some have gone astray and become impoverished... Their emotional lives have also experienced ups and downs, performing complicated and confusing plots, but their concerns for their second hometown are surprisingly consistent. They donated money to build a village-run primary school; But what makes them uneasy is that due to the over-development of their second hometown, the dense forests have disappeared one by one. The villages originally built in the birch forests now no longer have birch forests, and can only be seen deep in the forests of the Daxingan Mountains. This piece of birch forest symbolizes their youth and dreams. This birch forest is still their emotional sustenance and career support, but it has gradually drifted away from them. The story of "The Fading Birch Forest" is vivid and touching, with twists and turns and heart-stirring plots. It shows the lofty sentiments and rough life of a group of old educated youths.

"Where is the Countryside" is a companion piece, a new prose work by Ye Fu, winner of the Taipei International Book Fair's "Non-Fiction" Grand Prize. Jianghu people talk about Jianghu affairs, and the true China can be seen in their temperament.

This book is a full-length novel. Through the portrayal of two leading figures in railway electrification construction, Ma Siming and Ren Shanzhi, it describes the historical process of China's electrified railways starting from scratch, from normal speed to speed-up, from speed-up to high-speed, and from high-speed to "One Belt and One Road", and the historical process of China's electrified railway becoming a great power in high-speed railway. In particular, the completion of the Pingshen High-speed Railway marked China's entry into the high-speed railway era, realizing the dreams of generations, becoming a tool for the people and a weapon for the country, inspiring electrification builders to realize their dreams and realize the Chinese Dream.

Sooner or later, we will all take away our own section from the long river of college memories. Take it away, and no one may know what happened in this golden time. Today, as they eagerly walk into the campus following the long shadow of the building, what kind of memories will they take with them? Four girls from different families with different values ​​entered the same art school with their dreams. As we walked, some people forgot why they set out in the first place, for money, reputation, and happiness, and forgot their initial persistence... In the ivory tower of the university, some people left behind lifelong regrets.

Publish railway literary works, support railway authors and railway literary and artistic creations, prosper railway cultural undertakings, and establish railway cultural brands. This book is a collection of works by railway authors, including 31 novels and 29 short stories. The works cover all walks of life such as industry, agriculture, business, academia and the military. The most common and normal life reality is written out of the little people's small ups and downs, small interests, and small joys and sorrows.

Publish railway literary works, support railway authors and railway literary and artistic creations, prosper railway cultural undertakings, and establish railway cultural brands. This book is a collection of works by railway authors, including a total of 23 Li Ge novels, each of which has been published in major newspapers and periodicals more than once. This time, the author collected and summarized the manuscripts, revised and adjusted the length and title of the articles, and compiled the works into a volume. The emotions revealed are sincere, accessible and touching.

This novel is based on the growth experience of high school students in Beijing around 2005. It describes how a good boy with both good character and academic performance transformed from a "good student" to a "gang boss" under the influence of the environment, and how he took revenge on those who bullied him after "taking power". Later, it is his reflections on that memory after entering adult society. The book writes: Xiao Dong, who is excellent in both morals and academics, enjoys a quiet and orderly life in the class, and has an unexplored love affair with Xu Yuwei, the recognized "class beauty" in the class. However, when Wu Hao, a transfer student, makes a brilliant debut at the sports meeting, he attracts Xu Yuwei's attention, and the conflict between the two boys gradually unfolds. Wu Hao launched an emotional offensive against Xu Yuwei, and inadvertently started a collective cold-violence campaign against Xiao Dong. Xiao Dong gradually lost his position as squad leader, first violinist of the orchestra, etc. And then sank. While Xiao Dong was escaping from reality in an Internet cafe, through several important actions, he gained the trust of Zheng Tianchu, the school basketball captain and the school boss, and gained a new life on this road. Xu Yuwei and Wu Hao were not fellow travelers, and they also intended to return to Xiao Dong's side. However, they were unwilling to communicate with each other and missed opportunities one after another. Xu Yuwei could no longer stop Xiao Dong from going further and further on the road to revenge. Ten years later, Xiao Dong has become a famous violinist. He received a warm welcome when he returned to Yinghe Middle School. Unexpectedly, Xiao Dong issued a different declaration when facing his former campus and classmates. The novel is original to the author. It is very realistic and readable. The characters are vivid and aesthetic. It is worth reading.

"Rice" tells the story of the protagonist Wu Long's life journey of escaping from hunger and poverty, accompanied by the decadence of three generations of a family, the entanglement and conflict between the countryside and the city, and falling into the trap of sexual desire as his appetite is satisfied. The five dragons came for "rice" and finally died on the pile of rice on the train back home. The whole novel is full of pleasure to read and contains many deep meanings. "Rice" was adapted into the movie "Dahong Rice Store", which became a very controversial work in the history of Chinese film.

"Tibetan Contemporary Women's Literature Series: The Sorrow of the Valley" is composed of thirteen short novels. The novels are based on bits and pieces of real life, and the ever-changing themes of campus life, traditional culture and nature. They focus on the emotional color and artistic characteristics of the novels. There are clear spiritual ambitions and spiritual solace between the lines, as well as outlook on life and values.

The winning work of the first Mao Dun Literature Award, the film of the same name is directed by Xie Jin and stars Liu Xiaoqing and Jiang Wen. The novel takes the joys and sorrows of "Sister Furong" Hu Yuyin as the main line, showing the ups and downs of people's lives in a specific historical period, exposing the fallacies and dangers of "Left" ideological trends, and praising the victory of the line of the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee. The novel describes the social customs in rural areas of southern Hunan in my country from 1963 to 1979, exposes the harm of left-leaning thoughts, and praises the victory of the line of the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee.

This is a semi-autobiographical novel. The author was born in the Taihang Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War. His parents were both anti-Japanese cadres of the Chinese Communist Party. As a result, he experienced an unforgettable period full of danger. When he was three years old, the Japanese invading army took him hostage in order to trap the anti-Japanese cadres. He was later rescued by the anti-Japanese government and escaped from danger. He lived a divorced life, begged for food, and herded cattle, but he had been self-reliant since he was a child. At the age of six, he led a donkey to a coal mine dozens of miles away to carry coal. He walked on a mountain road in ice and snow, and encountered a vicious wolf, almost losing his life... The author combined these dangerous experiences and artistically processed them against the background of the war-torn war years, showing the growth of a generation of children at that time. This book is both story-telling and informative, and is also of great reference for the education and training of contemporary teenagers.

"Qinqiang" focuses on a village in southern Shaanxi and tells the story of the relationship between farmers and the land and the living conditions of farmers. Through the eyes of a "madman", he writes about his worries and sympathy for the heavy burden on farmers, the loss of farmland in rural areas, and the loss of rural culture. The author interprets the 20-year history of China's rural areas with dignified writing, focusing on the huge and profound changes in rural values, interpersonal relationships and traditional patterns. It is "an epic volume of contemporary Chinese rural areas".

As long as you learn these two things, you won't be afraid of fighting monsters in the workplace! Industry insiders revealed! This is a column that exposes the industry's shady secrets, and at the same time it is a column that exposes marketing scams at health care product conferences. Maybe you don't know what health care products are, let alone what conference marketing is, but this industry has deeply affected your family and changed the living conditions of your parents, relatives, friends and elders. Just like the title of my column, don't you want to know who defrauded your parents of their pension money? In this column, the author uses his own personal experience as the main thread to record in detail the various marketing methods used in the marketing of health care products conferences that make people laugh or cry, are unbelievable, and outrageous. With a mentality of atonement, the author sincerely apologizes to the innocent old people who were defrauded of almost all their pension money, and uses his own eyes to describe ten health care product practitioners from all over the world, with different personalities and different dreams. Their little-known living conditions whip up the evil of human nature deep in their hearts, either actively or passively.

As long as you learn these two things, you won't be afraid of fighting monsters in the workplace! Industry insiders revealed! Everyone has a dream to open a store, but this dream has been just a dream for decades. This column tells you the truth about store development and how to make your dream come true and open a store of your own. If you have any questions, you can ask and I will answer them. From the proposal of the idea, to the implementation of the project, to the decoration design, I will explain it one by one. But the risks of opening a store will always exist. We are just trying to minimize these possible risks. Maybe this is not a rigorous textbook, but it must be a handbook where you can find your own answers.

Seeing the bleak world, listen to a sigh! The work tells the interesting story of a Chinese girl Zhang Mimi and her American husband Preston from their acquaintance to their marriage. The author deliberately made fun of the Chinese aristocrats before the Opium War, calling the gentleman from the United States a "barbarian" and the relationship between the two as "controlling the barbarians". There are cultural conflicts in the work that make people laugh and laugh, as well as a warm and romantic love journey. In the final analysis, this is the joys and sorrows of the most ordinary pair of lovers in the world. This work is based on the author's blog diaries and Weibo random thoughts in the past two years. Each short article has a different length and style. The first few essays in the work are long, and the writing style is meaningful and elegant; while the last few short essays are composed of short interesting things captured by the author in his daily life, and the writing style is easy to laugh at. The author's gentleness as a Chinese girl and the humor of an American lover can often be seen. Zhang Mimi is a young woman born in the 1980s who is not good at pretending to be cool. She uses writing and translating as pastimes. Hemingway said that those who can write are creating, and those who cannot write are teaching writing in universities. And the latter is exactly what I do now.

Seeing the bleak world, listen to a sigh! As urbanization advances, is there still a possibility of rural existence? How will the rural culture grown in the soil be inherited? When rural areas are destroyed by the wave of urbanization, where can we find the local culture that rural people rely on for survival? City, countryside and culture are all integrated. Soul, life and society are all broken into pieces. What connects the countryside and the countryside, and what changes the countryside and the villagers? Standing on rural land, walking on urban roads, you can spy on the changes in urban and rural areas.

You won't learn anything by watching it, you must watch it! In this volume, we will continue the journey of the previous volume, starting from Iceland to Greenland. Under the aurora, we took a sled across the frozen Arctic Ocean to the American continent on the other side of the sea. Then we went to the Mayan and Aztec ruins, and went south to the Inca in South America. On this mythical journey, we review together the collective memory constructed by human beings using impressions and dreams... A long time ago, there were no scientists in the world who could speculate and deduce the laws of nature. Supernatural forces were everywhere, and there were gods in mountains, rivers, lakes, and forests. Myths explain the origin and nature of all things, and provide a spiritual foundation for human beings to understand life and establish beliefs. Some myths are far older than we imagine, but there is little doubt that they existed long before the invention of writing and the formation of written history. Although mythology as a way of understanding the world has long faded out of the stage of history, there are some things that have remained original after thousands of years of changing times. For example, biblical stories, Greek mythology, and Nordic mythology constitute the spiritual prototypes of Western fantasy novels. It is these archetypes that make the great themes of world mythology relevant to today's world. "This is a myth," people say, implying that there is something absurd or untrue about it. But people also talk about things that touch their souls like this: "Like a myth!" Just as in today's urban reinforced concrete forest, there is still a need for lush woods and green spaces for people to rest, we also need ancient fantasies to turn into a breeze blowing through, so that the hope deep in our hearts can gallop freely in a land of imagination. Bing Zhixuanji, a lover of mythology and fantasy, a contributor to the mythology column of "Fantasy World", a fan of Western fantasy, loves to collect, discover, and organize forgotten stories (and gossip) about gods and goddesses.

As long as you learn these two things, you won't be afraid of fighting monsters in the workplace! Industry insiders revealed! [Your Question, My Title] This is an interactive column that mainly answers some questions about introductory writing for middle school students, college students and literature lovers. From middle school composition classes to university Chinese departments, few people build a bridge to get started with writing, and few people provide answers to some basic writing questions. Now, I'm trying to answer these questions. As long as you tell me your doubts about writing through Sina Weibo @, I will answer your questions in the column. The genre covers novels, poetry and prose. [Recommended by famous writers] Qiu Huadong, a famous writer and deputy editor of "People's Literature", recommends this column: "This question-and-answer introductory book on writing may guide more future writers to run on the right path of literature." Professor and doctoral supervisor of the Chinese Department of Sun Yat-sen University, Guangdong Province Xie Youshun, vice chairman of the Writers Association, commented on this column: "Chen Chongzheng used his own writing experience to build a bridge from writing to literary creation. With his sincere attitude and professional spirit, he influenced young people who love writing. It is very meaningful and I admire it."

As long as you learn these two things, you won't be afraid of fighting monsters in the workplace! Industry insiders revealed! Specifically aimed at the current situation and problems of the development of the domestic documentary industry. At the same time, as a practitioner in the documentary industry, I will express some personal opinions and thoughts and disclose some real conditions in the industry. I hope to attract more people to pay attention to the development of Chinese documentaries. I also hope that in the next few decades, China will usher in a great development of the film industry (the box office ranks first in the world), and at the same time, it will also usher in a great development of the documentary industry.

As long as you learn these two things, you won't be afraid of fighting monsters in the workplace! Industry insiders revealed! For most urban white-collar workers, job hopping is the most direct and convenient way to get promotion and salary increase. However, finding an ideal "next home" is often more difficult than imagined. How to write an attractive resume? How to maximize the role of job search websites? How to increase the interview rate after submitting resume? How to communicate with headhunters and get their attention? How to prepare effectively for an interview? How to ace an interview? How to measure the salary and benefits of a recruiting company? How to make the right choice among different offers? This column will start from the practical experience of job-hopping experts and answer the above questions that trouble job seekers one by one. With the correct attitude and scientific methods, I wish all those who subscribe to this column a bright future!