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"Qiejieting Essays" is a collection of essays by Lu Xun. This book collects thirty-six essays written by Lu Xun in 1934, including "Two or Three Things About China", "Using Doctrine", "An Eye for an Eye", "Speaking of "Face"", etc. "Qiejie" is made up of half of the word "concession", which means that only half of China's sovereignty is left. These essays are not only sophisticated in technique and rich in argumentation, but the author's application of Marxist theory has also been integrated and integrated into specific content in accordance with the characteristics of miscellany. "Qiejieting Essays" is a collection of essays by Lu Xun. This book collects thirty-six essays written by Lu Xun in 1934, including "Two or Three Things About China", "Using Doctrine", "An Eye for an Eye", "Speaking of "Face"", etc. "Qiejie" is made up of half of the word "concession", which means that only half of China's sovereignty is left. These essays are not only skillful in technique and rich in argumentation, but the author's application of Marxist theory has also been integrated and integrated into the specific content in accordance with the characteristics of miscellaneous feelings.

This book contains sixty-one essays written by the author from January to November 1934, and was published by Shanghai Lianhua Book Company in June 1936. Reprinted in August of the same year. A total of two editions were printed during the author's lifetime. Lu Xun often wrote short commentaries, which indeed started from the "Freedom Talk" submitted to "Shenbao". Collected from 1933, there are two books: "Pseudo Free Book" and "Huai Fengyue Talk". Later, the editor, Mr. Li Liewen, was really squeezed out. The next year, he was finally squeezed out. Lu Xun changed some methods, changed some pen names, and asked someone to copy and submit the manuscript. The new editor could not distinguish it carefully, so he still published it frequently. On the one hand, the scope was expanded, and the supplement "Tongxiang" of "China Daily" and the semi-monthly essay magazine "Taibai" were also written occasionally. The same text was written in 1934. The collection of these things written in 1934 is this "Lace Literature".

The complete works of Lu Xun include: Scream, Wandering, Sadness, New Stories, Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Dusk, Wild Grasses, Hot Wind, Sanxian Collection, Nanqianbei Diao Collection, Pseudo Free Letters, Quan Feng Yue Tan, Qie Jie Ting Essays, Qie Jie Ting Essays Two Collections, Qie Jie Ting Essays Final Collection, Collection Outside Collection, Tomb, Huagai Collection, Huagai Collection Sequel, Erxin Collection, and 21 volumes of lace literature.

The collection of Lu Xun's essays includes: Refeng, Sanxian Collection, Nanqianbei Diao Collection, Pseudo Free Letters, Quan Feng Yue Tan, Qie Jie Ting's Essays, Two Collections of Qie Jie Ting's Essays, The Last Collection of Qie Jie Ting's Essays, Collection Outside Collection, Tomb, Huagai Collection, Huagai Collection Sequel, Erxin Collection, Already Collection, and 15 volumes of lace literature.

The woman I like is a woman who strives for progress. What is the most lovable thing about a woman? It is truth, freedom, independence, courtesy, kindness, reason, and fun. It is not difficult to become the best woman. Many things are a learning process. Learn to be independent, learn to be confident, learn to be tolerant, learn to give up, learn to be hardworking, and learn to love. We don't have so many innate personalities, so when we deal with others, we need to give others more consideration and leeway. There are still good women, good wives, and good mothers. They are given by God, but they are also something that every woman can achieve through self-improvement. A woman who has a heart to learn and make progress and has perfect requirements for herself will definitely become a better woman. "May You Be the Best Woman" is based on Chua Lam's more than 70 years of experience in dealing with women. He can be sharp and spicy, gentle and calm, or solemn and simple. From different angles and depths, he points out women's problems while giving positive encouragement. Every woman has her own problems, and I hope we can find our own answers from Chua Lam.

A good life starts with eating well. Eating well means loving yourself well. The meaning of life is to eat and drink, it's that simple and basic. Eating well is a top priority. Every meal will affect yourself and your entire life in the future. Study as much as possible, experience as much as possible, and eat as much good food as possible, and life will be better. "Eat Well Today" is Chua Lam's record of delicacies from various places and ingredients closely related to daily life. Take a look at the taste, form and cooking techniques of each dish, as well as the local customs, people's feelings and life experiences revealed between the lines. People can't help but sigh, life is not long, you have to eat well, drink well, and live a good life. I hope you can eat well every day, understand life, love life, and live well every day.

This book was compiled by Zheng Zhenduo, a famous Chinese litterateur and scholar, based on dozens of authoritative monographs and documents in foreign languages, and spent more than ten years carefully compiling it. It contains more than 600 gods and heroes in Greek mythology, covering more than 300 city-states and regions in ancient Greece, and It is creatively divided into seven major systems: Thessalian, Argos, Ares, Thebes, Heracles, Athenian, and Pelops. It has beautiful writing and a complete system. It is the best reading book for Chinese readers to understand the intricate ancient Greek mythology.

Fu Lei's classic translations include five volumes: Beethoven's biography, Michelangelo's biography, Tolstoy's biography, and Goriot. "The Biography of Beethoven" Beethoven was born in an era when "breaking" and "establishing" were in conflict. He is talented and has composed one song after another that has been handed down from generation to generation; despite his ill-fated fate, he has gone through hardships and still adheres to his original intention of "being devoted to good, loving freedom more than anything else; and never betraying the truth under any circumstances." In this biography, the author not only tells the legendary life of music master Beethoven in beautiful language from different perspectives, but also reveals a great soul to readers. At the same time, Romain Rolland also compiled Beethoven's will and letters into a collection. "The Biography of Michelangelo" Michelangelo has a powerful power that can influence an era. Before him, the artistic sky in Florence was dull and lacked vitality. His appearance blew away the dark clouds hanging over it like a sudden storm. After him, Michelangelo's style influenced artists for almost three centuries. This biography mainly consists of three parts: the first part "Battle", the second part "Abandonment" and the epilogue. The author highly praises Michelangelo's artistic achievements and analyzes his inner world, thus revealing to readers a Michelangelo who is both ordinary and extraordinary, with unparalleled artistic talent and creativity. "The Biography of Tolstoy" Romain Rolland regarded Tolstoy as his spiritual mentor, and Toon's humanitarian feelings deeply moved him. Therefore, studying Toon's artistic creations, letters, and even the reminiscences of his contemporaries became the medium for Romain Rolland to express his admiration for Toon. Thus, an immortal "The Biography of Tolstoy" was born. The author's detailed research on Tolstoy has become the solid foundation of this work. With his extraordinary insight, Romain Rolland shows readers all the important aspects of the creative personality of a generation of literary giants. "Petro Goriot" In Paris in 1819, the Napoleonic era had just come to an end. Behind the prosperity of the upper class, socialites were worried about lovers and debts, nobles were weighing wealth and love, and wealthy businessmen were planning speculation and business. In a low-income apartment in the lower society, various characters are inextricably linked to the upper class: the upstart old man Gao was drained by his two daughters and died desolately in a shabby corner; the mainland young man Rastignac is determined to rise to the top and urgently needs to learn many rules of the upper class; the gangster leader Mufu Tolen is dormant in the dark, waiting for an opportunity to declare war on secular society... In "Petro Goriot", Balzac depicts the unique spirit of the times during the period of social transformation: moral decay, social tension, confusion of values, and poverty of the lower class. At the same time, society is rarely full of mobility. Human relationships and world affairs in society during the period of transformation are taking turns to be staged in this human comedy. "Eugénie Grandet" is a novel by the famous French writer Balzac. It tells the story of the innocent and beautiful Eugenie, the only daughter of the miserly and shrewd millionaire Grandet. She fell in love with her bankrupt cousin. For his sake, she did not hesitate to anger her money-loving father and spent all her private savings to help him make his way into the world. At this point, the relationship between father and daughter broke down, and the timid and virtuous mother was so frightened that she fell ill. The girl who lost her parents and her youth in the bitter expectation ended up with a heartless man who returned rich.

Contemporary literary master Shi Tiesheng's prose is simple and transparent, containing profound philosophy of life and rich flavor of life, and is known as the "most beautiful harvest" in the Chinese literary world. His poems are full of philosophy and compassion, and his imagination, unique language and condensation have unique literary value. This collection of prose poems selects classic works such as "The Temple of Earth and Me", "Memory and Impression", "Autumn Memories", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree" and "Love Song of the Yellow Earth". These works are based on the author's personal experience. The beautiful prose is full of love for life, youth, lover, relatives and friends, and hometown. Among them, the representative work of lyrical prose "Me and the Temple of Earth" is like a profound chant of life, with profound emotions, implicit philosophy, and meaningful language; "Memory and Impression" is like a human drama of sorrow and joy, with profound themes, rich Beijing flavor, and touching hearts; the ideological essay "Good Luck" "Design" is obsessed with asking about the riddles of the fate of all people, peeling off the bamboo shoots, telling it in a eloquent way, with wisdom and humor... Shi Tiesheng's words are full of magical charm, have the power to penetrate time and soul, and have a poetic grasp of fate, making us rethink the meaning of life.

"Six Chapters of a Floating Life" is compiled by Shen Fu based on his own personal experience and selected unforgettable moments in his life. It takes the life of the couple as the main line and records the ordinary but interesting home life and wandering experiences, which involves ancient life art, family ethics, economy and culture, landscape travel and other aspects. It truly and richly shows the life experiences and living environment of ordinary people at that time, and is known as the "little "Dream of Red Mansions"" in the late Qing Dynasty.

"The Scholars" has fifty-six chapters. It is a long satirical novel depicting the portraits of ancient intellectuals. The novel depicts various people's attitudes and pursuits of fame and wealth in a realistic way, and points the finger at the dark politics and pedantic imperial examination system. On the one hand, the novel describes the various absurd and hypocritical behaviors of Confucian scholars who were deeply poisoned by eight-legged stereotypes, satirizes those fake Confucian scholars and fake celebrities, and criticizes the corrupt social atmosphere at that time. The novel depicts the characters in depth and detail, creating many typical characters, such as corrupt Confucians Zhou Jin and Fan Jin, corrupt officials Tang Feng and Wang Hui, Mr. Ma Er, Mr. Lu Bianxiu, real celebrities Wang Mian and Du Shaoqing, etc. The superb satirical technique makes this book a masterpiece of Chinese classical satirical literature. The Scholars also created an example of using novels to directly evaluate real life.

"Night Talk around the Lu" is a collection of aphorisms written by Wang Yongbin in the Qing Dynasty. Together with "Cai Gen Tan" and "Xiaochuang Youji", it is also known as the three most wonderful books on Chinese people's life. The book has a total of 221 chapters. It talks about the ancient wisdom of "establishing morality, establishing one's character, and establishing one's words" from various aspects such as reading, self-cultivation, educating children, cultivating virtue, making friends, dealing with affairs, managing the family, etc. The book is short in length but meaningful in meaning. The author creates a situation of sitting around the stove on a winter night and chatting with his family, making the language of this book friendly, natural and easy to read, giving people a sense of moisturizing and silent. The content of this book includes phonetic notation and interpretation of rare and difficult words. Each aphorism is accompanied by carefully selected illustrations, striving to create a good reading scene for readers.

"Cai Gen Tan" is a collection of quotations that discusses self-cultivation, life, dealing with others, and dealing with things. It is also known as the three great books on self-cultivation for Chinese people along with "The Notes of a Small Window" and "Night Talk around the Furnace". The title of the book "Cai Gen Tan" comes from the saying of Wang Ge, a Confucian scholar in the Song Dynasty: "If a person bites the vegetable root, he can do everything." The content adopts the essence of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, and contains the principles of self-cultivation, family management, and life.

"Little Window You Ji" is a collection of clear-spoken sketches compiled by Chen Jiru in the Ming Dynasty. It is divided into twelve volumes: Xing, Qing, Qiao, Ling, Su, Jing, Yun, Qi, Qi, Hao, Fa and Qian. It explains the Chinese literati's life principles from many aspects such as self-cultivation, life, making friends, and studying. The content is extensive, rich in philosophy, the writing is neat and beautiful, and the words are concise and far-reaching. This book, together with Cai Gen Tan and Night Talk around the Furnace, is known as the three great books on self-cultivation for Chinese people. Since its publication, it has been favored by readers of all ages. It is a good philosophical book that provides an in-depth understanding of the Chinese people's wisdom in life.

This manuscript is compiled from articles written by more than 40 experts, scholars or alumni who have made outstanding contributions to the development of the school or witnessed important historical moments in the history of the school. They recount their life resumes, teaching, scientific research, and related events and feelings. It reproduces their rich history of sharing the same fate with Renmin University.

In terms of style, Zeng Guofan's family letters are divided into chapters on self-cultivation, admonition to study, family management, financial management, making friends, government, employment, health care, and military affairs. During the selection process, multiple versions were compared, and chapters that were representative and of great reference value to contemporary people were selected. Sort by time, decide the title, annotate and comment. "Zeng Guofan's Family Letters (Collected Edition)" is different in content and has its own emphasis, as described below: The family letters selected in the Self-cultivation chapter are intended to reflect Zeng Guofan's inner cultivation in aspects such as self-preservation, moral cultivation, patience, perseverance, prudence, and self-reliance. The family letters selected for the chapter on encouraging students include teaching their brothers to write and cultivate their minds, advising their brothers to be diligent in their studies, explaining how to study, and teaching their brothers to pay attention to reading and to have perseverance in reading. They reflect Zeng Guofan's academic thoughts of "reading, being determined, and persevering".

Wine culture occupies an important position in Chinese national culture. It has a long history and involves all aspects of life. For thousands of years, wine has been integrated with various arts of the Chinese nation, such as calligraphy, music, dance, painting, poetry, etc., To construct a rich and diverse Chinese wine culture. Chinese wine culture has the enterprising spirit of "learning well and becoming an official", Tao Qian's tranquility and far-reaching attitude like "being indifferent to fame and wealth", the aloofness of "I am a madman of Chu", and the sentiment of helping the world by "worrying before the world, and taking pleasure in the world later". These classic works are the splendid treasures of Chinese culture. This is the first compilation of wine culture works and has certain publication value.

At present, the whole country is in an atmosphere of enthusiastic learning, discussion, interpretation and promotion of traditional culture. However, traditional culture contains a very broad content and it is not easy to summarize it simply. Culture is not only the accumulation and summary of experience, but also human feelings and ideals about life. Today I want to use the most common and simple words from one angle to summarize the ideal of "gentleness" among Chinese intellectuals represented by Confucius, and to discuss and communicate with you on this issue.

"Selected Works of Ba Jin" includes works such as "Open Garden", "Bird's Paradise" and "Remembering Xiao Shan", showing the thoughts, feelings and life traces of this centenarian at different stages of his life. From these affectionate words, we can see Ba ​​Jin's joy and sorrow, frustration and pursuit, as well as his deep love and thinking about the world. "Selected Works of Lu Xun" is a collection of selected works of Lu Xun, including 69 representative articles in four genres: novels, essays, prose poems, and miscellaneous feelings. Including "Blessings", "Hometown", "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", "Usingism" and other popular masterpieces, they are rich in literary and ideological nature and clearly demonstrate Lu Xun's ideological characteristics and writing style. "Selected Works of Xiao Hong" is a selection of the works of the famous writer Xiao Hong. It selects the representative works of Xiao Hong's novels such as "The Story of Hulan River", "March in the Small Town" and "Mabele". It also includes Xiao Hong's famous prose works, such as selected articles from "Shangshi Street" and "Memories of Mr. Lu Xun". It writes about the unique customs and customs of the Northeast, reflects the fate of ordinary people in the context of the 1930s and 1940s, and reflects the characteristics and style of Xiao Hong's literary works. "Selected Works of Xu Dishan" collects Xu Dishan's representative novels, essays, and poems, including famous works such as "The Bird of Life", "The Spider Who Weaves the Web", "The Falling Peanut", and "The Forest at the Bottom of Spring". These works pay full attention to life issues and reflect the author's compassion for people and his persistent pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty. At the same time, they also present a swaying, euphemistic and delicate artistic style, which can be called "a gorgeous and dazzling strange flower" of modern literature. "Selected Works of Alai" is a collection of works by Alai, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It includes Alai's representative short and medium-length works "Mushroom Circle" and "Silversmith in the Moonlight", as well as a set of essays about Tibetan scenery. Alai's works use a highly national and individual carrier, embracing the dimension of time, melting the boundaries between the idealized mind and reality, and showing us a Tibetan place where poetry and history blend, shining with the brilliance of classics. "Selected Works of Lao She" includes Mr. Lao She's representative works in different creative periods, including "Camel Xiangzi", "Teahouse", "Spring in Jinan", "My Mother", etc. He is good at using "Beijing-style" language to write about the living conditions of Beijing people from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. He uses rich brushwork to construct characters that are as real as if they were standing on paper, and uses a simple and sincere creative attitude to describe the daily lives of ordinary people.

In spring, people test each other, hesitate, search for memories, long for rebirth, wake up from a dream, miss the past, search for hometown, and face life. Eight novelists describe spring with different flavors and people with different attitudes in spring. The ninth special collection of spring stories, "Every Day is a Memorial Day," records the stories of six anti-epidemic front lines in the special spring of 2020. The unique experiences of ordinary people in the stories bring us special spring memories.

A selection of the works of Camus, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, this book collects the essence of Camus's creations from 1933 to 1939: "The World of Hell and the Sun", the collection of beautiful essays of "The Good Marriage" and the novel "Happy Death". The themes all revolve around the metaphysical issues of life and death, so "The World of Hell and the Sun" is the title of the book. Camus believed that "every artist retains a unique source deep in his soul, which nourishes his words and deeds throughout his life", and "The Realm of the Underworld", his first outstanding work, is exactly where this source lies. The four essays in "A Good Marriage" are Camus's early travel notes. He expressed his feelings about life in poetic and picturesque language. "Happy Death" is Camus's debut novel. Although it is not very mature, it clearly embodies Camus's philosophical ideas.

"Essential Literary Common Sense (China Volume)" written by Bruce Lee, Zhang Quanfang, and Yang Fei is a book that introduces common sense about Chinese literature and conveys human civilization. It is a popular reading prepared for readers who like Chinese literature, are eager to understand Chinese literature, and hope to broaden their horizons and improve their taste in life. Chinese literature has a long history, is extensive and profound, has a wide range and has far-reaching influence. Here you can meet famous writers, briefly browse famous works, come from various schools, or be inspired by the beauty of hundreds of schools of thought, or learn about people and the world through anecdotes and allusions. The book condenses the essence of Chinese literature and can lead you on an interesting cultural journey.

This book contains Osamu Dazai's five important masterpieces, namely "Disqualification in the World", "Clown's Flower", "Run, Melos" and "Villon's Wife" Goodbye. "Disqualified in the World" is Osamu Dazai's last novella before his death, and it is also a work with a rather autobiographical feel. The protagonist of the novel, Ye Zang, has been sensitive and thoughtful since childhood, with a cowardly personality. Although he was born into a wealthy family, he is full of fear of the surrounding environment and people. In his early years, he left his hometown to study and first tasted wine and sex. From then on, he indulged in it and spent his life avoiding everything he feared.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" was written in 1926. It is Lu Xun's first collection of retrospective essays. It was originally called "Revisiting Old Things", but was later changed to "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" by Lu Xun. It enjoys high praise. "Chao" means early years, and "Xi" means old age. This word means picking up flowers in the morning at night, and refers to Mr. Lu Xun's memories of people and events in his childhood, adolescence, and youth in his later years. The author said that these articles are "memories" "copied from memory". This book is a collection of Lu Xun's reminiscence essays written in 1926, with a total of ten essays. The first five articles were written in Beijing, and the last five articles were written in Xiamen. As a "note of memories", this collection of essays reflects the author's life as a teenager and vividly reflects the formation of his character and interests. In addition to "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", this book also includes all chapters of "New Stories", as well as some chapters of "Jiwaiji", "Jiwaiji Supplements" and "Jiwaiji Supplements".

This is a diary written by Tolstoy in 1910, the last year of his life. It started on January 2 and ended on November 3, 1910, with a total of 266 entries. The 82-year-old Tolstoy described his daily life, his family, the inevitable happiness or unhappiness, and his plan to run away from home for 40 years, "so that the last few days of his life could pass in loneliness and silence and hide from the world." On October 28, 1910, Tolstoy left a letter to his wife and then left home. He fell ill on the road and died on November 7 at a small station on his way away from home.

This book selects 57 pieces of Lao She's prose, including travel notes, sketches about life, memories of events, descriptions of scenes and people, and all of them are affectionate and interesting. It comprehensively displays the essence of Lao She's prose creation and restores a humorous, friendly and simple life writer. As the originator of contemporary Beijing-style literature, Lao She's prose writing runs through his consistent humorous style, allowing people to appreciate the heaviness and beauty of life with a knowing smile.

This book comprehensively collects Wang Zengqi's words on literary and artistic creation. The author's short essays about writing and painting are as sparse and diluted as ever, and open and close calmly. For artistic creation, whether it is calligraphy, painting, drama, or folk music, readers can feel his natural aesthetic sentiment and attitude towards life, making people feel moved and yearned for...

This book is based on the various editions of Zhou Zuoren's monograph published by Shanghai Kaiming Bookstore in 1932, and uses the editions of other publishing houses as reference. It selects more than 50 of the most representative classic essays, essays, and miscellaneous talks written by Zhou Zuoren in his life. His homely vernacular is permeated with profound Chinese, Eastern, and Western classical and modern cultural literacy. His writing style is elegant, true and pure, and each chapter is precise. It has profound historical and cultural connotations and demonstrates Zhou Zuoren's superb literary attainments and calm style of life to the maximum extent.

This book comprehensively collects Wang Zengqi's articles criticizing opera. Wang Zengqi's perspective on drama is unique. He starts from the opera's characters, structure, language, creation and feelings about the famous actors, making people feel no rigid or domineering preaching, just like friends chatting over tea. This quiet and dilute aesthetic is completely melted between the lines, and what is presented to the reader is like a freehand painting full of "joy of life".

This book comprehensively collects representative novels written by Wang Zengqi in different periods, such as "Ordering" and "Da Nao Chronicles", etc. Readers can appreciate the unique charm of Wang Zengqi's novels. Wang Zengqi once commented on himself: "There are some beautiful things in my novels that can comfort and warm people. But there is nothing profound in my novels." It is precisely this seemingly calm text, as well as the ordinary life and sophistication of ordinary people in the city, that "are soaked in the essence of classical Chinese culture, including excellent wit and casual temperament."

This book is a complete collection of Wang Zengqi's series of essays on remembering people and remembering the past. In the book, we will get to know the author's childhood family members and school teachers, the street shops and strange people in his hometown, as well as the teachers and students of the Southwest Associated University with different temperaments in the past, and the people who still lived interestingly in the war years. The book also contains many articles by the author about Shen Congwen, from which we can get a glimpse of the deep and touching friendship between the two Chinese literary masters in the 20th century...

"Old Things in the South of the City" is Lin Haiyin's classic work 30 years after entering the literary world. This autobiographical novel shows the author's childhood life in front of us in detail. The author moved to Beijing when he was a child and settled in the south of the city. Under the city walls of old Beijing is the growth trajectory of the young girl Yingzi. The work is delicate and candid. From a child's clear perspective, it not only truly reflects the social conditions at that time, but also shows us different stories of joy and sorrow. At the same time, it expresses the slight nostalgia deep in the author's heart.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of essays by the modern writer Lu Xun, which includes a total of 10 memoir essays written by Lu Xun in 1926. Among them, the first five were written in Beijing and the last five were written in Xiamen. Initially, "Revisiting Old Things" was published successively in the bimonthly magazine "Wangyuan". In July 1927, Lu Xun added "Xiaoyin" and "Postscript", compiled and published them, and renamed them "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk". "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is Lu Xun's work of recalling the past. It uses life experiences in his youth as clues and combines narration and discussion, memories and reflections, lyricism and satire. It narrates a set of his life experiences from rural to urban, from family to society, and from domestic to foreign countries. It expresses his nostalgia for his past relatives, friends and teachers, and at the same time mocks and criticizes the old forces and culture.

"Talk about Cultivation" is a work by Mr. Zhu Guangqian, a generation of academic masters, who explains the ways of life cultivation. It has been published for 60 years and is still the favorite of young students. The book consists of more than 20 articles, centered on "respecting reason and will, but not sparing emotion and imagination", and covering various issues closely related to young people, such as aspiration to "three principles", cultivating the spirit of struggle, grasping the interaction between individuals and communities and nations, and even talking about character, knowledge, reading, making friends, sex, love and marriage, and even value consciousness, aesthetic education, etc.

This book contains exquisite prose works by the famous writer Liu Xinwu. These essays not only eulogize family and friendship, but also praise ordinary people and ordinary life; they also include elaborations on the opposites of life and life, and they also explain reading and writing. He always finds beauty in the ordinary and sublimity in the daily. His brushwork is fresh and timeless, full of rich human touch.

Exclusive news! The first "Poetry Courtyard Collection" variety show "Neighbor Poetry Talk" adapted a collection of poems of the same name (the third volume): "Weicheng Songs: Sending the Yuan Dynasty to Anxi". The tea party host Wang Jinsong, the traditional Chinese music practitioner Fang Jinlong, and the literary instructor Li Bo will take you to experience the eternal and touching farewell. That year, Wang Wei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, sent his friend Yuan Er to Anxi as an envoy in Weicheng. The journey was difficult, but life was unruly, and a farewell could become eternal. All the thoughts of not seeing each other for the rest of my life are placed in a glass of wine. Whether in ancient times or modern times, the emotions towards friends are the same. No matter where we are with our friends, we will always care about each other.

This book is another masterpiece by Xinjiang writer Ju Li that tells the story of southern Xinjiang. It won the 6th "Tianshan Literature and Art Award" and is a key literary and artistic work support project of the Aksu Federation of Literary and Art Circles. It describes the story of the "second generation from Xinjiang" who were born in the oasis of the Xinjiang Corps and grew up with their parents from the 1960s to the 1970s. It depicts those passionate years, the two generations who devoted themselves to defending and building the frontier, and the difficult journey of creating a happy home.

"My Country and My People" (My Country and My People), also known as "The Chinese", is Lin Yutang's famous and representative work in the Western literary world. The book uses a frank and humorous style and wise and accessible language to describe the morality, mental state and aspirations of the Chinese people, as well as China's society, literature and art, and life interests. It beautifully explains Chinese character, soul, ideals, life, politics, society, and art, and makes extensive and in-depth comparisons with Western characters, ideals, and life. It caused a sensation at home and abroad, was translated into many languages, and was widely circulated around the world.

Exclusive news! The first "Poetry Courtyard Collection" variety show "Neighbor Poetry Talk" adapted a collection of poems of the same name (Volume 6): "The Proud Fisherman·Autumn Thoughts". The host of the tea party Wang Jinsong, the traditional Chinese music practitioner Fang Jinlong, and the literary tutor Li Bo will explain to you the noble character and integrity of Fan Zhongyan, the "Wen Zhenggong" of the Song Dynasty. Fan Zhongyan was able to govern the country with literature and military skills, and he was passionate about serving the country and the people, and he was proud and upright. The border guards in his works live a miserable life, but they are still willing to stay at the frontier to protect their homeland and country. The years are peaceful because there are people who carry the burden forward for us. The strength and peace of the country and the people's peace and contentment are inseparable from these most lovely people. Just as Fan Zhongyan said, "Be worried about the world's worries first, and be happy after the world's happiness." This spiritual power has traveled through thousands of years and will always inspire future generations.

Exclusive news! The first "Poetry Courtyard Collection" variety show "Neighbor Poetry Talk" adapted a collection of poems of the same name (Volume 5): "Quiet Night Thoughts". The tea party host Wang Jinsong, Chinese music practitioner Fang Jinlong, and literature instructor Li Bo will take you through the feeling of homesickness. Li Bai, who was only twenty-four years old, went on a trip with a sword, wearing bright clothes and angry horses, and was high-spirited. However, after two years, he lost three hundred thousand gold and had nothing to live on. He fell ill in a Yangzhou hotel in late autumn. Grievance, loneliness, and desolation permeated his heart. Li Bai raised his head to look at the moon and expressed his deepest emotions in the simplest words. Relatives exist because of memories, and hometowns exist because of relatives. This poem is so pure and beautiful, and it is still passed down to this day. It not only makes people proud, but also tells us to cherish our family. I believe that in a thousand years there will still be people reciting "Thoughts on a Quiet Night".

Smoke and Clouds of Beijing (Commemorative Collector's Edition, 2 volumes in total) - Lin Yutang's prestigious work, a classic portrayal of modern Chinese society, commemorative collector's edition for the 40th anniversary of Lin Yutang's death.

This book is a collection of Ye Shengtao's fairy tales and prose, with a lyrical style and beautiful style. Beautiful fairy tales are rich in imagination, fresh in writing, simple in story but profound in meaning, and full of wisdom; beautiful prose describes various situations in the world, expresses emotions, and is full of profound and long-lasting cultural meaning.

This book is actually a letter that Zhu Guangqian sent from overseas to a magazine for publication during his stay in Europe. These articles were later compiled into the book "Twelve Letters to Youth", which was published by Kaiming Bookstore in March 1929. The purpose is to target ordinary people and introduce some academic ideas based on real life. These twelve letters are targeted at young people with a middle school education. They do not specify a specific recipient. As long as they are a young person with a middle school education, they are the recipients. Everyone should read these twelve letters. Each letter is titled with something that young people are concerned about or should be concerned about, such as reading, self-cultivation, composition, social movements, love, philosophy, and so on. Although the author expresses his opinions on different topics and looks at the whole story, there seems to be a consistent starting point to be found, which is to advise young people to have a clear vision, to work from the bottom up, to take care of themselves, and not to follow the world for quick gain.

"American Wisdom (Collector's Edition) (set of 2 volumes)" includes "American Wisdom Part 1" and "American Wisdom Part 2", a total of 2 volumes. "American Wisdom (Collector's Edition) (set of 2 volumes)" introduces many important philosophers and writers since the founding of the United States, such as Franklin, Emerson, Thoreau, Santayana, etc. The content covers all aspects of social life: life, life, emotion, freedom, happiness, nature, religion, humor and irony, love and marriage, war and peace, etc. Reading "American Wisdom (Collector's Edition) (set of 2 volumes)" is tantamount to communicating with many great and wise minds, and the soul will be purified and sublimated.

"The Scream" is Lu Xun's long-famous collection of novels. It is the pioneer and most important work of modern Chinese novels. It collects fourteen novels written from 1918 to 1922, including his representative articles "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Hometown", "Social Opera", etc. The first edition has been a best-seller for nearly a hundred years and has far-reaching influence. Many articles have been included in Chinese language textbooks for primary and secondary schools and colleges and universities. Before Lu Xun, there were no works in the history of Chinese novels that truly portrayed the image of farmers. Lu Xun's true feelings were always devoted to the farmers, but he focused more on exploring the mental disability of the farmers in old China and the servility in the national character. The short story collection "The Scream" was born under the background of the May Fourth Movement and the New Culture Movement. It is not only a banner of the New Culture Movement, but also a powerful declaration of Lu Xun's war against the old feudal ethics and old ideas.

"Wandering" is Lu Xun's second collection of short stories, which includes eleven short stories written between 1924 and 1925, including "Blessings", "At the Restaurant", "Big Happy Family", "Old Master Gao", "Brothers", "Sad Death", etc. The work created the modern characteristics of the novel with its "profound expression" and "special format". At that time, the May 4th movement was ebbing, and there were divisions within the New Culture Movement camp. Mr. Lu Xun's state of mind had changed, and he was in a situation where "there are two people left but one pawn, and the halberd is alone and hesitant." He stopped shouting and instead focused on the peasants and intellectuals who were under the heavy pressure of feudal forces. He mourned their misfortune and was angry about them. In the profound and broad historical picture, he embodied his persistent exploration of life and future. His works can be regarded as a mirror of the development and transformation of Chinese society and a model of modern literature.

The book "Enlightenment of Rhythm" is based on thirty rhymes of Shangxiapingsheng. Each rhyme has three antiphons, and each rhyme has ten pairs of antiphons. After the elementary school students memorize these sentences, they are initially familiar with the rhyme and rhythm, and naturally understand the contrast between oblique and oblique words. It will be much easier for them to learn to compose couplets and poems. In the old days, there was a saying that "if you read 300 Tang poems by heart, you will be able to recite them even if you don't know how to recite them." Memorizing these couplets will probably have the same effect.

The collection of translations by Rong Rude, a famous Russian and English translator in Shanghai, spans two world literary treasures, Russian literature and English literature, and contains a large number of world classics and outstanding Soviet literary works. The "Collected Translations of Rong Rude" consists of fifteen volumes, covering almost all the translated works of Mr. Rong Rude in his lifetime, spanning the two world literature continents of Russian and English, including world-recognized classic writers such as Dostoevsky, Dickens, Orwell, Wilde, etc., As well as many outstanding works of the Soviet period, involving novels, dramas, fairy tales and other genres.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of essays written by Lu Xun in his creative career, including ten essays. The first five articles were written in Beijing, and the last five articles were written in Xiamen. According to Lu Xun's own words, these ten essays are "notes of memories", which relatively completely record his life experience and ideological context from childhood to youth, and vividly paint a picture of the social landscape of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Ming Dynasty.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk (Collection of Beautiful Picture Books)" selects representative works of Lu Xun's prose and essays. These works not only have high literary value, but also convey Lu Xun's deep thinking on life and profound analysis of Chinese human nature, influencing several generations of Chinese people. Lu Xun's essays. It has a strong criticism of reality and is regarded as a "dagger and a spear", giving readers a lasting artistic enjoyment.