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The author of this book entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1963 and later worked in the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation for 36 years. During this period, he experienced major events such as the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the establishment of diplomatic relations with other countries in the Russian Federation, and the Sino-Soviet border negotiations. This book lists the author's experiences one by one, and includes the author's introduction to Russia's scenic spots, historical sites, customs, and customs.

"Footprints on the Moon" is divided into three parts: Wind and Stars, Four Storm Brothers, and Time Travel to the Future. This book focuses on popular science knowledge about various phenomena in nature, including the stars and the universe. The stories are vivid and interesting, and you will be full of daydreams after reading them. The authors of the story include well-known Chinese and foreign scientists, great writers, popular science writers, naturalists, and authors currently active at the forefront of science. The content of this book is detailed, the form is novel, and the writing is beautiful. It perfectly combines serious popular science knowledge with famous literary works, laying a more profound theoretical foundation for young readers, helping them understand that the nature of science is not cold, but can also come from life.

Throughout his life, Mr. Liang Shiqiu loved deeply but not excessively. He ate elegantly and avoided gluttonous things. He crowded into factories, visited bookstalls, and flew kites... He only followed his own heart, and was able to live happily even in difficult circumstances. He "kept up his elegance and happiness" and lived his life to the fullest. He could be described as a cultural master who truly understood and loved life. This book comprehensively collects the essence of 60 Liang-style prose works such as "Middle Age", "Farewell", "Cat's Story", "Drinking Tea" and "Heroes". It is presented from multiple angles and multi-faceted, striving to perfectly restore Mr. Liang Shiqiu's spiritual world and life interests. In the hustle and bustle of the world, find peace in your heart and live peacefully. Don't follow the trend, don't follow the crowd, have perseverance in your heart, and have stars in your eyes; don't complain or blame, just move forward towards the way you like, and that's good now. Life is generally peaceful, with occasional upheavals in my heart.

This book is divided into five parts: the words become warm, and peace of mind will last a lifetime; the old stories of old friends, in twos and threes; those who have never escaped will never return; the world is full of different situations, everyone is busy in his own way; the years are running fast, looking at Angelica from afar. It includes 68 classic Liang-style prose essays such as "Bean Juice", "Fried Meatballs", "Cheese", "Shaobing Fried Sticks", "Missing My Mother", "Beiping New Year", "Beiping Streets", "Beiping Snack Vendor", "Man", "Woman", "Children", "Cane" and "Outside the Window", which show the inner spiritual world and life interests of a generation of literati Liang Shiqiu, as well as his attachment to his hometown where he cannot return.

This is a collection of essays about "Food and Love". This book is based on a warm and true love story and uses food as a clue to describe the love and pain of urban men and women. Some laugh and curse, some show compassion and care, or some sharp analysis, facing the absurdity, chronic diseases and serious maladies of this world. Zhou Chong changed the sharp writing style of the first two books, and used warmth and healing as the background to heal thousands of men and women. It is a work worth looking forward to. What remains unchanged is that Zhou Chong's writing is still profound and inspiring, his talent is as talented as a flower and a knife, and he has depth, height and warmth at the same time.

If practicing medicine is a journey with dreams as horses, then the little things medical staff experience in their work are the unforgettable sights along the way. What they convey may be an intense treatment experience, or an unforgettable doctor-patient story; what they present may be the doctor's confidence and satisfaction, or the difficulty and confusion of practicing medicine; what they convey may be positive or exciting, sad or sentimental, shocking or ordinary. Most of the articles in this book are written with vivid language and sincere emotions. They write unforgettable true stories in their medical practice and express their deep understanding at work.

Whether you are willing to admit it or not, as a subject, when you try to observe and describe the world, there is neither absolute objectivity nor absolute subjectivity. Although the objective world is truly objective, anyone who observes the world absolutely does so through their own subjectivity. The more profound our eyes are, the more we will be affected by the subjective world in our hearts when we look at the world. Due to the subjective and objective influence of the observer on the observed phenomenon, we cannot be absolutely objective. This has nothing to do with character, intentionality, or utilitarianism. As human beings, we cannot truly transcend in the secular world. This is a fact. From this, the conclusion we draw is inevitably a bit tragic - in any case, all the words and languages ​​we eventually form when we try to observe and describe the world, even recognized and authoritative views, are actually still a certain distance from the truth.

This book selects materials with historical value, literary value, and a combination of ideological and interesting materials. It uses places as narrative objects to stitch together an old cultural map with pictures and texts, and exquisitely comments on the customs, history, and characters of Tsinghua University. It recalls people and recounts events with simple words and true feelings. It is suitable for college and middle school students to read. The style is elegant, easy-going and friendly, integrating thoughtfulness and fun. The form is between pictures and text, the style is between elegance and vulgarity, the market is between high and low, the price is between high and low, and the title of the book is between you and me.

This book is a book about coders and a collection of personal essays. Divided into five chapters, it mainly tells the programmer's career experience of more than 20 years, the success and failure experience of transitioning to sales, the record of entrepreneurial sorrows, the memories of the green years, and the imagination for the future. It includes software research and development, project practice, case analysis, career transformation, and entrepreneurial success and failure summaries, as well as in-depth self-anatomy and detailed annotations for programmers. There are also rich poems, some poetic and picturesque, some thoughtful and delicate, some heroic and heroic, or brave and chivalrous. Regardless of glory or humiliation, right or wrong, success or failure, all the past is wealth, not a burden. The text fully reveals the author's love for work and life, his fighting spirit that gets stronger with every setback, his optimistic and positive attitude towards life, and his ordinary but extraordinary life experience.

"Our Fathers Full of Flesh and Flesh" is a collection of documentary essays written by He Jiesheng, the eldest daughter of Marshal He Long. From the author's unique perspective, the book presents her red memories of her parents, relatives and many revolutionary ancestors, and depicts a magnificent historical picture of a generation who sacrificed their lives for the revolution and pursued a new world. The author uses her words to delicately touch the hearts of her fathers. Their singing, crying and trembling in great joys and sorrows dig out the details that best reflect the essence of their lives.

This work is a collection of essays by retired professor Feng Qingyan of the High School Affiliated to Tsinghua University. Mr. Feng recorded his profound understanding of education and profound thinking about life in more than 40 articles. From these contents, we can feel the love of education work of the older generation of educators in New China and their unremitting efforts to develop the education industry of the motherland. Their rigorous and serious working methods, optimistic and open-minded attitude towards life, and positive mental state are all worth learning from.

As a celebrity of that era, Xu Zhimo did everything an ordinary intellectual could do. While pursuing his own happy life, he also had profound thoughts on the destiny of the nation. The prose selected in this book reflects Xu Zhimo's creative characteristics: he not only pays attention to aesthetic appreciation, but also takes into account the value of historical documents, which is helpful for the appreciation of literature lovers and for researchers to trace their origins. This book is a collection of Xu Zhimo's classic essays, including "Autumn Thoughts on the Indian Ocean", "Scale Claws in Paris", "The Ugly West Lake", "The Cambridge I Know" and other essays. Between the lines, we can feel his romantic feelings and idealistic temperament, as well as his courage to face the world head-on.

The author uses fresh and beautiful brushwork, full of rich and strong emotions, to express rural scenes such as the ancient bridges and wells in his hometown, autumn cicadas and summer moon, spring leek and elm money, mugwort and mulberries, conveying the author's overwhelming nostalgia. In addition, through the delicate description of human friendship, flesh and blood family ties, heroic deeds, moral models, overseas experiences, etc., The author's sincere feelings for his family and country and his warm heart are expressed.

This book is a documentary literary work. The author uses Bai Jianghe as a clue, Yu Village as the background, and mothers as the main line. It describes the living conditions of this generation of rural women represented by mothers. They can work hard in the fields and keep their families in order. They are good at educating children with simple principles. They are perseverant, kind and selfless, ordinary but extraordinary. The text is vivid and vivid, and the emotions are sincere and full.

This collection of essays contains more than 60 works written by the author since 2019, involving family, friendship, and love. The words are full of affection from skin to soul, from humanities to humanity, and from foreign land to hometown, showing the author's beautiful spiritual character and unique personality. , Freezes the author's mental journey of praising and pursuing truth, goodness and beauty. It is a personalized record and expression of the author observing the world and thinking about life in his multiple roles such as a teacher, journalist, psychological counselor, and writer. The words are full of thick or thin wisdom, philosophy, and warmth, and have a long and lasting charm.

Hong Kong writer Poon Kwok-ling's new collection of essays is divided into eight sections, including family, campus, characters, animals, travel, images, philosophy, and writing. In the time and space of words, writers record confessions and whispers, capture time and shadows, and unforgettable encounters and intersections; writers try to look back on growth, introspection of life, describe teachers and friends, and experience literature from multiple angles... His acumen and perspective are unique among Hong Kong writers.

The material of "Luanchuan Tourism Scenery" is selected from the author's hometown of Luanchuan, a land with rich humanities and beautiful mountains and rivers. The creative ideas and inspiration are mostly derived from the cultural tourism work that the author is familiar with. Each chapter exudes the flavor of the times and presents readers with vivid and fragrant words. It vividly depicts the natural beauty, humanistic beauty, and customs of the hometown, and writes about the tremendous changes in the hometown over the past few decades. Beautiful scenery and vivid characters unfold pictures of struggle, praising the great achievements of the new era.

"Written to You Far Away" is divided into "Dear Love and Family", "Beauty Because of Water", "Stories of the Yellow River" and "Children of the River". It mainly expresses the author's daily life insights, interviews with experts and scholars working in the field of Yellow River ecological protection in Henan Province, and thoughts and memories of his father. The themes are diverse, the text is simple and plain, the emotions are sincere, and the thoughts and readability are strong.

Based on the perspective of promoting the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation, this book collects the essence of Zhongzhou folk proverbs, grasps the pulse of the times, integrates personal experience, in-depth taste, and novel interpretations, including love chapters, family chapters, parenting chapters, children's fun chapters, and relatives and neighbors chapters. , Communication chapter, entrepreneurship chapter, self-cultivation chapter, allegory chapter, seasonal chapter, health chapter, and relics chapter, etc., Are of high literary, ideological and informative nature, showing the folk wisdom of the Central Plains, inheriting the excellent traditional culture, and showing the folk customs of Zhongzhou.

It collects 47 essays written in recent years and presents them to readers in six parts: family ties in hometown, memories of alma mater, footprints in Oil City, colorful life, foreign experiences, and life insights.

"A Brief Odyssey of Time" records the author's mental journey from a young boy, to a busy young man, to a calm middle-aged man. The author starts from the flowers, birds, fish and insects, sun, moon and stars, mountains and rivers, wind, rain and snow around him, and records what he sees, hears, and thinks in different periods and angles in the form of poetry, which is divided into parts such as "hometown in solar terms", "clear wind and moonlight", "along the way", "family love", "nostalgia", etc. The author has sincere feelings, unique perspective, and is a pure voice from deep in his heart.

This book was written by Qu Qiubai on the eve of his death. The general title is followed by the quote "Those who know me, tell me I am worried; those who don't know me, tell me what I want" as the inscription. The main text lists a total of 7 titles: Why bother to say - preface to the times, "misunderstandings of history", fragile dual characters, Marxism and me, putschism and Li San line, "literati", farewell. Qu Qiubai presents the true colors of a communist's complex inner world and tortuous journey of romance, enthusiasm, persistence, depression, confusion, and determination in a confession of more than 20,000 words. The unique value of "Superfluous Words" lies in its frankness and truth. Readers see a real person in it. The personal experiences and feelings expressed in the article formed a strong contrast and conflict with the revolutionary current of the times, leaving historical mysteries with different interpretations for future generations, and also caused many misunderstandings and political aftermath after his death.

That year, I fell on the river bank covered with cherry blossom petals. The sun shines on the petals-covered water, and the cherry blossom forest on the river bank wraps my body. Then pieces of cherry blossoms fall from the sky on my body, slowly covering me. I closed my eyes, and the last scene I saw deep in my pupils was the pale sky without any color and the enchanting cherry blossom trees on the river bank. Then everything around me suddenly became eerily silent, and then I fell into a long, dark sleep.

There was a continuous drizzle outside the window, accompanied by my slightest sadness. The gentle melody floated from the radio at midnight, telling the protagonist's lingering past. At this time, a shadow floated in front of my eyes. In the dripping rainy season, it always drifted in the wet thoughts. So, there were too many thoughts in the middle of the night, so I thought of you again, those gentle eyes. Who should I tell this feeling to? I'm just afraid of hearing a blushing voice. So, in this beautiful night, endless affection and endless memories float with the drizzle...

Qianlan sat alone at the computer, so long passed. She can't help but care about him, unable to let him go, wondering if he is still wandering or if he has found someone he is willing to stay with for the rest of his life. He once said that I think one day I will find someone who makes me willing to stay for her. Qinglan, you are very good. I know you love me too, but you are really not the person I want to cherish for the rest of my life. Just like that, the sad boy that Qing Lan loved deeply floated away in front of her eyes with her heart, making her taste the pain of lovelorn. From then on, she liked watching sad movies, listening to sad songs, walking in the rain, surfing the Internet until midnight, and even watching all kinds of people on the rooftop...

It is said that there is a big mountain outside the east gate of Dengzhou Prefecture in Shandong Province called Penglai Mountain. There is a pavilion on the mountain called Penglai Pavilion. This pavilion is so magnificent that it can be painted with flying clouds and bead curtains rolling in the rain. To the west, you can see the houses in the city, misty and rainy; to the east, you can see the waves on the sea, which is thousands of miles away. Therefore, people in the city often stay in the pavilion with a cup of wine in the afternoon, preparing to watch the sunrise over the sea before dawn the next day. Not to mention this. But he said that there was a tourist named Lao Can that year. This person's original surname was Tie, with a single English character, and his nickname was "Ban Can". Because he admired the story of the lazy Can monk who cooked taro, he took the word "Can" as his nickname. Because he was quite an off-putting person and respected him, everyone called him Lao Can. Unconsciously, the word "Lao Can" became a nickname.

The noise and brightness of the world, the joy and happiness of the world, are like clear streams, passing by in the wind and in front of my eyes. Warmth flows out like spring water. I have no extravagant expectations. I only want you to be happy and not sad.

Lang came riding a bamboo horse and went around the bed to make green plums. Living together for a long time, the two childhood sweethearts have no doubts. Enhai and I are neighbors. We grew up together. We are childhood sweethearts in people's eyes. He has always treated me very well. When I often get into trouble, he always takes care of me. When Fang Yuan came to see me, he was carrying two heavy bags in his hands. He took out stacks of letters and photo albums from the bag, piling them up on the entire table. He said that these are all witnesses of his love. In those photos, Fang Yuan was cuddling sweetly with a pretty and lively girl with short hair. At that time, his face was delicate and slightly green. But in front of Fang Yuan, his face was full of exhaustion, and his eye circles were deeply sunken, as if he had aged five or six years all of a sudden.

"Haizhou Wild Vegetables\u002F Juyun Occasionally Picked Up Chen Wu's Essays" is a selection of prose essays by the writer Chen Wu. They are all obtained by chance in life, and they are told in a eloquent and genuine way. The whole book is a collection of essays about wild vegetables. Writing about wild vegetables means writing about childhood and family love.

Life will always experience many ups and downs, and these experiences will make our lives rich and exciting. Maybe you are sailing on the sea, and a storm suddenly arises, and your boat may be knocked over at any time. But please don't give up, because after the storm, you will see the same color of water and sky as "low clouds and solitary swans flying together". Please don't give up, because when you step on the rock, you will face the sudden enlightenment of "seeing all the mountains and small mountains at a glance".

"Back Page" is a wonderful, interesting and philosophical collection of essays. People come and go, stories are endless, time and space are seamlessly interspersed, and the narrative has twists and turns, especially the conflicts, contradictions and sudden reversals of events, all of which reveal the structure and flow of the novel. The mixed presentation of multiple genres is the highlight of Wu Zhi's prose. Each article is like a flower blooming in a deep stream, delicate and fragrant.

"Reading Wang Zengqi" contains many articles written by the author about Wang Zengqi, his life and events, as well as people and things related to Wang Zengqi. Such as "Wang Zengqi's Feelings of Plants and Trees", "Wang Zengqi's Several Idle Chapters", "Wang Zengqi's Love of Su Bei and His Confession of Happiness", etc. It introduces Wang Zengqi's elegant and leisurely life style, his free and easy feelings of "there are white clouds on the mountains" and "I can only enjoy myself", as well as the people of Northern Jiangsu's love for Wang Zengqi. After reading these articles, you will have a clearer understanding of Wang Zengqi, who loves life, knows how to live, is good at finding joy in life, and "brings warmth to the world".

Everyone will experience many things in their life: real, false, beautiful, ugly, sunny, dark... And I always like the beautiful and sunny. In fact, spear and shield are a pair of inseparable brothers. Only when they are complete can they be complete. I've always wanted to write a full-length novel. But faced with the ugliness, I shied away. I don't want to face the ugliness. Facing it makes me suffer and suffocate. How can people who have never experienced pain grow? Maybe I haven't really grown up and my heart is not strong enough, so my novel has been stranded; maybe I will continue to write, maybe I won't continue; maybe... Human life is really full of many possibilities.

"Occasionally Picked Up in the Cloud·Chen Wu's Essays" is a selection of prose essays by the writer Chen Wu. They are all random encounters in life and the inspiration, and they are eloquently and truly told. This series of books includes a total of six books: "Preface and Postscript to Juyunju", "Miscellaneous Peanut Trees", "Haizhou Wild Vegetables", "Wind Passing the Book Window", "Miscellaneous Notes on the Study" and "Yiying Keqin". "Wind Passing the Book Window" is divided into two volumes: the first volume is "Push the Window, Looking at the Shadow and Inviting the Moon", which selects small objects in home life as the description objects; the second volume is "Open the Door, the Breeze Is Sideways", which focuses on what you see and hear during your travels. The author brings together the life in front of him and the poetry in the distance, which is both informative and interesting.

The collection of prose essays "Ice Heart in the Pot" is a collection of the author's works published in periodicals and newspapers from 2007 to 2014. These works are the author's actual records and thoughts about life. The book is divided into seven series: "Readers' Home", "Fengyue Tea House", "Nostalgia Disc", "Last Night's Stars", "Unfounded Mending the Sky", "Stars Light the Lamp" and "Ice Heart in the Pot". It revolves around the two major themes of "emotion" and "kindness", and demonstrates the world's conscience and compassion from aspects such as reading insights, reappearance of human nature, nostalgia for nostalgia, examination of the past, and even unfounded worries.

Prose is known as "beautiful prose". In addition to its spiritual insights and beautiful artistic conception, it also has a fresh, meaningful, simple and unpretentious literary talent. Regularly reading some good prose can not only enrich your knowledge, broaden your horizons, and cultivate noble thoughts and sentiments, but also learn the skills of selecting materials, planning the layout of the article, and choosing words and sentences to improve your language expression ability. The language of the prose is fresh, bright (and beautiful), lively and musical, and the writing is like trickling water, tinkling, like eloquently talking, and full of sincerity. Beautiful prose, presented to you one by one.

There was not a single dark cloud in the sky and the sky was clear, but my heart kept sinking. Lingering, the depravity that begins in the afternoon; desolation, the exit of scalded memories. The dark night is their space; in confinement, only breathing is getting worse! The blue light is a sinful look, containing flowing desires. The forgotten sadness begins to indulge in endless indulgence. The scars scratched by cold fingers, a light purple color thick with blood, filled the surrounding area. This book tells a story about strange rain.

Natural selection, if you don't use it, it will be wasted. Language as a medium of communication and communication will inevitably gradually disappear in this trend, and some will be promoted and expanded. As one of the seven major dialects of the Chinese language, Hakka has a large number of speakers and a wide range of uses, which shows that it has its own unique charm.

"I Tell Stories for the Analects of Confucius" is a book based on "The Analects of Confucius" and "Confucius' Family Sayings" and compiled by the author's originality. The author uses the words of the sage Confucius to tell his story and transform the Analects from quotations into vivid stories. It can be said that it is both an introductory book for interpreting the Analects and an innovative book for studying the Analects. It is said to be an "introductory book" because the book shows the background story behind each discourse in "The Analects" in the form of stories, allowing readers to understand the "Analects" in a more specific, comprehensive and systematic manner. It is said to be an "innovative book" because the author connects related events, not only connects the storyline, enriches the characters, but also appropriately interprets the content of "The Analects", which can be said to be as beautiful as it is, and to its fullest potential. This book is divided into three parts, named "Experience Chapter", "Teaching Chapter" and "Growth Chapter" respectively. The full text of "The Analects" is attached at the end of the article for readers to compare and study. The experience chapter describes the saint's life experience, allowing us to have a comprehensive and detailed understanding of Confucius's life and deeds; the teaching chapter narrates the story of the saint teaching his disciples, and it can be said that the wisdom of education is rich in the disciples; the growth chapter explains the gains of the saint's academic life, including learning and cognition, understanding of Taoism, establishing virtue and cultivating people, words and deeds etiquette, etc. Although the Tao cannot fully describe the saint's "nature of speech and the way of heaven", we can still get a glimpse of the saint's wise heart, benevolent heart, virtuous heart, perseverance and hope, which will shine through the ages!

This book is a selection of essays written by the writer Chen Wu about art collection and art and literary exchanges. They are all obtained by chance in life and inspired by the inspiration, and they are eloquently and truly told. It collects some of the author's insights and experiences about art collection and art and literature exchanges. The author touches on elegant art in a relaxed, interesting and easy-to-understand writing style. It is refreshing and elegant to read, allowing us to experience another kind of life pleasure in art.

The book "Memory of Wang Zengqi" is a collection of notes composed of the author's long-term accumulation of reading essays and several previous excellent works after reading a large number of Mr. Wang Zengqi's works. The whole book is divided into four volumes. There are works such as "Wang Zengqi and the Dongqing Society", "Zhu Ziqing and Wang Zengqi during the Southwest Associated University Period", "Wang Zengqi and Huaguoshan", "Wang Zengqi in Lin Jinlan's Articles", "Gossip", "A Note in Li", "Rereading", "Starting from Talking", etc., Which are quite insightful and highly readable.

The function of education is to cultivate people, and the mission of literature is to show human nature. The two have different forms but reach the same goal. The author of "The Distant Season" is a writer and a teacher with thirty-five years of teaching experience. The dual identities and missions of writer and teacher have given him richer thoughts, comprehensive perspectives, and wise expressions. From the perspective of a front-line teacher, he leads the way with a large number of vivid examples, involving all levels of society, families, and schools, covering concepts, ideas, models, methods, etc., The game and integration of tradition and modernity, the collision and integration of personality and commonality, and artistically presented from multiple perspectives of teachers, parents, students, and society with educational stories and educational reflections. "The Distant Season" is an educational essay written by a front-line teacher for thirty-five years. It abandons empty preaching, rejects boring theories, and comprehends the true meaning of education through teaching and solving doubts.

This book is divided into two volumes. The main content includes: walking on the streets of Weimar, the Alps on the left side of the car window, meditating on the Cologne Cathedral, on the "balcony" in Dresden, from Lake Alster to Lake Didi, visiting bookstores in Frankfurt, etc.

"I Know It's Not Snow" is a collection of essays by the writer Mei Zi. The title of the book is fresh and bright, just like the impression that the author Mei Zi always gives people. Every text in the book comes from Mei Zi's truest feelings about life. He is not written for fame or fortune, so there is no pretentiousness at all. He only expresses his true temperament, so it can resonate with many people. The book is divided into eight series of texts: "Drunk Alone", "Dow Eyebrows", "Falling Flowers", "Deep Love", "Lan Xin", "Singing Songs", "Light Smile" and "Night Reading". It allows a woman who has a deep affection for all old things, gradually moves towards inner peace, loves every inch of time, is charming and happy in front of her relatives and lovers, and roams freely in the depths of the text, to stand in front of us in a three-dimensional and multi-dimensional way.

The book is divided into three parts, mainly divided into: "British Imprint" depicts the author's sights and feelings during his travels in Britain, and the exotic customs hit his face; "Travel Traces Everywhere" is the author's feelings about the ancient town, with flowing water in the south of the Yangtze River, deep courtyards, and smoke-filled homes; "Cloud Terrace on the Sea" is a presentation of the beautiful mountains and sea scenery of the author's hometown.

The tradition of Chinese prose is to write about the author's true temperament. "Village Image" is not only a record of the author Li Xuebing's true feelings for her hometown, land, and mother, but also a true display of her life dimensions. The author said that life is like summer flowers and passes away like autumn leaves; the leaves fall and return to their roots, which is naturally the reincarnation and continuation of life. When looking back at the past life, in addition to focusing on the far away hometown, there are also the morning flowers picked up in the dream. I believe that after reading this book, readers will see that the countryside in northern China from the 1960s to the 1980s is not only not "walking away", but also happily accompanying Li Xuebing's words and coming to us in full force.

This book is divided into four parts: "Distant Hometown", "Rural Chronicles", "Remains of Time" and "Travel Notes". The author uses sincere and simple writing to record what he has seen and heard while working in the countryside for many years, as well as past events and travel notes in the passing years. Because it was the author's personal experience, it may be possible to get a glimpse of the author's life at that time. The days flow forward slowly, not slowing down because of personal emotions. As the author said: "The beautiful longings and sweet dreams have become untouchable and inaccessible. The past is like smoke, and the washed lead comes and goes quietly like the wind."

This book covers every corner of the study room, reviewing and describing the past and present life of various items in the study room, such as bookcases, bookplates, book lamps, paperweights, bookmarks, etc. It is both informative and interesting.

This book contains one long essay "Fragrance of the Four Seasons" and 16 other essays. The works wipe away the dust of history, restore past life, are based on reality, write about the beauty of life, and reflect social morality. The work captures bits and pieces of the world and merges them into a half-acre square pond of life, reflecting the colorful clouds of the times. Don't ask for majestic waves and crashing waves, but ask for sparkling waves and fine waves to comfort your thirsty heart. Each generation has its own life, and each generation has its own unforgettable time.