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This book is a collection of essays by Zhao Liren, an expert on modern Chinese history. It mainly contains more than 40 papers and articles with new information and new perspectives on his research on the historical events of Guangdong and Guangzhou. It is generally arranged in chronological order of historical events and covers many fields such as foreign trade history, Macau history, Guangdong local history and modern Chinese history. There are both published and unpublished manuscripts, academic papers and popular articles. This is Mr. Zhao Liren's first collection of essays, and its publication has positive significance for the study of modern Chinese history. The whole book has about 400,000 words.

De Botton's only work about the wisdom of religion calls on everyone to learn something from religion for their own use and to comfort their souls. The world invented religion out of two core needs. These two needs are endless and secular society has not yet been able to respond particularly effectively. First, although humans have deep-rooted selfish thoughts and violent impulses, we ultimately need to live harmoniously together in social groups; second, we need to deal with various pains in life, whether it is frustration in the workplace, troubles in interpersonal relationships, the loss of loved ones, or dying of old age. Human beings are too prone to disasters. God may be dead, but the burning questions that once prompted us to establish Him still linger and still demand solutions. One can certainly remain a staunch atheist, but one can also find that religion can be useful, interesting, and comforting from time to time. Each religion has its own way of preaching and preaching, improving morality, creating community spirit, using art and architecture, inspiring believers to travel far to seek the Dharma, tempering their thoughts and inspiring wisdom, motivating people to be grateful for the beauty of spring, etc. Even after the core teachings of religion are abandoned, many specific contents of religion still retain their beneficial significance, and we should draw nourishment from them without shame to enrich secular life outside the sect.

Exploring our relationship with news and shaping our state of mind, the New York Times and Amazon. Com special articles recommend the works of British talent, lifestyle leader, and speaker Alain de Botton. A new preface written by de Botton especially for Chinese readers has been added. Nearly 50 photography works are beautifully presented. Starting from this, the world-famous talented writer de Botton analyzes six types of news reports - political news, international news, economic news, celebrity news, disaster news, and consumer news. With his vivid writing and thorough observation, he guides us to form appropriate opinions and makes us realize that--contrary to the implications of news reports--nothing is truly novel, surprising, or terrifying.

This book is a type of "Dongguan Humanities Series". The author, Chen Wanxiong, is a native of Dongguan and specializes in the study of the history of modern Chinese thought and culture. This book mainly includes articles on academic culture and book reviews written by the author before he was 65 years old, except for his monographs. The book is divided into six parts: including essays, academic essays, book reviews, essays, character reviews, teacher memories, etc. The whole book has about 600,000 words.

This collection is the sequel to "The Collected Works of Tsang Kanglin: Fundamentals and Frontiers". The sequel of this collection is the author's latest achievements in talent cultivation and discipline construction after the publication of "Collected Works of Zeng Kanglin: Basics and Frontiers". In particular, in-depth discussions of basic research and cutting-edge issues that are closely combined with China's actual conditions, such as research and exploration of hot issues such as inclusive finance and online finance that are currently attracting domestic and foreign attention, have theoretical value and practical significance in promoting the development of my country's financial industry.

This book is one of the "One Book" series. This series is a collection of masterpieces by modern and contemporary Chinese masters created for current students and young readers with the purpose of "getting to know a famous artist in one book". It breaks the boundaries of style and style, and uses a new selection form to create a new reading experience for readers: the content is informative, the reading is effective, and the form is interesting. "Hometown - Intensive Reading of Lu Xun" carefully selects Lu Xun's representative works from many works such as "The Scream", "Wandering", "New Stories", "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk", "Weeds", etc., Such as "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Ah Q Zheng" "Biography", "From Baicao Garden", "Ah Chang Yu", "Hope", "Have Chinese People Lost Self-Confidence", etc. The genres cover novels, prose, prose poems, essays, poems, etc. Many of their works have been selected into Chinese teaching materials for primary and secondary schools.

"Winter in Jinan: An Intensive Reading of Lao She" is a representative collection of works by the 20th century Chinese literary master Lao She. Based on the selection principle of "one book is enough to read Lao She", this book is divided into three volumes: "Prose", "Novel" and "Drama", and includes Lao She's representative works in prose, novels and dramas. Lao She's prose is both elegant and popular, clean and lively, simple and refined, humorous and witty, and rich in Beijing's local flavor. This book not only includes "Winter in Jinan", "Appreciation of Baotu Spring", "Growing Flowers", "Grassland", "Spring Festival in Beijing", "Cats" and other famous works that appear in textbooks, but also "Mr. Zongyue", "My Mother", "My Ideal Family" and other prose classics suitable for students to read. The novel includes Lao She's representative short stories "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "Micro God" and "Mr. Breeches". This book also includes Lao She's masterpiece "Teahouse".

"You Are April in the World - Lin Huiyin's Intensive Reading" contains Lin Weiyin's life's classic works. The book is divided into three parts: literature, architecture, and letters. The literature part collects Lin Huiyin's poems and prose; the architecture part collects some of Lin Weiyin's wonderful articles published in the field of architecture; and the last part collects letters between her, her children, and friends. In addition to the text, the anthology also includes Lin Huiyin's hand-drawn manuscripts.

"Conscious of Enough and Not Insufficient: An Intensive Reading by Ji Xianlin" is a collection of the famous orientalist scholar Ji Xianlin's prose works throughout his life, including such masterpieces as "Giving Eternal Regret", "Old Cat", and "Remembering Mr. Chen Yinke". In the prose, Ji Xianlin recalled the difficult life in the countryside as a child, the tortuous experience of studying abroad, the friendship with family, friends, and teachers, and expressed the small emotions in life of raising flowers, growing vegetables, playing with cats, watching birds, and visiting alleys.

"Rain Alley: Intensive Reading by Dai Wangshu" is one of the "One Book" series. It selects the poems, prose and novels of the famous poet Dai Wangshu from the perspective of current readers who love to read, want to read and need to read. In addition to being a well-known poet and translator who is a symbol of modernism, Dai Wangshu has also published three little-known short stories in the journals of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School: "Debt", "Art Boy" and "Mother's Love". These three works focus on reality and criticize current ills, which are obviously different from his poetry based on melancholy. Dai Wangshu was addicted to books and loved to visit bookstores. Most of his prose creations were related to books or bookstores. This book specially includes his representative prose works and three novels written by him, so that readers can use the limited time to have a more three-dimensional and multi-faceted understanding of Dai Wangshu's overall creative style in one book.

"The Complete Works of Yan Jiayan" is a ten-volume anthology compiled by Mr. Yan Jiayan, a famous literary historian, literary critic and "leading figure" in the second generation of modern Chinese literature researchers, selecting his representative articles or books. It is a summary of his life's academic thoughts. Its content mostly reflects the hot topics of literary history research and literary criticism, such as the nature of the "May Fourth" literary revolution; such as the many issues of rectifying the chaos after the "Cultural Revolution" and getting literary research back on track; discovering and sorting out the contributions of various schools in the history of modern literature; there are also discoveries and comments on Lu Xun's polyphonic novels; affirmation and research on martial arts novels represented by Jin Yong; and thoughts and discussions on the periodization of literary history; etc. According to the internal logic of these articles, the first volume "Collection of Examinations", the second volume "Collection of Zhichun", the third volume "Collection of Qiushi", the fourth volume "History of Modern Chinese Novel Schools", the fifth volume "On Lu Xun's Polyphonic Novels", the sixth volume "Comments on Jin Yong's Novels", the seventh volume "Collection of Questions", the eighth volume "Collection of Chaowen", the ninth volume "Collection of Essays" and the tenth volume "Collection of Dialogues".

"Blooming: Selection of Works by the Winners of the 23rd New Concept Composition Competition" gathers the new representative works of the first and second prize winners of the 23rd National New Concept Composition Competition. It is divided into two volumes, AB, and this book is volume B. The winners wrote touching stories one after another with highly imaginative and personal words, describing their understanding of people, society and the environment. They write about the purest joy in childhood, tell about the persistence of unremitting struggle for dreams, explore the balance between urban and rural life, reflect on themselves, think about the relationship between family and society, and boldly create fantasy stories... The rebellion, confusion, and contradictions in the past gradually transformed in the process of growing up, and finally reconciled with the world and themselves. The works in the book have various genres, including novels, essays, etc., With rich content and novel ideas, which fully demonstrate the spirit of new concept composition: new thinking, new expression and true experience, showing the creative strength of young people and leading the trend of creative writing.

"Blooming: Selected Works of the 23rd New Concept Composition Winners" gathers new representative works of the first and second prize winners of the 23rd National New Concept Composition Competition. It is divided into two volumes, AB, and this book is volume A. The winners wrote touching stories one after another with highly imaginative and personal words, describing their understanding of people, society and the environment. They write about the purest joy in childhood, tell about the persistence of unremitting struggle for dreams, explore the balance between urban and rural life, reflect on themselves, think about the relationship between family and society, and boldly create fantasy stories... The rebellion, confusion, and contradictions in the past gradually transformed in the process of growing up, and finally reconciled with the world and themselves. The works in the book have various genres, including novels, essays, etc., With rich content and novel ideas, which fully demonstrate the spirit of new concept composition: new thinking, new expression and true experience, showing the creative strength of young people and leading the trend of creative writing.

"Hot Wind" is a collection of essays written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1924. Mainly Lu Xun made some short comments in "Reflections" in "New Youth". At that time, China was in its darkest era, and many people with lofty ideals and benevolence were exploring the root causes of social ills. There was ruthless cynicism and affectionate satire in the cultural circles.

In order to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the "Hundred Literary Short Classics for the Centenary of the Founding of the Party" series selects 100 short stories and documentary works (including narrative essays, features, documentary literature, reportage, and non-fiction) that reflect the glorious history of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party, with profound thoughts, exquisite art, and length. It covers "red classics" that have had a positive impact on readers and writings about the period of reform and opening up, including party leaders since the 18th National Congress. New works that have led historical achievements and changes in various undertakings reflect the historical themes and main threads of different stages such as the New Democratic Revolution, Socialist Revolution and Construction, Reform and Opening Up, and Modernization from a literary perspective. With content and form that conforms to the appreciation habits of readers, they carry forward the red tradition, inherit the red gene, tell good red stories, activate red memories, condense patriotism for the party, and strengthen the ambition to strengthen and rejuvenate the country. This is the third volume of this book, which includes works since the reform and opening up.

In order to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the "Hundred Literary Short Classics for the Centenary of the Founding of the Party" series selects 100 short stories and documentary works (including narrative essays, features, documentary literature, reportage, and non-fiction) that reflect the glorious history of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party, with profound thoughts, exquisite art, and length. It covers "red classics" that have had a positive impact on readers and writings about the period of reform and opening up, including party leaders since the 18th National Congress. New works that have led historical achievements and changes in various undertakings reflect the historical themes and main threads of different stages such as the New Democratic Revolution, Socialist Revolution and Construction, Reform and Opening Up, and Modernization from a literary perspective. With content and form that conforms to the appreciation habits of readers, they carry forward the red tradition, inherit the red gene, tell good red stories, activate red memories, condense patriotism for the party, and strengthen the ambition to strengthen and rejuvenate the country. This is the third volume of this book, which includes works written since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China.

In order to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the "Hundred Literary Short Classics for the Centenary of the Founding of the Party" series selects 100 short stories and documentary works (including narrative essays, features, documentary literature, reportage, and non-fiction) that reflect the glorious history of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party, with profound thoughts, exquisite art, and length. It covers "red classics" that have had a positive impact on readers and writings about the period of reform and opening up, including party leaders since the 18th National Congress. New works that have led historical achievements and changes in various undertakings reflect the historical themes and main threads of different stages such as the New Democratic Revolution, Socialist Revolution and Construction, Reform and Opening Up, and Modernization from a literary perspective. With content and form that conforms to the appreciation habits of readers, they carry forward the red tradition, inherit the red gene, tell good red stories, activate red memories, condense patriotism for the party, and strengthen the ambition to strengthen and rejuvenate the country. This is the second volume of this book, which includes works from the founding of the People's Republic of China to the late 1970s.

In order to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the "Hundred Literary Short Classics for the Centenary of the Founding of the Party" series selects 100 short stories and documentary works (including narrative essays, features, documentary literature, reportage, and non-fiction) that reflect the glorious history of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party, with profound thoughts, exquisite art, and length. It covers "red classics" that have had a positive impact on readers and writings about the period of reform and opening up, including party leaders since the 18th National Congress. New works that have led historical achievements and changes in various undertakings reflect the historical themes and main threads of different stages such as the New Democratic Revolution, Socialist Revolution and Construction, Reform and Opening Up, and Modernization from a literary perspective. With content and form that conforms to the appreciation habits of readers, they carry forward the red tradition, inherit the red gene, tell good red stories, activate red memories, condense patriotism for the party, and strengthen the ambition to strengthen and rejuvenate the country. This is the first volume, which includes works written before the founding of the People's Republic of China.

"The Wall" is one of Sartre's masterpieces. Includes Sartre's famous works "The Wall" and "Nausea", as well as "A Life in Letters" which is considered to represent his highest artistic achievement. The five works collected in the short story collection "The Wall" put forward a basic proposition of existential philosophy: "People are free, and their destiny depends on their own choices." "Nausea" puts forward another basic proposition of existential philosophy in a literary form: "Existence without essence is equal to nothingness." The popular explanation is "To live in confusion is equal to a blank." The autobiographical novel "The Literary Life" tells the author's own process of self-recognition and self-realization in a witty and interesting way, explaining the starting point of existential thought and the entire theory.

"Six Interpretations of Spring Dreams" is a series of columns published by Zhang Qinghua in "Harvest". The author selects the dreams of classic figures in literary history, such as Jia Baoyu's dream and Jia Rui's dream in "A Dream of Red Mansions", Claudius's dream in "Hamlet", Faust's dream in "Faust", etc., And attempts to interpret literature and text through "dream interpretation" to further respond to the meta-proposition of "literary dream". In this series of dream interpretation writings, the author fully mobilized his own knowledge reserves and mixed professional knowledge from history, psychology, poetics and other disciplines to form a divergent and leaping text, which found a new way for pure literary interpretation. It is both lively and interesting, and has solid materials. It is a literary communication text that is more friendly to readers.

"The Collected Works of Chen Zhongshi" collects most of Chen Zhongshi's writings since he started literary creation, covering a huge time span, including novels such as "White Deer Plain" that have been listed as contemporary Chinese literary classics, as well as representative short and medium-sized novels such as "Trust", "Four Sisters", "Old Lady Bangzi" and "Mr. Blue Robe", as well as his notes when writing novels and a large number of essays, essays, miscellanies, dialogues, prefaces and postscripts. This collection of essays comprehensively presents Chen Zhongshi's creative process in an extremely complete manner, and is extremely valuable material for studying a generation of literary masters. At the same time, through Chen Zhongshi's personal creative process, it also objectively presents the historical context of literary development from the new era to the present, which is an important way to understand the development of contemporary literature.

The papers included in the collection are generally divided into four parts, namely longitudinal papers, electric power papers, petroleum papers and coal papers. A total of sixteen papers discuss China's energy development and evolution in modern times from different angles. Due to the limitations of research foundation and focus, readers can see that these papers are only preliminary attempts from the perspective of energy history. We hope that the publication of these papers will attract more researchers' attention and participation, and truly bring the research on my country's energy history to a new and higher level.

Collects 32 essays written by Lu Xun in 1926, of which the first 26 were written in Beijing and the last 6 were written in Xiamen. There is also an article "Marine Communications" written in 1927. First published in Beijing Beixin Bookstore in May 1927. Six editions were printed during the author's lifetime. Lu Xun's works include essays, short stories, reviews, essays, and translations, which have had a profound impact on Chinese literature after the "May Fourth Movement."

"The Scream" is a collection of short stories by the modern writer Lu Xun. It includes 14 short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922. It was first published in 1923 by Beijing Xinchao Press. The stand-alone version is a popularized reading version based on the compilation of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun". Lu Xun's works include essays, short stories, reviews, essays, and translations, which have had a profound impact on Chinese literature after the "May Fourth Movement."

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is one of Mr. Lu Xun's most important prose collections and enjoys a high reputation in the history of modern Chinese prose. It contains a total of twelve works including "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", which describes the author's childhood life and study process in his youth, expresses his nostalgia for his former relatives, friends and teachers, and mocks the reactionary and conservative forces in the narration and discussion. This book is a beautiful prose treasure based on memories and written with skillful literary techniques. It has been loved by generations of readers, especially young readers and young readers. This time it was published in the "Course-Based Classics·Whole Book Reading Series". One book is equipped with illustrations by famous writers such as Feng Zikai, and the second book is designed by inviting famous teachers to design a curriculum-based whole book reading. The purpose is to provide necessary guidance for primary and secondary school students' reading and help children solve the problems of unwillingness to read, inability to read, and inability to read in the actual reading process.

Sun Li is one of the few authors who can transcend time and not only have an impact on the literary world at that time, but also talk to contemporary readers. His representative works include the novel and essay collection "Baiyangdian Chronicles". Under his influence, a literary school called the "Lotus Lake School" was formed. This time it was selected into the "Masterpiece Curriculum·Whole Book Reading Series", which is another upgrade based on the unified edition. This edition mainly selects his masterpieces of novels and prose. On the basis of retaining the "introduction" and "knowledge link", it also adds in-depth interpretations of the classics by Beijing's key teaching researchers and front-line teachers, making the book both full book reading and curriculum design, and more suitable for middle school and high school students to read.

Guo Moruo is a modern writer, historian, one of the founders of new poetry, and the first president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has written in the fields of poetry, scripts, archaeology, history, translation and other fields. There are thirty-eight volumes of "The Complete Works of Guo Moruo". Guo Moruo had a wide range of interests and published many works throughout his life. His prose is powerful, clear, romantic and full of artistic charm. Autobiography constitutes the obvious feature of Guo Moruo's prose and is the product of the author's personality. His time-sensitive prose has strong realistic relevance. The lyrical works are good at using a variety of artistic techniques to create poetic artistic conception. This book contains many photos, which vividly display some fragments of Guo Moruo's life.

"Huagai Collection" is a book published by Beixin Book Company in 1926. The author is Lu Xun. It collects 31 essays written by Lu Xun in 1925, including "Easy Words", "Youth Must Read", "The Soul of Debate", "Three Insects in the Summer", "Sudden Thoughts", "I View Peking University", "Fragments", etc. Published by Beixin Book Company in 1926.

"Ding Ling's Prose" is one of the series of books in our Chinese prose collection. It contains 45 representative prose works from the famous female writer Ding Ling from her early years to her later years. It is sorted by the year of publication, focusing on the works after the author entered a new era in her later years. Including "May", "Thoughts on March 8th Festival", "Remembering Xiao Hong in the Storm", "The Cowshed" Sketch", "Mr. Lu Xun to Me", etc. Ding Ling is an indispensable figure in the history of modern Chinese literature. Her experience profoundly demonstrates the complex relationship between female intellectuals and politics, literature, culture, society and even revolution. Her experience itself is a vivid history. Her prose records, memories, scenes, and objects are fresh and bright, and have high ideological and artistic value.

"The Final Collection of Qiejieting Essays" is a collection of essays by Lu Xun, which contains 35 essays written by Lu Xun in 1936. The single volume of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" is a popularized reading version based on the compilation of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun". Lu Xun's works include essays, short stories, reviews, essays, and translations, which have had a profound impact on Chinese literature after the "May Fourth Movement."

This book is a collection of literary criticism by contemporary scholar Yan Lianjun. This book collects the author's articles over the years about poetry, art, reading and walking. In the author's view, ideal critical writing must not only be well-founded and thoughtful, but also must be well-written, sharpen your skills, and give old sentences a new look from time to time. This book can be regarded as an important step towards ideal criticism. The whole book is full of meticulous and warm reading experience. Behind the exposition and colorfulness of the text, there is no loss of careful and precise judgment. Various parts of the book have been published in newspapers such as the Economic Observer, Literary Controversy, Guangzhou Literature and Art, Yangtze River Review, and Beijing News. The comments are incisive and unique. If you read them carefully, you can also discover the author's academic research and character cultivation. It is a very rare collection of literary criticism.

This book selects 72 pieces of Lao She's prose, covering the author's diverse prose works describing scenery, scenery, characters, and human feelings. His prose may be based on citizens' life, reflect common social conflicts through ordinary scenes, and explore his thoughts on the survival and destiny of the people of old China; or describe the interesting life stories of intellectuals and the interactions of literati; or describe the scenery, customs and customs of various places at home and abroad, with meticulous details and extremely exaggerated strokes. The works are full of the interest of life and run through Lao She's consistent humorous style, allowing people to taste the severity and heaviness of life through lightness and humor. Lao She's creations benefited from the influence of folk literature and art. His prose, from form to content, is both elegant and popular. This makes his works popular, popular, and rich in national color, and is accepted and loved by the general public. Lao She is the originator of contemporary Beijing-style literature. His prose is also full of strong Beijing local color. The language comes from Beijing spoken language, which is catchy and can be recited aloud. From these works, we can see Lao She's mastery of language. Starting from modern spoken language, he evolved modern vernacular that can easily reflect modern life and express modern people's psychological activities. As a generation of language masters, Lao She has made great contributions to the development of modern Chinese vernacular.

Sisyphus was punished by the gods. He had to push a boulder up the mountain, but the stone rolled back down the mountain due to its own weight. He had to go down the mountain and push the boulder up the mountain again, and so on. Camus believed that Sisyphus was an absurd hero. He devoted his whole body and mind to a seemingly ineffective cause, but his passion for life and contempt for God made himself extremely powerful and thus transcended the mercy of fate. Camus saw the absurd fate of life from this mythical story, and he tried to clarify the meaning of absurdity to people through speculation.

The book "Gong Du Ji" is a review and summary of Mr. Chen Yidan's practice and thinking in the field of education over the past eight years. This book is divided into two parts: a dedicated chapter and a devoted chapter. The dedicated chapter is divided into three parts: anecdotes, colleagues, and chronicles. It records the highlights of Mr. Chen Yidan's charity work over the years, the things he picked up over the years, and the documentary articles of the three principals who worked with Mr. Chen Yidan. It also takes stock of the itinerary and construction done in the past eight years. The Duzhi chapter includes three parts: insight, discussion, and excerpts, which present the context of his thinking, including three conversations about education with President Shi Yigong of Westlake University, former U. S. President Obama, and Nobel Prize winner in economics and professor at the University of Chicago, Heckman. The excerpts select eight education-related speeches delivered by Mr. Chen Yidan in public, with themes including education innovation, mission, internationalization, and how to deal with future challenges. This book comes with Chen Yidan's collection of poems "Clumsy Fifty".

"One-Way Street" is the masterpiece of the legendary German philosopher Benjamin. The book is short and concise, containing 60 random remarks, aphorisms and philosophical thoughts. From Benjamin's microscopic, philosophical and poetic works, you can feel the loneliness and exploration of a genius. Everyday things sparkle in his unique narrative, refreshing your mind and moving your heart from loneliness to abundance.

This is an encyclopedia of life aesthetics. The book is divided into 12 volumes with more than 1,500 chapters in total. It includes aspects such as flowers and birds in the countryside, vegetation and landscapes, emotions between men and women, simple clothes and light food, etc. It integrates aesthetic taste and the art of life. The whole book is based on aphorisms, with concise language and is suitable for both refined and popular tastes. Opening the book, a long scroll of quiet and leisurely life slowly unfolds. In the 400 years since its creation, it has been loved by people in ancient and modern times who advocate true love. This book is based on the edition published in the 35th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty and contains 42 paintings by the famous ink painter Lin Xi.

This is a book of taste that awakens the aesthetic power. The book contains a total of 219 quotation-style essays, each with comments from the author's friends. Landscapes and gardens, scenery of the four seasons, poems and songs, calligraphy, painting and utensils... The leisure and elegance of the world are all included. Open this book, discover the interest of life with a new perspective, and comprehensively enhance your perception and aesthetic ability. This book is based on the "Zhao Dynasty Series" published by Shikaitang during the Daoguang period, and refers to the 1935 version of the "Guoxue Rare Library" of the Central Bookstore. Includes 31 paintings by Chen Jia, a well-known contemporary ink painter.

The economic management content covered in this collection of papers mainly includes the following aspects: 1. Enterprise management, including human resources, salary and performance management, enterprise training and development, enterprise management and cultural construction, enterprise innovation, enterprise supply chain research, etc. 2. Economic and financial aspects, including Internet finance, import and export trade, securities risks, margin trading and securities lending systems, financial innovation, etc. 3. Legal aspects: including personal information protection, illegal guarantee issues, risks of irregular publicity, the scope and order of legal heirs, etc.

The eleven works in "Xiangxi Xiangji" include four parts. The first part is two articles from "Congwen's Autobiography", describing the author's growth and transformation from childhood to adolescence. His experiences as a teenager playing truant, addicted to gambling, serving as a soldier, and the environment in western Hunan provided material for his later creations. The four essays in the second part are selected from "Song Notes of a Journey to Hunan". "Although they only write about trivial and ordinary human affairs such as the joys and sorrows of various docks in the Yuanshui River Basin and the trackers and sailors on a small boat, in fact, they all have deep sorrow and hidden worries about their past and present that cannot be easily expressed in words...". The four articles in the third part are selected from "Western Hunan", "which provides a general introduction to the 'personnel' and 'production' of the Yuanshui River Basin and its five local tributaries." The fourth part comes from "The Remaining Manuscripts after the Disaster", which records the grudges and grudges that the author witnessed between a wealthy Manchu family and the Tian family in a neighboring village when he returned to Phoenix in the winter of 1920. It is full of legend.

This wonderful anthology selects about 100 master works in the field of natural literature from the East and the West, focusing on the six major themes of earth, sky, fire, water, surprise, and deep thought, to present the myriad wonders of nature and mankind's endless pursuit and exploration of nature. The collection contains poetry, essays, novel fragments, diaries, letters, as well as articles of more scientific and natural history interest. From the heather bushes on the Yorkshire moors described by Charlotte Bronte, to the changing colors of the sky observed and recorded by Leonardo da Vinci, to the drifting clouds in Matsuo Basho's eyes, this rich collection combines a variety of unique perspectives and perceptions - lyrical, awe-inspiring, praising, and philosophical, revealing that the tradition of nature writing is long-standing and infinitely varied.

"Four Kinds of Literature and Anthology" contains some of Mr. Lu Simian's writings on classical literature. "Song Dynasty Literature" was published by the Commercial Museum in 1931. "On Poetry" and "Selected Essays on the History of Chinese Literature" are lecture notes given by Mr. Lu when he taught at Jiangsu Provincial First Normal School from 1923 to 1925. "Selected Chinese Essays" is also Mr. Lu's lecture notes. These words reflect Mr. Lu's cultivation and attainments in Chinese literary history and literary works, and are very precious.

"Seven Types of Historiography and Historical Records" includes "Historical Research Methods", "Historical Records and Historiography", "How to Read Chinese Historical Records", "General Commentary on History", "General Commentary on Literature and History", "Selected Biographies of Ancient Historians", "Selected Essays on Historical Records", etc. Most of its content was written by Mr. Lu to guide young students in reading historical books and enlightening them on historical research methods. It still has high guiding significance and reference value for the younger generation of history enthusiasts and researchers.

"Four Kinds of Philology" is a concentrated display of Mr. Lu Simian's philology research, including "Treatise on Chapters and Sentences", "Examination of Chinese Character Changes", "A Brief Explanation of Character Examples", and "Examination of Shuowen Jiezi". These four philological works have been published by many publishing houses, but none of them are complete. This edition is based on the revised draft by Mr. Lu Simian during his lifetime, with relevant text added. The complete picture of Mr. Lu Simian's philological thoughts can almost be seen.

"Four Popular Readings on History and Geography by Lu" collects four popular readings on history and geography written by Mr. Lu Simian: "Su Qin Zhang Yi", "Combined Biography of Guanyue", "General Geography of China" and "History of the Three Kingdoms", all written during the Republic of China. Our publisher's 2010 edition follows Lu's writing, conceptual terminology, and even some comments to preserve the original appearance of the work, while correcting some errors in the original book.

"Two Types of Chinese Ethnic History" is compiled from Mr. Lu Simian's old works "History of the Evolution of Chinese Ethnics" and "History of Chinese Ethnics". The former provides a macroscopic view of the origin and formation of the Chinese nation, the exchanges and integration of various ethnic groups, the trauma suffered by the Chinese nation in modern times, the problems it faces, and the road to rejuvenation, etc. The text is easy to read and absorbs the ethnological theories at home and abroad at that time. It is a popular reading for students. The latter provides a systematic description of the twelve main clans in Chinese history, and is accompanied by detailed textual research. It is a high-quality academic work.

"Lv Simian's Essay Series" collects a total of 102 articles of various types by Mr. Lv Simian, which are roughly divided into five groups: "History", "Philosophy", "Socioeconomic Culture", "Literary Documents" and "Prefaces and Postscripts to Letters". It is also organized internally according to the year of writing and publication. It contains some of Mr.'S important papers, letters and speeches, as well as prefaces and postscripts to his autobiography. This book is an important material for studying the evolution of Mr. Lu's thoughts, academic views and life experiences.

"History of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties" is the last of Mr. Lu Simian's series of works on the history of Chinese dynasties. The book is divided into fifteen chapters including the "General Introduction". It first describes the rise and fall of dynasties, the causes and consequences of various major historical events, the success and failure of political facilities, etc., Using a new chronicle style; then it narrates the socio-economic and cultural history, dividing the development of socio-economics, political systems, cultural academics, etc., Using a new style of describing regulations and systems.

"Five Kinds of Primary and Secondary School Textbooks by Lu" is a compilation of five kinds of textbooks compiled by Mr. Lu Simian during the teaching process, namely "Chinese Textbook for Higher Elementary Schools", "History of the Country for Senior High School Textbooks under the New Academic System", "History of the Country for Senior High School Textbooks", "History of the Country for High School Review Series", and "History of the Country for Junior High School Standard Textbooks". Although these textbooks were written for primary and secondary school students (mainly high school students) at that time, even if they are used as teaching materials for university history majors today, they are probably not too shallow.

"Lv Simian's Poetry Collection" is the last part of "Lv Simian's Collected Works", which contains some of Mr. Lu Simian's old works and manuscripts. The whole book is divided into four parts: "Haolu Manuscripts", "Haolu Poetry Manuscripts", "Three Types of Novels" and "Haolu Manuscripts". The manuscript part includes old-style articles written by Mr. Lu, the poetry part includes poems, lyrics and couplets, the novel part includes "The Female Knight" and "Chinese Female Detective", and the collection part includes more than 80 academic and travel articles by Mr Lu.

"Notes on Reading History by Lu Simian" is a large collection of Mr. Lu Simian's historical treatises. It was compiled by later generations based on his notes and treatises. It has extensive content and rigorous exposition. It is a very important academic monograph on general history. Some of them were edited into books. Due to historical reasons, the published notes (except "Notes of Yanshi") have been abridged to varying degrees. The updated edition published by our publisher in 2005 summarizes all of Mr. Lu's published and unpublished notes, a total of 762 items, totaling more than one million words. The deleted parts have been restored and completed according to the original text.