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This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "The History of Man" summarizes the origin, development and viewpoints of the theory of evolution, explains in detail the beginning, end and achievements of Hegel's ethnogenesis, reviews the Chinese theory of Nuwa's creation of man and the Western theory of Moses' creation of man in seven days in Genesis, interprets the viewpoint of evolution with scientific analysis, helps people establish faith, promotes science, enlightens people's wisdom, and criticizes superficiality.

Ordinary readers may be satisfied with understanding great writers through their works, but for avid literary lovers, this is far from enough. We also have to go into their study rooms to understand how these works were written: was it pencil, pen, or typewriter? Should you write while sitting, lying down, or standing? How many words do you write every day? Celia Blue Johnson is one such lover who seeks "immediate intimacy" with great writers. Under the investigation and research of this "literary detective", we can know the details of the birth of those masterpieces, and understand the writing quirks and obsessions of great writers: from Schiller's rotten apples to O'Connor's sweet teeth, from Hugo's house arrest to Dickens' zipper tearing through the crowd, from Proust's cork shield to Nabokov's bathtub, from Joyce's white coat to Woolf's purple ink...

A collection of prose and haiku by Matsuo Basho, a master of Japanese literary circles and the "Hai Hai Saint", including Basho's main representative works. This book has two parts. The first part is "journey and diary", and the second part is "haiku". "Travel·Diary" includes Matsuo Basho's six famous works: "Oshu Trail" and "Travel in the Wilderness", "Journey to Kashima", "Ji no Essay", "Travel to Sarako" and "Diary of Saga". "Haiku" accounts for about half of the whole book, a total of 118 articles. Matsuo Basho's thoughts, emotions, experiences, and perceptions are all included.

The overture to Natsume Soseki's "Love Trilogy" depicts the confusion and melancholy of young people on their path of growth in a sparse and indifferent way. The novel describes what the protagonist Sanshirō sees, hears and feels as he grows from a high school student graduating from a rural area to a university student in Tokyo, as well as his mental journey growing up in the city. It reveals the social reality and explores the true meaning of life from a deep level. Sanshirō's experience of moving from his hometown to the city is nothing less than a microcosm of the spiritual wandering of contemporary people. Everyone is a lost lamb exiled by the times, looking for a place to live.

"Pillow Grass", "Hojo Chronicles" and "Turancao" are considered as "Japan's Three Great Essays", and "The Tale of Genji" are combined as "Twin Jewels of Heian Literature", setting the precedent for Japanese essay literature. Seishonagon wrote down his experiences and experiences in the palace of the empress in the form of essays, including royal life, relationships between men and women, life experiences, mountains, rivers, flowers and plants, etc., All written in a sensitive and elegant way, which is fascinating and is recognized by Japanese academic circles as a model of essay literature. The works involve geographical features, vegetation, flowers and birds, inner emotions, and life interests, reflecting the author's delicate observation and aesthetic taste. Chen Dewen's translation is published for the first time in China.

"Fishing Drum" selects various representative literary works created by the writer and poet Miao Kegou during his mature period, and more comprehensively demonstrates his rich harvest in the fields of poetry, novels and prose. It is divided into several series such as "Eight Topics of Novel", "Ten Chapters of Prose", "Hundred Poems" and "Treat Poetry as Medicine? (Poetry Theory)". Although the themes of the book are diverse, they all point to the origin of writing in his hometown of Shiogrō. The somewhat magical and mysterious life of a fisherman, the slightly legendary folk fishing drum artist, the drum lyrics that fully reflect the local culture and customs, etc., Are the unique imprint of Muke's novels and poems. Critics believe that Miu Kego's works generate fresh and unique intentions and imaginations full of ocean flavor, with clear recognition and unique anthropological and custom history value.

Mill stated clearly in the introduction that what he wanted to discuss in "On Liberty" was "civil liberty or social liberty, that is, to explore the nature and limits of the power that society can legally exert on individuals." The essence of the book can be summarized into two basic principles: 1. As long as an individual's behavior does not involve the interests of others, the individual has close freedom of action and does not have to be responsible to society; others are not allowed to interfere with the person's behavior, and at most they can give advice, dissuade, or ignore it. 2. Only when an individual's behavior endangers the interests of others, an individual should accept social or legal punishment. Only at this time can society judge an individual's behavior and exert coercive power on the individual.

From the perspective of sex, humans are also animals, and this is eternal. From an instinctive point of view, treating humans differently from other animals would be to regard humans as too excellent creatures. This collection of essays explains the different marriage and love behaviors of men and women through the essence of gender.

How to have a love without breaking up? It starts with getting to know each other. Junichi Watanabe's Gender Cognition Series analyzes the physiological differences between men and women when facing cold, pain, and food, as well as their differences in expression, communication, and mobility. If you love him (her), understand him (her).

In the afternoon at the beginning of the century, a pair of best friends had more than a dozen soul-searching conversations, full of warmth, from a boy who grew up wildly, to a vigorous and unrestrained youth, to a middle-aged man as plain as water, describing the youthful past and cultural feelings of a generation. They talked from classics to modern times, from foreign literature to the Nobel Prize, from cycling to Qiandao Lake, to immersing themselves in researching historical materials, sometimes flying high in the sky, sometimes looking back at the world. This is a commemoration of friendship, a review of years, and a reminiscence of the spirit of the lost youth.

"Classics Forever: Words Shining in Time" (a set of 8 volumes) includes "Tolerance", "The Heart of the Chinese People", "I am a Beauty Addict", "Classics", "Republic of China Prose", "Characters in Lu Xun's Novels", "Gu Hongming Talks about the Analects of Confucius", and "Harvard Classic Lectures". "Classics Forever: Words Shining in Time" (a set of 8 volumes in total) collects various classic literary works, including religious history, prose essays, and classic works. These words have been passed down for many years and are still shining in the long river of literature. These classic texts have been read and appreciated by many readers, and they are still worthy of our careful taste, to understand life from the words, and to touch the master's ideological temperature from the words.

"We Are Upstairs in the Ancient City" contains Lin Huiyin's exquisite works in the fields of architecture and fine arts, with detailed annotations and rigorous collation. The book provides a detailed introduction to the characteristics, development and urban planning of Chinese architecture. The work is simple and easy to understand, with unique aesthetics. It is scientifically rigorous, but also has a unique charm due to its fresh and beautiful words, with a strong classical charm. The serious architectural texts written by Lin Huiyin are also extremely beautiful, full of aura and imagination. When reading, they are like carved beams and painted columns, and you feel like you are in a fairyland.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "I Can't "Bring It With Me Yet"" focuses on the evolution of ideological and cultural movements and trends of thought since the 20th century, explores the impact of national characteristics and individual experience on the formation of Lu Xun's thoughts, and explores in detail the significance and value of Lu Xun, a national spiritual symbol, in the development of contemporary Chinese society and culture.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "The Road of Life" selects Lu Xun's essays from different periods, telling Lu Xun's understanding of life and thoughts, forming a complete road of life. The article is both humorous and sharp, critical and beautiful. In the text, we can see a real Lu Xun and a vivid world.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "A Brief Discussion on the Face of Chinese People" mainly contains essays on society, culture, and life, describing the bad nature of the people. At that time, the faces or bones of the Chinese people were full of worldly groveling, hypocrisy and flattery. Lu Xun earnestly hoped that the Chinese people could stand up, be themselves, have independent personalities, and truly control their own destiny.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "Silent China" contains nearly fifty classic prose works by Mr. Lu Xun, including Late Spring Chats, Essays under the Lamp, This and That, Three Souls in Academics, Talking about the Emperor, etc. It embodies the achievements of Lu Xun's lifelong battles. It can be said to be the conscience, character and pride of China in the 20th century!

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "Diary of a Madman" contains all the novels of Mr. Lu Xun discovered so far, including "The Scream", "Wandering", "New Story", etc. Lu Xun revealed profound social themes with his excellent artistic language and realistic techniques. His line drawing techniques of "drawing eyes" and "drawing souls" made the plump characters have typical significance.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "The Wrong Path between Literature, Art and Politics" shows that Lu Xun's literary and artistic thought is not to be attached to politics, but to think independently. And "independent spirit" is a banner of Lu Xun. Lu Xun particularly emphasized the critical and combative nature of literature. Lu Xun felt that politics hopes for social unity, while literature and art hope for social separation, and only through separation can society progress.

This book is one volume of "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works". "The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes, including all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified. "The Liberation of the Preface" is divided into two volumes, containing the preface and postscripts of Mr. Lu Xun. In less than 40 years, Mr. Lu Xun wrote more than 300 prefaces and postscripts. His hard work and tenacity, breadth and profundity, generosity and selflessness are evident here. These words occupy an important position in Mr. Lu Xun's works and have eternal charm and value.

This book is a self-selected collection of Zhu Guangqian's works. The articles are selected from Zhu Guangqian's four works ("On Cultivation", "Twelve Letters to Youth", "On Beauty" and "On Beauty Letters"). The content is classic and clearly expresses Zhu Guangqian's world view, outlook on life, values ​​and aesthetics. It is accompanied by exquisite illustrations and text by the famous painter Wang Yuyuan, interpreting the essence of the master's lifelong thoughts.

"Ren Jian Ci Hua" is one of the three major Ci poems in the late Qing Dynasty. It is highly talented and is regarded by many as a landmark work of classical literary criticism. Wang Guowei's various views on nouns and poets of the past stem from his profound poetry skills and outstanding talent, and they cannot conceal the youthful spirit of his twenties. Reading "Human Words" is also reading Wang Guowei to a certain extent. What Wang Guowei pays most attention to is "truth", just like his temperament. Only works with sincere feelings, broad realm, clear and natural nature are of the highest quality. Wang Guowei himself also writes lyrics. His lyrics are affectionate and graceful, making people's hearts shake. They are joyful and profound, straight and twisty. Reading this book is also about reading the long-lasting fragrance that cannot be hidden in it.

The time span of a century, fifty-seven primary and secondary characters are highly condensed in the teahouse, showing life scenes in three eras after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898 in the late Qing Dynasty, the period of the Beiyang warlord separatism in the early years of the Republic of China, and the eve of the fall of the Kuomintang regime. It summarizes the sharp opposition and conflicts between various classes and forces in Chinese society, and reveals the historical destiny of semi-feudal and semi-colonial China. "Longxugou" is an important work of Mr. Lao She. It is the second drama script he created after returning to China in the early days of liberation. It is also a rare and handed down work among the early main theme works. This play describes the different experiences of four families living in a small courtyard next to a smelly ditch (Longxugou) near the Beijing Overpass. It creates unique characters such as Madman Cheng, Mrs. Cheng, Sister Ding, Aunt Wang, Erchun, Xiao Niuzi, and Uncle Zhao. Their experiences and mentality show the new atmosphere and changes brought about by the new regime and new system. It can be called a history of blood, tears and transformation of the lower class people.

The style of "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is obviously different from the works of many prose writers of the same period. The author closely integrates narrative, scene description, discussion, and lyrical expression methods, making the waves in his writing show an ever-changing situation. All of these embody Lu Xun's characteristics as a pioneer of ideological emancipation and a standard-bearer of artistic innovation, making "Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Dusk" a model of modern Chinese memory prose. This manuscript is a text that cannot be bypassed when studying Lu Xun and the history of modern literature.

"The Complete Works of Lu Xun" contains most of Lu Xun's essay albums "Two Hearts Collection", "Nanqianbei Diao Collection", "Pseudo Free Letter", "Quan Feng Yue Tan", "Lace Literature", "Qiejieting Essays", "Qiejieting Essays Collection Two" and "Qiejieting Essays Final Collection". Lu Xun's essays still have a strong practical significance in modern times, especially the emergence and influence of his essays on various critical styles in modern communication, the development of themes, genres, and methods of essay creation, the free and creative contribution to the use of modern literary language, and the reverse use of imaginative thinking and the combination of positive and negative. It can be said that it has a profound impact.

"The Complete Collection of Lu Xun's Essays" is a collection of all Lu Xun's essays, including "The Grave", "Hot Wind", "The Huagai Collection", "The Sequel to the Huagai Collection", "The Sequel to the Huagai Collection", "Only Collection", "Three Idle Collections", "Two Hearts Collection", "Nanqianbei Diao Collection" There are 19 volumes including "Pseudo Free Letters", "Quan Feng Yue Tan", "Lace Literature", "Qie Jie Ting's Essays", "Second Collection of Qie Jie Ting's Essays", "The Last Collection of Qie Jie Ting's Essays", "Collection of Qie Jie Ting's Essays", "Collections from Jiwai Collection", "Supplements to Collection from Jiwai Collection". Lu Xun's works are of extremely high literary value, especially Lu Xun's essays, which occupy a unique position among Lu Xun's works.

"Literature and Sweating\u002F The Complete Works of Lu Xun" contains representative works from Lu Xun's essay albums "Grave", "Hot Wind", "Huagai Collection", "Huagai Collection Sequel", "Just Collection" and "Three Idle Collections". Lu Xun's essays still have strong practical significance in modern times. In particular, his essays have had a profound impact on the emergence and influence of various critical styles in modern communication, the development of essay writing themes, genres, and methods, the free and creative contribution to the use of modern literary language, and the reverse use of imaginative thinking and the combination of positive and negative.

Xiao Hong's novels are poetic and prose novels, but her prose is like a novel. The continuity of the plot and the dialogue between the characters make Xiao Hong's prose read like an attractive story. "Spring Again (Essence)\u002F The Complete Works of Xiao Hong" by Xiao Hong collects most of the prose written by Xiao Hong throughout his life, from "Travel" to "Shangshi Street", from "Bridge" to "Xiao Hong's Prose", as well as other essays published outside the collection. In these essays, we can see the wandering trajectory of Xiao Hong's short and legendary life. Xiao Hong's prose, such as "Remembering Mr. Lu Xun" and other articles, are more plain and simple in writing, but their emotions are very sincere.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of Lu Xun's retrospective essays. It is a well-known collection of essays, a must-read collection, and a collection of essays that is like a good teacher and helpful friend. Although "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is not just written for children, it also writes many things about children, which makes it interesting to read. And as we grow older, we can always read different flavors from it. This is the charm of Lu Xun's works. This book is Lu Xun's recollection of different life experiences in his childhood, adolescence and youth.

Mr. Lu Xun's short humorous articles are of unprecedented genius in China, and his thoughts are also progressive. "The Complete Novels of Lu Xun" includes novels such as Diary of a Madman, Kong Yiji, Medicine, Tomorrow, A Little Thing, Hair Story, Troubles, Hometown, The True Story of Ah Q, Dragon Boat Festival, White Light, Rabbit and Cat, and Duck Comedy.

"The Scream" is a collection of Lu Xun's short stories, including 14 novels written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922, including "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q" and "Hometown". "The Scream" depicts the reality of Chinese society from before and after the Revolution of 1911 to the "May 4th" period, profoundly exposes the cannibalistic nature and hypocrisy of the feudal patriarchal system and feudal ethics, painfully dissects the silent soul of China's people, and criticizes the bad nature of the people.

"The Complete Works of Lu Xun's Novels" contains all of Lu Xun's novel creations, including 32 short stories and 1 novella, a total of 33 articles, which are selected from "The Scream", "Wandering" and "New Stories". These novels mostly describe the tragedies of ordinary people at the bottom of society. Lu Xun used his dagger-sharp writing style to criticize the "numb souls of the Chinese people" in the hope of warning the world. Lu Xun thus established his position in the history of modern Chinese literature.

"The Complete Collection of Prose and Poems of Lu Xun" is a collection of all of Lu Xun's prose and poetry works. The prose part of the book includes "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" and 55 essays on Lu Xun's memories of people. The poetry part includes "Wild Grass" and more than 50 old and new style poems by Lu Xun. Mr. Lu Xun's prose and poetry works have extremely high literary value and are very interesting to read. They fully demonstrate Mr. Lu Xun's literary skills and rich life experience, and reflect the author's thoughts, feelings and creative style from one side.

The first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research.

The complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, the first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research...

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The complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, the first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research...

The first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research...

The complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, the first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research...

Zou Shouyi, a disciple of Wang Yangming, made an atlas of Mr. Yangming; Feng Menglong was also deeply influenced by Yangming studies. He had a biography of Wang Yangming written in a popular style, and his writing style was similar to his "Three Characters". Now the two books are combined into one volume, with annotations and introductions.

A collection of poems by Li He, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, annotated by Wu Zhengzi of the Song Dynasty and commented by Liu Chenweng. Li He's poems were influenced by Chu Ci, ancient Yuefu, Qiliang Palace style, Li Du, Han Yu and other aspects. After being cast and chanted by himself, he formed a very unique style. The characteristics of Li's poetry are rich and unique imagination, magnificent and steep language, strange and meaningful language, concise and steep, and rich colors.

Xin Qiji has more than 600 poems in existence. Jiaxuan's poems are powerful and heroic. Xiang Xiang and Su Dongpo's Dongpo Yuefu Su and Xin are called together, and they are the representatives and pinnacles of the heroic style of poetry. This book contains all Xin Ci's works and ancient commentaries.

Cao Zhi was a talented poet, poet, and essayist during the Han and Wei dynasties, and his poetry creations were especially praised by later generations. This book combines Qing Dynasty Ding Yan's "Cao Ji Quan Commentary" (mainly) and Zhu Xuzeng's "Cao Ji Yi Kao Yi" (auxiliary) into one book, called "Cao Zhi Ji". "Cao Ji Kao Yi" is based on the Jinling Series of Books, and the Jinling Bookstore version of "Cao Ji Quan Commentary" is based on it.

Simplicity is not innocence, but an attitude towards life. It is a kind of freedom and optimism after understanding the sophistication and gains and losses. "Living Is So Simple" contains more than 60 classic works by Zhou Zuoren, such as "Bitter Rain", "Wooden Boat", "Drinking Tea", and "Miscellaneous Letters from the Mountains". The essence of Zhou Zuoren's prose can be read in one book. He writes about drinking tea, talking about wine, the sound of birds, and the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival. These are things that require a leisurely mind to notice. Peace, indifference, and tranquility make you feel relaxed when you read it. Endless aftertaste.

Ruyi Collection is an exhibition of Wang Liru's poetry, calligraphy, painting and photography. This book contains Mr. Wang Liru's poetry, calligraphy, painting and photography exhibition.

Exclusive news! The first "Poetry Courtyard Collection" variety show "Poetry Talk Next Door" adapted a collection of poems of the same name (Volume 9): "Over the Sea". The tea party host Wang Jinsong, the traditional Chinese music practitioner Fang Jinlong, and the literary tutor Li Bo will wander with you in Wang Yangming's spiritual world. Wang Yangming not only founded a school of thought, he was also a saint, and his philosophical thoughts had world-class influence. He believes that people must first find themselves, their innocent heart, and their fearless self before they can find their own value in life. Many times, setbacks are not a blow to us, but give us the wealth accumulated in suffering. No matter what difficulties you encounter, you should be bright-minded and believe in your firm and strong self.

Exclusive news! The first "Poetry Courtyard Collection" variety show "Poetry Talk Next Door" adapted a collection of poems of the same name (Volume 4): "Jin Se". The tea host Wang Jinsong, the traditional Chinese music practitioner Fang Jinlong, and the literature instructor Li Bo will take you to experience Jinse Music Palace. In the late Tang Dynasty, Li Shangyin composed this hazy and obscure poem in the last few years of his life. Regarding the emotions expressed in this poem, there are many opinions in the academic circles. Some say it is mourning for the deceased wife, some are lamenting the bumpy career, or some are hurting one's life experience. These emotions are complex and confusing. They can be sensed but cannot be interpreted. There is only a sense of "wandering" that resonates. "Wangran" expresses an emotion common to all people. It does not involve specific things, but it allows us to bring our own life experiences. It is like a mirror in which we can see ourselves.

Exclusive news! The first "Poetry Courtyard Collection" variety show "Poetry Talk Next Door" adapted a collection of poems of the same name (Volume 11): "Qingming". Tea party host Wang Jinsong, Chinese music practitioner Fang Jinlong, and literature instructor Li Bo interpret the chaos and warmth in the Qingming rain. The emotions of this poem are very complex. It is depressive and sad at the beginning, but when "The shepherd boy points to the Apricot Blossom Village" appears, the expression is cheerful, and there is a ray of sunshine in the heart, just like our life. Tomb Sweeping Day has now been applied for World Heritage status. It is a culture unique to our nation. When we read these stories and poems, a sense of common belonging arises spontaneously. We are Chinese in our blood. No matter where we travel to the ends of the world, this will never change.

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, succeeding one another for a hundred generations. The famous historian of science Bernard once said: "China has been one of the great centers of human civilization and science for many centuries." In the long history of the Chinese nation, it has created countless miracles of civilization.

Spanish novels in the 20th century usually start with the "1898 generation" and end with the end of the 20th century. During this century, Spain experienced a series of major historical, political, and military events. In this context, Spanish culture and art have also undergone intense changes and ups and downs, and literature has an enhanced sense of political and social mission. Therefore, an important feature of Spanish novels is the long-term prosperity of the realist genre, but this does not mean that it is unique. On the contrary, in the Spanish novel world, both the 30 years before the war and the last 30 years of the 20th century. Various schools, trends of thought, and group concepts compete with each other, making this birthplace of modern European novels make great progress in the field of novels. "Spanish Novel in the 20th Century" strives to outline a clear development process of contemporary Spanish novels for Chinese readers, introduce and analyze the important schools, trends of thought, groups, writers and works in the Spanish novel world during this century, so that readers can gain useful enlightenment from it.

Lin Yutang lived in the United States and Europe for decades and introduced the glorious Chinese culture to the West with many classic monographs handed down from generation to generation. This book cites a wide range of references, and uses rich literary and historical materials and a free writing style to reinterpret the thousands of years of Beijing's historical evolution. All aspects of Beijing culture - the inner city and the outer city, the urban area and the countryside, the royal family and the people, as well as the city's business cards such as palaces, royal gardens, temples, pagodas, sculptures, paintings, and calligraphy are also included. With true and accurate documentary, fascinating readability, and high-grade artistry, this book fully reproduces the authentic Beijing. It is a masterpiece that intimately understands the spirit of Beijing!