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Introduction to the main content of "A Tutorial on the History of Chinese Literary Theoretical Criticism (Revised Edition)": The development of ancient Chinese literary theory criticism has a very long history. It is a summary of the historical experience of ancient Chinese literary creation. It expresses various literary criticism methods, aesthetic ideals and tastes with national traditions and oriental characteristics.

"History of Chinese Literary Criticism" combs the origins of some important concepts in the history of literary criticism, tells the structure of the development of Chinese literature and art, expounds the principles of literary criticism by interpreting literary criticism classics, and analyzes some commonly used and influential terms of classical literary criticism, which are worth learning from.

"Manuscript of Jin Yong's Novels (Updated Edition)" is the first monograph to study Jin Yong's novels from an academic perspective. Professor Yan Jiayan of Peking University's "Research on Jin Yong's Novels" course is well-known in the Peking University forum and plays an important role in legitimizing Jin Yong's research. "Jin Yong's Novels" comprehensively explores Jin Yong's novels, revealing many precious materials and important facts for the first time, which is extremely helpful for understanding Jin Yong as a person and his writings.

This book is an award-winning work in the "We Are All Dream Chasers - Essay Competition to Celebrate the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China" held for college students at East China Normal University. The author starts from his personal growth and schooling experience, connects his family, family, hometown, school and social life reality, and writes from the perspective of an "experiencer" The tone vividly describes the true understanding of the glorious history and great achievements achieved by the party and the country in the past 70 years, uses words to record and display the new atmosphere and new spirit that have emerged in the new journey of the party and the country's cause, and writes about the dream-pursuing process, youthful fighting spirit, ideals, beliefs, and feelings of home and country of college students in the new era.

Liang Qichao is the pioneer of modern Chinese biographical literature. His commentary on Wang Anshi is a modern biography classic that represents his "constitutional" ideal. By judging one and another, weighing right and wrong, it strives to give readers a real Wang Anshi and a real history. It can be said that the perspective is unique, the consciousness is innovative, the discussion is rigorous, and the judgment is fair. It is a classic discussion among biographies, which is refreshing to read and enlightening.

This book refers to the research results of famous red scholars on the writing of "A Dream of Red Mansions". It conducts a comprehensive, multi-angle and bold analysis of the many contradictions and strange phenomena that appear in "A Dream of Red Mansions". It straightens out the general situation of Cao Xueqin's creation process, unearths the causes and consequences of "five additions and deletions", and basically reasonably explains the puzzling irrational phenomena and various contradictions in the book, so that we can have a new understanding of the writing process of "A Dream of Red Mansions". The analysis process of this book is logically clear and rigorous, the evidence is conclusive and reliable, and the results are convincing. I believe it will change people's understanding of "A Dream of Red Mansions".

This book tells the story of Red Mansions as the Venus Broken Arm in the literary world. Various characters constitute a complete society. This book provides the most comprehensive interpretation of the characters in Red Mansions, such as why the Twelve Hairpins of Jinling became the most classic characters in Red Mansions, what principles Jia Mu has for employing people, and what else Xiren has besides being virtuous. It also interprets the protagonists, supporting roles, and passing characters of Red Mansions one by one. Those classic scenes in Red Mansions and the intricate relationships between the characters reappear before our eyes.

This book mainly discusses the image of the writer, the writer and inspiration, the emotional state of the writer when creating, the internal subject rhetorical relationship faced by the writer, the external subject rhetorical relationship faced by the writer, the writer's artistic accomplishment, the writer's writing ability, the writer's rhetorical mission and other issues closely related to the writer's creation. It also lists It covers the rhetorical views of some contemporary writers, as well as the writing life and writing habits of some famous writers in the world, covering all aspects related to writers, from the inside out, from the outside in, and combined with the writers' own creative experience and personal experiences to discuss the image of writers in literary works as comprehensively as possible.

This book allows you to appreciate the charm of Zhang Henshui's works, a master of popular literature, and understand the twists and turns of the life of the first writer in the Republic of China. Zhang Henshui is a famous chapter novelist in my country and a representative writer of the Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School. This book deeply explores the social value of Zhang Henshui's novels, and through his tortuous experience, sheds light on the life style of "Chinese Alexandre Dumas", "the first writer of the Republic of China" and "the master of popular novels". It comprehensively reproduces Zhang Henshui's life, and depicts Zhang Henshui's emotional journey in detail as well as his mental journey of weighing the conflicts between the old and new cultures and the changes between the old and new eras.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is a heavenly book with endless mysteries to explain and endless secrets to explore, but most importantly, it is a great novel after all. Bai Xianyong rectifies the source and introduces this literary classic as a novel, focusing on analyzing the "modernity" of the novel art of "A Dream of Red Mansions": mythological structure, character creation, text style, narrative techniques, use of point of view, dialogue skills, symbolic metaphors, parallel comparisons, and foreshadowing. He examines how Cao Xueqin maximizes the various elements that constitute the novel, far beyond its era, and even earlier and more avant-garde than Western modernist literature. "A Dream of Red Mansions" was compiled to address these two major issues. It brings together some articles by Chinese scholars, experts, and writers from all over the world since Hu Shi's return, who have expressed their opinions on the authorship of the last forty chapters of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and the differences between the "Cheng Gao version" and the "Zhi version". The first volume of this elegant collection of Red Mansions, "Celebrities Say Red Mansions", is a summary of two major topics discussed in articles by famous writers (including Wang Guowei, Chen Yinke, Lin Yutang, Yu Pingbo, Xia Zhiqing, etc.); The second volume, "Celebrities Comment on Red Mansions", is a complete set of important articles by scholars and writers at all stages of Red Studies research (including Hu Shi, Gao Yang, Zhou Cezong, etc.) , As well as Yang Jiang, Wang Meng, Bai Xianyong, etc.); The third volume especially includes the "Comparative Notes between the Gengchen Edition and the Cheng Yi Edition" that Pai Xianyong taught at National Taiwan University in recent years, a total of more than 170 items, as well as the Shanghai Forum Records of the "Dream of Red Mansions" Centenary Issues: Cheng Gao's Edition and the Last Forty Chapters, written by today's Red Scholars.

As an overseas Chinese scholar, Jin Anping's "The Analects of Confucius in English Translation and Commentary" shows another perspective that is different from that of domestic scholars: viewing "The Analects" as a whole, trying to find a clue running through it to present a more grand story. She placed "The Analects" in a broad ideological and historical background, using Liu Baonan's "The Analects of Justice", a masterpiece of traditional exegesis, as the base, concisely reflecting the main issues discussed in the commentaries of the past dynasties; at the same time, she translated Chinese classics into Western languages, showing a unique cross-cultural understanding. The Analects of Confucius is not a collection of wise words and esoteric knowledge, but a record of Confucius' life and teachings. Even though it is just a fragment of Yoshimitsu Kataha, if you follow his voice, you can still see the real Confucius: his views on politics, his understanding of virtue, how he solved the problems in life, the ideals he pursued, and his helplessness and limitations. This is how Confucius presented himself to the world, and this is what this book tries to let us see. In the introduction to the English translation of Montaigne's prose, Donald Frame tells us, "Montaigne is not easy to define... Yet this difficulty points to the answer: the book is the person." Perhaps the same is true for Confucius and the Analects.

"Yunxia fills the paper", Yuan Hongdao praised "Jin Ping Mei" in his letter to Dong Qichang. In the more than 400 years since "Jin Ping Mei" came out, it has been cherished and copied by countless writers and scholars. From Li Yu and Cao Xueqin to Hu Shi and Zhang Ailing... All of them have drawn nourishment from "Jin Ping Mei". "Jin Ping Mei" is not only a book about boudoir affairs, but also a book about "crime and punishment" that deeply understands human nature: all the characters in the book are drowned in the sea of ​​desire, tossed by the huge waves of greed, anger, jealousy, and infatuation. The author of "The Plum in the Golden Vase" has the power to penetrate into the unfathomable parts of human nature, revealing the complexity of the human heart without any sadness or sentimentality. A reader must have a strong spleen and stomach, a sound spirit, and a mature mind to truly appreciate and understand "The Plum in the Golden Vase" and face the particularly thrilling violence in it due to its extreme realism.

The book "A Dream of Red Mansions" is compiled to address these two major issues. It brings together some articles by Chinese scholars, experts, and writers from around the world since Hu Shi's return on the issue of authorship of the last forty chapters of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and the comparison and comparison of the differences between the "Cheng Gao version" and the "Zhi version". The first volume of this elegant collection of Red Mansions, "Celebrities Say Red Mansions", is a summary of two major topics discussed in articles by famous writers (including Wang Guowei, Chen Yinke, Lin Yutang, Yu Pingbo, Xia Zhiqing, etc.); The second volume, "Celebrities Comment on Red Mansions", is a complete set of important articles by scholars and writers at all stages of Red Studies research (including Hu Shi, Gao Yang, Zhou Cezong, etc.) , As well as Yang Jiang, Wang Meng, Bai Xianyong, etc.); The third volume especially includes the "Comparative Notes between the Gengchen Edition and the Cheng Yi Edition" that Pai Xianyong taught at National Taiwan University in recent years, a total of more than 170 items, as well as the Shanghai Forum Records of the "Dream of Red Mansions" Centenary Issues: Cheng Gao's Edition and the Last Forty Chapters, written by today's Red Scholars.

"Selected Readings of Classic British Literary Works" is a British literature textbook for college students, covering the works of major writers from the Anglo-Saxon period to the 20th century. "Selected Readings of Classic British Literary Works" has a total of 20 units. Available for both semesters. "Selected Readings of Classic British Literary Works" has the following characteristics: while introducing literary works, it skillfully integrates the contents of writers and literary history, making the system more complete. Integrate literary criticism methods into each unit to help students improve their literary appreciation. Each unit is equipped with after-class questions and answers to facilitate students to better understand the content, and also help students form critical thinking, which can stimulate students' enthusiasm for learning and activate the classroom atmosphere.

This book proposes "Wen Li's new voice" as an important literary concept, places it in the context of the changes in literature in the late Tang Dynasty, studies the new factors in Wen Li's poetry creation, and attempts to restore the true nature of Wen Li's poetry style in a more complete and multi-layered manner.

Xie Lingyun was born in the 10th year of Taiyuan (385) of Emperor Xiaowu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and died in the 10th year of Yuanjia (433) of Emperor Wen of the Southern Dynasty. He was the originator of the landscape poetry school. He studied Buddhism intensively and made important achievements. His thoughts ran through Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. It had a huge and far-reaching impact on the development of later literature. This book is divided into two parts. The first part focuses on Xie Lingyun's writings and friendships, while the second part explains his thoughts and artistic creations. This comprehensively reflects Xie Lingyun's person, his writings and his position in literary history.

This is a postdoctoral outbound report completed by Professor Yang under the guidance of Mr. Le Daiyun. As a postdoctoral report on comparative literature since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the important contribution of "Contradiction and Integration: Chinese and Western Comparative Poetics" is that it conducts a criss-cross comparative study of Chinese poetics and Western poetics from the original meanings of ontology and linguistic theory, both ancient and modern, at home and abroad, and demonstrates Professor Yang's profound academic foundation and lofty academic ideals. In the book, the author collected a large amount of information, sorted, analyzed, and summarized it, and pointed out that Confucian poetics took refuge in the "Jing" (i. E., The Thirteen Classics). "Jing" is not only a text form solidified in language, but also an ontological category. In this way, we find a level that can be mutually referenced, examined and compared with the ontology "Tao" of Taoist poetics and the ontology "Logos" of Western classical poetry.

This book is the last part of a collection of essays by Jao Tsung-I to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Jao Tsung-I Academy of the University of Hong Kong. The collected papers are all the academic museum researchers' investigation and exploration of Jao Tsung-I's academics, life, friendships and art. Among them, "An Examination of the Characters of Mr. Xuantang", "Several Anecdotes of Mr. Xuantang", and "Research on the Friendship between Rao Tsung-I and Gu Jiegang" are interesting essays about Mr. Rao personally, while "On Mr. Rao Tsung-I's Views on Chinese Studies", "A Preliminary Exploration of Mr. Rao Tsung-I's Piano Learning" and "Professor Rao Tsung-I's "Study on Dunhuang Studies", "Professor Jao Tsung-I and Tibetan Studies", "The Vertebral Wheel is the Beginning of the Great Chariot", etc., Sort out the context of Mr. Rao's related academic research. In addition, "Professor Rao Tsung-I's Academic Art Chronology" is also attached, which provides convenience for those engaged in Rao studies.

The study of ancient Chinese literary illustrations is an interdisciplinary study. This book takes the illustrations of four ancient Chinese masterpieces as the research object, integrating illustrations with novel descriptions, social life, traditional paintings, etc., And they are mutually reinforcing. It provides detailed descriptions and in-depth explanations of different topics such as the layout, composition, theme, narrative, and style of novel illustrations. It has made great contributions to the illustration research of specific works and the overall idea of ​​illustration research. This book conducts a detailed review and review of the important illustrated versions of the four major classics in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and compiles them into narratives, which can make up for the shortcomings of the bibliography of related novels and has independent philological value.

"Classical Studies: Interpretation of Homer" contains eight articles by leading domestic scholars in the field of classical studies: articles by teachers Chen Siyi, Xiao Jian, Zhang Wentao, and He Fangying are devoted to Homer's epics, covering topics such as the creation method of Homer's epics, the contrast between the microscopic world on Achilles's shield and the macroscopic world of epic narratives, theodicy and justice in the Homeric era, the king's self-experience and moral cultivation, etc.; Teacher Liu Xiaofeng revealed the issues behind equal freedom under democracy by interpreting Aristophanes' "Birds" play and the image of Prometheus; teacher Liang Xiaojie performed a mirror-image interpretation of Machiavelli's "Mandala" and "The Prince"; two teachers, Wu Fei and Pan Bin, focused on the Chinese etiquette system, respectively expounding Zhang Wenyuan's mourning dress system in the late Qing Dynasty, and the study of classical "rituals" by the Qing Dynasty scholar Hu Peihui. There is also a book review by Li Mengyang, which introduces the outline of the theological context behind the epic tradition in "Homer: The Resonance of the Epic".

"Wailu Night Talk" is a famous literary criticism work in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The book is divided into 221 chapters, with the theme of "settling down and establishing a career". It reveals the profound meaning of life from ten aspects including morality, self-cultivation, reading, educating children, loyalty, filial piety, diligence and thrift. Its unique insights occupy an important position in the history of Chinese literature.

The author analyzes and interprets the classic book "The Doctrine of the Mean" from the perspective of an ordinary person. This book gradually analyzes "The Doctrine of the Mean" in the form of interpretation of chapters and sentences. Let the philosophy of "the golden mean" shine again with the progress and changes of the times, and become a truly practical knowledge in the world.

The author analyzes and interprets the classic book "The Doctrine of the Mean" from the perspective of an ordinary person. This book gradually analyzes "The Doctrine of the Mean" in the form of interpretation of chapters and sentences. Let the philosophy of "the golden mean" shine again with the progress and changes of the times, and become a truly practical knowledge in the world.

The author analyzes and interprets the classic book "The Doctrine of the Mean" from the perspective of an ordinary person. This book gradually analyzes "The Doctrine of the Mean" in the form of interpretation of chapters and sentences. Let the philosophy of "the golden mean" shine again with the progress and changes of the times, and become a truly practical knowledge in the world.

In Loufan, the hottest topics in recent years are Huaguo Mountain and Sun Xingzhe. Local scholars inspected the Huaguoshan Temple, an ancient Ming and Qing temple in the Majiazhuang area, and saw a couplet on a stone pillar in front of the only remaining Wuliang Hall: "Dongsheng Shenzhou Land, Wukong's former residence." On the Ming Dynasty iron bell on the locust tree in front of the temple, there are images of four Tang monks, master and disciple, collecting scriptures. Mr. Fu Shan's collected works also mentioned that Loufan was Sun Xingzhe's hometown. In addition, there is a local legend that Sun Daqing of the Great Holy Church first started the army and was later recruited as a monk. Considering that during the Tang and Song Dynasties this was a horse farm managed by horse racing, some people believe that the story of Bi Mawen was based on this.

This book is Wang Chunlin's literary review of Jia Pingwa's novel "Ancient Furnace Theory". The manuscript provides a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of Jia Pingwa's masterpiece from the content narration and artistic presentation techniques of "The Ancient Furnace". Especially from the novel writing methodology, it provides guidance and on-site demonstration for readers, reflecting the literary and ideological stance of a mature literary critic.

"On the Three Kingdoms" has a total of 85 articles, such as "Who are the heroes of the Three Kingdoms?" Some of the incomplete considerations include the study and discussion of some local historical conditions during the Three Kingdoms period and the reasons why the Three Kingdoms turned from prosperity to decline, and put forward reflection opinions based on history. Each article is academic, intellectual, and interesting, and pays equal attention to history and literature.

Ji Lianhai, a famous teacher in Baijia Forum, has gone deep into literary classics with a profound perspective on history, studied mythology and stories with a rigorous and pragmatic academic attitude, and analyzed the classic "Journey to the West" in detail and humorously.

Liu Xiaobin is a student of the 26th Advanced Research Class of the Lu Xun Institute of Literature. His literary criticism monograph "Awakening Through the Red Earth - On Zhang Pincheng's Novels" was recently published by Shandong Literature and Art Publishing House. This monograph of literary criticism consists of an introduction and 13 chapters with a total of 75 articles. These chapters can be separated into separate articles, but they also echo each other and are closely connected to form a whole. This review monograph comprehensively analyzes the essence of Zhang Pincheng's novels written in the past 30 years, and explores the value and influence of his works from multiple angles and levels.

This is a place where prosperity and decline blend freely and willfully. Elegance and vulgarity collide here, where earthly desires and fantasies of the afterlife are entangled. These contradictions are crammed into the lyrics, which are as enchanting, bright and gorgeous as love flowers, but also contain fierce poison.

This book is a completely new revision based on the original book, removing the rough and selecting the essentials, and polishing it carefully. Most of the book is devoted to explaining emotional themes, including the emotional process of dating, lovesickness, joy, staying together, and separation. It also involves reflections on life and history. The writing is beautiful and contagious. With a fresh style of writing, he wanders through the fields of the Book of Songs, picking up the joy and sweetness of pastoral songs from two thousand years ago, and regaining the beauty of nature and the joy of life.

This book is a systematic revision of the original book. Yuan opera is a product of the combination of melody and human nature, and the connotation of the times it interprets is vivid and moving. This book selects classic Yuan songs, whose contents include the uncontrollable sorrow of separation and the depression of mood while traveling in the world; the touching love between men and women; the urgency of seeing through fame and wealth, and returning to the mountains and forests; criticism of the dark reality, and compassion for the people's miserable life. The vitality of Yuan music is presented on paper, which is touching.

This book collects the author's discussion and criticism of contemporary literature and film and television culture in recent years, especially the mainstream narratives of "post-80s writing" represented by Han Han and Guo Jingming, the Spring Festival Gala, and Chinese films. It uses careful and historical insightful readings to combine academic theoretical research with the current reality of young people's lives. Through literary and cultural phenomena, it discusses the plight and breakthrough of the young generation, and finally encounters the true self.

★The "small" details are the "essence" of the novel. ★This book starts with "details", combines creative experience and reading experience, and puts into perspective the special issues of Chinese novels. ★See the big from the small, and know the small things. This book strives to avoid empty discussions and always looks at details such as food, clothing, housing, transportation, character scenes, language logic, perspective structure, body identity, etc., To provide a perspective on the cultural background, historical context, creative management, and human sophistication that cannot be avoided when writing and reading novels. The "small" details are the "essence" of the novel. The examples cover ancient and modern times at home and abroad, but the main subject is the "modern and contemporary" in which we live. A gentleman of liberal arts, will there be any small gains? Gao Yuanbao, a native of Tongling, Anhui Province, is a professor in the Chinese Department of Fudan University. He specializes in modern and contemporary Chinese literature. He is the author of "Six Lectures on Lu Xun", "Miscellaneous Talks on Contemporary Literature", "Occasionally Picked Up Lost Beads", and "A Farewell History of Chinese Language".

The articles included in this book involve more than 20 contemporary Chinese writers and their works who have been influential in recent years, and are divided into four series. Some of these articles are short and others are slightly longer, but they intersect with each other and raise similar questions one after another. Rather than calling it literary criticism, it is better to regard it as a preparation for criticism, an attempt to clean up the literary scene in the most clumsy way.

The main content of "Worrying for Yi makes people haggard": Song poetry, with its colorful and varied rhymes, rivals Tang poetry and is called a double masterpiece. It is a dazzling diamond in the crown of Chinese literature. The lyrics are also songs, which may be subtle and profound, or soul-stirring. They use philosophical wisdom to reproduce the romance of the Song Dynasty. Appreciating words has also become a required course to improve one's own quality and inner cultivation. Let us follow the footsteps of the ancients, enter the dream world where things and ourselves are forgotten, and gain insight into the poet's mental journey!

The emergence of Li Bai was a brilliant event in the poetry world of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. His vivid and public personality, his free and heroic style, his sword-wielding aura, and his free and elegant poetic style have left a good interpretation of his name as a poet. However, the seemingly carefree and unrestrained Immortal was unexpectedly depressed throughout his life. He was almost always trapped inside and outside the temple, depressed and unhappy, as if he had been subjected to an unclear curse, and could never get rid of the pain of "not being able to get what he wanted". Shangguan Ziwei's "Wine into Melancholy Turns into Moonlight (Li Bai's Poetry and Love)" selects Li Bai's classic poems and combines poetry analysis with his life experience for reading. The language is beautiful, the emotions are delicate, and it is full of history and sense of the times, allowing readers to appreciate his poetic talent and passion, and taste his feelings and life.

What truly makes poems and songs endure through the ages is the cultural power they contain, that is, the sense of life and the spirit of humanity in traditional Chinese culture. Reading poetry and lyrics is also reading life. The Pure Poetry Series selects works from past dynasties that are highly representative and well-known. When reading, the unique appreciation is combined with the author's life experience, allowing readers to appreciate the talent and passion of the literati and poet. The literary style of an era and a unique style of writing have no less appreciation value than any fine piece of beautiful writing. Edited by Shangguan Ziwei, "Talk and Laughter Wash away the Sorrows of Ancient and Modern Times (Eternal Collection of Bold Words of a Lifetime of Love)\u002F Reading China" abandons the boring and pure appreciation of poems and songs, and instead uses emotion to connect the threads and sketch from life, using beautiful writing style, in the starry image, the peerless grace of the ancients is naturally integrated into the pen, refreshing the reader's heart.

"Loving Nalan's Poems for a Lifetime (Color-Insert Collection of Full Poems)" includes the entire poems of Nalan Rongruo's life for the first time in the form of full poems plus lyrics, completely recreating Nalan's legendary life. The writing style is beautiful and concise, and the creative background of the lyrics is carefully interpreted, objectively depicting the historical glory of the poet, deeply exploring the artistic conception of the lyrics, writing history with words, blending emotions with history, and reading people with emotions. At the same time, it provides detailed annotations of rare words in the poems, and details Nalan's exquisite uses. The pages are accompanied by elegant colorful classic Chinese paintings, such as figures and landscapes, etc. The lines are filled with Nalan's peerless talent, and you can experience the affectionate style of the Qing Dynasty poet from multiple angles.

The author of the book "A Thousand Miles of Qingqiu is Always Loved (With the Classic Jiaxuan Ci's Eternal Collection Edition of Xin Qiji's Ci and Love)" is written by Yang Xiaoying. "A Thousand Miles of Autumn Love Is Always Here (With the Classic Jiaxuan Ci Eternal Collection Edition of Xin Qiji's Words and Feelings)" selects Xin Qiji's classic poems and combines poetry analysis with his life experience for reading. The language is beautiful, the emotions are delicate, and it is full of history and sense of the times, allowing readers to appreciate his poetic talent and passion, and taste his feelings and life.

The author of "The Red Flower in the Heart Is the Root of Love (With the Eternal Collection of Classic Jiang Baishi's Ci and Jiang Kui's Ci and Love)" is Chen Sisi. "The Red Flower in the Heart Is the Root of Love (with Classic Jiang Baishi's Eternal Collection Edition of Jiang Kui's Words and Feelings)" selects Jiang Kui's classic poems and combines poetry analysis with his life experience for reading. The language is beautiful, the emotions are delicate, and it is full of history and sense of the times, allowing readers to appreciate his poetic talent and passion, and taste his feelings and life.

Interpreting Li Shangyin is such a tedious task. It's like entering a beautiful maze by mistake, trying to figure out every subtle clue, but in the end you are at a loss; you want to go back the same way, but you can't find the path to the exit. After wandering around in it, I was just dyed with the fragrance of flowers and had a beautiful dream. Yang Xiaoying's "Reading Chinese Poetry·Last Night's Stars and Last Night's Wind: Li Shangyin's Poetry and Love" thinks that if you look through all his yellowed poems, you will always find sporadic revelations, so as to make a frivolous footnote for him. Unexpectedly, those exquisitely crafted, gorgeously worded, and affectionate poems are more like riddles dotted in every corner of the mystery, tempting people to come closer again and again without finding any clues about the answer.

Chen Sisi: Graduated from the Chinese Department of Central South University and has been involved in writing for many years. The scenery on the road, the stories in the pages of the book, and the thoughts in the diary will all be transformed into words with a nimble tip. She was obsessed with the world and even more obsessed with ancient poetry. Fortunately, she got a magic pen that allowed her to follow the clues of time and travel back to appreciate the way of life of the ancients.

Is it good or evil? Is he talented or talented, or is he a deceitful thief? Whether it is a white jade with slight flaws or stains; whether it is infatuated love or frivolous luck; no one word can summarize him. Even if I am a lover of pure lyrics like me, I am half in love with him and half in love with him. Sigh; deeply love his talent, writing style, suaveness, temperament, and the peerless youthfulness in his words; sigh the ups and downs of his life, his hardships and persistence, ingratiation and haggard, wandering and lingering.

This series of books follows the principle of starting from the shallower to the deeper and step by step, gradually guiding young people to learn Chinese studies, master Chinese studies, and love Chinese studies until they can be carried forward and shine through the ages. It is a version for teenagers to learn Chinese studies and is very suitable for collection and display in libraries at all levels.

This book is an appreciation and analysis of some classic works of ancient Chinese poetry. It is interspersed with a brief history of the development of ancient Chinese poetry, important poets of past dynasties, their works and creative backgrounds. It is also based on the characteristics of the audience, which is the elderly in the community, and based on their receptive ability and learning interests. Breaking the traditional teaching system, the theme of ancient poetry is divided into nine units. Works in ancient poetry that involve life attitude, national economy and people's livelihood, family love and friendship, health care and happiness, love of nature, etc. Are selected for in-depth analysis, hoping to add color and convey positive power to the lives of middle-aged and elderly people.

This book mainly uses the method of parallel research, which can broaden people's horizons. It is divided into categories from the perspectives of theme, subject matter, poetry and rhythm, and it provides readers with a unique perspective to understand Chinese and Western poetry. The author's writing style is fresh and the narrative is vivid. It can be called an exquisite guide that leads readers to the treasure house of Chinese and Western poetry.

This book excerpts more than 300 poems about flowers and plants from ancient poems, combines the origins of the names of flowers, and uses elegant and elegant writing to record the joys and sorrows conveyed by flowers and plants in the poems, as well as the allusions of the emotions intertwined between the ancients and them. Regain your yearning for nature and appreciate the beauty of flowers and four seasons.

The author of this book is a researcher at the Institute of History, Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences. Naxi Studies is a discipline that studies the Naxi people. It originated from the 1860s to the 1930s and was traveled and introduced by Western scholars, missionaries, and military personnel. The publication of this series of books will comprehensively interpret and sort out the research of Naxi Studies, build a framework of Naxi Studies, refine the research methods of Naxi Studies, display the existing research results of Naxi Studies, and call for the consciousness of the construction of Naxi Studies disciplines.

This book is a collection of 18 open poetry class records by "famous poetry teacher" Su Jing. The whole book is divided into two parts, the first part "The Joys and Sorrows of Life" and the second part "Utopia". The author Su Jing selected a number of classic poems from current primary school Chinese textbooks such as the People's Education Press edition, the Jiangsu Education Press edition and the Beijing Normal University edition, and integrated the themes. She used an original open class to present the unique teaching process and methods, and recorded the overall design and details of each poem in the form of classroom records. This book selects classroom records of ancient poems that are commonly seen in current primary school textbooks. The author attaches great importance to the aesthetic educational function and poetic and historical significance of poems, and intersperses a large number of myths, legends, historical anecdotes, and celebrities' elegant events into them, making them interesting and fascinating.