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As the standard bearer of the New Culture Movement and an influential ideological and art master in the past century, Hu Shi's life journey and ideological world, regardless of success or failure, are our inexhaustible ideological resources. If you want to understand Hu Shi's thoughts, you must read his collection of speeches, because the collection of speeches is the most authentic expression of emotions and the most direct outpouring of the heart. This book is a collection of Mr. Hu Shi's speeches. From it, we can not only see a wise man who talks eloquently, but also realize that he neglects his love and thinking for his country and his country, and his protection and persistence of democracy and freedom.

"Young China" is a stunning article written by Mr. Liang Qichao in 1900. It once inspired many Chinese people. When I read it, I can still feel the vigorous enthusiasm, outstanding artistic beauty and profound cultural heritage contained in the words. This book starts with "Young China" and selects Mr. Liang Qichao's writings (excerpts), articles, and academic speeches from different periods. The selected articles mainly focus on the author's academic thoughts, cultural concepts, academic methods, life insights, and conduct. It can be said that each article demonstrates Mr. Liang Qichao's unique and unbridled writing style and inspiring thoughts that keep pace with the times. It is highly informative and readable.

This book is part of the "Lu Xun Literature Award-winning writer·Youth Classics" book series. It is a collection of Liu Qingbang's prose and short classics. The manuscripts are arranged according to themes such as writing about people, recording events, recording things, recording travels, describing scenes, lyricism, reasoning, writing talks, reading talks, and short classics. The selected articles are both highly literary and highly instructive. They are rare examples for middle school students in their writing training and essential reading materials for them to learn writing techniques and accumulate writing materials.

This book is one of the "Lu Xun Literature Award-winning writers·Youth Classics" book series. It is a collection of Tiening's prose and short classics. The manuscripts are arranged according to themes such as writing about people, recording events, recording things, recording travels, describing scenes, lyricism, reasoning, writing talks, reading talks, and short classics. The selected articles are both highly literary and highly instructive. They are rare examples for middle school students in their writing training and essential reading materials for them to learn writing techniques and accumulate writing materials.

"Collection of Yu Qiuyu's Works" is a collection of Yu Qiuyu's classic works, many of which have sold more than one million copies. They have been tested by the market and are highly sought after by readers. More than 20 years ago, he resolutely resigned from all administrative positions and high-ranking appointments to investigate and interpret many buried important sites of Chinese civilization alone. These sites have been protected and promoted, and he is recognized as a major representative of contemporary China's reorganization of traditional culture. The works he wrote created a generation of "cultural prose" style of writing and attracted many admirers. At the end of the 20th century, he risked his life and traveled tens of thousands of kilometers to inspect the most important place of human civilization, and made a series of new thoughts and urgent reminders about contemporary world civilization. As the only humanities professor in the world who has personally completed this kind of time travel, he timely determined the location of the new round of terrorism and accurately predicted the economic crisis of different European countries, which attracted great attention at home and abroad. The books written during this process have long been at the top of the global Chinese book rankings. In Taiwan alone, it has won a series of major awards such as the Platinum Writer Award, the Literary Laureate Award, the Reader's Best Book Award, and the Golden Stone Hall's Most Influential Book Award.

Modern Chinese literature refers to literature that uses modern literary language and literary forms to express the thoughts, emotions, and psychology of modern Chinese people. It is an emerging literature formed under the influence of the "May 4th" New Culture Movement in the early 20th century and widely accepting the influence of foreign literature. It not only uses modern language to express modern scientific and democratic ideas, but also innovates traditional literature in artistic forms and expression techniques, establishes new literary genres, and creates new creations in narrative angles, lyrical methods, descriptive methods, and structural composition.

Modern Chinese literature refers to literature that uses modern literary language and literary forms to express the thoughts, emotions, and psychology of modern Chinese people. It is an emerging literature formed under the influence of the "May 4th" New Culture Movement in the early 20th century and widely accepting the influence of foreign literature. It not only uses modern language to express modern scientific and democratic ideas, but also innovates traditional literature in artistic forms and expression techniques, establishes new literary genres, and has new creations in narrative angles, lyrical methods, descriptive methods, and structural composition. The mainstream of our country's modern literature is people's literature, which is reflected in the greatly strengthened integration of literature and the people. The conscious connection between literature and progressive social trends of thought and national liberation and revolutionary movements constitutes the basic historical characteristics and traditions of our country's modern literature. Literature at this time had the fundamental task of expressing the lives of ordinary people and transforming national character and social life.

Modern Chinese literature refers to literature that uses modern literary language and literary forms to express the thoughts, emotions, and psychology of modern Chinese people. It is an emerging literature formed under the influence of the "May 4th" New Culture Movement in the early 20th century and widely accepting the influence of foreign literature. It not only uses modern language to express modern scientific and democratic ideas, but also innovates traditional literature in artistic forms and expression techniques, establishes new literary genres, and has new creations in narrative angles, lyrical methods, descriptive methods, and structural composition. The mainstream of our country's modern literature is people's literature, which is reflected in the greatly strengthened integration of literature and the people. The conscious connection between literature and progressive social trends of thought and national liberation and revolutionary movements constitutes the basic historical characteristics and traditions of our country's modern literature. Literature at this time had the fundamental task of expressing the lives of ordinary people and transforming national character and social life.

"The Book of Mountains and Rivers" hardcover edition. The first revised edition of Yu Qiuyu's masterpiece "Notes on Mountain Dwelling" was published 15 years ago. Professor Yu Qiuyu spent five years specially revising and adding to the book, and reorganized it in chronological order to make the book more systematic and perfect. The core chapter of this book, "My Cultural Mountains and Rivers", provides a macro overview of the spatial significance of China's mountains and rivers, which is shocking to read. Never published before. After the core chapters, there are the most essential chapters such as Professor Yu Qiuyu's more than 20 years of inspection of the Chinese cultural scene - "Cultural Journey" and "Notes on Mountain Dwelling".

Not a word has been deleted from the original version of the Republic of China, with the original flavor of Shima. If you want to read modern poetry, you must read Xu Zhimo. A poetic genius praised by Tagore, Mao Dun and Hu Shi! 206 Poems, 104 essays, all poems and essays by Xu Zhimo! The famous masterpiece "Farewell Cambridge" has opened a new chapter in Chinese literary world! Liang Shiqiu: Zhimo is both good at poetry and prose. After fifty years of elimination, his works have become undeniable masterpieces handed down from generation to generation. Zhou Zuoren: Here I will only give a general review of Zhimo's poems, articles, as well as the position and value of novels and dramas in new literature. I feel that his achievements in half his life are already quite immortal. Shen Congwen: In China, Zhimo's prose has reached a high point that no other author can match. Lin Huiyin: What we have lost is not only a friend and a poet, but also a rare and lovely personality. Mr. Xu Zhimo was a literary master during the Republic of China. His creative genres include poetry, prose, novels, dramas, translations, reviews, etc. Among them, poetry and prose have the highest achievements. There are three volumes in the set. The poems include five parts: "Zhimo's Poems", "A Night in the Emerald Green", "Collection of Tigers", "Wandering in the Clouds" and "Poetry Outside the Collection"; the prose includes six parts: "Falling Leaves", "Scale Claws in Paris", "Autopsy", "Autumn", "Zhimo's Diary" and "Poems Outside the Collection".

This set includes five Nobel Prize-winning works: "The most beautiful thing in the world is pure joy", "All maverick people mean power", "Why people live", "The meaning of life" and "The food of the world".

"The Complete Works of Lu Xun's Novels" contains all of Lu Xun's novels, including the novel collections "The Scream" (1923), "Wandering" (1926), "New Stories" (1936), and his debut novel "Nostalgia" published in 1913, a total of thirty-four articles. In addition, this book also includes a series of character pictures of Lu Xun's novels created by Wu Yongliang (his works were collected by Xu Guangping in the Lu Xun Museum as early as 1962), and extremely rare high-definition manuscripts of Lu Xun's novels authorized by the Lu Xun Memorial Hall.

"Books on Rainy Days" selects more than 80 works by Zhou Zuoren. Including famous works such as "Tea Food in Beijing", "Wild Vegetables in Hometown" and "Drinking Tea". Most of them talk about drinking, tea, snacks, and various gadgets. There are also some of the bonds he has with people, the impact he has as a bystander. Write about his first love, his young daughter who fell ill and died, or the fate of one or two ordinary villagers. The article is "dilute in artistic conception but profound in thought", just like he said that his ideal is just an ordinary and real life, and he dislikes anything that is fanatical and vain, whether good or evil.

"Book of Two Places" is a collection of letters between Lu Xun and Xu Guangping. It contains the correspondence between the two people from March 1925 to June 1929, and completely records the trajectory of their love. Four years of love, four cities, 135 letters exchanged, and 11 years of loving each other. From Beijing to Xiamen to Guangzhou to Shanghai, while talking about national affairs and life ideals, they also expressly hinted at falling in love. Lu Xun and Xu Guangping were each other's confidants, accompanying each other through thick and thin, and lovingly accompanying each other. This period is the most beautiful time in two people's lives.

"An Introduction to Twenty-Four Poems", the poems included in this book include vigorous, dilute, slender, calm, ancient, elegant, refined, vigorous, etc., And each poem is interpreted.

After the world-renowned political scientists Bell Danning and Avner successfully co-authored the book "The Spirit of the City: How Can Cities Arrange Us in the Era of Globalization", in order to show the historical, cultural and spiritual core of more cities around the world, they teamed up with fifteen well-known scholars and media professionals around the world to conduct in-depth research on the history, humanities and current situation of the cities where they often live or frequent, and wrote "The Spirit of the City 2: Tolerance and Identity". The fourteen cities selected include Shanghai, Qufu, Qingdao, and Chengdu in China, as well as world cities with global connections and great ambitions such as Tokyo, Mumbai, Dubai, etc., As well as some characteristic small cities such as Aix-en-Provence. These cities vary in size, but each has its own unique identity. \U003Cbr\u003E In "The Spirit of the City 2: Tolerance and Identity", the scholars based their personal experiences on a large amount of reading materials, and used the impressions obtained by "walking in the city" and interviews and discussions with local residents as creative materials, trying to paint a more comprehensive picture of the city's characteristics. A large amount of historical and cultural knowledge and "here and now" on-site experiences are expressed in easy-to-understand terms, which are resonant and thought-provoking. \U003Cbr\u003E "The Spirit of the City 2: Tolerance and Identity" has a more diversified thinking on the topic of "the spirit of the city". The controversies and reflections in the book also reveal that in the process of discovering and shaping the spirit of the city, identity is complicated and tolerance is needed. It takes time to shape the spirit of a city, such as the construction of the city of Rome. It cannot be built in a day, nor can it be achieved by one person. It needs to get rid of some shackles of reality, break through the limitations of localism of "identity", and work with an inclusive attitude to make the city an open space that is livable for people.

Exclusive news! The first "Poetry Courtyard Collection" variety show "Neighbor Poetry Talk" adapted a collection of poems of the same name (Volume 7): "Like a Dream". In the Song Dynasty nearly a thousand years ago, Li Qingzhao was a person of elegance and refinement. At this young age, she is full of love for life. She comes home late from the boat, gets drunk after drinking, and pities the begonia flowers that have been driven down by the wind and rain. She possesses the independent thinking ability of a modern woman and dares to criticize current ills and criticize historical figures. The stunning poems that have been sung through the ages and his relaxed and free attitude towards life together form the spiritual image of this literary giant left to the world.

"The Intermediate of Value: On the Political Rhetoric of Lu Xun's Survival Narrative" re-analyzes the "intermediate" proposition proposed by Lu Xun, arguing that it is a value intermediate developed in the value hierarchy order, rather than the historical intermediate proposed by previous scholars. Based on this, it focuses on the "secular" "rescue" process of Lu Xun's "truth-seeking" activities to enlighten the public, and explores the triple contradictions between truth and goodness, degradation and salvation, decisive battle and despair, and deeply explores the dilemma between Lu Xun's truth-seeking thoughts and the public's "benevolence, justice and morality". Finally, it leads to a re-examination of the crisis of Chinese modernity and a re-examination of our current living situation. From the perspective of modern people's survival narrative, it is proposed to treat different human desires with caution, so as to expand a new dimension of rhetorical aesthetics and a new interpretation space, that is, political rhetorical aesthetics.

This set includes three Nobel Prize-winning works: "Why People Live", "The Meaning of Life" and "Food for the World".

This book contains many representative works of Osamu Dazai, such as "Disqualification in the World", "Goodbye", "Viyong's Wife", "Setting Sun", "Snowy Night", "Beautiful Man and Smoke", etc. And "Disqualification in the World" is his extremely important work. To be disqualified in the human world is to lose the qualifications to be a human being. The book is composed of the author's preface, postscript, and three letters of the protagonist Oba Yezang. It describes the protagonist's continuous sinking from adolescence to middle age in order to escape reality. He experiences self-exile, alcoholism, suicide, and numbing himself with drugs, and finally moves towards the tragedy of self-destruction step by step. In the process of self-denial, he expresses his inner depression and desire to be loved... ... Based on the life experiences of the protagonist Ye Zang, Dazai Osamu skillfully depicts his own life and thoughts. This novel has always been regarded as his autobiographical work, and it raises the issue of real pain as a human being. From the stagnant writing, you can understand the deep pain in his heart. After completing this work, Dazai Osamu finally chose to throw himself into the water to bring an end to his life.

As night fell, a general who had been kicked out by his master came to Rashomon. Born in troubled times, Rashomon has not been repaired all year round. Now it has become a terrifying place where corpses are piled up and crows gather. The family will be homeless. If he wants to survive, he has to do whatever it takes, but he can't make up his mind. When he was hesitating, he found an old woman pulling out the dead man's hair inside the door. The family general was horrified, and after careful questioning, he learned that the old woman was forced by life and had no choice but to do this. The general was greatly touched after hearing this, and finally made up his mind, snatched the old woman's clothes and fled from Rashomon without trace. The novel is exquisitely conceived and has a tortuous plot. It describes the choices made by people at the bottom of society when faced with life and death. It conveys the author's thoughts on human nature and is thought-provoking. This book collects the most representative short stories and short stories by Akutagawa Ryunosuke. Although some works have been published for nearly a hundred years, they still have tenacious vitality and have been repeatedly sought after and praised by the world. In the 1950s, "Rashomon" was put on the movie screen by Akira Kurosawa. The film of the same name won the "Oscar Award for Best Foreign Language Film" and received great praise around the world.

"Ghost Story" was adapted and created by Koizumi Yakumo based on a widely circulated story in Japan after he understood the essence of Japanese culture. It has extremely high literary and aesthetic value. The content covered in the book is extremely rich, some come from history, such as the story of the violinist Hoichi playing the pipa for the souls of the victims who died in the war; some are taken from the folk, such as the story of Tengu and the Snow Girl; some are taken from Chinese literary classics, such as "The Peony Lantern" and "The Carp of Mengying". These stories are dream-like, poignant and touching. They may seem dark and strange, but in fact they point directly to people's hearts and are thought-provoking. In 1964, "Strange Story" was adapted into a movie and won the "Jury Prize" at the Cannes International Film Festival and the "Oscar Best Foreign Language Film" nomination. Many classic scenes in the book have been repeatedly cited in later literary works as well as TV, movies, animation and other works, and have far-reaching influence.

"I" am a cat, a cat with thoughts and soul. The owner of "my" seems to be diligent and hard-working, but in his heart he is a stubborn, willful, pedantic and aloof man, who is often laughed at by his neighbors. The master often gets together with his friends, Mi Ting, Han Yue, Du Xian and others, to discuss some unrealistic and meaningless things, which make "I" feel both absurd and ridiculous. "I" also met all kinds of people: the snobbish "big nose", the vicious capitalists, the neighbors who are greedy for money... In the eyes of "I", everything is ugly. "I Am a Cat" is the representative work of Natsume Soseki, Japan's "national writer". The novel tells the story from the perspective of a cat, describing the daily life of the cat owner and his friends in detail, with humor, exquisite conception and distinctive characteristics. The novel shows the empty spiritual world of the intellectuals in Meiji society and exposes the thoughts and life of the petty bourgeoisie. It has a distinctive satirical color and has a profound influence on the history of Japanese literature.

The high-scoring film of the same name is directed by the Cannes Palme d'Or winner and stars Oscar winner Jeremy Irons. It has been shortlisted for the Berlin International Film Festival! You ask, "If we can only rely on a small part of our inner lives, what should we do with the rest?" I am also eager to know the answer. My body and mind are like awakened spiritual archaeologists eager to find the dwelling place of the soul; your words are the hard work of an alchemist, pulling me to resolutely jump on the train to the inner journey. A derailed trip full of confusion and suspense, a life visit full of insights and reflections, a passionate collision of literary narrative and philosophical speculation...

"Men Are Silent, Women Are Eloquent" is divided into three parts: "The Difference between Men and Women", "Reviving Vitality through Love", and "Knowing It as You Get Old". In the book, Junichi Watanabe advocates "living until old age and loving until old age", and puts forward his own unique insights into the differences between men and women and things about love, such as eloquence and longevity, silence and short life, love is about change, what kind of men are not popular, what kind of women are ideal for marriage, when pursuing love, you must have the courage to "be a spare tire", to get true love, you must dare to "cast a wide net", etc., Subverting the traditional understanding of the sexes, and can be said to be a unique love teaching course.

"Old Stories in the South of the City" is a long-standing autobiographical novel written by Lin Haiyin, the grandmother of Taiwanese literature. The book traces the past events in the south of Beijing in the 1920s and 1930s from a child's clear perspective. In the book, Yingzi sees the joys and sorrows of the world with childish eyes, and feels the warmth and warmth of human relationships with a pure heart, forming a sharp contrast. This outlines the innocence and kindness that will never fade away in people's hearts. The various descriptions of the personnel and scenery of old Beijing reflect the historical style of an era. It has strong historical value and social significance. The combination of the two makes "Old Things in the South of the City" a recognized masterpiece of nostalgia literature. The paper is filled with a touch of sadness and poetry, which has moved generations of readers. In 1999, "Old Stories in the South of the City" was selected into Asia Weekly's Top 100 Chinese Novels of the 20th Century, one of the 100 outstanding Chinese literature books in a century, and won the "Literary Contribution Award" of the second May Fourth Award. The German version won the "Blue Cobra Award" for youth literature from Switzerland and many other awards. It has become an immortal literary classic that has been best-selling for decades.

"Stars Spring Water" is a collection of poems by Bing Xin. "Stars" consists of 164 short poems, and "Spring Water" consists of 182 short poems. It is a recommended reading book for the new curriculum textbooks of the People's Education Edition, Jiangsu Education Edition, and Chinese Edition. Its main content is the eulogy of maternal love, innocence and nature. Bing Xin believed in the "philosophy of love" throughout her life. She believed that "with love, there is everything." Bing Xin's poems have unique artistic charm, which Mao Dun called "the grid of stars and the body of spring water". On the basis of retaining the integrity of the text of "Stars and Spring Water", this book also adds a beautiful commentary (postscript) by Bing Xin's son-in-law Chen Shu, in order to restore the most authentic and closest Bing Xin to our readers.

Utopia launches a collection of Mr. Acheng's works. "The King of Chess" includes the "Three Kings" novel classics, and the book presents precious documents, illustrations from the Star Art Exhibition, and talks about the mimeograph creation of "Today" magazine, etc. "Gossip" is a collection of talks about "Chinese secularity and Chinese novels", with a 10,000-word extension. The author revisited this booklet twenty years later in order to make more connections between Chinese culture and civilization. "Common Sense and General Education" is the twentieth anniversary edition of its publication. Talking about common sense often ruins the scenery. "Venice Diary" is Mr. Acheng's diary of his travels in Venice, Italy in 1992. The author's photography and hand-painted illustrations are presented for the first time.

"Jews and Words" is a story, an academic discussion, a loving dialogue between a father and his daughter, and a courageous intergenerational debate. Novelist Amos Oz and historian Fania walked through history hand in hand, narrating the texts and historical inheritance of the Jews, the "Famous Family of Books." Let us listen to the stories behind those eternal names, arguments, and texts, and witness the secrets of the Jewish people together.

"Confessions" was written in Rousseau's tragic old age. It is an autobiographical work that defends his existence when he is surrounded by enemies on all sides. In the book, Rousseau, with a candid attitude and deep introspection, narrates his life experience of more than 50 years from his birth to his departure from St. Pierre Island in 1766, and tells all his thoughts and feelings. It's called Confession, but it's actually a work of accusation. The book records his fifty-year life experience from birth to the time he was forced to leave St. Pierre Island, recounts his tragic experience of being dependent on others as a child, denounces the injustices in life, and sympathizes with ordinary little people. When looking back on the past, the little things in life that violate moral conscience are readily apparent. "Confessions" tells all his thoughts and feelings, analyzing his behavior and inner world. "Confessions" has a delicate and ingenious conception, rich ideological content, vivid characters, and a light and refined writing style with a sense of music.

"Selected Notes on Ancient Chinese Literary Works: Pre-Qin, Two Han, Wei, and Jin Dynasties (Third Edition)" was originally the textbook "Selected Ancient Chinese Literary Works" for the ancient Chinese literature course of China Central Radio and Television University (now the Open University of China) published by our publisher. This book will be used in conjunction with the "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature" revised and published by our publisher in 2016. The complete set of this book is divided into three volumes: the first volume "Part of Pre-Qin, Han, Wei and Jin"; the middle volume "Part of Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan"; the second volume "Part of Yuan (continued) Ming and Qing Dynasties". This volume collects representative works of important writers in the pre-Qin, Han, Wei, and Jin dynasties, and especially includes some important ancient literary treatises, such as "Classics and Essays" and so on. These works are arranged according to the author's era; works by the same author are classified in the order of poetry, lyrics, music, essays, novels and dramas. This is basically consistent with the historical schedule of ancient literature course teaching plans. In order to facilitate readers' reading, the annotations are based on clearing up the text and are as concise and to the point as possible; in some places, several explanations are selected for reference. Only a brief introduction to the writer's life story is given, generally using popular viewpoints.

"Johan Christophe" is a Nobel Prize-winning work and a representative biography of Romain Rolland. "Johann Christophe" is based on Beethoven and describes the life of the musical genius John Christophe, who struggled with himself, art, and society, from the awakening of his musical talent in his boyhood, to his contempt and resistance to social and artistic dignitaries in his youth, to his pursuit of career, friendship and love as an adult, to his almost being destroyed by the great difficulties of life, but finally reaching a clear and lofty state. Although John-Christophe had an irreconcilable contradictory character, he had great enthusiasm for life and art. Even if he was misunderstood, he still maintained a sincere heart and fought tenaciously and bravely.

"Basic Textbook for University Liberal Arts: Chinese Language and Literature" is coordinated with the "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature" published by Peking University Press. Based on the "Selected Chinese Ancient Literary Works" approved by Professor Feng Zhongyun of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Peking University, the title has been adjusted and re-annotated. The book is divided into three volumes: the first volume "Pre-Qin, Qin and Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties", the middle volume "Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Liao and Jin", and the second volume "Yuan, Ming, Qing and modern times". Selected Notes on Ancient Chinese Literary Works? Yuan (Continued) Ming and Qing (Third Edition) is generally consistent with the arrangement of the teaching contents for each semester of the ancient literary history course, and is suitable for teaching. This reprint adds to and revise the original book.

The 20 excellent works by 20 writers including Xiao Kefan, Qiu Shanshan, Chen Yingsong and Wen Zhen have rich themes, exquisite conception, vivid details and concise language, showing excellent quality in reproducing the richness and complexity of human nature. This book is carefully compiled and selected by novelists from various literary publications across the country. It has a broad perspective and aims to present a panoramic view of the short story creation achievements in 2018.

"Biography of Flowers on the Sea" is a novel written in Wu dialect by Han Bangqing (1856-1894), a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. It describes the life in a brothel in Shanghai's Shili Foreign Market. It reflects the social life of the officialdom and business circles at that time through the characters who go in and out of the brothel. Lu Xun called it "plain and close to nature", Hu Shi called it "the first masterpiece of Wu Chinese literature", and Zhang Ailing believed that ""Flowers of the Sea" developed the tradition to the extreme". In order to eliminate the reading obstacles caused by the Wu dialogues in the book, Zhang Ailing translated "Biography of Flowers on the Sea" into Mandarin and included it in "The Complete Works of Zhang Ailing" into two volumes: "Flowers on the Sea Bloom" and "Flowers on the Sea Fall".

In order to escape from the worries of the world, a painter left the city in early spring and went into the mountains, where he stayed temporarily in a hot spring house called Nagujing. In the middle of the night on the first day of his stay, the painter was awakened by a burst of singing. He stood up and looked around, and saw a woman vaguely appearing in the attic outside the house like a phantom, and then disappeared again. The next day, he got up early and took a bath, wondering whether what he saw and heard last night was a dream, but he saw the "phantom" walking towards him serving tea. It turns out that this graceful "phantom" is the daughter of the master of this family. She appears in front of the artist's eyes like a fairy in the painting, showing a hazy and mysterious beauty. Afterwards, the painter went to a nearby barbershop for a shave. The owner of the barbershop said that the hot spring master's daughter, a girl named Namei, was divorced and had a "crazy" temper, and asked him not to get too close. A young monk who came to the barber shop to have his head shaved retorted that Namei was a very wise adult. The beauty that everyone talks about, the beauty that seems absurd and simple in conversation, has become an otherworldly and "inhuman" existence in the artist's heart. The artist feels that every move she makes is like the person in the painting, and imagines that if he develops feelings for her, can this feeling be called "inhuman"?

"Ye Shengtao's Prose" selects prose works created by the Chinese language master Ye Shengtao. Among the freehand brushwork in the south of the Yangtze River, the description of the world, and the past stories of old friends, it includes articles such as "A Place Without Autumn Insects", "Two Caves in Jinhua" and "Becoming a Father". Ye Shengtao is a senior literary critic and connoisseur. As early as the May Fourth period, he wrote many insightful new literary criticisms. In the 1930s, he and his close friends Zhu Ziqing and Yu Pingbo jointly created Interpretation Poetics. Zhu and Yu respectively focused on the ontological analysis of new vernacular poetry and classical poetry. Ye, on the other hand, pioneered the trend based on aesthetic principles and took the lead in proposing diversified judgments and value judgments on the outstanding works that emerged in the New Literature Movement. He made an in-depth micro-perspective analysis of modern novels, prose, and poetry, and made a unique contribution to the aesthetic appreciation of modern Chinese literature, poetry, and novels. In addition, as a realist master in the history of new literature, Ye Shengtao advocated that literature reflect life and describe the "blood and tears" life of ordinary people. He is particularly good at expressing the lives of women, children and ordinary citizens. His works show an ideal realm of life - love, beauty and light.

"Good Night! Rosenkavalier!" Introduction: The author has personally attended important concerts and music events around the world in recent years, but not everyone can have such an experience. In "Good Night!" In "Der Rosenkavalier", the author uses passionate words to recreate the grand occasion of that day and share this precious musical life experience with you.

This book is an anthology of classic prose by the famous modern writer and scholar Xu Dishan, including "Spiritual Rain in the Empty Mountain", "Sound of the Mountain", "Spring Forest", "Falling Peanuts" and many other well-known works. Xu Dishan's prose is refined and timeless, simple and fresh, rich in philosophy, and rich in exotic colors. It is a must-have classic reading for students and readers who like literature. Among them, "Peanuts" was selected as a primary school Chinese textbook compiled by the Ministry of Education.

This book is a selection of Liang Qichao's classic essays. The book is divided into three parts: messages of self-cultivation, intellectual education, and feelings about family and country. It excerpts articles on learning, life, fun, education and other related topics. It is full of interest, thought-provoking, and speculative, and is helpful for young readers to establish a positive and enterprising outlook on life. Among them, "Young China Theory" was compiled and selected as a primary school Chinese textbook compiled by the Ministry of Education.

"The Face of History" is a collection of cultural essays by Zeng Jixin, and is also one of the "Classic Series of Cultural Essays". Zeng Jixin is one of the important authors of historical prose writing, and his work "Forever Station" has had a great response in the literary world. This book is written from three perspectives: emperors, ministers, and thinkers, and selects Zeng Jixin's representative works of cultural prose. This article focuses on the ups and downs of important historical figures such as Qin Shihuang, Zhao Kuangyin, Zeng Guofan, Li Hongzhang, and Zhu Xi. The text is easy to understand and has high artistic readability.

Yu Dafu's talent in depicting scenes comes from his feeling for nature, his infusion of true feelings into the scenery, and his profound knowledge of classical literature. His unbridled lyricism demonstrates a sincere and magnanimous modern personality. This book collects Yu Dafu's most representative classic travel writings, including "Four Seasons in Peiping", "Autumn in the Old Capital", "Winter Scenery in the South of the Yangtze River", "August in Hangzhou" and "Return to Hometown". You can learn about Yu Dafu's artistic style and writing characteristics.

"The Most Painful and the Most Happy" is an essential selection of Liang Qichao's literary works, covering current political commentaries, travel notes and family letters, academic essays, and biographies. It comprehensively reflects Liang Qichao's life context and work style. The book includes his representative masterpieces such as "The Hardest and Most Happy", "Dedication and Joyful Industry", "Tan Sitong's Biography", "Interesting Education and Educational Fun", etc., Which can not only help readers fully understand Liang Qichao's life and thoughts, but also help cultivate readers' positive and enterprising outlook on life. Among them, two articles, "The Most Painful and the Most Happy" and "Dedication and Happy Industry", have been included in the Ministry of Education's newly compiled junior high school Chinese textbooks.

"The Oblivion of Glory" is a masterpiece of prose by the famous essayist Xia Jianyong. It won the first Lu Xun Literature Award and has been a best-seller in the market for many years. It contains cultural prose works such as "Lonely Little Stone Bay", "Inn", "The Oblivion of the Palace", "Sad Wind in the East Forest", "Small Town Story" and other classic works, which have high aesthetic value. The author uses sharp writing, free words, and profound thoughts to integrate history and politics, culture and emotions. He shuttles through the mountains of geographical space, overlooks the smoke and dust of history, and discusses the past and present. It is an important historical and cultural prose work.

Mr. Zhu Ziqing is a famous poet, essayist and scholar in the history of modern Chinese literature. The content of this book mainly selects the appreciation of Chinese classics and ancient poems from Zhu Ziqing's works as the main body. From the perspective of Mr. Zhu Ziqing, it introduces the essence of Chinese national culture. A kind of eloquent and tireless spirit can be seen between the lines.

There are 17 kinds of books included, totaling 18 volumes, including: Selected Poems of Li Bai, Selected Poems of Yuefu, Selected Annotations of Liu Yong's Poems, Selected Poems of Wang Wei, Selected Poems of Xin Qiji, Selected Operas of the Yuan Dynasty, Selected Poems of Yuan Zhen, and Selected Ancient Chinese Dramas : Complete 2 volumes, Selected Poems of the Four Masters of the Early Tang Dynasty, Selected Historical Records, Annotations of Three Hundred Song Poems, Brief Explanations of Tang and Song Poems, Annotations of Selected Song Poems, Selected Poems of Su Shi, Annotations of Selected Poems of Du Fu: Supplementary Edition, Selected Poems of Han Yu, Selected Poems of Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties.

The three-volume set of the Li Bai series of the Tang Dynasty includes "Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: Youth Travel", "Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: Phoenix Terrace", and "Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: Going to Wine". A poet who was born as a star and had the sound of immortality, but only his name remained; an era that claimed to be prosperous but destroyed poetry with vanity. Li Bai changed Tang poetry, but missed the era; and how could the entire Tang Dynasty miss him? Writer Zhang Dachun's vast masterpiece that integrates history, biography, novels, and poetry theory, was listed among the top ten best books in Taiwan's "China Times Open Book" in 2013

This book is based on the tablets collected by Jin Provincial Book Industry Gongji in Wuchen, the 13th year of Qianlong's reign (1748), with proofreading and annotations. It is the first compiled version of Zhang Shushen's commentary on "Journey to the West" to be published. Professor Yuan Shishuo, a well-known ancient literature research expert, was specially invited to write a foreword to guide the reading path of "Journey to the West" and reveal the essence of "Journey to the West".

This book is based on the "Fifth Talent Book Shi Naian Water Margin" photocopied by Liu Fu collected by Zhonghua Book Company in the Ming Dynasty in the Guanhua Hall of Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty in the 23rd year of the Republic of China. It is based on the "Fifth Talent Book Shi Naian Water Margin" reprinted by Ye Yaochi photocopied by the Zhonghua Book Company in Beijing in 1975 and the "Fifth Talent Book Shi Naian Water Margin" engraved by Wang Wangru in Qing Dynasty as a reference. Jin Shengtan's reading and criticizing of "Water Margin" is one of the characteristic comments in the history of Chinese literature. It has attracted overwhelming praise and slander. The debate about its merits and demerits is no less than that of Gao E's sequel to "Dream of Red Mansions".

This book is based on "Mao Zonggang's Commentary on "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"", with the traditional Chinese being changed to simplified Chinese and simplified annotations added. The reading version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" written by Mao and his sons and revised by Luo Ben is by far the most popular final version.