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This is a Cixi literary series, divided into five parts: novellas, short novels, modern poetry, classical poetry and critical literature. The novella part "Uncle is here" consists of four novellas: "My Sister", "Uncle is here", "Lao Hai" and "This Newspaper News". The short novel section "What do you want me to say before you believe it" contains several short stories, which are short and thoughtful. The modern poetry section "Moonlight Ballads" includes many modern poems such as "Hometown" and "Walking in the South of the Yangtze River". The classical poetry section "Mirror Shadow Collection" is a selection of old-style poetry works created by the author in the past ten years. The critical literature section "Spiritual Loneliness and Struggle" includes the latest critical works created by the author in recent years, mainly reviewing the works of local writers. This set of books is a concentrated display of the works of several writers in Cixi, and is the enrichment and continuation of the "Cixi Literature Series".

Ningbo is a famous water town. Following the joint management of five waters, Ningbo has further promoted the action of "eliminating inferior V-type water" to create green mountains and green waters in this city. The book series "Green Water Flows" focuses on this. Ningbo writers use their unique literary sensitivity to feel the changes brought by the water control project to the city and the lives of residents in this city.

"Superfluous Words" are several retrospective and introspective articles written by Qu Qiubai on the eve of his death. The general title quotes "Those who know me, tell me I am worried; those who don't know me, tell me what I want" from Shuili in the Book of Songs as the inscription. Qu Qiubai presents the complex inner world and tortuous mental journey of a communist, such as romance, enthusiasm, persistence, depression, confusion, and determination, in his true colors in a confession of more than 20,000 words. The unique value of "Superfluous Words" lies in its frankness and truth. Readers can see a three-dimensional "person" in it. A respectable revolutionary leader and amiable intellectual made a frank deathbed confession, insisted on telling the truth, had the courage to self-analyze, and showed his pure and sincere heart. In addition, it also includes a number of literary and theoretical works created in different periods that criticize current ills and seek to save the nation.

This book is a collection of works, including representative articles and letters from the author such as "The Relationship between China's Revolutionary Movement and the International", "The Policy that China's Labor Movement Should Take", "The Women's Movement", "See What Mischief Foreign Imperialism Is Doing in China", and "National Unification and the Alliance of Revolutionary Forces". The author wrote many texts that exposed and criticized imperialism and feudal warlords, and promoted Marxism-Leninism and the party's program and propositions. At the same time, the author also used Marxism-Leninism to actively explore the way out for the Chinese revolution, and put forward many opinions on the nature, tasks, and future of the Chinese revolution, as well as the status and role of various classes in Chinese society in the revolution.

"Heart History of Chidu" specializes in Qu Qiubai's two masterpieces, "A History of Hungry Country" and "A History of Chidu Heart", aiming to give readers a clearer understanding of China's status in the world in that era described by Qu Qiubai and the "script of the psychological record" of a representative young Chinese intellectual who turned from democracy to communism. "The Journey of a Hungry Country" tells the author's hardships and twists and turns during his journey from Beijing to Harbin to Russia. It can also reveal the situation of China at that time and the sense of responsibility of intellectuals. "History of the Heart of Chidu" tells the author's experiences as a Chinese journalist in Moscow when he interacted with Russian social activists, writers, poets and other representatives. The personal experiences and feelings expressed by the author in the article are real and the experiences involved are rich. You may wish to read it.

"Goethe's Conversations" is a collection of essays that records Goethe's remarks and activities in his later years. It reflects Goethe's mature thoughts and opinions on literature, art, aesthetics, philosophy, life, conduct, natural science and other aspects in his later years. This book uses the classic translation of Mr. Zhu Guangqian, a master of aesthetics. It is clear, philosophical, and highly readable. It can be regarded as a masterpiece for understanding Goethe and modern European thought and culture, improving literary and artistic cultivation, and absorbing the wisdom of life. The famous German philosopher Nietzsche praised it: "If people exclude Goethe's works, especially the conversations between Goethe and Eckermann, which is the best German book so far, what else in German prose works is worth reading again and again?"

This book selects 19 classic essays by Mr. Hu Shi. The theme fits the many confusions of contemporary young people: how to view ideals and settle down; how to learn, innovate, and grow throughout life; how to deal with others, handle the relationship between oneself and others, and radiate individual light in the era. All this is still deeply inspiring for our lives today.

Essays occupy an extremely important position in all Lu Xun's creations and have high literary value. Lu Xun's highly creative essay writing impacted the order and rules of the literary world at that time, expressing his introspection and thinking on the spiritual scene of China in the 20th century. Lu Xun deeply intervened in reality in a literary way, revealing the spiritual ecology of the people in his description of the world, seeing the truth in the ordinary, and seeing the essence in the phenomenon. His articles were short, concise and rich in meaning. Lu Xun's essays contain calm insights and reflections on society and life. They are applicable to everyone and have penetrating power across time and space. Facing the chaotic and bizarre current real life, Lu Xun's spirit is a scarce spiritual resource. Rereading Lu Xun can give us an inspiring perspective on looking at life and solving problems.

"I Heard the Voice of Suburbia Again: Poems and Thoughts" is a literary criticism and poetry collection by the famous "avant-garde" writer Sun Ganlu. It includes book reviews, art reviews and poems written by Sun Ganlu over the years. The biggest feature of this book is its focus on Sun Ganlu's poetry creation since the 1980s and the poetic atmosphere revealed in book and art reviews. His language is avant-garde and poetic, like a dream. In the book, he reflects on the bygone golden age of reading, being fascinated by the language of writers such as Proust, Salinger, Carver, Naipaul, and Eco, and pursuing the polyphony of images, music, and literature in the films of directors such as Antonioni, Kieslowski, Angelopoulos, Ang Lee, and Jiang Wen. He wrote: I miss the time when I wrote these words. Those powerful hands summoned my passion, and those tools gave shape to the ugly world, turned matter into another matter, and made impossible things happen. Ultimately, it led me to the path of seeking knowledge.

"The Breath of the Scroll - Three Collections of Prefaces and Postscripts by Zhao Lihong" is the third collection of prefaces and postscripts by the famous poet and essayist Zhao Lihong after "Collection of Prefaces and Postscripts by Zhao Lihong" and "Head and End - Two Collections of Prefaces and Postscripts by Zhao Lihong", forming a series. This book is divided into four parts: writing prefaces and postscripts for one's own books; writing prefaces for other people's books; writing prefaces for "Shanghai Literature"; and writing prefaces for various anthologies. A total of about 250,000 words. This book continues the author's style of fresh and smooth, euphemistic narrative, and revealing thoughts in subtle details. The preface and postscript record Zhao Lihong's observations and comments on other literary works, thus constructing an aspect of contemporary literary creation. For literary critics and literature lovers, it provides a writer's observation perspective and has also become a text in Zhao Lihong's prose creation.

This book compiles the affectionate words of patriots, including letters home from prison, revolutionary poems, representative works, etc. It shows the heroic ambition of revolutionary martyrs to shed their lives and blood, as well as the ideological realm of aspiring young people to pursue the truth and care about the country and the people. 2021 Is the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China. We cannot forget these patriots who selflessly dedicated themselves to the motherland and the people. They fought bloody battles despite hardships and dangers, and exchanged their flesh and blood for the prosperity of the motherland. This book aims to commemorate the revolutionary martyrs and national pioneers, urge contemporary students to not forget their original aspirations and mission, and pass on the red fire from generation to generation.

"Wang Zengqi's Family Letters" selects more than 80 letters written by Wang Zengqi to his wife Shi Songqing, brother, sister, brother-in-law, as well as teachers and friends Shen Congwen, Ba Jin, Zhu Dexi, Zhu Kuiyuan, etc. It also has photocopies of the letters as inserts, which are particularly valuable. These letters not only provide us with rich information for an in-depth understanding of Mr. Wang and his works from another aspect, but also provide us with a precious historical material on the history of contemporary literature.

"Plants and Trees in the World" is a collection of Mr. Wang Zengqi's life essays. It contains 48 of Mr. Wang Zengqi's long-circulated life essays. It consists of five chapters: "Flowers and grass are seen with the eyes", "Fish and birds are slightly real", "Autumn fruits and vegetables are fragrant", "Traveling is not in a hurry" and "Everything can be talked about". The mountains, rivers, vegetation, flowers, birds, fish, insects, fruits and vegetables in his paintings all bring a clear and lively beauty to people. The book contains exquisite colorful illustrations that match the original text, allowing you to deeply visually appreciate the charm of Mr. Wang's words while reading the text, and thus fall in love with the simple and innocent natural life. "Eating Things in the World" is a collection of Mr. Wang Zengqi's articles on eating. The main narrative objects include local flavors, home-cooked snacks, folk characteristics, etc. Whether he is talking about potatoes and chestnuts, or about mutton and chive flowers, in his writing, the taste seems to be filled with thoughts, and all the food he has tasted or not tasted has also added a bit of cultural connotation and a touch of leisurely elegance. These are precisely the embodiment of Mr. Wang's spiritual realm of tranquility and simplicity. In addition, the book also contains several eating-related novels by Mr. Wang Zengqi. Although they are small in length, they are thought-provoking to read. "Interesting in the World" is a collection of Mr. Wang Zengqi's literary and artistic miscellany. It contains 44 of Mr. Wang Zengqi's long-circulated literary and artistic miscellany. It consists of four chapters: "Writing, Painting, Discussing Art", "Reading Books and Learning to Talk," "Behind the Scenes and in Front of the Stage, Plays Are Like Life" and "Occasional Essays, Miscellaneous Talks about Culture". He spoke passionately about his original intention and process in literary creation, and also made pertinent comments on some famous literati and their works, including his in-depth thoughts on life and literature, which was quite rewarding to read. The book contains exquisite color illustrations that match the original text, allowing you to visually appreciate the charm of Mr. Wang's words while reading the text. "Warmth in the World" is a collection of Mr. Wang Zengqi's short stories. It contains 20 of Mr. Wang Zengqi's long-circulated short stories. It consists of five chapters: "Memories of hometown, both real and illusory", "Ordinary market, unusual words", "In Yunnan, at Southwest Associated University", "Special people" and "New meaning of Liaozhai". His words are full of the calmness and warmth of Nirvana and rebirth after going through ups and downs, and have a power to soothe people's hearts. Warmth in the heart and tranquility in the years. Perhaps this has always been the attitude towards life that Wang Lao hopes to convey to us in his words. The book contains exquisite color illustrations that match the original text, allowing you to visually appreciate the charm of Mr. Wang's words while reading the text. This book "The Taste of the World" is a collection of Mr. Wang Zengqi's reminiscence sketches. It contains 37 of Mr. Wang Zengqi's long-circulated reminiscence sketches. It consists of four chapters: "Hometown and Old Relatives", "Revisiting the United Nations General Assembly", "Miscellaneous Memories of the Past" and "Old Talks between Teachers and Friends". The words are plain and true, and the words are heart-warming. The whole book recalls Mr. Wang's family and the various characters he has met and made friends with. It is deeply touching and contagious after reading it. The book talks about ordinary people and everything, showing the simplest and purest true feelings between people. But the more such emotions, the more profound memories they can leave on people. This kind of memory has the magic of soothing warmth. The book contains exquisite color illustrations that match the original text, allowing you to visually appreciate the charm of Mr. Wang's words while reading the text.

This is a collection of thoughts on high school Chinese teaching. With the deepening of curriculum reform and the introduction of new versions of Chinese textbooks, Chinese teaching is facing new challenges. The book takes "listening to lectures and evaluating lectures" as the starting point, and selects dozens of excellent teachers' lecture cases to provide critical comments on specific problems encountered in front-line teaching. However, it is by no means limited to evaluating one class, but extracts a core point from each class to express the author's in-depth and unique thinking on Chinese education. The concepts are innovative and have important reference and enlightenment significance in how to improve Chinese teaching literacy. "As the "designer" of classroom teaching activities, how to use "rules" and how to adapt to "changes" so that the two can move forward in harmony so that they can continue to bloom flowers of wisdom in conflicts and continue to bring the joy of growth, the author has made his own professional exploration based on nearly 30 years of teaching experience and in-depth reflection.

This is a collection of original emotional and inspirational short stories. It collects life insights and emotional essays about life, dreams, emotions, freedom, and courage by popular authors such as Song Xiaojun, Li Shanglong, Yang Xiwen, Ai Xiaoyang, and Zhou Hongxiang. Including many positive articles that are popular among friends. For example: "Live a life that can be reached on tiptoe", "You are not anxious, but eager for quick success", "Not everyone who works hard in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou is doing it to stay", "Please don't waste time in other people's lives", "I shine so brightly when you don't love me", etc., Conveying the inspirational theme of never giving up the dream of flying even if you are kicked into the mud by reality.

When you were growing up, what you heard most - "This is a girl's lifelong thing..." "You have to walk the path that most people walk..." "It would be better if you were more gentle..." "Why don't you live like a girl..." The world allows you to grow up gently, but I love you even more for your way of overcoming obstacles and uncompromising. Do you envy those who live a free and easy life without fear in all situations? Do you feel that there is another crazy soul living in your body? Do you dare to live a happy life? Everyone says to be yourself, then don't care about yourself in the eyes of others. Listen to your inner voice, think boldly, and confront life. Even if you are not understood by others, it cannot stop you from living your true self. Dear girl - what determines your life is not your luck, but your attitude. Love what you love without asking for results or success or failure. You don't have to please the world to shine.

"Goddess" contains Guo Moruo's major poems written between 1919 and 1921, including 57 preface poems, most of which were written while the poet was studying in Japan. "The Goddess" is Guo Moruo's first collection of poems. It is also the "foundation work" of new romantic poetry in the history of modern Chinese literature, creating a generation of poetry. Representative poems include "Rebirth of the Goddess", "Flower of Tangdi", "Phoenix Nirvana", "Sunrise", "Tengu", etc. This book collects 22 rare and precious old photos, linking Guo Moruo's legendary life of studying, living, fighting, and creating.

The premise of "achievement depends on heaven" is "people plan for success". Those who achieve great success must integrate the wisdom of ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, and integrate the advantages of morality, rule of law, faith, etc., Carry forward it, and constantly surpass.

The collection of prose poems "My Ears Are a Huge Temple" contains 135 new chapters, 30 old chapters, 5 reviews of prose poems, and other famous writers' comments on the left and right prose poems, with a total of more than 60,000 words. Famous poets such as Yi Sha, Shen Haobo, Wang Xiaoshan, Li Shasha, Ou Ya, and Chun Shu enthusiastically recommended it. The famous prose poet Huang Enpeng wrote a preface, and prose poets Gui Xinghua, Di Guanglong, Yu Shangyan, Wang Fei, Ma Dongxu, Xiao Feng, etc. Recommended and commented.

This book is the teaching diary of a primary school teacher. In the author's writing, every child is extremely cute and every moment of growth is beautiful. The author explains an educator's passionate love for students through real stories and short cases. The "little mythical beast" who makes a big splash in school, the versatile "Calabash Baby", the quick-thinking super academic, the quiet "invisible man", the sensible and capable left-behind children, the duplicitous "Emperor" in the family of the good boy at school... In the book, parents can find the shadow of their own children, and educators can experience related educational experiences. Let us go into the book together, understand our own parenting or teaching process in the author's words, and look for the beautiful memories of our childhood.

This is a collection of ancient Chinese idiom stories. It brings together many excellent ancient Chinese idiom stories and is very suitable for primary school students to read. Idioms are the outstanding cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, which embody the intelligence and wisdom of the Chinese nation. As an important part of language, idioms have very obvious advantages compared with ordinary words: they are concise and comprehensive, rigorous in structure, concise and implicit, rich in philosophy, vivid and vivid, and particularly expressive. Therefore, idioms play a unique and irreplaceable role in people's language communication activities. The prerequisite for using idioms correctly is a deep understanding of idioms.

This is one of the latest revised editions of the "New Curriculum Standards Series". It is compiled from the original "Selected Chinese Historical Stories" and "Selected Foreign Historical Stories", and basically deleted one-third of each. The revised new version is half Chinese history and half foreign history. The stories have been carefully selected and are more representative. The word count is around two hundred thousand.

This is one of a series of new Chinese language curriculum standards. It is composed of the original "Ancient Chinese Fables" and "Modern Chinese Fables". The original version of "Ancient Chinese Fables" is relatively old, with only one-third of the chapters retained, and the story content has been rearranged; "Modern Chinese Fables" has added some more classic chapters, so that the new version of the story is more classic and more readable.

This set includes Camus's work: L'Envers et L'Endroit (1937). Noces, 1938. L'? Tranger, 1942. The Myth of Sisyphe (Le Mythe de Sisyphe), 1942. L'? Té, 1954. La Chute, 1956. L'Exil et le Royaume (Exile and the Kingdom), 1956. Selected Collection of "Camus' Notes" (Carnets), 1935-1959. Guo Hongan's work: "The Interweaving of Sunlight and Shadow: Guo Hongan Reading Camus".

"The Height of Rotation" written by Luo Zhi is a collection of prose poems. "Rotating Height" uses metaphysical, surreal, weird, and magical techniques to create a series of allegorical poems that are led or walked by the soul, and narrated or laid out by the soul. The book is divided into four volumes, namely Soul Writing Record, Rotating Height, Wind Blows the Back Window, and Bright People.

"The Light of the Stars" is a collection of prose poems. Specifically, they include: Silent Night, The Meditator's Home, A Word from the Heart, Asking, This Summer, The Burning Tree, etc. There are more than 130 prose poems with love, beauty, freedom and soul as the main content. The content of poetry is rich in philosophy, thought and artistry.

The book "Dear Boy" is divided into four volumes: "Sunflower of Youth", "Time in the Heart", "Inspiration of Youth" and "Wizard in the Wilderness". It contains 63 novels and essays by the author, totaling about 230,000 words. The work truly reflects the emotional journey of high school students who insist on heavy studies and pursue their personal dreams. It uses the unique vision of a college student writer to show the rich memories of youth. It is a song of youth dedicated to readers who are persistent, determined, and diligent.

This book collects many of Lao She's famous short works, such as the short stories "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "Crescent Moon", "Sunshine", "My Life", the essays "My Mother", "Winter in Jinan", "Master Zongyue", the script "Teahouse", etc. Many of them have been selected into primary and secondary school textbooks and are well-known masterpieces to readers. They are full of Beijing flavor, easy to read and humorous, fully embody the style and characteristics of Lao She's works, and contain Mr. Lao She's profound reflection on national character. The representative letters collected in the appendix can briefly trace Lao She's life trajectory and emotional context. This book provides readers who love Lao She and modern literature with an opportunity to appreciate Lao She's classic works of different genres in one book.

Luotuo Street, Zhenhai District, Ningbo City, is named after Luotuo Bridge. The Camel Bridge was built in the first year of Jianlong of the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 960) and is the spiritual bond and emotional landmark of the Camel people. The administrative divisions of Luotuo Street have been adjusted several times, but the culture of Luotuo Bridge, Luotuo Old Street and Luotuo Merchant Gang has remained timeless and has been passed down from generation to generation. After the founding of New China, the development of Luotuo Street has turned a new page. Inheriting history and praising hometown have become the common aspiration and spiritual needs of the people of Lao Cai in the new era. To this end, the street held an essay competition with the theme of "Humanities, History and Urban Development" to express history and development achievements in the form of poetry and prose. This book collects the best works to show the profound camel culture to readers and pay tribute to the 70th birthday of the motherland.

This book is a collection of the author's works created between 2013 and 2019. It is the author's thoughts, thoughts, and realizations during these seven years. The book is divided into three parts. The first part "Yingzhou Finance" is the main part of the book. It is a collection of financial comments created by the author when he was the editor-in-chief of "Zhoushang" magazine. The second part, "New History," is a historical essay created by the author. The background of the work spans from the Western Han Dynasty to modern times. It draws lessons from the past and provides thoughts for today's society. The third part, "Business Stories", is a collection of current affairs essays created by the author. Compared with the previous category, it is more popular and down-to-earth.

This is a collection of personal works written by high school students, recording the inspiration and insights the author gained from life, travel, reading, and imagination. The book is a new exploration and imagination of the world from the perspective of a high school student, and the language is beautiful, smooth and childlike. At the same time, the book also contains a number of micro-novels with realistic and science fiction themes. The text is relaxed and pleasant, and the rhythm of the storyline is relatively compact and appropriate. The words reveal health and sunshine. Reading them makes people feel like returning to the youthful campus. This book has certain significance in stimulating primary and secondary school students' enthusiasm for writing and creativity and pursuing a positive value orientation.

The whole book is compiled into Feng Wei's novels, essays, poems and other works, and deeply eulogizes the magical land on both sides of the canal. The novel "Transformation" tells the story of a rural private teacher in the 1990s, who fell in love from childhood to great love, and the details reveal warmth; the novel "The Last Spring of University" tells the story of college students who link their pursuit of personal beauty and social progress, pursues love, and strives hard, showing the growth and responsibility of contemporary college students; the novel "Happy House" tells the story of an old father who spent all his money to buy a house for his son in the city, praising the greatness of family love...

The legendary best-selling German writer of the 20th century, who wrote about the spiritual dilemmas of the era, was recommended by Nobel laureates Mo Yan and Wu Tiaoren Renke. The beautifully illustrated anthology was highly recommended by Douban Reading. "Double Bass": one of the most popular one-act plays in the world, written for every soul living on an island in the city. "Perfume": a super best-seller in German in the 20th century, with sales of more than 10 million copies worldwide, and the film adaptation of the same name with a global box office of over 100 million. Mo Yan, the Nobel Prize winner, is highly recommended by Wutiaoren PeopleSoft. "Pigeon": It deeply reveals the spiritual dilemma of lonely individuals in an alienated society. It is one of the best-selling purely literary novels in Germany in the 20th century. "Mr. Xia's Story": Exploring the sad secrets of innocent childhood. The original cover is back with full-color classic illustrations by Sambei, the royal artist of "The New Yorker" and the author of "Naughty Nicholas". "On Love and Death": Face the two major propositions in life that need to be thought about urgently, and overlook the complex and subtle abyss of human nature.

A dream classic of the Jazz Age, Haruki Murakami's favorite writer. His works deeply depict the modern and prosperous urban life in the United States in the 1920s, and the poetic and picturesque language shows the dreams, love and disillusionment of the American dream in the "Jazz Age". Won the first prize of the 12th Shanghai Book Award, it is a collection of Phil's important short and long essays and letters, a perfect fusion of Phil's works and the "Jazz Age". The translators are a collection of famous translators, including Wu Ningkun, Tang Xinmei, Tang Yongkuan, Cai Hui and other translators, as well as young talents in the field of translation such as Huang Fuhai, Huang Yuning and Bao Huiyi. The translation agency adopts the authoritative edition of Scribner's American Press, which first published Fitzgerald's works, in its overall structure, and arranges the entire collection according to their editing style. It also supplements the contents of the more authoritative Oxford and Penguin editions of Fitzgerald's collected works abroad. The translator is invited to excerpt the wonderful articles from "The Talented Life of Fitzgerald" by Bruccoli, an authoritative scholar who studies Fitzgerald, as an appendix to help readers understand the background and historical atmosphere of each work written by Fitzgerald. It is a complete and valuable collection of Fitzgerald's essays with pictures and texts.

Susan Sontag's landmark collection of essays, "the conscience of the American public" and "the first critic on both sides of the Atlantic", is the famous work that established her status as "the most discerning essayist in existence" in the United States. Together with Beauvoir and Arendt, Susan Sontag is one of the most prestigious contemporary female intellectuals in the West. "Against Interpretation" is one of Susan Sontag's most famous collections of essays. It is the famous work that established her status as "the most discerning essayist in existence" in the United States. The commentary is all over European and American avant-garde literature, drama, and film. Its importance lies not in the analysis and judgment of specific artists and works, but in the way it analyzes and judges. "Against Interpretation" embodies the revolutionary posture and achievements of "new intellectuals" who "oppose interpretation" and re-evaluate the entire literature and art with "new sensibility".

"The Scream" is Mr. Lu Xun's long-famous collection of novels. It is the pioneer and flagship work of modern Chinese novels. It collects fourteen novels written from 1918 to 1922, including his representative articles "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Hometown", "Social Opera", etc. "Wandering" is Mr. Lu Xun's second collection of short stories, which includes eleven short stories written between 1924 and 1925, including "Blessings", "At the Restaurant", "Happy Big Family", "Old Master Gao", "Brothers", "Sad Death", etc. "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of ten essays in total written by Lu Xun in 1926. The first five articles were written in Beijing, and the last five articles were written in Xiamen. As a "note of memories", this collection of essays reflects the author's life as a teenager and vividly reflects the formation of his character and interests.

"Altay Literary Excerpts·Second Series" is divided into several major columns, including era portraits, regional texts, nature notes, golden years, chanting Altay, and aesthetic poetry. It describes traditional life scenes such as horseback riding, yurts, transitions, streams, and pastures in the Altay region. , Blue sky and white clouds and other beautiful scenery, as well as pastures full of primitive atmosphere, and children of all ethnic groups wandering under the sky... It fully demonstrates to readers the beautiful scenery of the Altay region, the enterprising spirit and colorful life of the people of all ethnic groups.

"Memoirs of Tan Kah Kee" was first published in 1946 and reprinted many times after 1979. This is a memoir written by Mr. Tan Kah Kee when he was hiding from the Japanese invaders and taking refuge in Indonesia from 1943 to 1945. Without any information for reference, he relied on his amazing memory and a sincere and simple style to describe his life experience in detail for more than 40 years. The facts recorded in the book are all the history he experienced personally. Living in Nanyang, his heart was devoted to China, especially during the arduous days of the Anti-Japanese War. He led the overseas Chinese community in Nanyang to raise funds and mobilized the overseas Chinese community in Nanyang to participate in the anti-Japanese movement. In 1940, he led an overseas Chinese delegation back to China. He traveled extensively across the north and south for inspections, and visited Yan'an, which was governed by the Communist Party. He believed that Yan'an was "hard-working and honest, loyal and courageous in serving the public, and it was based on the premise of benefiting the people and the country. It also promoted democratization in the villages in the recovered areas, worked hard with the people, shared the same hatred of the enemy, and laid the foundation for the victory of the restoration." He campaigned for the Anti-Japanese War and did his best for victory. His actions confirmed his lofty belief of "developing education with integrity, diligence and frugality throughout his life, and serving the society."

This book is a collection of works, which mainly collects many novels and two essays by left-wing writer Ye Zi, which reflects the dire living conditions of farmers on the Dongting Lake in the 1920s and 1930s, as well as the struggling thoughts surging in the hearts of farmers. The author uses a broad vision, delicate writing, intricate narrative clues, and methodical and meticulous logic to carefully construct excellent works for readers, recreating the social image of Dongting Lake rural areas that were devastated by natural and man-made disasters. It has profound social and political connotations and inherits a strong humanitarian spirit. In addition, from these excellent works, we can also see that Ye Zi's literary and artistic views are revolutionary and combative, and full of local artistic characteristics.

"Lei Feng's Diary" collects the words written by Lei Feng during his twenty-two years of life, including diaries, poems, novels, speeches, letters, essays, etc., Comprehensively and truly showing a lively and lovely Lei Feng. Readers can understand Lei Feng's life experience and absorb the simple Lei Feng spirit through this book. This book has well-studied historical materials and detailed content. Many precious materials in the text come from the China Lei Feng Research Association, Fushun Lei Feng Memorial Hall, Hunan Lei Feng Memorial Hall, the National Museum, and the Chinese People's Revolutionary Military Museum. They are specially selected and included for readers.

This book is a selection of Shi Pingmei's works. "The Record of Horse Neighing Wind" is a novel that expresses the theme of "revolution and love". From a first-person perspective, it tells the story of the protagonist choosing revolution and leaving his beloved lover over the choice between revolution and love. It also reveals the subtle and complex spiritual world of the heroine He Xuejiao. Receiving the death letter from her lover who died "by the guillotine" first made He Xueqiao as devastated as "a horse neighing in the wind". As she ran wildly in the emotional world, she pointed a pistol at her own head. The cruel test of the revolution was that she suddenly woke up and cried alone in the deserted late night wilderness. She will never shed tears again. The novel expresses the revolutionary belief and passion for life very poetically, and writes the story of a woman's growth in the revolution to the extreme, which is quite unique among similar themes.

This book reflects the author's in-depth understanding of the development of music in Liaoning, his deep insight into Chinese song creation, and his deep feelings for the musicians who are associated with Liaoning.

This book is a collection of Feng Xianzhang's works, including twenty-nine poems "Dream Queen" and some poems published in newspapers and periodicals at that time, novels "Wandering" and "January Thirteenth", and essays "Smiling at the Head of the House". "After the Dream" is Feng Xianzhang's only surviving collection of poems. He expresses strong revolutionary sentiments in his poems. The content of "After the Dream" is as Chen Gufeng said in the preface: "In these poems - there is no disillusionment at all; some are the drink of capitalism, and some are praises for the victory of workers and peasants!" Feng Xianzhang distinguishes ideal reality through dreams before and after, reflecting the pain of the youth of the times and the sins of the old society. He explores the real way out of society and the way out for workers and peasants in the form of poetry.

From his early entry into the literary world in 1935 to his sudden death in 1960, Camus recorded his thoughts on creation and life in the form of notebooks for about twenty-five years. He wrote a total of nine exercise books for students, including literature, philosophy, politics, views on human destiny, as well as writing plans, reading notes, scenery, travel notes, contacts, etc., Presenting to readers what Camus saw, heard, thought, and did as an artist, writer, and philosopher through concise and clear words.

This book is written to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Lijiang Publishing House. The book contains more than 90 congratulatory messages and commemorative articles from authors of Lijiang Publishing House, experts from all walks of life, readers, and new and old Lijiang people. Each writer writes about his relationship and past events with Lijiang Publishing House from a personal perspective. What Lijiang has contributed to the world is not only his books, but also his persistence in literary communication and his spirit of never giving up in difficult situations. In order to review history, sum up experience, and move better into the future, we have been planning activities to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the establishment of Lijiang Publishing House in 2019, and have issued invitations with the theme of "Me and Lijiang" to collect manuscripts from authors, readers, and new and old Lijiang people. The publication of this book is the result of this call for papers and an important part of the commemorative activities.

This book collects essays, children's literature, historical stories, novels and other works written and published by the author over the years, and outlines a creative trajectory. The writing style of the whole book is simple and unpretentious, without any decoration, and the characters are vivid and vivid.

This book is divided into four parts with excellence awards. It mainly includes: Two Titles of Qingcheng; Lanzhou (a collection of poems); Exquisite Lanzhou; I am proud, I am a native of Lanzhou (a collection of poems), etc.

The contents of this book include: learning insights; Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes; Songs for Sand Control; Praise for the West of the River; Gorgeous Jinchang; Signature Buildings; Yellow River Cultural Theme Area; Singing New Songs on the Silk Road; Both Sides of the Yellow River in Lanzhou; Lanzhou New District; Lanzhou Yellow River Customs Line, etc.

"The Path of Evil" is Deledda's famous work. It depicts a unique picture of Sardinia during the historical turning point in the early 20th century. It expresses the author's thoughts on morality and human nature, making her famous and marking a new stage in her literary creation. Deledda won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1926 for her work "The Path of Evil", becoming the second female writer to win this honor in the history of the Nobel Prize. The writing of this book began at the end of 1892, was completed in November 1893, and was published in 1896. Subsequently, the novel was revised several times, and the final revised version was published in 1916, with almost all the content rewritten. This book is translated based on the 1916 edition.