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Literature is an image reflection of social life that uses language as a tool, touches people with emotions. The reason why literary works can move people emotionally is, on the one hand, because the writer himself is strongly moved and has a high expressive ability; on the other hand, because in general, the writer's emotions are based on human nature, so they can connect with readers.

Alzheimer's disease is a cognitive disorder that is still difficult to cure. As research on Alzheimer's disease has become more in-depth in recent years, how to prevent the disease has become the focus of people's attention. The book "The Alzheimer's Solution: A Breakthrough Program to Prevent and Reverse the Symptoms of Cognitive Decline at Every Age" is designed to help 90% of people prevent the disease, and help the remaining 10% of high-risk groups delay the onset of the disease as much as possible, and even help diagnosed patients delay the progression of the disease. This book is a summary of it, allowing you to quickly sort out the context of the original book and grasp the key contents.

Our immune system is distributed throughout the body and involves a variety of cells, organs, proteins and tissues. It distinguishes our own tissues from foreign ones and helps us defend against invasion by harmful bacteria, viruses, and parasites. It also detects dead, defective and cancerous cells and removes them from the body. Read this book to learn how scientists harness the body's natural defenses to fight off cancer, arthritis, and other diseases.

This book is a summary of Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow. The author of the original book, Yuval Harari, is a young geek, a PhD in history from Oxford University, a professor of history at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and the author of the international bestseller "A Brief History of Humanity". His new book "A Brief History of the Future" examines the ultimate destiny of mankind from a grand perspective. It set off a trend around the world and attracted widespread attention as soon as it was published. This book briefly describes the past and future of the development of Homo sapiens, and attempts to examine the ultimate destiny of humankind from a grand perspective. This book provides readers with a grander and more novel perspective to understand the development of the entire human society, and shows amazing predictions.

The original book "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" made the author Yuval Harari famous in one fell swoop and became a super best-seller in Israel. Currently, this book has been copyrighted by more than 20 countries. In addition to history, knowledge in the fields of anthropology, ecology, genetics and other fields is also at your fingertips. This book not only summarizes the essence of the book in one volume, but also provides additional relevant videos for reference, helping you to more quickly and comprehensively open up the boundaries of history before and after the invention of writing.

As early as the early 1980s, Yu Shucheng was invited to write an appreciation article on Tang poetry for the China National Radio. Later, he successively took on the task of writing many appreciation books such as "Dictionary of Appreciation of Tang Poems" and "Dictionary of Appreciation of Tang and Song Poems". Mr. Yu's Tang poems can be said to be in tune with each other, his analysis is delicate and kind, his insights are penetrating, and it is refreshing. This book contains more than 100 appreciation articles written by Mr. Yu, some long or short, mainly Tang poetry, and a small number of Song poetry, Song poetry and other appreciation articles.

Practice the compilation concept of "Selected Literary Essays" in the form of a reader. The content structure includes: selected articles, author introductions, annotations, remarks, keywords, relevant knowledge links, thinking questions, etc. It aims to connect classic literary works, literary theorists, conceptual categories of literary theory, the development and evolution process of ancient literary theory and its characteristics through each selected article and its interpretation, defense, introduction and other elements, so as to restore to readers the theoretical style of the generation of "big literary theory" of traditional Chinese literary theory and the way of critical expression. In terms of style, this book is quite exploratory and innovative among the current textbooks in this field, and it is also quite complete in its knowledge and ideological interpretation and introduction to the selected classics of ancient literary theory.

The book is composed of three parts: "Poetry and History", "Looking for the Minerals of Poetry" and "Talking about Poetry and Art". They examine the relationship between poetry and history in the new century from a macro perspective, and examine the new look of poetry in the new century and the possibility of cultivating poetic skills from specific poets and poems. The full text shows the author's thinking on the current situation and problems of poetry in the new century from multiple angles.

This monograph mainly analyzes and discusses the formation style and main characteristics of Wanyue Ci from various angles, as well as exploratory research on the life experience and creative background of the main representative writers who created Wanyue Ci in the Song Dynasty, the style characteristics of their works, the main content, the literary and artistic value of their works, and their influence on later literature.

The author of this book analyzes the influential writers and works that appeared in this year year by year from 2002 to 2012, providing readers and researchers with an overall picture of the creation of Chinese novels from 2002 to 2012. As a literary critic, the author's reading research interests have always been focused on tracking and criticizing the creation of novels in the current era. This "Novel Map of the New Century" can be said to be the embodiment of the author's achievements in novel research over the years.

"Mo Lifeng's Poetry Talk" is a reading note about classical poetry, and it is also a collection of the author's experience in studying classical poetry for many years. It is divided into forty topics and selects nearly 200 representative works of classical poetry (including lyrics and Sanqu) by category, interprets their texts, analyzes their artistic features, and reveals their charm. The article often combines the author's life experience, and uses easy-to-understand words to describe the author's special background in reading poetry, as well as the unique touch he received during the process of reading poetry, thereby enhancing the readability of the book and trying to find answers to the following questions: Why does classical poetry still have a large readership? The purpose of writing this book is to transform the author's experience in ancient literature research into popular readings, so that excellent Chinese classical poetry can enter the vision of a wider range of contemporary readers.

Mr. Wu Xiaoru loves miscellaneous reading. In the more than 100 book prefaces and book reviews selected this time, you can see the shadow of Mr. Xiaoru's vast collection of books. Some of them are book reviews of contemporary works of his era that Mr. Wang wrote before he was 30 years old, such as "Telling Legends" and "Telling Rumors". They are rare academic articles with penetrating insights and beautiful words.

This is a book that studies the story of martial arts heroes. The book is divided into nine chapters, and the content mainly includes two aspects: first, it analyzes the formation of the concept of chivalry vertically and explores the development of martial arts novels from the Tang and Song Dynasties to the 20th century; second, it discusses horizontally the methods, themes, backgrounds and processes of chivalry in martial arts novels. The whole book combines the study of novel morphology with the discussion of cultural genesis. It is a research work on martial arts novels with broad vision and solid research. This book was first published in 1992. From the first edition to the present, the Chinese version is already the 6th edition. This book is a bestseller among Chen Pingyuan's academic works. The English version has been published by Cambridge University Press. The Belarusian version was selected as a key translation funding project of the "Silk Road Scholars Project".

"Unprecedentedly, in our time, many factors are working together to blunt the appreciation of the mind, making it unable to exert any initiative, and even degenerating into a barbaric and dull state." The British romantic poet William Wordsworth expressed his anxiety in the preface of "Lyric Ballads" and has always been committed to improving the sensitivity of people's hearts. He believes that "a great poet should correct people's feelings to a certain extent, bring new sensory experiences, and make people's feelings more sound, pure, and perfect." This book explores the way of perception of listening. In many poems, Wordsworth invites us to stop, listen, or simply walk by quietly. This is the poet's request to passers-by\u002F readers, which tests our perception. In the context of the "tyranny of vision" in the 18th century, people mistook the surface for the essence, and the poet perceived the sublime connotation beyond the image through listening. When he recovered from the crisis caused by rational thoughts, he gradually learned to listen to the "quiet and everlasting tragedy of human nature", which reflected the sympathy thought in the British romantic tradition. "Listening in Silence" presents the poet's difficult exploration between the empirical world and the spiritual world. With the development of science and technology, the Victorian era became the "age of auscultation." "Auscultation" has evolved from a medical invention to a diagnosis of the times. Since the 20th century, more and more philosophers have paid attention to the perceptual paradigm of listening. In a world where "seeing is belief and hearing is illusion", they firmly adhere to the principle that "we always believe what we hear." At the back of the book is a complete translation of Wordsworth's long poem "Setting Down in Grasmere".

This book is a revised edition. In order to greatly meet the needs of the latest readers, the author has made some improvements and added some content on the original basis, making the book more perfect. This book selects more than 70 Song Dynasty poems and divides them into chapters. They are studied carefully and watched quietly. It attempts to interpret the profound and mysterious inner world of the poet affectionately and show the joys and sorrows of the poet's emotional life. It outlines the ups and downs of the poet's life and explores the strange taste of rich life. It is close to the soul of life that has passed through the ages and comprehends the modern feelings in the classics. It embodies humanistic care, travels through time and space, connects ancient and modern times, and explores the eternal true meaning of life. The book is full of literary talent, full of poetry, connects with life, integrates petty bourgeoisie sentiment, penetrates life experience, collides wisdom with wisdom, resonates with the soul with the heart, and infects passion with passion. I believe that contemporary readers will get close to Song Ci and like it.

"A Nightmare in Red Mansions" is Zhang Ailing's work on red studies. She spent ten years researching "Dream of Red Mansions" and writing textual research articles, which were later compiled into this book. "A Nightmare in Red Mansions" includes several special articles such as "Preface", "The Unfinished Dream of Red Mansions", "Part One of the Dream of Red Mansions Interlude", "First Details of the Dream of Red Mansions", "Second Details of the Dream of Red Mansions", "Third Details of the Dream of Red Mansions", etc. Read carefully and examine carefully to gain insight into the details.

"Book of the Later Han" was compiled by Fan Ye, a famous historian during the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasty. It is also known as the "First Four Histories" along with "Historical Records", "Han Shu" and "Three Kingdoms". The historical events recorded in it begin with Liu Xiu's rebellion and end with Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty ascending to the Zen throne, covering the 195-year history of the rise and fall of the Eastern Han Dynasty. This book contains 10 volumes of this chronicle, commenting on more than 20 figures including Emperor Guangwu, Emperor Xiaoming, Emperor Xiaozhang, Empress Dou, Empress Yin, and Empress Liang. There are 53 volumes of biographies, commenting on more than 90 figures including Liu Xuan, Lu Fang, Wei Qi, Gongsun Shu, Dou Rong, Ma Yuan, Ban Chao, Ban Gu, Zhang Heng, Dong Zhuo, Hua Tuo, etc.

The Three Kingdoms was a fascinating era of turbulent times, vast seas, and numerous heroes. Countless heroes showed their talents there and dominated the situation. It can be said that the country is picturesque and there are so many heroes at one time. "Three Kingdoms" is a historical masterpiece written by the famous Chinese historian Chen Shou. It records the history of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu from the first year of Emperor Wen of Wei (220) to the first year of Emperor Wu of Jin (280). It is called the "First Four Histories" together with "Historical Records", "Hanshu" and "Later Hanshu". From Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, to Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, Zhou Yu, from the chronicles of the emperors to the biographies of the ministers, there is the legend of the young prodigal Cao Cao who became a tycoon in troubled times, the fateful journey of the genius Cao Zhi, the loyalty of the dedicated man, and the success of the treacherous changer... The 48 chapters not only tell the characters of nearly 100 figures from the Three Kingdoms, but also the rules of success, the art of being a person, and the methods of doing things.

"Hanshu" was compiled by Ban Gu, a historian from the Eastern Han Dynasty in my country. It records the historical events of 230 years from the first year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty (206 BC) in the Western Han Dynasty to the fourth year of Emperor Wangmang of the New Dynasty (23 AD). "Hanshu", "Three Kingdoms", "Historical Records" and "Houhanshu" are collectively called the "First Four Histories". This book selects 10 "Ji" chapters from the 120 volumes of "Hanshu" and comments on Liu Bang, Liu Ying, Lu Pheasant, Liu Gong, Liu Hong, Liu Heng, Liu Qi, Liu Che, Liu Fuling, Liu Xun, Liu Xi, and Liu Ao, a total of 1 2 characters; selected 41 "biographies" and commented on a total of 131 characters including Chen Sheng, Han Xin, Ji Bu, Xiao He, Zhang Liang, Jia Yi, Li Guang, Sima Xiangru, Sima Qian, Dongfang Shuo, Yang Xiong, Wang Mang, etc.

This book takes clothing culture as the entry point and combines the personalities, experiences and other characteristics of various characters in "A Dream of Red Mansions" to open up a new perspective for readers to interpret "A Dream of Red Mansions" and appreciate clothing culture. Chinese traditional costumes are as extensive and profound as Chinese traditional culture. The four famous brocades, dragon robes, and golden fur coats. What other precious traditional costumes have there been in the long history? From Red Mansion costumes to traditional Chinese silk weaving industry, this book takes you on a different literary Silk Road.

This book tells the story of tea culture that can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people. It also contains some very interesting knowledge and is something that people cannot live without. The author's interpretation and analysis of the annoying tea drinking and tea culture in "A Dream of Red Mansions" has taken a new approach. He hopes that everyone can have more and more correct understandings of tea. He also hopes that this book will be helpful to readers in understanding tea.

The "Everyone's Notes" series includes: "The End of the World Elegy A Dream of Red Mansions", "The Essay on the Eternal God Yaoming", "Society and Life in the Water Margin", "The World of Fox and Ghosts in Liaozhai", "The World of Scholars", "The State of the World in Public Cases" and "History of Martial Arts Novels", in total seven volumes. "Big" because the authors are all professional researchers in their respective fields and have been immersed in it all their lives. Their writing shows their talent and their thoughts can start a prairie fire. "Small" means that the text is easy to relate to and easy to read. It prevents people from sitting upright and can be read casually on the desk beside the pillow. The text form of "Everyone's Notes" is eclectic, like a meeting between teachers and friends, or like letters exchanged between each other. In the ordinary, there are occasional warnings, and when chatting, there is a sudden flash of light. In youth, it is useful for seeking knowledge and enlightenment, and in adulthood, it is useful for broadening knowledge. The so-called shallow will show its shallowness, and the deep will show its depth. The above seven types of books are mainly intellectual interpretations and reviews of Chinese classical literature. They include explanations of specific works, such as "A Dream of Red Mansions" and "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", as well as a review of the development and evolution of a certain category of ancient Chinese literature. Without exception, they can increase our understanding of traditional culture, improve our cultural accomplishment, and enrich our daily lives.

Publican novels are a type of Chinese classical novels, which are composed of publican novels in the Song Dynasty and became popular in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This book conducts a relatively comprehensive and in-depth discussion of public case novels, draws on research methods and perspectives from sociology, law and other disciplines, and makes brief and wonderful comments on representative themes and works in this genre. It can be called a minimalist history of public case novels. The text in the book is open and closed vertically and horizontally, but it is not as difficult to understand as academic works. It is of great value for popular reading.

This is a ramble-style academic essay that traces and tells the origins and changes of Chinese martial arts and chivalrous culture, and takes the inheritance and development of martial arts novels as the research object. On the one hand, the author traces back the history of Chinese martial arts novels from the beginning of the Tang and Song Dynasties to the 20th century when Chinese martial arts novels became a grand sight. On the other hand, the author focuses on sorting out the changes in the narrative style of martial arts novels since the Ming and Qing Dynasties and even since the Republic of China. In particular, he explores the styles and characteristics of different works by Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, Wen Ruian, etc., And faces up to the significance of the existence of martial arts novels in popular literature.

"The Scholars" has been regarded as a classic that can travel through time and space since its birth. Its vitality lies not only in its keen observation and delicate irony in showing all living beings in Shilin, but also in its touching on some core issues and dilemmas of Confucian elite society. In the book "The Scholars: The Human World", the author conducts an in-depth and simple analysis of "The Scholars" from aspects such as the creative path and conception, stereotyped Confucianism, fake Confucianism, pedantic Confucianism and true Confucianism, fake celebrities and real celebrities, satirical art, and the life of scholars in the Ming Dynasty, etc., And explores the far-reaching cultural implications of the book. This book not only inspires teenagers to read and seek knowledge, but also helps adults expand their knowledge.

"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" is a collection of short stories in classical Chinese that can be said to be "unprecedented and unprecedented". Pu Songling used his extraordinary imagination and profound insight to construct a netherworld that is both real and illusory, and includes both humans and ghosts. This book contains more than 40 wonderful comments about "Liao Zhai" by Professor Zhang Guofeng, a famous classical literature scholar. By tasting the characters and stories of Liaozhai, he reveals the real world hidden in the text and understands Pu Songling's genius conception. The structure of the book is simple and clear, the text is profound and easy to understand, and the ideas are neither profound nor complicated; the language also strives to be easy to understand. It is an extremely rare masterpiece that can be easily understood by laymen and is a masterpiece of "Liao Zhai" appreciation.

"Water Margin" is one of the well-known classical masterpieces and contains rich Chinese social and cultural traditions. Since its publication, this book has been one of the most classic works of appreciation, despite its interpretation and research. The author, Mr. Liu Liemao, was the director of the Institute of Ancient Literature at Sun Yat-sen University and has extensive research on Chinese classical novels. The whole book is concise and concise, with clear logic. The content involves the literary charm of "Water Margin", analysis and comments of many characters in Liangshan, etc. It either sheds light on the different opinions, or abandons stereotypes and makes rebuttal articles. All of them are fair and new, and it is amazing to read. It is an excellent reference material for studying "Water Margin", and it is also an excellent article for ordinary readers to read "Water Margin" and enhance their knowledge.

"Zhi Yong Shen Yao Ming Xiao Xiao" is a note and essay written by the famous scholar Wu Chengxue when he studied the essays of the late Ming Dynasty. The essays are a true and vivid portrayal of the mentality of the literati in the late Ming Dynasty. They are ethereal, leisurely and admirable. They are a wonderful supplement to the traditional main body of ancient literature. The book focuses on the main writers who wrote essays in the late Ming Dynasty, and realistically summarizes the overall characteristics of this style in terms of ideological appeal and artistic form. It not only reveals its beauty, that is, the essay establishes a new genre in addition to the traditional ancient prose of "writing to carry the Tao", using a leisurely and contented style to appreciate life in the form of ramblings and whispers; it also reveals its shortcomings, that is, it cannot compare with traditional ancient prose in terms of ideological connotation and historical depth. The text in the book is dense, plain and rhythmic, allowing readers to truly and comprehensively understand the late Ming Dynasty sketches.

"Apocalyptic Elegy: A Dream of Red Mansions" is an appreciation monograph written by the famous red scholar Zeng Yanghua. The book consists of more than 70 articles, each of which is short and concise. The content covers various issues that are of concern to the majority of lovers of Red Mansions. It focuses on sorting out the characters and emotions in "A Dream of Red Mansions", exploring the disillusionment of prosperity and the sadness of passing expressed in the book, and describing the loneliness, loneliness and hesitation of youth. The author elaborates on this "endless "Dream of Red Mansions"" with careful and meticulous analysis and plain and simple language, abandoning the shortcomings of obscure and difficult-to-understand academic works, making this book not only of academic value, but also a guide for readers to read "Dream of Red Mansions".

The book "What Are We Talking About When We Talk about Haruki Murakami" selects Haruki Murakami's representative works "1Q84", "Norwegian Wood", "Kafka on the Shore", "Listen to the Wind", "Dance!" Dance! Dance! ", "South of the Border and West of the Sun", "Sheep Hunting Adventures" and more than ten works, excerpts and interpretations of text passages that reflect the main theme of Haruki Murakami's works are interpreted and analyzed. While analyzing the creative background of these works, the book also explains the practical significance of the works in light of the current situation.

The compilation and selection of this book is intended to promote the reading of "masterpieces". This is because in our view, the essence of the spirit of every nation and the first era, and the best creations of mankind are gathered in "masterpieces". Part of them has been filtered by history and has become the "classic" of the nation and mankind. The achievements of human spiritual civilization are passed down from generation to generation through the reading of famous works and classics in various disciplines (not just literature, but also other humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences). In this sense, the basic way to get education is to "read famous books and classics".

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.