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This book collects touching legends about Ge Hong who used medicine to cure diseases, punished rape and eliminated evil for the people during his alchemy period at Lingfeng. Some of these legends praise Ge Hong's kindness and filial piety, some praise Ge Hong's noble character of suppressing evil and promoting good, some praise Ge Hong's noble medical ethics and miraculous medical skills, and some exaggerate Ge Hong's supreme prestige and unique charm. They not only reflect the wisdom and creativity of the working people, but also demonstrate the people's yearning for justice, equality, friendship and happiness. They are a rich cultural heritage left to us by our predecessors.

Beilun has a long history, and its cultural heritage has been passed down for thousands of years. It has vast plains, intersecting river networks, and stretching mountains and seas. It is known as "four mountains, one land and one water". The book carefully selects more than 150 folk tales that are well-known and widely circulated in Beilun, divided into seven themes, including beautiful mountains and rivers, legends of characters, acts of kindness and filial piety, temple anecdotes, place names and Taoist names, life stories and old sayings. In this book, the author has written thousands of years of prosperity into more than a hundred interesting stories. Whether it is history, geography, food, seasons, worldly relations, family affairs, urban flavor, etc., You can find them all here. Reading this book will take you to appreciate the world of fireworks connecting Hong Kong and the world.

This book collects the most classic, distinctive and fascinating foreign masterpieces in recent hundreds of years and compiles them into the "Gold List of Classic Folktales in the World" for the enjoyment of readers.

Tian Rao was a minister of Duke Ai of Lu. He was always diligent and hardworking, but Duke Ai of Lu never seemed to notice his hard work, and Tian Rao was not reused for many years.

Once upon a time, there was a family in a village. There are three people in this family, and the couple has one child.

Wumazi has always disagreed with Mozi's views of "universal love" and "non-aggression", and the two often quarreled over this matter. One day, Wumazi was angry with Mozi again: "You advocate 'universal love', but so far no one has benefited; I oppose 'universal love', and no one has suffered misfortune so far. Since neither approach has produced any consequences, why do you only think that you are right, but always oppose me?"

The "Speaking of China" series puts the glory and setbacks, unity and division, progress and regression, war and peace, justice and evil of the Chinese nation in the dialectical process of the unity of opposites, and displays them one by one.

Ban Chao was the youngest son of Ban Biao, a famous historian in the Western Han Dynasty, and the younger brother of Ban Gu, the compiler of "Hanshu". He has been ambitious since he was a child. Although he does not pay attention to grooming his appearance or pay attention to details, he is very filial to his elders and often does menial and tiring work at home. He is good at debating and has read various books and classics.

This book aims to use simple and vivid language to tell ancient Chinese fables, enthusiastically praise the truth, goodness and beauty, and sarcastically expose the hypocrisy, evil and ugliness with deep hatred. It is intended to enable every reader to truly understand the true meaning of the fables.

This book aims to use simple and vivid language to tell ancient Chinese fables, enthusiastically praise the truth, goodness and beauty, and sarcastically expose the hypocrisy, evil and ugliness with deep hatred. It is intended to enable every reader to truly understand the true meaning of the fables.

This book aims to use simple and vivid language to tell ancient Chinese fables, enthusiastically praise the truth, goodness and beauty, and sarcastically expose the hypocrisy, evil and ugliness with deep hatred. It is intended to enable every reader to truly understand the true meaning of the fables.

This book aims to use simple and vivid language to tell ancient Chinese fables, enthusiastically praise the truth, goodness and beauty, and sarcastically expose the hypocrisy, evil and ugliness with deep hatred. It is intended to enable every reader to truly understand the true meaning of the fables.

The story about the Eight Immortals crossing the sea can be said to be a Taoist mythology that is widely circulated among Chinese people and is known to almost everyone, young and old. An immortal invited the Eight Immortals to attend a banquet and view peonies at his place. When they returned, they were blocked by the Dragon King of the East China Sea. As a result, the two parties and their allies were divided into two groups and started a battle of skills. In the end, the Eight Immortals and their friends each took out their own magic weapons, won, and successfully crossed the sea. Regarding the Eight Immortals, it has also undergone a certain evolution. For example, "Journey to the East" written by Wu Yuantai stereotypes the image of the Eight Immortals in Shangdong, which is generally recognized by the common people, because these eight characters represent eight different images: male, female, old, young, rich, noble, poor, and humble. These characters were originally mortals, and each of them had shortcomings: Han Zhongli was topless, Lu Dongbin was frivolous, Tieguai Li was alcoholic, etc., But they all accumulated good deeds and became true immortals in the end. Folk operas, stage performances, and Eight Immortals board performances influenced by the story of the Eight Immortals have been passed down to this day.

The story about the Eight Immortals crossing the sea can be said to be a Taoist mythology that is widely circulated among Chinese people and is known to almost everyone, young and old. An immortal invited the Eight Immortals to attend a banquet and view peonies at his place. When they returned, they were blocked by the Dragon King of the East China Sea. As a result, the two parties and their allies were divided into two groups and started a battle of skills. In the end, the Eight Immortals and their friends each took out their own magic weapons, won, and successfully crossed the sea. Regarding the Eight Immortals, it has also undergone a certain evolution. For example, "Journey to the East" written by Wu Yuantai stereotypes the image of the Eight Immortals in Shangdong, which is generally recognized by the common people, because these eight characters represent eight different images: male, female, old, young, rich, noble, poor, and humble. These characters were originally mortals, and each of them had shortcomings: Han Zhongli was topless, Lu Dongbin was frivolous, Tieguai Li was alcoholic, etc., But they all accumulated good deeds and became true immortals in the end. Folk operas, stage performances, and Eight Immortals board performances influenced by the story of the Eight Immortals have been passed down to this day.

The story about the Eight Immortals crossing the sea can be said to be a Taoist mythology that is widely circulated among Chinese people and is known to almost everyone, young and old. An immortal invited the Eight Immortals to attend a banquet and view peonies at his place. When they returned, they were blocked by the Dragon King of the East China Sea. As a result, the two parties and their allies were divided into two groups and started a battle of skills. In the end, the Eight Immortals and their friends each took out their own magic weapons, won, and successfully crossed the sea. Regarding the Eight Immortals, it has also undergone a certain evolution. For example, "Journey to the East" written by Wu Yuantai stereotypes the image of the Eight Immortals in Shangdong, which is generally recognized by the common people, because these eight characters represent eight different images: male, female, old, young, rich, noble, poor, and humble. These characters were originally mortals, and each of them had shortcomings: Han Zhongli was topless, Lu Dongbin was frivolous, Tieguai Li was alcoholic, etc., But they all accumulated good deeds and became true immortals in the end. Folk operas, stage performances, and Eight Immortals board performances influenced by the story of the Eight Immortals have been passed down to this day.

Wumazi has always disagreed with Mozi's views of "universal love" and "non-aggression", and the two often quarreled over this. One day, Wumazi was angry with Mozi again: "You advocate 'universal love', but so far no one has benefited; I oppose 'universal love', and similarly, so far no one has suffered misfortune because of it.

The idioms in "Idiom Stories" are selected from a large number of idioms used by people in daily life. These stories are written in vivid language and easy to understand, which can help readers understand history and learn knowledge.

The idioms in "Idiom Stories" are selected from a large number of idioms used by people in daily life. These stories are written in vivid language and easy to understand, which can help readers understand history and learn knowledge.

"The Legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl", the full name of which is "The Newly Engraved Full Image of the Legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl", is inscribed by the scholar Lin Taiyi and compiled by Zhu Mingshi, with 57 chapters in four volumes. Each piece has a four-character title, which is "The Newly Engraved Whole Image of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl". There is an engraving of Yu Chengzhang from the Immortal Source in Wanli. The text lists the names of each section in the four volumes in detail. A famous Chinese folk tale is one of the four major folk love legends in China (the other three are "The Legend of the White Snake", "Meng Jiangnu Crying at the Great Wall" and "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai"). It is derived from the star names of Altair and Vega. The festival related to this legend is the Chinese Valentine's Day. The book revolves around four parts: the Jade Emperor's marriage, the dismissal and demotion, the Ox Girl's atonement, and the reunion in the accurate version. It tells the story that the Emperor of Heaven appreciated the diligence of the Weaver Girl and Altair in "weaving tapestry" and "herding cattle", and specially granted the marriage to the two. This story has been passed down through the ages and has enduring charm.

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"Kojiki" is the first written classic in Japanese history and one of the earliest existing Japanese literary works. The content is to record some ancient legends and stories. The text and content are deeply influenced by India and China, and can be regarded as the origin of Japanese national mythology. Zhou Zuoren's translation is the best in China.

Once upon a time, there was Zhujiazhuang in Shangyu County, Zhejiang Province. Zhu Yuanwai in the village has a daughter named Yingtai. When she was seventeen or eighteen years old, Zhu Yingtai was like a hibiscus, extremely pretty and loved by everyone. The rules of the Zhu family are very strict, and Yingtai can only stay in the boudoir every day. Although he is accompanied by the clever and lovely maid Yin Xin, he still feels very depressed and depressed. She wished she could become a man and see how wonderful the outside world was.

A long time ago, there was a remote mountain village. There lived a businessman in the village. Because of his shrewdness and ability, he accumulated tens of thousands of dollars. There are countless houses, splendid and resplendent; three meals a day are served on jade plates. He has six sons and six daughters, each of whom is regarded as the darling of his heart and the apple of his eye. Children wear gold, silver, red and green. They want stars to have stars and the moon to have moon...

Once upon a time, at the foot of a mountain in Ireland, there lived a young man named Silen. His father died in an accident at the bottom of the sea, leaving Silun and his frail mother to depend on each other and live a life of misery and poverty. Their only treasure is a strong and tall horse. This is the only property left to them by Silun's father. Although Silun did his best and worked diligently to earn money, the family still could not afford three meals a day. Silun was so worried that he couldn't sleep well every day and didn't know how to support himself and his mother.

"One Thousand and One Nights", also translated as "Arabian Nights", is a famous collection of ancient Arabic folk tales. It is one of the most vital and famous works in the world, with the largest number of readers and the greatest influence. With rich themes, the work vividly depicts the vast social life in medieval Arabia. The main ideological contents include praising human wisdom and bravery, reflecting the longing of the working people for a better life, praising the loyalty of young men and women to love, describing the struggle of good people against evil forces and their indomitable spirit, exposing the dark corruption of society, and condemning the ignorance and immorality of the ruling class. The works are voluminous, large-scale, rich in content and all-inclusive, so they are known as "the most magnificent monument" in the history of world folk literature. On the basis of being faithful to the original work, this work has carefully selected and compiled major famous stories, including "Alibaba and the Forty Thieves", "The Story of the Caliph", "The Fisherman's Story", "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp", "The Voyage of Sinbad", etc. It is highly readable, artistic and story-telling, and is very worthy of reading and collecting by readers.

In the ancient age of gods, the creator God Brahma had two daughters. The eldest daughter was named Gadru and the younger daughter was named Binada. Both sisters had beautiful faces and were known as the "two beauties of the gods". Later, Brahma God betrothed the two girls to his right-hand man, the Taoist Immortal Jia Yebo. Jayepo was extremely happy to have two beautiful wives. He showed favors to them separately and asked them to express their wishes.

In order to find the king who was separated due to the war, the queen lost her way in the forest and was captured by a powerful witch into a canyon. There, the queen saw many lovers who had been transformed by witches into various animals. The tears they shed form a stream that never dries up. The witch ordered the queen to make pies with mosquito wings and cruelly took away her son. The queen became crazy because of this. With the help of larks and other animals, the king led thousands of troops to the canyon and started a fierce fight with the wizard...

Time flies, and fifteen years go by in a blink of an eye. The three girls have grown up. They all have beautiful faces, especially Crystal. She has a slim body and graceful figure; her blond hair is shawl like a waterfall; a pair of blue eyes, like shining autumn waves; bright red lips, white teeth, a peach-like face, an oval face, and a pair of charming smiles on her cheeks. She is really indescribable charm!

Once upon a time, there was a small village on the coast of the magnificent South China Sea. People in the village made a living by fishing for generations. Every household has a fishing boat, and they go out to sea to fish every day. Fishermen often travel together, but there are only two people in each boat, the fisherman and his wife. According to the custom, everyone sings to each other while fishing.

Once upon a time, there lived an old fisherman by the sea. He has a habit of casting his net only four times a day. Even if a fish is not caught, it will not be cast a fifth time. At noon that day, the old fisherman went fishing again. After he cast the net into the sea, he sat on the shore and waited patiently. After a while, he tried to pull the net rope and felt it was very heavy. With his rich fishing experience, he judged that it must be a big fish. He immediately nailed a wooden stake on the shore, tied the net rope tightly to the wooden stake, then took off his clothes and jumped into the sea.

In ancient times, there was a shepherd. The shepherd's family was destitute and destitute, with an ordinary flute as their only property. Therefore, he lived most of his life without marrying a wife. Later, he picked up a child in the pasture. Because it was a late autumn morning, the ground was covered with frost, and the mountains were desolate, but the child was still alive and well, so the shepherd named the child Qiu Sheng.

In the era of polygamy, there was a wealthy man in Greater East Asia who was extremely wealthy. He had a hundred beautiful and beautiful wives. Within a few years, these one hundred wives gave birth to three hundred daughters for the rich man.

The old witch Golden Silk Granny robbed ten beautiful princesses and forced them to weave golden silk clothes with the stolen gold. In order to pursue freedom and happiness, the tortured princess Chi Xin escaped from the golden palace of Granny Jinsi with the help of her lover Orion. The old witch was furious and used witchcraft to turn Blazing Heart into a daffodil.

A long time ago, there was a beautiful and magical country. The supreme ruler here is a queen. The queen is naturally beautiful, with icy muscles and jade bones, bright eyes and white teeth, and black hair like a waterfall. Not only is she beautiful, but she is kind-hearted and the wisest. Under her careful management, the country is peaceful and the people are safe, the weather is smooth, the people live and work in peace and contentment, and there are prosperous scenes everywhere.

The cannibal witch is killing all the creatures in the Selmon River Basin, and the animals are about to disappear. Balu, the patron saint of the Indians, challenged the witch without hesitation, and the witch swallowed Balu in one gulp. Balu led other creatures swallowed by the witch to sprinkle salt on her wounds; he used a stone knife to cut out the witch's heart, finally saving the creatures in dire straits. Balu's heroic image will always remain in people's hearts...

In order to save his brother from dire straits, Suo La started a battle of wits and courage with the evil witch. In front of the smart and witty Suo La, the witch was helpless. Not only did she kill her twelve daughters with her own hands, but she also watched Suo La steal her treasures again and again. Finally, the witch was so full of rage that she blew herself to pieces.

This book is a selected collection of Yulin folk literature. The book takes Yulin as the regional scope and covers five major categories: stories, ballads, proverbs, dramas, and couplets. The works reflect the unique lifestyle, thoughts and feelings, life attitudes, customs, and aesthetic consciousness formed in the Yulin area over thousands of years. It is rich in content and has regional characteristics.

The folk stories of the Mulao people are short, concise, vivid, touching, and rich in philosophy. They all contain a mentality of yearning for beauty and pursuing happiness, and have a strong cultural color of the Mulao people. Most of these stories were passed down orally from ancient folk and have been widely circulated for thousands of years. In the 1970s, the famous Mulao writer Bao Yutang organized cultural figures from Luocheng to conduct field surveys, interviewed folk artists, and collected and compiled a large number of folktales. After careful selection, he edited and published the first "Collection of Mulao Folktales". Since then, Mulao folktales have been officially recorded in the history of Chinese folktales in the form of written records. This book is selected from the "Collection of Mulao Folktales" and folktales in recent years. It carries the excellent traditional culture of the Mulao people and contains the essence of national culture. Through it, you can appreciate the unique charm of Chinese folk literature.

Extracurricular readings during the Republic of China period. This book is a collection of Turkish fables. Each fable is short, concise, philosophical and educational.

The Jianghu is the original officialdom, and the officialdom is the upgraded version of the Jianghu. This book explains the social rules in the Water Margin world, interestingly talks about the human relations between heroes, analyzes the leadership wisdom in the copycat rankings, and interprets the unique and wonderful life of the little people. It can be called the "Encyclopedia of "Water Margin"". After reading this book, children's inability to read and unwillingness to read "Water Margin" will become a thing of the past.

Extracurricular readings during the Republic of China period. This book is a collection of Indian fables. Each fable is short, concise, philosophical and educational.

Extracurricular readings during the Republic of China period. This book is a collection of German fables. Each fable is short and concise, rich in philosophy and has educational significance.

Folklore can be found all over the country, and many of them contain tearful, tragic and passionate deeds, or contain inherent Chinese virtues such as loyalty, filial piety and benevolence. The folklore collected in this book are all meaningful works. Some of them are indeed based on history, such as "Throwing into the River to Search for Father", "Tomb of Five People", "The River God Marries a Wife", etc.; Some are based on history, but are close to myths in nature, such as: "Ma Yuan's Arrow", "The Fierce Huang Chao", "Meng Jiangnu Transformed into a Hairtail Fish", "Guan Gong Asks for Tofu Money", "Zhu Yuanzhang's Pills", etc., Which can only be regarded as Qidong Yeyu. He has two works, such as "Qiu Liyu Suffering from Leprosy" and "The Wrongful Accusation of Sheltering from the Rain". The former is the Cantonese opera "The Leper Girl" and the latter is the Chinese opera "The Royal Stele Pavilion". They are both touching and pathos and popular folk legends, which are worthy of special mention.

Beijing, an ancient cultural capital with a history of more than 3,000 years as a city and more than 800 years as a capital, has a long history and culture. Here, there are numerous cultural relics, beautiful scenery, wonderful historical allusions, and bizarre anecdotes... It is all of these that make Beijing a humanistic treasure house with profound connotations, and also create Beijing's splendid civilization. Beijing is a city with endless old stories that are worth exploring, digging, interpreting and savoring. Did the city of Beijing really come here by "floating"? Why is Beijing City also called the "Eight-Armed Nezha City"? What happened to "Beheading at Meridian Gate"? Why is the Forbidden City "nine hundred and ninety-nine and a half rooms"? Why is it said that "there was Tanzhe Temple first, and then Beijing City"? What are the customs in old Beijing? What are the snacks in old Beijing?

This book opens a window for readers to observe and understand ancient Greek and even European culture. It has experienced rich changes of the times and historical events, and has become the basic material for almost all literary and artistic activities in Greece and even Europe. It moved from legends to songs, from songs to stories, from stories to dramas, and finally to epic poems that were popular throughout Greece, and also took root in Roman culture.

Extracurricular readings during the Republic of China period. "Aesop's Fables" is said to be a collection of fables written by Aesop, an ancient Greek slave who was freed in the sixth century BC. It also added Indian, Arabic and Christian stories, with a total of 357 fables.

Extracurricular readings during the Republic of China period. It contains ten stories in total: "The Story of Prometheus Stealing Fire", "Why is there Trouble in the World", "The Flood", "The Return of Spring", "The Pine and the Chariot of the Sun God", "The Long Ears of Midas", "Cartmus and the Dragon", "Brerophon and His Horse", "How the Proud Arachna was Punished" and "Jeson and the Golden Fleece".

Tanci written by Zhang Sanyi, a Jinshi of the Qing Dynasty. Zhang Sanyi regards "Twenty-One Historical Tanci" as a foundation for reading history. Because it was written in the Ming Dynasty, it only lacks the history of the Ming Dynasty. This work was once collectively known as "Twenty-Two Histories Tanci Annotations" together with "Twenty-One Histories Tanci Annotations". Nineteen years after the death of the author Zhang Sanyi, it was published and handed down to the world by his son Zhang Zhonghuang.

It includes the biographies of four people: Wu Sangui, the Western King of the Qing Dynasty (and his grandson Shifan), Geng Zhongming, the Jingnan King (and his sons Jimao and Sun Jingzhong), Shang Kexi, the Pingnan King (and his son Zhixin, Zhixiao, etc.), And Kong Youde, the Dingnan King (and his daughter Sizhen, and his son-in-law Yanling). At the beginning of each biography, the process of people's surrender to the Qing Dynasty was recorded, and at the end, the story of how each person or their descendants initiated or responded to the Three Feudal Revolution was detailed.