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"A Spark Never Rejects a Candlelight" is another masterpiece written by San Qian Gingguo. It has rich content, fluent prose, and exquisite illustrations. There is a sense of thinking and Zen everywhere in the words. You can feel the author's feelings of acting with knowledge, self-igniting and self-healing, and the author's positive, optimistic, transparent and open-minded state of mind. The book's sharing of business management, working methods and ways of dealing with people has benefited people a lot. In this world, everything is important and nothing is important. Years are important. Every day that passes, life becomes less. Years are not important. Every day that passes, life becomes a wonderful day. Career is important. Achieve others and yourself. Career is not important. Compared with health, career is 1 to 100, and health is 0 and 1. Thoughts are important. The most terrifying thing is that the mind is naive and numb to the outside world. Thoughts are not important. If you want, you will love if you love, and you will hate if you hate, and the way of thinking sometimes cannot control love, hate, and sorrow; reason is important, knowledge and action are unified, and the end is the beginning; reason is not important, lack of emotional soul, and boring; therefore, when entering the world, one is everything; when emerging from the world, everything is one; therefore, live with flavor; walk with sound and color; only then will there be the rest of your life!

"Meeting Life" is a collection of essays by writer Liu Xia. It has been selected as the key creative topic of Hebei Provincial Writers Association in 2018. The life referred to in the title of the book is not only everyone I meet, but also the author myself. The journey of life makes people confused and hurt, but also makes people think and move! The author writes from more than 30 years of experience in fighting against illness; from two years of life as a college auditor; and from the perspective of passively thinking about human nature. Pay attention to people's spiritual strength in facing hardships, present the powerful significance of dreams to life, and explore the truth, goodness and beauty in ordinary life! Life is a miracle! How should people live? What is the dream? How to face everything fate has to offer? The reading group of this book is every ordinary person, every person who is in a difficult situation but whose faith never dies!

Life is a kaleidoscope, simple and colorful. The stories in "Ji Xing Ji" are as real and vivid as the wilderness of nature. It tells people that from the 1960s to the end of the 1990s, it was an era that made many people happy and sad. The reform and opening up brought about the emergence of social undertakings such as the disabled in China, which gave many people excitement and hope, and how many people paid and dedicated for it... Behind the amiable, respectable, and memorable, all people can feel the tension of today's era! It tells people that it is easier said than done. Looking back on the past, never complain about your hindsight. Facing life, there are inevitable ups and downs, ups and downs, but cherishing life and never giving up is all about persistence, persistence, and persistence...

This is a collection of youthful emotional stories written by Cheng Yi, the "boyfriend" in the ears of 50 million fans across the Internet. He combined his personal experience with the real stories of the audience, and compiled them into 74 emotional texts. He hopes that readers will love themselves more and cherish the people around them more after reading these 74 stories. Even if the world has hurt you, you should remember that in this life, there will be sunshine and wind and rain, and there will always be people who are overcoming obstacles and coming for you, so don't give up and move forward bravely.

"Filial piety" exudes the brilliance of the perfection and beauty of human nature, and life is the process of practicing filial piety. This book tells the story of Police Officer Wang Chunlai's life journey of more than 40 years of faithfully following his parents' teachings, filial piety to his parents physically and mentally, internalizing his filial piety into the energy of his life, and constantly creating miracles in his work and career. The book records the author's intimate communication and support with his parents from childhood to adulthood; it records every detail of his more than ten years of caring for his paralyzed parents; it records how he used his filial piety to open up the frozen filial piety of thousands of criminals; it records how he worked diligently to become an "individual education expert" in the province; it records how he kept writing beside his parents' sickbed and published as many as five books. Chinese ethics experts made the following evaluation: "The touching thing about Wang Chunlai's diary is that he made up for the shortcomings of the traditional culture of kindness and filial piety, injected spiritual comfort into the culture of kindness and filial piety, and established a milestone in the modern culture of kindness and filial piety."

A collection of daily questions and answers between Zhou Guoping and readers. The questions asked by readers involve all aspects of life and can be summarized into eight questions, namely, questions about emotions, questions about path, questions about body and mind, questions about life, questions about soul, questions about love of wisdom, questions about education, and questions about literacy. Each question is divided into twenty-three questions that are closely related to our lives, such as love, marriage, goals and ideals, interests and careers, self and loneliness, philosophy and life, education, growth, reading, writing, etc. Zhou Guoping frankly shared his thoughts and interpretations of life with philosophical answers. Through this book, we can better understand life and find answers to our own life.

"Notes of a Residence in Wangwu Mountain" is a collection of prose essays written by the writer Qing Qing after five years of living in the lower reaches of Wangwu Mountain. In her leisurely life of looking at mountains, visiting trees, gardening, and planting flowers, she described the colors, sounds, aromas, and tastes of the mountains, capturing the unique character of all things. She let her thoughts run wild, reminiscing about past events and old friends, or communicating spiritually with literati and celebrities through reading and reverie. Qing Qing observes nature from a keen and affectionate perspective, describing a lifestyle that is closely connected with nature, has a simple meaning and is full of fashionable interest. While admiring the eternal beauty of nature, she leads us to think about the relationship between man and ecology, and constantly searches for the cultural codes hidden in the mountains, rocks, grass and trees...

From a sociological perspective, this book explores the problems that everyone encounters at different stages of life - financial independence, anxiety about marriage and love, relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and domestic violence. Why are more and more people choosing to be single? Should we consider the other person's family background when dating? How should we view cohabitation before marriage? How should we protect ourselves when facing domestic violence? ... Well-known sociologist Li Yinhe provides an in-depth analysis of 54 hot social topics, aiming to lead readers to break the stereotypes of intimate relationships and help everyone establish a new understanding of love and sex. Let everyone recognize the nature of intimate relationships, fully understand themselves, and better understand others.

This book is a collection of anecdotes and life insights from ordinary people Dr. Chen Dihua encountered during his medical practice. It is a highly readable literary and philosophical essay. On the one hand, it is conducive to a comprehensive understanding of patients and better targeted treatment, interspersed with some medical common sense, which fully reflects the benevolence of grassroots doctors in the modern era; on the other hand, it is also an observation of the world and human conditions, reflecting the customs and customs of southern Guangdong in a specific and subtle way. The book also elaborates on Dr. Chen's life insights and experiences, witnessing the suffering of patients, and his unstoppable sympathy and compassion for those suffering from diseases. A kind of compassion flows between the lines, which fully embodies the sincere spirit of great doctors in the new era. In short, this book is a highly readable essay.

Ye Jianxiu's collection of essays "Missing Love" is an affectionate hometown book. In the form of essays, the scenery, vegetation, folk customs, customs, and mountains and rivers of Lushan are described, the local accents and charms are expressed, and the melancholy and distant time book is unfolded. It contains authentic, simple, and mellow love, and also has the significance of local human geography knowledge. The manuscript is divided into chapters such as nostalgia, nostalgia, rural rhyme, rural travel, rural interest, and rural affairs. It tells about cooking smoke, ancient bridges, wells, and vats, the family affection and interest in rural life, and a variety of commonly used plants such as wormwood, rosemary, elm money, toon, etc., From which we can find the soul of the countryside and home, and retain the warm memories of people and nature.

The author Jiang Zilong is a very special writer in the literary world. In 1979, he wrote and published the short story "The Taking of Factory Director Qiao", which aroused great repercussions across the country. This novel was later hailed as the pioneering work of "reform literature", and Jiang Zilong was called the founder and representative writer of "reform literature" writers. "Stories and Accidents" is a collection of his essays, which is famous for its speculation, philosophy and depth. It is divided into four series: "Writing the Era", "The Fulfillment of History", "The Chaotic World" and "Notes of the World". Even in his twenties, the author can still pay attention to the present, look at the world, and look for interesting souls in the fireworks of the world. The works are somewhat open-minded, and even more open-minded after the accumulation of life experiences and thoughts. The content is arbitrary and all-encompassing, making it extremely interesting to read and deeply meaningful to read.

Can they understand the kindness of rescuing stray cats? When reconciliation becomes a problem, the cruelty of the world reveals its true face. How do people and pets fall in love, fight with each other, fight wits and courage, and how do they start and end well? Are fairy tales really a "sterile, vacuum" pure and harmless genre? How do female writers use words to achieve freedom of spirit and life? "Kiss of the Phantom Beast" contains 9 new prose works by Zhou Xiaofeng. There are vivid "field" texts about stray cats, as well as the encounter and separation with two pet marmots; it not only analyzes fairy tales that are innocent on the surface but bloody on the inside, but also describes those female writers who shine in the starry sky; she records flying and dreams. , And also pays tribute to the spiritual beasts in the world... Zhou Xiaofeng uses her highly recognizable and unique writing style to cast aside prejudices and point directly to people's hearts. It is affectionate, repentant, cherishing, venomous, looking up to, and respectful, revealing the truth behind the joyful scene, and also candidly hiding the secrets in life.

This book is a gift written by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, to the wandering people. This is a collection of Liang Xiaosheng's prose, which is also a summary of Mr. Liang Xiaosheng's life wisdom and spiritual monologue over more than seventy years. In the book, Mr. Wang writes about all kinds of sobriety in the world, talks about loneliness and pressure, success and perfection, nostalgia and joy; he alternates between profundity and elegance, seriousness and humor, small emotions and big heart. The words between the lines reflect Mr.'S fair, rigorous, humorous and interesting thinking on human affairs, worldly affairs and academic ethics, shining with brilliant brilliance that enlightens people's minds. A spiritual monologue, we see both sentient beings and ourselves; a free soul shares the best state of life - to stay true, stay awake, and stay angry.

120,000 smartly pressed words write down the subtle worries and joys of our generation. This book is a new collection of inspirational essays on youth growth after "In Case We Are Single All Our Lives" by the young author and the anchor of NetEase Cloud Music's popular emotional radio station "A Green Tavern". In this book, she writes stories that she has personally experienced. With a sharp and humorous perspective and a unique way of thinking, she tells the life and status of young people today, and presents all the beauty and loss in youth. Here there is not only the confusion and frustration of youth, but also the courage and hope to face life. "My ideal is to find love and freedom in life, just like my life creed. My interest is still to slowly change a little bit of the world, even if it just gives the world a little more comfort and hope." I hope that after reading this book, you can still love it without hesitation after seeing the essence of life clearly.

This book is a popular "Weibo style" work and a sequel to the book "My Small Words and Meanings". This book collects the essence of the author's Weibo texts published between 2017 and 2020, including life insights, life moments, reading experience, 100-word science popularization, microscience history, scientific figures, etc. The content of this book is both literary and scientific, and can be read by readers regardless of whether they like liberal arts or science. The "Weibo style" style of this book not only makes the information concentration higher, but also allows readers to read it at various odd times, which is suitable for the busy pace of modern people's lives. The author continues to use concise and highly literary language, and expresses his emotions about life experiences and vicissitudes of life, highlighting the wisdom, calmness and open-mindedness of life. Recording and thinking about every bit of life reveals wonders in the ordinary. The integration of events and figures from literary and scientific history demonstrates the author's unique perspective. Either research, record, or obtain the "odd things" of the masters in the history of Bagua, which are easy to pick up and full of fun.

"Moonlight over the Lotus Pond: An Intensive Reading by Zhu Ziqing" is one of the "One Book" series. From the perspective of current readers who love to read, want to read and need to read, it selects representative works of poetry and prose by the famous prose collection, poet and classical literature scholar Zhu Ziqing. Zhu Ziqing's prose has always been regarded as a model of beautiful vernacular writing and has been included in various Chinese teaching materials, such as "Spring", "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", etc. He put a lot of effort into the use of language, which is vivid in its simplicity. In addition, he is very familiar with Chinese classical poetry and often picks it up at his fingertips. It has become an organic part of his works and is full of strong Chinese characteristics. In addition to his status as an essayist, Zhu Ziqing is also an active promoter of new poems in modern literature. Although the number is generally small, they are quite distinctive. They present a pure and simple fresh style in thought and art. Some poems can also be connected with prose, which is worth reading by contemporary readers.

"To My Children - Feng Zikai's Intensive Reading" is one of the "One Book" series of books, which is a collection of Feng Zikai's representative prose works. The book is divided into four volumes. The first volume, "To My Children," contains articles about the author's description of children and memories of childhood; the second volume, "Turn into spring mud to protect flowers," contains articles about the author's travel insights; the third volume, "The Worker Sings to Himself," contains articles about the author's miscellaneous feelings about life; the fourth volume, "Essays and Comics," mainly contains articles about the author's essays, comics, etc. Feng Zikai's writing is full of childishness, optimism, humor and the pursuit of love and beauty, which meets the current readers' psychological needs for leisurely reading and calm life.

"It's Better Not to Encounter Alluring Colors" uses colors as a metaphor for various dynasties, and then starts from the colors to tell the flow of history, the inheritance of culture, the flavor of aesthetics, and the spread of the humanistic spirit through generous or fluent poems and vivid stories full of love and beauty. This book has been newly revised by the well-known aesthetic author Qinglan Zi. It uses "color" to view the world, use "color" to clarify historical facts, and use "color" to describe deep feelings. It is exactly as she said: In the beginning of China, the sky and earth were dark yellow; in Xia and Shang Dynasty, it was the newly dyed goose yellow; in Zhou Dynasty, it was purple, as if picked before the flowers were picked; in Qin, it was black as deep as night; in the Western Han Dynasty, it was blue, the color of an abyss; in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was blank, with turbulent clouds surging on a piece of white paper; in Wei, it was the color of green mountains in the morning; in Jin, it was green, looking back at the beginning of green water waves...

The book is an essay written by the famous writer Jia Pingwa while traveling in the Dingxi area of ​​Gansu Province. It uses literary form to show his concern for China's poorest areas and people, and to show the deepest wounds of this era.

Wang Zengqi's literary achievements, contacts in the literary world, and experience in writing and watching plays in the Peking Opera world are all first-hand historical materials. This book selects Wang Zengqi's reminiscence prose about the literary world and Liyuan past events, involving vivid stories of writers and artists such as Lao She, Shen Congwen, Zhao Shuli, Qiu Shengrong, etc., And publishes them in a collection. It is not only a beautiful article, but also has historical value in literature and drama.

"Little Mr." Is a collection of essays that records an 18-year-old teacher's 15 years of teaching experience in a rural area. The teacher likes to write down the stories of children's growth behind her lesson preparation notes. Fifteen years have passed, the children have grown up, and the little teacher has also grown up. "Little Teacher" is a free "paper playground". On this "paper playground", the 18-year-old little teacher has completed growing up with his children. The writing is accurate, concise and fresh. When it was serialized in the Yangtze Evening News, it caused a great response. Some works have been selected into various primary school Chinese reading textbooks.

The latest collection of essays by Lu Prize-winning writer Li Xiuwen describes various aspects of life through classical poetry. This time, the writer interprets ancient Chinese poetry in his own style and perspective, with unique charm. Different from his previous creations, this time he went deeper into history, entering the world of Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, Yuan Zhen and others, writing about their helplessness and sighs in the world, and their struggles and hardships in cages. This not only shows today's people the hard work and path of these poems, but also understands their implicit feelings about life. Through these ancient poems, the writer attempts to understand the thoughts of the ancients and the warmth and coldness of the world with his own true temperament, to see through the vastness of life throughout the ages, and to explore the true meaning of the articles through the ages.

Zhu Ziqing's prose is a model of modern Chinese prose. This book selects prose that best represents the author's artistic level. Among them, famous articles such as "Hurry", "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", and "Spring" are even more memorable for us. Zhu Ziqing is good at expressing his true feelings through simple narratives. His writing is simple and cordial, and he has a charming and moving style when reading. The style of his works is simple and meticulous, clear, meaningful and melancholy. He is famous for his concise language and beautiful writing style.

In the second half of 1926, Lu Xun opened a course on the history of Chinese literature at Xiamen University, for which he compiled a handout called "A Brief History of Chinese Literature," which seemed to match the meaning of "A Brief History of Chinese Novels." This handout has a complete manuscript and a mimeographed version, totaling 10 articles. In 1927, Lu Xun taught this course again at Sun Yat-sen University, and the lecture notes were renamed "Outline of the History of Ancient Chinese Literature". When compiling "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" in 1938, the editor changed the name of this handout to "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature".

Write to your parents at home and to us on the road. The things you dare not and cannot say to your parents are all in this book. About love, about reconciliation, about separation. A life-saving book that heals two generations. It tells about the deep love, collision, doubts and regrets of life between two generations. Warm and emotional, with tears in the laughter, and touching and healing. In the exploration of themes such as "parting", "aging", "reconciliation" and "gifts", it shows a generation of young people's thinking on the relationship between two generations and their thinking on the meaning of life. Through each touching story, we finally understand how to truly understand and respect our parents and accompany them to grow old spiritually and dignifiedly. Understanding and forgiving each other in love not only completes oneself, but also completes others.

"Jitang Congtan - A Collection of New Literature Essays" is a collection of special research essays on modern and contemporary Chinese literature. It analyzes Lu Xun's "Diary of a Madman", Mao Dun's "Spring Silkworms" and "Midnight", Liu Qing's "History of Entrepreneurship", Lu Yao's "Ordinary World" and Ge Fei's novels such as "Looking at the Spring Breeze" have been interpreted in a unique way; poems and related documents by Feng Zhi, Liu Mengwei, Lao She, Fei Ming, He Qifang, Qian Zhongshu, Bian Zhilin, Wu Xinghua and Zhu Yingdan have also been uniquely excavated and analyzed in detail.

There is a commoner spirit in Chinese civil society. It refers to those who stand alone outside the imperial palace and the scholarly community, with no name or rank, no position or respect. Zhang Manling's father, Zhang Jinde, was such a scholar from Kunming, Yunnan. Zhang Manling traces her father's Chinese-style life with words that are deeply painful and can be seen on the back of the paper. It goes straight into the changes and desolation of the dying commoner's true spirit, and directly into the responsibility and tempering of the commoner's personality when the collective spirit collapsed. The protagonist is not afraid of power, does not confuse God, does not give up his noble dignity in the dark, and only clings to the commoner spirit of doubt, rebellion, freedom and open-mindedness. His life is extremely desolate, which makes people sigh and sigh when reading it. In today's complex and ever-changing era, "Chinese Commoners" may be able to give people some inspiration on how an ordinary person can protect his or her own heart, how to shape his or her own spiritual dimension, and how to educate his or her children.

The beauty of traditional Chinese culture lies in the "in-between". You can swim in and out of it freely, and enjoy the subtleties in between. In "Between", Qu Xiaosong understands Tao Qian, Su Shi and Zhuang Zhou. He does not stick to the rules, and the joy and wonder are endless. In "Between", Qu Xiaosong invites readers to wander together and experience the realm of no body, no boundaries, and no boundaries. "Between" is composer Qu Xiaosong's cross-border interpretation of the poems, lyrics and texts of Tao Qian, Su Shi and Zhuang Zhou. Through the selection, annotation and response of the text, Qu Xiaosong emphasizes that the three are different from the conventional writing styles and insights, and echoes the poems and thoughts of Tao Qian, Su Shi and Zhuang Zhou in ways such as "understanding", "harmony" and "co-intoxication", presenting the ethereal realm of traditional Chinese culture. In terms of writing style, the author selected the works of several masters of Chinese classical "musical" literature. The writing is concise, readable and has a distinct sense of rhythm.

From the identification of "possessed minds" in the notes of "Journey to the West" to the "Records of Appreciation of People" in "Water Margin", from the casual discussion of "The Red Mansion" to the understanding of Su Shi, the twenty-nine reading essays are full of heartfelt and wonderful remarks, which show that the author spent a pleasant time with books.

2021 is the 100th anniversary of the founding of Peking Union Medical College. This is a book dedicated to the 100-year-old Union Medical College, Lin Qiaozhi, the "Mother of All Babies" and her contemporaries and junior doctors. But this is not a commemorative collection, but a medical humanities work of flesh and blood, full of emotional details and stories. Lin Qiaozhi led and promoted the development of Peking Union Medical College's Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the entire Chinese obstetrics and gynecology, and is a banner for Peking Union Medical College and even the nation's medicine. The author, Mr. Lang Jinghe, was Lin Qiaozhi's academic secretary in his youth and worked beside Lin for many years. His medical skills, academics, and style of dealing with people were deeply influenced by Lin. Each article in the book is not large, but there are many things to read. For example, there are many interpretations of Dr. Lin Qiaozhi among the people, and there are also some untrue arrangements: Lin Qiaozhi's questions about love and marriage, Lin Qiaozhi's rejection of the invitation to the founding ceremony, why Lin Qiaozhi did not join the party, etc. The author gave a convincing answer from the memories of conversations with Dr. Lin during his lifetime. The book also presents the style of a generation of Concord people with Lin Qiaozhi as the core, as well as the inheritance and development of three generations of old, middle-aged and young people, including Zhang Xiaoqian, Lin Qiaozhi, Song Hongzhao, Wu Baozhen, Ge Qinsheng, Lian Lijuan, Yan Renying, and Lang Jinghe.

This book mainly contains some articles about the author's memories, including "Changes on the Disk", "Campus Moments", "Xinjiang is a Good Place", "Patch", "Related to "Residence"", "Memories of Travel", "Passengers at the Central Hotel", etc. The author has made in-depth and detailed observations of life and recorded them in words. His past life experiences are also part of the changes of the times. Through these words, we see the author's colorful life and the development and changes of society.

This set of books is a collection of works by the millionaire best-selling author Da Bing, including 3 volumes in total: "You Are Bad", "I Don't" and "Child". "You are Bad": If you are different from others, then it will be different. If you are different from the world, then be different. Da Bing uses fieldwork to describe, describe in the ongoing tense, and speak colloquially about those precious, unrelated family members - those "bad" people: the little girl who is so bad has a particularly cute heart, and is so bad that she is so warm. YOYO, Yueyue, Lu Ping who is so bad and weird, Xiao Nanjing who is so bad and persistent, Baima Yangzong who is so bad and sassy, Chengzi who is so bad and good, Wang Bo and Beet who are so bad and affectionate, they are so bad and heart-warming The girl who is in pain and does not use a mobile phone... "I don't": Every story in the book can be called "I don't": a bookstore owner who has been sticking to Tibet for ten years and doing his best for Tibetan basic education; a free and easy man who is both good and evil, spending his family wealth to help disaster areas, and traveling with his seriously ill mother The prodigal son of the Northeast who has experienced the world; the taciturn street singer who never leaves his terminally ill girlfriend; the immortal veteran who cares about his comrades who died in the battle 31 years ago and refuses to live in secret, risking his life and death for the safety of the ancient city... Every sentient being in the book is saying to fate: I don't! "Children": The storyteller Da Bing uses a rhythmic style, field narrative description, and ongoing tense to tell about those children - children who enjoy suffering, children who understand suffering and eliminate suffering, children with an innocent heart, children who save others by themselves.

"Soul Endorsement" contains the author's recent masterpieces of prose. The work cuts into the little-known spiritual level and is based on the grand narrative of the truth of life. It criticizes the ugliness of human nature, the destruction of ecology, and the decline of the countryside. The melancholy and affectionate words reflect the author's social conscience and the spirit of the times.

This book shows the history and appearance of 119 villages in Zhuji in small prose pieces, showing the beauty of the villages and the author's nostalgia for the villages.

This book is a collection of life essays, including nearly a hundred short articles, divided into sections such as "Trivia", "Stories of Life", "Listening to Heart Sounds", "Memories of Time", "Reading" and "Thoughts on Movies and Dramas". The author uses leisurely writing style to record the fragments of life and thoughts and feelings such as teaching, communication, traveling, reading, and watching movies. The author is good at feeling the "ordinary" beauty and the "daily" warmth in seemingly ordinary and trivial life. In her writing, every day is fresh, worth looking forward to, and worth thinking about. She uses simple and sincere words to give vivid and detailed annotations to the four words "love life", inspiring readers and giving hope to life.

This book is a collection of essays that collects prose and essays written by the writer Pu Zi in recent years. The book contains more than 40 essays written by Pu Zi in the past ten years. It is divided into four chapters: "Authentic", "County", "King's Land" and "Huanyu". The content involves the recollection of the past, the perception of life and travel notes. The writing is fresh and clear, the emotions are delicate and true, and the reading is cordial and touching.

Thoughts on international cultural exchanges and international Chinese education are a precious record of cultural exchanges between Shanghai and Jiangxi and Tongji University and Jinggangshan University. This book is divided into three parts: "Jiangdong Collection", "Fengchu Ji" and "Lu Shilu". They reflect what they see, hear, think and feel in the form of ancient poems, modern poems and short sentences respectively. The genre is rich, the form is flexible, the content is positive and humorous, and it gives readers a certain amount of inspiration in the ordinary. This book can be read by practitioners of Chinese education and related enthusiasts, as well as general readers who are interested in essays.

"The Land of Emotion" is a documentary prose that takes the immigration of ethnic minorities as a sample and reflects the unity of the nation. The work depicts the life of ethnic minority peoples such as the Uighurs and Hui in China under the great cultural integration, and shows the mixed cultural pattern formed by the intersection and development of the immigrant ethnic minorities and the local Han culture over thousands of years.

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the death of the famous writer San Mao, this book systematically sorts out the incomprehensible love between Gou Shen San Mao, contemporary literary master Jia Pingwa, and music master Wang Luobin, reproduces the telepathy, sympathy, interaction details and touching stories between San Mao and the master, and provides readers with a panoramic outline of the rich and sensitive spiritual world of San Mao and Jia Pingwa, both masters of Chinese literature. Perhaps after reading this book, your heart will be moved and trembled, and you can't help but sigh: How lucky we are to have such a unique master. How lucky that we once lived under the same starry sky as the Master.

This is a collection of essays, which is the author's record of his ordinary life. The book consists of three volumes, namely "Ordinary Time", "Ordinary Words" and "Ordinary Parents", which record the author's feelings about time, his understanding of life and his gratitude to his parents. The author uses short and concise articles, such as "Going to Pick Yangmei", "Hometown Sinks", "Alley", etc., To express the emotions such as touch, loss, sadness and confusion in life, and truly record the little things in life, so as to show the trajectory of his life and the footprints of his mood. Without the extraordinary life, the grand pattern, the heroic splendor, the ordinary life is equally worth remembering. The text of the book is concise, the language is fluent, and it has a certain degree of readability.

This is a collection of essays. The author has lived at the grassroots level of society for a long time, using his unique perspective to observe the lives of ordinary people immersively, and based on these life observations, he refined them into prose materials. This collection of essays records 26 ordinary and ordinary characters. They are either shining and simple, or confident and independent, or persistent and simple, reflecting all aspects and corners of ordinary people's lives. The author uses a frank, frank and forthright style to write about all kinds of themes of family, human relationships and love in the world, presenting all kinds of situations in the world. Every character in the author's eyes and writings has a shining point of different colors, which triggers readers' thinking about life, society and life.

This is a collection of prose works. From the perspective of a rural obstetrician and gynecologist, the author witnesses the events and people that took place in the town. The author uses his own life experience to reflect the gradual enrichment process of women under the pressure of the environment. The author confessed his inner cowardice and fear, faced his wandering and hesitation, and found a haven in literature that allowed him to meditate. Therefore, this is a collection of prose that witnesses life giving birth to life, and also uses words to give birth to oneself.

This is a book that can make people calm down both physically and mentally - with elegant words and the wisdom of Buddhist Zen. Steal a half-day of leisure, whether at work, entertaining guests, or alone, with tea, watching the tea leaves tumbling up and down, looking at the world in the cup, tasting the life of Cangyu, and getting relief from it. The originally thin and curled leaves stretched slowly in the water like green mountains and green waters, and the refreshing fragrance escaped, faintly warming the heart. Tea is like life, life is like tea. Learn about the way of life from the tea ceremony, and learn about Zen through tea tasting. In this book, Lin Qingxuan not only describes the tea ceremony to readers, but also introduces many good teas. At the same time, he also demonstrates the outlook on life and life wisdom he has always advocated. Having a leisurely read in the busy life is like drinking a cup of light tea on a clear moonlit night, which is comfortable, tranquil and comfortable.

Yu Guangzhong, a master of contemporary literature, personally selected a new collection of essays during his lifetime. The book covers four major themes: love and loneliness in life; wisdom and interest in life; beauty and understanding of culture, and thoughts on the road. Yu Guang's Chinese writing style is eclectic, and his prose can bring readers a variety of beautiful enjoyments: not only magnificent and sonorous writing, but also delicate and soft freehand brushwork, as well as deep and sincere emotions and thinking, as well as profound humanistic feelings. In this book, the author reviews a lifetime of love and loneliness, memories and reflections, providing every reader with inspiration for life and the strength to move forward.

This book is a collection of Adin's literary essays, divided into four volumes: the first volume, "Daze Diary", contains both prophecy-style imaginings and black fable-style stories, ranging from three to five pages to three to five lines, involving many national issues, with courage and insights; the second volume, "Readed", is the author's random reflections on movies and books; the third volume, "Chickens that lay eggs," the author shares his own reading context and depicts his own literary map. Out of respect for the previous literary masters, the author wrote tribute words to literary masters including Babel, Schulz, Yates, Kafka, Borges, Bulgakov, etc.; The fourth volume of "Knocking Enter" is a poetry work created by the author in recent years, with a concise style and sincere feelings.

This book is a collection of mental journeys, practice experiences and life vignettes written by the disciples of Khenpo Si Arongbo, the author of "The Flowers Bloom". It is selected from nearly 400 articles in the "Buddha's Heart" column on the Bodhizhou website in the past ten years. These articles have attracted much attention before they were officially published and have influenced thousands of people who care about spiritual practice. The articles are mostly essays and essays. Through each author's self-reported real experience, they reflect the various attachments and resulting pains of people in modern life in a scattered perspective, as well as the process of reuniting with a better self step by step through the way of silence taught by the master, and rebirth after all the dust is gone. More than 40 authors come from various industries and strata of society, including many performing arts stars, entrepreneurs, company employees, etc. The rich identity differences among the authors make the content of the book three-dimensional and colorful - every reader can see themselves in these various stories and light up their own lives through the stories of others.

"Memories of Old Friends" is a collection of Wang Zengqi's series of essays about remembering people and remembering the past. In the book, we will get to know the author's grandparents, parents, teachers, classmates, friends, as well as the streets and alleys of his hometown and strange people. There are as many as eighty-nine articles in the article about reminiscing about teacher Shen Congwen, from which we can get a glimpse of the deep and touching friendship between the two literary masters of China in the 20th century... Wang Zengqi's prose can naturally integrate knowledge, interest, feelings and thoughts into his writing. It is kind, natural, stretched and smooth, seemingly careless, but in fact it is carefully planned and laid out, revealing intriguing life philosophy and charming style.

"At Southwest Associated University" records Wang Zengqi's life at Southwest Associated University and the stories between his classmates and teachers. Wang Zengqi is a student of Mr. Shen Congwen. He studied at Southwest Associated University and taught in Kunming. Apart from his hometown of Gaoyou and Beijing, this is the place where he has stayed the longest in his life. These seven years left a deep imprint on his life. He once said: "If I had not studied at Southwest Associated University, I might not have become a writer, at least not the writer I am now." In the rest of his life, he often looked back fondly on these seven years at the Associated University. Cuihu, Wancuiyuan, Fengzhu Street, Guanyin Temple, Baima Temple, teahouses, alarm calls, book stalls, Shen Congwen, Wen Yiduo, Zhu Ziqing, Jin Yuelin, Wu Yuseng, Tang Lichang, all kinds of people and events are recounted in his writings, full of affection and far-reaching meaning, like clouds and water, and the water flow is cloudy.

"Food and Literature" is a collection of Wang Zengqi's classic essays about food, including hometown food, local flavors, home-cooked dishes, folk specialties, etc. Whether he is talking about radish, tofu, wild vegetables, mandarin fish, mutton, hand meat... Under Wang Zengqi's description, all the food he has eaten and not eaten are all delicacies. These are all manifestations of Wang Zengqi's spiritual state of advocating tranquility and nature. Wang Zengqi talks about food in a simple and natural way, and the author's love for human nature and emotions as well as his memory and deep attachment to the happy life scenes of the past are revealed between the lines.

This book selects classic articles written by well-known scholars at home and abroad since 1911 on the study of Su Shi, one of the top ten historical celebrities in Sichuan. It brings together three generations of scholars, old, middle and young, to show the innovations of each generation of scholars in research ideas, methods and paths. At the same time, the selected papers cover history, archeology, literature, science and technology and other disciplines, in order to sort out and synthesize the academic research results on Su Shi over the years. The editor of the separate volume carefully writes an introduction, research review and research index to provide guidance for subsequent studies.