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Story of Journey to the West: The author uses another easy-to-understand text and comic form to narrate the process of the four monks from Tang Dynasty who went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures.

Ancient Chinese classic poetry is a wonder of Chinese traditional culture. As early as more than two thousand years ago, Chinese poets wrote the beautiful "Book of Songs" and "Chu Ci"; later, they created more splendid Tang poetry and Song lyrics. Classic works such as "The Analects of Confucius" and "Laozi" are of extremely important significance in shaping and forming the cultural spirit of the Chinese nation. These works are not only a cultural link connecting the thoughts and emotions of all Chinese people, but also an important bridge for Chinese culture to the world.

"Collection of Chinese Classical Poems Translated by Xu: Palace of Eternal Life" takes the Anshi Rebellion as the background and reflects the rise and fall of a generation through the tragedy of the love between Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang. The play not only praises the everlasting love between Tang Minghuang and Yang Guifei, but also exposes the debauchery of the ruling class represented by Tang Minghuang.

Peking University Micro Lecture Hall is a popular science lecture held by Peking University for students. It invites professors, famous experts, academicians, etc. From various disciplines to explain the content in an authoritative yet easy-to-understand manner.

A literary debate that never happened - the discovery of a lost article by Lin Shu in his later years and a new exploration of the issue of "Lin Shu's defeat" during the literary revolution - also on the extraordinary significance of "second- and third-rate writers" in cultural exchanges between republican discourse and the establishment of the legitimacy of new literature - a brief introduction to the popular works in Lin Shu's translated novels

"The Romance of the West Chamber" describes the story of Cui Yingying, a Miss Xiangguo, and Zhang Sheng, a scholar, who met by chance at Pujiu Temple, fell in love at first sight, went through hardships, and finally got married.

"The Story of the West Chamber" (Chinese classic drama story series) was written around the beginning of the 14th century. It describes the story of Cui Yingying, a Miss Xiangguo, and Zhang Sheng, a scholar, who met by chance at Pujiu Temple, fell in love at first sight, went through many hardships, and finally got married.

"The Story of the Peach Blossom Fan" (Chinese Classic Drama Story Series) "The Peach Blossom Fan" takes the love story of Hou Fangyu and Li Xiangjun in the late Ming Dynasty as a clue. Through their gathering, separation and reunion, it shows the history of the demise of the Southern Ming Dynasty. The play always runs through the contradiction and conflict between the forces of justice and the forces of power and rape.

"Xuan Zang's Pursuit of Buddhist Scriptures from the West" is based on relevant historical records and tells the story of the eminent monk Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty who went to the Western Heaven (India) to obtain Buddhist scriptures. Nearly 1,400 years ago, this Chinese monk was not afraid of hardships and traveled tens of thousands of kilometers for 17 years on a great cultural journey. He left behind a rich ideological and cultural heritage for future generations and became a symbol of Sino-Indian cultural exchanges. The true stories of his travels to Xinjiang, Central Asia, and India are uniquely charming.

"Song of the Cid" is the most complete piece of troubadour so far preserved. Literary historians often rank it alongside France's "Song of Roland" and Germany's "Song of the Nibelungs" as the three major heroic epics in medieval Europe. Cid is a famous national hero in Spain. He is brave and good at fighting and wins the respect of the Moors. "Song of Cide" is written in the form of a ballad, with powerful words and strong heroic spirit and strong national characteristics. The poem concentrates the temperament of the Spanish people on Cide, and enthusiastically praises the strong will, loyal heart, and sincere love. The poem is full of historical authenticity and has a very wonderful and detailed expression of Spanish history, culture, customs and customs. It is a milestone in the history of Spanish literature.

The three-act play "Teahouse" uses a teahouse called Yutai to show the social changes in the three eras of the Reform Movement of 1898, the Warlords' Melee and the eve of the founding of New China for nearly half a century, as well as all the living beings in the social background. The play has been performed many times at home and abroad, and has been adapted into movies and TV series. It is a classic work of contemporary Chinese drama creation. The three-act drama "Longxugou" is also one of Lao She's masterpieces. It describes the different experiences of four families in a small courtyard in Beijing during social changes. It shows the great changes in the old and new eras and creates unique characters such as Madman Cheng, Aunt Wang, Er Chun, Niangzi, and Sister Ding.

Zhu Ziqing is a modern essayist, poet, scholar, and democracy fighter in my country. He is the author of the essays "Back View" and "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond". The style of Zhu Ziqing's works is simple and meticulous, clear and melancholy, and the language is simple, concise, beautiful and beautiful. This collection of essays is divided into four volumes: lyrical, character, travel notes, and sketches, including "Qinhuai River in the Sound of Oars and Shadows of Lights", "The Price of Life - Seven Cents", "Caucasians - God's Proud Sons!" "Green", "Winter", "Looking at Flowers" and other nearly 40 essays. They are all masterpieces that enter Zhu Ziqing's literary world.

Zhao Lihong is a well-known modern poet and essayist in my country. He is the author of "Looking at the Moon", "Life Grass", "The Boy with a Bowl", etc. This collection of essays is divided into four volumes: lyrical, characters, travel notes, and sketches, and includes 50 works such as "The Crystal Moment", "Dancing with the Elephant", and "The Grasshopper". With gentle brushwork and rich lyricism, these works lay out a series of crystal-clear moments: childhood footprints, youthful memories, spring light on an inch of grass... They are all masterpieces that have entered Zhao Lihong's literary world.

Xu Zhimo is a famous essayist and poet in modern my country. He is the author of "Farewell to Cambridge" and "A Night in the Emerald Green". Xu Zhimo's prose is unique, rich in philosophy and poetic in language. This collection of essays is divided into five volumes: lyrical, characters, travel notes, sketches, and letters, and includes 30 works including "Want to Fly", "Ugly West Lake", "Xu Zhimo and Zhang Youyi's Divorce Announcement", and "Letter to Lu Xiaoman". They are all masterpieces that enter Xu Zhimo's literary world.

Lao She is a modern novelist and dramatist in my country. He is the first writer in New China to win the title of "People's Artist". This book collects the essence of his literary creation throughout his life, divided into three volumes: prose, novels, and dramas. It includes essays such as "My Mother" and "I Love New Beijing", novels such as "No Problem" and "The Soul-Breaking Gun", as well as the famous drama "Tea House". Lao She poured his cheerfulness, humor, simplicity and enthusiasm into these works. They are all masterpieces that enter the world of Lao She's literature.

Lu Xun is a famous modern Chinese writer and thinker. His works are not only highly artistic, but also very profound in thought. This book is divided into three parts: prose, novels, and essays. It not only includes the prose "Morning Flowers Picked at Dusk" and "Wild Grass" (excerpts), but also eight novels such as "Kong Yiji" and "Blessing", as well as several essays. These articles are all masterpieces that enter the world of Lu Xun's literature. Read calmly, understand Lu Xun, gain insight into China, and measure yourself.

The enlightening words of a "New People's Youth" encompass Liang Qichao's academic myths and legendary years. Looking at Liang Qichao's life, his dual focus on politics and academics built up his ideological edifice. This book starts from these two aspects and carefully selects the remarks and opinions that best represent Liang Qichao's writing and politics. Through these words, it vividly shows a politician Liang Qichao who "made military men eclipse in panic" and a scholar Liang Qichao who was "the pioneer of 'new history' and devoted to 'academic interests'".

Wu Xinghua is both a poet and a translator. Most of his poems and translated works were published in the 1930s and 1940s. This book "Wu Xinghua Collected Works" includes Wu Xinghua's "The Builder of Sand", "Starting from the Survival of Animals", "Recording the Illness of the God of Poetry", "Tang Poems", "Selected Poems", "Today's New Poems", "Talking about Pastoral Poems", "Two Books About Yeats" and "How to Talk" "Doves, Nightingales and Linnets", "Autumn Diary", "One More Time", "Joyce Study", "Finigan's Wake", "Remembering the Dead Sister", "Dreamwalkers", "Marlowe and His Atheistic Thoughts" and other articles, Wu Xinghua was a genius, and it is sad to die young. Reading this book can interpret the profound implications of Wu Xinghua's works and understand his tragic life of dying young.

This book is a collection of essays by Mr. Zhang Zhongxing and belongs to one of the designated reading series of textbooks compiled by the ministry. As a "late bloomer" prose writer in the literary world, Zhang Zhongxing's prose is inseparable from his personal experience. After going through the ups and downs of the times, he took up writing in his twilight years to reminisce about the past, writing about the Red Mansion, Peking University, food and drink, as well as teachers and friends, life, and leisurely love. He imbued his life's insights and feelings in simple words. This is the value of Zhang Zhongxing's prose selected for this book.

"The Oblivion of Glory" conducts an in-depth investigation and understanding of Chinese history and culture through the narration, recollection, examination and reflection of the remaining ruins and ruins, interprets the rich meanings contained in these glorious relics, and resurrects the historical legends that were once full of glory. The author carefully identifies the flickering clues scattered in people's lives today, leading them to vivid and rich characters in the vast history, making people understand the contingency and inevitability of individuals creating history, and deeply appreciate the helplessness of history and the indescribable destiny of life.

This book is a collection of novels and prose works by the famous writer and bibliophile Mr. Zheng Zhenduo. It mainly selects Zheng Zhenduo's life-long masterpieces of novels "Cat" and "Lucky Money", and famous prose works "The Literature of Butterflies", "Yungang", "The Fun of Banquet", "Words on a Moonlit Night", etc. Through these masterpieces, we can get a glimpse of Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's literary quality and patriotism.

This book collects Liang Qichao's famous essays, presenting readers with the most classic articles. His prose either exposes and criticizes the dark and ugly reality, or worries about the current situation of the motherland, or introduces advanced Western ideas and technology, actively calls for reform and self-improvement, and uses prose as a propaganda tool for his reform ideas. In terms of form, his prose is full of discussion and momentum, and his writing is often emotional and highly inspiring; his language is both elegant and clear, and full of elegance and interest. His works "Dedication and Joy" and "The Most Suffering and the Most Joy" were selected into Chinese middle school Chinese textbooks.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous writer Mr. Mao Dun. It contains dozens of fine essays by Mr. Mao Dun, including "Dream Under Severe Frost", "Fog", "Red Leaves", "Dusk", "The House of Hell", "Footprints on the Beach", etc. Mao Dun has been engaged in writing for a long time. However, he has a profound knowledge of the world, so he never forgets society. His thoughtful observations and clear analysis are the most practical writing methods in modern prose and have high literary appreciation value.

The icebergs of Greenland are broad and crystal clear, the waterfalls of Norway are free and unrestrained; the chocolate of Switzerland exudes an alluring fragrance, and the papyrus of Egypt solidifies a bygone time; Masada has witnessed the resistance of the Jews who would rather die than surrender, and the Pashupatinath Temple carries the Hindus' thinking about death... Different regions, different customs; different cultures, different beliefs. The world is as colorful as a brocade, and the human heart is just like the shuttle that strings together its longitude and weft threads. Follow Bi Shumin and embark on a "cultural journey" on paper.

"Robinson Crusoe" tells the story of Robinson Crusoe, a young British sailing enthusiast who was swept to a desert island by wind and waves in a shipwreck. Although he was out of danger, he was alone and helpless. In order to survive, he used his intelligence and strong will to overcome various hardships and built fortresses, "villas" and ships. He also rescued captives from the hands of the natives and assisted the British shipowners in recovering the ship that had been occupied by pirates. Finally, he bid farewell to the desert island where he had lived for 28 years, and returned to the UK with the ship.

This book contains letters written to children by 45 outstanding celebrities in American history. These people have made extraordinary contributions in the fields of politics, military, science, literature and art, etc., And their words and deeds have a profound accumulation and influence on future generations. Letters can best present the appearance and reality of a person. Reading these handed down letters, one can not only appreciate their great minds and personalities, but also feel their mortal moments. Faced with their loved ones, they expressed their ambitions and concerns. The words are full of warmth and joy, and the conflicts and worries are also vividly visible. Letters from home once connected time, space and emotions, but now they are a fresh perspective on the American spiritual group, and they are also a guide to education that is often read and updated.

This book is a kind of "The Complete Works of Susan Sontag", the first volume of Sontag's diary, which spans from 1947 to 1963. These 16 years are the process of Sontag's growth from a young girl to a young writer and a single mother. The central content of her life is to experience it at all costs: to read eagerly and to "understand" with all her strength. Life and writing are inseparable, thus partially answering the question "Why Sontag is Sontag?"

Zhu Ziqing's prose is a model of beautiful writing that has influenced generations of Chinese people. It has been a preserved chapter in Chinese textbooks that have been updated many times. "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", etc. Are well-known and well-known throughout the country. Li Yapeng recited deeply in CCTV's "The Reader", with tears in his eyes. When we first read it in Chinese textbooks, we were still unable to understand this feeling when we were young. After reading it again when I mature, millions of readers suddenly realize that they were too shallow back then. There is a "back figure" in everyone's heart, which touches the softness deep in the soul. "Back View" is an excellent extracurricular reading to cultivate children's pure mind. In reading classics, you can understand the depth of family affection, discover feelings, and discover love. "All love in the world points to reunion, only the love of parents points to separation." As children, our greatest sorrow is that we rely on the love of our parents, but still despise them, just like the "I" in "Back" despise the fat back and stumbling steps of our father. When I mature, I burst into tears when I think of that "clumsy" back. Just as Zhu Ziqing wrote: "His back blended into the people coming and going, and he could not be found again..."

How does a poetic life begin? "Thank you for coming to my growth dressed up" to bloom the beautiful and wonderful moments of life to you. Whether it is the old ship king taking the child into the casino, having dinner in the bathroom, or accompanying him to Rome. Because I have been here in great attire, my dignity is noble even in humbleness, and my mind can find balance in the bumps. From then on, ignorance was enlightened by civilization. These stories are a touch of beauty in the original sky. This heralds a glorious and prosperous life.

How far does love go? The unknown love stories of Chinese and foreign celebrities and the touching love chapters of ordinary people will tell you that there is a voice saying that they love you from the place closest to you. A lifetime of love, a moment of indulgence lasts forever. Who in your life allows whom to live forever? If there is love, the world will be there if you are there. Show you the most beautiful and touching love in the world. --The Emotional Volume of the Pillow Book Series

Is the memory deep in my heart the sound of the iron flute, or the blooming gardenia? We live in the future, but we cannot forget the past. A sincere and touching nostalgic story that touches the deepest part of the soul. Whether they are famous people or ordinary people, their warm memories will shine in your sky. --The Nostalgic Volume of the Pillow Book Series

The legendary writer whose portrait was stamped with the pound sterling, a literary classic that has been gathering dust for more than thirty years, is introduced in Chinese for the first time: a journey to existence, a collection of local stories that capture flowing water, snowflakes, and the roar of deer. "The smell excites me; the smell of moss on the earth excites me..." Nan Shepherd is a lifelong visitor to the mountains: she eats wild fruits, drinks river water, swims in lakes, and sleeps on the mountainside; when she wakes up in the morning, the paws of a robin rest on her bare arm; sometimes it is the breath of wild deer grazing that wakes her up. This is a classic ode to the mountains. It is also a decades-long sensory experiment exploring the natural world, showing us how many subtle connections can be made between a person and the external world. Before its publication in 1977, the manuscript of this book was kept at the bottom of a box by the author for more than thirty years.

George Orwell (1903-1950) was a great British humanitarian writer, journalist and social critic. His handed down works "1984" and "Animal Farm" are popular and timeless, and he is known as "the cold conscience of a generation of British people". Orwell was not born a prophet. Through the profound prism of "1984", what we see is a doomsday prophet who penetrates all the fog of human nature. But that was not the Orwell who lived in this world in flesh and blood. Throughout his life, he was an ardent believer, a brave warrior, and an ordinary person who was injured, frightened, and destitute. "1984" Is his end rather than his starting point. The three documentary works "Down and Out in Paris and London", "The Road to Wigan Pier" and "Homage to Catalonia" are the three footprints Orwell left at important junctures in his life and thought. From this, it is not difficult for us to read some familiar scenes and emotional fragments in "1984", although they have undergone numerous transformations. Together they form a key to interpreting the prophet's thought process.

The book "Metaphors of Disease" contains Sontag's two important essays "Disease as Metaphor" and "AIDS and its Metaphors". In the article, Sontag reflects on and criticizes how diseases such as tuberculosis, AIDS, and cancer are gradually metaphorized in social interpretation, transforming from "just a disease of the body" into a process of moral criticism, and then into a process of political oppression.

Zhou Zuoren's articles are among the most interesting. His reputation is much higher than that of his contemporaries, and his intellectual power is no less than that of Lu Xun. He combined the thoughts of a thinker and the inspiration of an artist, and appeared in the form of essays, describing the world's longitude and latitude, and discussing the past events of the world, forming an independent writing style. This book contains Zhou Zuoren's "My Own Garden", "Bitter Rain", "Wooden Boat" and many other classic prose, essays, and miscellaneous talks. The chapters are exquisite and precise, allowing you and me who read and appreciate words to feel the emotional threads of their calm words and find a little bit of light in the boring literature and history.

Zhou Zuoren's articles are among the most interesting. His reputation is much higher than that of his contemporaries, and his intellectual power is no less than that of Lu Xun. He combined the thoughts of a thinker and the inspiration of an artist, and appeared in the form of essays, describing the world's longitude and latitude, and discussing the past events of the world, forming an independent writing style. This book contains Zhou Zuoren's "Hand of Glory", "Japanese Peeps", "Imprisonment in a Women's College" and many other classic essays, short essays, and miscellaneous talks. The articles are exquisite and sophisticated, allowing you and me who read and appreciate words to feel the emotional threads of their calm words and find a little bit of light in the boring literature and history.

Mr. Pingwa always likes to be quiet, and he is most afraid of someone knocking on his door. What makes him feel comfortable is either walking on the land of the northwest, or reclusive in his study. In fact, my husband also likes the excitement, but his excitement is not the bright lights, but the inner peace and the freedom of walking alone. This book talks about emotions, hobbies, society and life. There is worldly wisdom and the joy of life. To the hurried passer-by, Mr. Pingwa's collection of essays is just an arty plaything. But this book is written for walkers of life. I hope they can understand the true meaning of loneliness and be more calm and relaxed in life.

"Sons and Lovers" is Lawrence's most famous work. The first half of the novel focuses on the Oedipal relationship between Paul and his mother. The second half focuses on two different loves between Paul and his two lovers, Clara and Milan. The former is erotic love, and the latter is Platonic spiritual love. Paul was in his mother's shadow and unable to choose his own path in life. It was not until his mother died of illness that he got rid of his shackles, said goodbye to his hometown and lover, and truly grew up. In this novel, Lawrence boldly and thoroughly explores the psychology of women, and the women in his novels therefore show stronger aesthetic taste and artistic expression, delicately and accurately reflecting Lawrence's writing themes.

"Soul Guest Literature and Art: Easy to See" is the second book in the "Soul Guest Literature and Art" series. In addition to articles by famous writers such as Yu Hua, Jiang Fangzhou, Ren Xiaowen, Zhang Facai, and Wang Xiaoshan, it also includes excellent articles by new literary forces such as Liushen Leilei, Zhang Jiawei, and Liu Yang. "Soul Guest Literature and Art" adheres to strict literary selection standards and is committed to providing readers with a high-quality literary feast.

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"A Calm Heart Is Calm" is divided into four volumes and selects 55 representative essays by Mr. Liang Shiqiu in which he talks about life. These words include the author's insights from small things in life, comments on the world and human feelings, concern for one's own cultivation, and feelings about the passage of time. The writing is elegant and humorous, and reflects the author's calm and calm attitude towards life.

"Little Warmth in the World" takes "love and warmth" as the theme and contains a total of 36 classic novels and essays by Wang Zengqi. These words are full of the calmness and elegance after life has returned to calmness after the prosperity and intensity. It pours out Mr. Wang's concern and tenderness for time, vegetation, insects, fish, birds and beasts, as well as human life. It has a power to soothe people's hearts. Through words, Mr. Wang conveyed to us his wisdom in life: life is like a dream, and only by settling your heart sincerely, loving life, and understanding life can you get the gift of life.

"Interesting in the World" takes "interesting" as its theme and is divided into four volumes, including a total of 39 classic novels and essays by Wang Zengqi. The first volume is entitled "Life is very interesting" and collects Mr. Wang's works that write interesting things about life. They are true and natural, and deeply capture the fun of life. The second volume is titled "You Must Love Something" and collects Mr. Wang's works about his personal hobbies, such as reading, writing, looking at paintings, composing, and watching plays, which are full of fun. The third volume is titled "There is Drama in the World" and collects Mr. Wang's works about opera. His unique insights reveal Mr. Wang's love for opera. The fourth volume is titled "These Old People Are So Interesting". The works collected are all about ordinary and interesting people around us, which make people smile.

In 1932, Mr. Lao She completed a work called "Cat City" which was considered an outlier at the time. In a sense, "Cat City" can be regarded as a work that transcended its times at the time. When this work was translated and introduced to the West, its subject matter and style were deeply loved by Western readers.

"Dr. Wen" tells the story of Dr. Wen, a doctor studying in the United States. He is a literary and ruffian politician who has no knowledge but is good at power. He uses the foreign brand of a doctor studying in the United States to cheat, curry favor with the powerful, and find a job as a "commissioner" with both fame and fortune. Although he also loves money, he knows that in order to make money, he must become an official. Therefore, the philosophy of life he believes in is the two-in-one of "money standard plus official standard". Lao She used a sharp pen of ridicule and ridicule to lash out at the ugly people among the "Confucian scholars" in old China.

"Two Horses" presents the differences between Eastern and Western cultures through the experiences of Chinese businessman Lao Ma and his son Xiao Ma in the UK, and satirizes and criticizes the weaknesses of Chinese national character. This is one of Lao She's earlier works that focuses on Eastern and Western cultures.

"Four Generations Under One Roof" is a novel that reflects the various life styles of ordinary people in the occupied areas of Peiping during the Anti-Japanese War. The book is set in the Xiaoyangquan Hutong in Peking. Through complex conflicts and entanglements, the Qi family in the Hutong is the main one, supplemented by the Qian family, the Guan family, and other residents. It depicts the images of many ordinary people from all walks of life at that time; the choices of resistance and obedience, the choice of the country and the individual, and other difficult choices are intertwined, profoundly showing the difficult and tortuous path that ordinary people have traveled in the historical process of the great era.

"Zhao Ziyue" depicts the chaotic, despicable and vulgar life of a group of college students in the rooftop apartment of Drum Tower in Beijing in the 1920s. The protagonist Zhao Zi said that he did not study hard and made trouble everywhere, so he was expelled from the university. He played mahjong all night long and spent all day at the banquet, drunk and dreaming. At the critical moment of life and death, thanks to the persuasion of his best friend Li Jingchun, he finally woke up, changed his ways, and started a new life.

This book tells the story of a young, strong and energetic rickshaw driver who hopes to change his humble status through personal struggle. The novel prominently expresses the writer's sincere sympathy and profound understanding of the urban poor. It is one of China's outstanding works in the 1930s and one of the outstanding novels in modern China. It has become Lao She's main masterpiece and established Lao She's important position in the history of modern Chinese literature. After "Camel Xiangzi" was translated into English in the 1940s, it also won the favor of foreign readers.

The three-act drama "Tea House" is a classic in the history of Chinese drama. Each character's lines are designed to be very vivid, expressive, full of personality, concise and concise, and have profound meaning. It is still a standing repertoire of modern theaters. Mr. Lao She's short stories are wise and concise, and his prose is simple and humorous.