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"Under the Red Flag" is Lao She's autobiographical novel. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, social unrest and folk customs were corrupted, and the lives of the banner people became increasingly difficult. During the Gengzi period, with the arrival of the Boxer Rebellion, the seemingly peaceful lives of the obedient people in old Beijing suddenly went into trouble. Faced with the broken rivers and mountains and remaining homes, the old Beijingers who had endured the plunder could only remember this period of history in their hearts forever.

"I, the Last Generation of Worker, Peasant and Soldier Student" is the youthful memory of Jing Yidan and his classmates as the country's last generation of worker, peasant and soldier student. It is a collection of short stories of 20 classmates, but the big picture can be seen from the small. From the celebration meeting for smashing the Gang of Four to the days of educated youth, from the soldiers of the Corps to the plateau fields, choosing and being chosen at the time of cultural recovery... They are at the intersection of historical changes and changing times, but they have not forgotten their original aspirations in this huge historical torrent, leaving many touching stories, true and vivid. In addition, this book has many vivid illustrations, photos and audio and video QR codes, which are lifelike and lifelike, allowing people to naturally integrate into that era.

Goodbye is also meet. This is the way back to the Forbidden City. This book uses the Forbidden City as its warp and the historical figures of the Ming and Qing Dynasties as its weft, weaving a heart-stirring and generous tragedy in the intersection of time and space. It is a map, interpreting every corner of the Forbidden City like a treasure; it is also history, with the author observing every detail with his consistent and delicate writing style, and vividly restoring the joys and sorrows of historical figures in the depths of human nature.

After the end of World War II in 1945, in the world situation where the United States and the Soviet Union were competing for hegemony, the United States handed over Taiwan, which had been recaptured from Japanese rule, to Chiang Kai-shek. This opened a new page for postwar Taiwan... Under the strategic layout of the United States, as soon as the Taiwanese people broke away from "imperialization", they immediately became the hub of the "Western Pacific Defense Line" to prevent the communist forces from crossing over. Taiwan borders the Aleutian Islands, Japan, South Korea, and the Ryukyu Islands to the north, and borders the Philippines, New Zealand, and Australia to the south. The United States and the Soviet Union are competing externally, and the Kuomintang and the Communist Party are fighting against each other internally... Against this background, the Taiwanese people have experienced major events such as the February 28 Incident, martial law, newspaper bans, party bans, white terror, the rule of the two Chiang Kai-sheks, the Ten Major Construction Projects, the Joint Recruitment, the Ten Thousand Years Congress, the Formosa Incident, and the Wild Lily Student Movement. After experiencing various social movements and struggles, they finally moved towards democracy.

Hauptmann has a keen insight into people's inner world. Because of this, he created many characters that were truly lifelike, rather than just types representing a certain point of view or opinion. All the characters in his works, even the supporting ones, have rich life experiences. No matter what subject he writes about, even if he writes about the dark side of life, he always has a noble character. This noble character and exquisite art give his works great appeal.

Mr. Zhu Ziqing used simple and practical words to introduce the classic works in our country's cultural heritage in thirteen articles in "Classics". Since its first edition, "Classics" has been widely circulated for more than 60 years, and has truly become an enlightenment classic that popularizes Chinese traditional culture. The book has insightful insights, is popular and fluent, and explains the profound things in a simple way. It is an introductory guide for general readers to understand ancient Chinese cultural classics.

The book "Love and Life" selects the representative works of Mr. Zou Taofen, a famous Chinese publisher, writer, and journalist, including travel notes, essays, and essays. The themes include world travel notes, editorials, youth struggles, appreciation of literary and artistic works, memory articles of famous people, etc. The content is short and concise, highly readable, and even involves the introduction of learning methods. It is a philosophical life inspiration and full of affection for today's teenagers and the wider readership. Zou Taofen's works have long been famous and are well-known to every household. They are best-selling books on public bookshelves. The book "Love and Life" was carefully compiled and selected by the famous writer and journalist Luo Lala. The book is beautifully written and has profound implications. It is a veritable concern and reflection on "love and life".

Many famous Jewish thinkers such as Moloa, Fromm, Adler, Wittgenstein, Kafka, etc., Use wise, humorous and wonderful words to interpret the five major issues in life that everyone has to face, including marriage and family, friendship and happiness, life and death, morality and art, economy and politics. This book was once popular all over the world, and to this day, we can still see the way forward through these wise eyes.

This book collects Fu Lei's essays recalling his own growth, literary creation experience, literary criticism, prefaces and postscripts to his translations, letters discussing literature with friends, etc. In this book, one can not only understand Fu Lei's attitude towards life, but also appreciate the cultural and historical value of Fu Lei's literary ideas.

The sound of the river is mighty, the bells are ringing again... Romain Rolland has composed a majestic epic full of passion and vitality with the vast chapters of the ocean. "John Christophe" uses the life course of the protagonist Christophe to describe how a resolute soul defeats his inner enemies and moves from childishness to maturity; it also describes how a talented musician resists the hypocritical society and resists morbid art. It is not only an epic of Christophe's personal spirit, but also a musical epic, a portrayal of the spiritual journey of thousands of people, and an immortal classic that has inspired generations of people at home and abroad. As Romain Rolland himself said, it is the "spiritual testament" of an era.

This book contains Kafka's letters. Kafka, the most important German writer in the early 20th century, is regarded as the founder of modern literature along with Joyce and Brewster.

This book is a collection of Kafka's short stories. Most of the subjects described in Kafka's works are unknown people at the bottom. They are deeply squeezed by the imperial bureaucracy, and their hearts are full of loneliness, fear, confusion and uneasiness. The plots are often fragmented, which reflect the social contradictions and the situation of all living beings in the late period of the empire, becoming a model work of that era.

This book contains the second part of Kafka's "Love Letter to Phyllis" and "Love Letter to Mirena". Kafka, the most important German writer in the early 20th century, is regarded as the founder of modern literature along with Joyce and Brewster.

This is a collection of lyrical prose with a strong philosophical nature, which embodies all Gibran's efforts and is the pinnacle of his literary and artistic creation. It is eye-catching. The entire work is rich in philosophy and wisdom. It is a book of aphorisms about life, art, love, and human nature, and is worth reading again and again. The book is full of pictures and texts, and the exquisite translation is accompanied by Gibran's own paintings and illustrations, bringing endless reading pleasure to people.

This book contains the first part of Kafka's "Love Letter to Phyllis". Kafka, the most important German writer in the early 20th century, is regarded as the founder of modern literature along with Joyce and Brewster.

"The Complete Works of Kafka" consists of 9 volumes and is edited by the famous scholar and German translator Mr. Ye Tingfang. The creative part of the book is mainly based on the version compiled by Max Brod, Kafka's friend during his lifetime, with slight adjustments; the letters have been greatly supplemented based on the materials discovered in recent years. The first volume is short stories, rewritten based on "Kafka's Short Stories" by Paul Rabe and "A Country Marriage" by Max Brod. The second volume contains two novels, "The Missing" and "The Proceedings." The third volume contains the novel "The Castle". The fourth volume contains essays, fragments and conversations. The essays include eight octavo notebooks left by Kafka, which are of precious data value. The fifth volume is Kafka's diary, with several of the author's travel diaries attached at the end. The sixth and seventh volumes are collections of letters. The sixth volume contains all the letters to friends between 1900 and 1921, except love letters and letters from home. The seventh volume contains letters to friends from 1922 to 1924, and the rest are letters from home. At the end is Kafka's famous long letter "To Father" which he wrote in 1919 and finally sent. The eighth volume contains love letters. Kafka wrote a large number of love letters, which is rare among modern writers. They account for about half of all Kafka's writings, and the love letters he wrote to his two passionate lovers accounted for more than half of them. This volume mainly contains Kafka's love letters to Phyllis Powell, to whom he was twice engaged and broke off his engagement twice. Part of the ninth volume is still Kafka's love letter to Phyllis Powell, and the other part is a love letter to the married woman Milena.

Fu Lei spent ten years carefully translating it twice, and it is recognized as the preferred translation of "The Biography of Celebrities"! Fu Lei: "I occasionally read the biography of Beethoven, and after reading it I couldn't help crying. I felt like I was illuminated by a divine light, and I suddenly gained the power of new life. I suddenly cheered up like a miracle. This is a major event in my spiritual life." "Celebrity Biography" includes three heroic biographies written by Romain Rolland: "The Biography of Beethoven", "The Biography of Michelangelo" and "The Biography of Tolstoy". The three people in the biography, one is a musician, one is a sculptor and painter, and the other is a novelist, each has his own garden. The three biographies all focus on recording the great genius who dedicated his life to creating immortal masterpieces that can express truth, goodness and beauty on the journey of life's hardships and hardships. The reason why they can persist in their arduous journey depends entirely on their love and confidence in mankind. Romain Rolland called these three great geniuses "heroes".

This book contains Kafka's diary. Kafka, the most important German writer in the early 20th century, is regarded as the founder of modern literature along with Joyce and Brewster.

This book collects Kafka's letters and family letters. Kafka, the most important German writer in the early 20th century, is regarded as the founder of modern literature along with Joyce and Brewster.

Are you feeling dizzy doing PPT? Come to the Galapagos Islands to see the cute baby turtles; do you feel drowsy after reading the report? Go to Guayaquil and reflect on life with a centenarian lizard; is the subway jammed like a can of sardines? Feel the vastness of the football field built by the ancient Mayans; the conference room is filled with smoke? Imagine the sweetness of the air in the tropical fog forests of Costa Rica. There are some roads that cannot be walked with high heels, there are some air that cannot be smelled by perfume, and there are some scenery that can never be seen in an office building. A book takes you on an in-depth exploration of the hinterland of Central and South America. Your body has not yet moved, but your heart is far away. You can't reach the New World by following the old map. Bi Shumin will take you on a new self-guided travel route: "the most beautiful island in the world" Galapagos Islands, "the crown jewel of the tropical fog forest" Monteverde fog forest in Costa Rica, the ancient Indians' Pyramid of the Sun and Moon and the Avenue of the Dead, Taxco, the world's capital of silver jewelry, the former residence of Che Guevara... Too many secrets waiting for you to explore, too many miracles waiting for you to discover.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is Lu Xun's only collection of retrospective essays, including ten essays, which relatively completely records his life experience and ideological context from childhood to youth, and vividly depicts a picture of the social landscape of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Those unforgettable childhood anecdotes and those characters with distinctive personalities come to life in Mr. Lu Xun's memories full of love and warmth.

"The Little Prince" is a classic fairy tale that sells well all over the world. The protagonist of this book is a little prince from an alien planet. The book uses a pilot as the narrator to tell the story of the various people and things the little prince encountered during his journey from his own planet to the earth. The whole story is concise and pure, with a touch of sadness and profound thinking revealed between the lines, and has far-reaching implications. Through the eyes of the little prince, readers can understand philosophies about love, life, responsibility, ideals, hope, etc.

This book is Wen Yiduo's classic study of Tang poetry. It covers the advantages and disadvantages of poetry and poems, the redemption of palace-style poetry, famous poets, poet chronology, and poetry translation. It also provides a unique and profound analysis of the poetic achievements of famous poets in the Tang Dynasty, such as the "Four Heroes of the Early Tang Dynasty", Meng Haoran, Jia Dao, Cen Shen, Du Fu, Li Bai and others. The writing is elegant and fluent, informative and interesting, and fascinating.

This book is the first work in the study of the history of Chinese novels and a landmark academic work in the twentieth century. It mainly discusses the artistic techniques and evolutionary trends of Chinese classical novels, and analyzes the ideas and art of novels in the past dynasties. It is concise and comprehensive, and the judgment is fair. Lu Xun took the lead in systematically studying novels as a specialized subject, creating a new field of research on ancient Chinese literature and establishing an independent system for the history of Chinese novels.

This book is a work of literary criticism written by the famous Chinese classics master Wang Guowei. It is one of the most influential works on poetry in modern China. After receiving the baptism of Western aesthetic thought, Wang Guowei used a new perspective to evaluate traditional Chinese literature. The theoretical issues he summarized aroused great repercussions among readers of the new and old generations at that time, and held a lofty status in the history of modern Chinese literary criticism.

This book is Mr. Zhu Ziqing's introduction to the classics of ancient Chinese literature, history, and philosophy. It interprets Chinese classics such as Shuowen Jiezi, Zhouyi, Shangshu, and The Book of Songs in an schematic and detailed manner, and discusses the characteristics of various scholars, poems, poems, and essays. The narrative is objective and plain, with insightful insights. It is an introductory guide to understanding ancient Chinese cultural classics.

This book is one of the "Chinese Literature Research Guide Series". Mainly planned and edited by Chen Sihe, a professor at Fudan University, it mainly explores and improves Shen Congwen's creation. It is a book that allows the world to understand the Chinese culture written by Shen Congwen. The English title is Routledge Companion to Shen Congwen.

"Human Grass and Trees" is a collection of essays by Mr. Wang Zengqi. He wrote in ink the human touch of vegetation, mountains and rivers, flowers, birds, insects and fish, as well as the gentle local flavor of folk customs and ordinary people. He wrote the beauty and agility of the world with a calm and open-minded heart. There is always a series of surprises under the tip of his pen: the white osmanthus with dew in the morning mist, the bright, plump and plump rain in Kunming, the woody fragrance that swells the flower bones, the gardenia enjoying itself, the alley. The soft voice of the Miao woman selling bayberry, the unforgettable mentors and friends of the Lianda University, or the idle people in the busy city who have no joy or worry, no worries, no desires or pursuits, who are naturally indifferent, hugging their knees and watching "Living Zhuangzi". Mr. Wang Zengqi has devoted his true feelings to life all his life. His water-washed words have the power to wash away the worldly world and give his works pure vitality.

This book is my country's first large-scale reportage collection initiated by Zou Taofen and edited by Mao Dun. In the spring of 1936, Zou Taofen was inspired by Gorky's compilation of "One Day in the World" and decided to publish "One Day in China". He invited Mao Dun to be the editor-in-chief, and agreed to use May 21 of that year as the node to issue a call for essays to the whole country, asking people from all walks of life to "record what they saw, heard, and did on this day as a cross-section of China on May 21, 1936." The book contains nearly 500 articles, including diaries, reports, letters, travel notes, essays, short stories and other genres. Except for a few famous writers, most of the contributors are workers, teachers, students, police, soldiers, farmers and other ordinary people. The book also contains more than 70 illustrations to reflect the actual situation in various places, among which the woodcuts were selected by Lu Xun. In addition to soliciting submissions, the editor has also been very creative and compiled three chapters: "A bird's-eye view of the country", "A day's newspaper", and "A day's entertainment", striving to cover everything about China today.

This book is my country's first large-scale reportage collection initiated by Zou Taofen and edited by Mao Dun. In the spring of 1936, Zou Taofen was inspired by Gorky's compilation of "One Day in the World" and decided to publish "One Day in China". He invited Mao Dun to be the editor-in-chief, and agreed to use May 21 of that year as the node to issue a call for essays to the whole country, asking people from all walks of life to "record what they saw, heard, and did on this day as a cross-section of China on May 21, 1936." The book contains nearly 500 articles, including diaries, reports, letters, travel notes, essays, short stories and other genres. Except for a few famous writers, most of the contributors are workers, teachers, students, police, soldiers, farmers and other ordinary people. The book also contains more than 70 illustrations to reflect the actual situation in various places, among which the woodcuts were selected by Lu Xun. In addition to soliciting submissions, the editor has also been very creative and compiled three chapters: "A bird's-eye view of the country", "A day's newspaper", and "A day's entertainment", striving to cover everything about China today.

This book is my country's first large-scale reportage collection initiated by Zou Taofen and edited by Mao Dun. In the spring of 1936, Zou Taofen was inspired by Gorky's compilation of "One Day in the World" and decided to publish "One Day in China". He invited Mao Dun to be the editor-in-chief, and agreed to use May 21 of that year as the node to issue a call for essays to the whole country, asking people from all walks of life to "record what they saw, heard, and did on this day as a cross-section of China on May 21, 1936." The book contains nearly 500 articles, including diaries, reports, letters, travel notes, essays, short stories and other genres. Except for a few famous writers, most of the contributors are workers, teachers, students, police, soldiers, farmers and other ordinary people. The book also contains more than 70 illustrations to reflect the actual situation in various places, among which the woodcuts were selected by Lu Xun. In addition to soliciting submissions, the editor has also been very creative and compiled three chapters: "A bird's-eye view of the country", "A day's newspaper", and "A day's entertainment", striving to cover everything about China today.

This book is my country's first large-scale reportage collection initiated by Zou Taofen and edited by Mao Dun. In the spring of 1936, Zou Taofen was inspired by Gorky's compilation of "One Day in the World" and decided to publish "One Day in China". He invited Mao Dun to be the editor-in-chief, and agreed to use May 21 of that year as the node to issue a call for essays to the whole country, asking people from all walks of life to "record what they saw, heard, and did on this day as a cross-section of China on May 21, 1936." The book contains nearly 500 articles, including diaries, reports, letters, travel notes, essays, short stories and other genres. Except for a few famous writers, most of the contributors are workers, teachers, students, police, soldiers, farmers and other ordinary people. The book also contains more than 70 illustrations to reflect the actual situation in various places, among which the woodcuts were selected by Lu Xun. In addition to soliciting submissions, the editor has also been very creative and compiled three chapters: "A bird's-eye view of the country", "A day's newspaper", and "A day's entertainment", striving to cover everything about China today.

This book is my country's first large-scale reportage collection initiated by Zou Taofen and edited by Mao Dun. In the spring of 1936, Zou Taofen was inspired by Gorky's compilation of "One Day in the World" and decided to publish "One Day in China". He invited Mao Dun to be the editor-in-chief, and agreed to use May 21 of that year as the node to issue a call for essays to the whole country, asking people from all walks of life to "record what they saw, heard, and did on this day as a cross-section of China on May 21, 1936." The book contains nearly 500 articles, including diaries, reports, letters, travel notes, essays, short stories and other genres. Except for a few famous writers, most of the contributors are workers, teachers, students, police, soldiers, farmers and other ordinary people. The book also contains more than 70 illustrations to reflect the actual situation in various places, among which the woodcuts were selected by Lu Xun. In addition to soliciting submissions, the editor has also been very creative and compiled three chapters: "A bird's-eye view of the country", "A day's newspaper", and "A day's entertainment", striving to cover everything about China today.

1. Great wisdom in simplicity, true feelings in plainness; 2. Literary classics rooted in Chinese cultural heritage; 3. Reading Mr. Liang Shiqiu's articles, you can not only appreciate the beautiful words and the humor between the lines, but also experience the philosophy of life. Complete collection of 98 food essays by Mr. Liang Shiqiu. The whole book is divided into three parts: Happy Greed; Hometown on the Tip of the Tongue; The Best Taste in the World. First, he eagerly discusses some concepts and customs about eating, then lovingly records the various delicacies and snacks in his hometown of Peking, and finally carefully evaluates the different local tastes of the local market when living in a foreign country. The writing is elegant and humorous, revealing Mr. Liang Shiqiu's consistent love for food and his plain and leisurely attitude towards life.

1. Great wisdom in simplicity, true feelings in plainness; 2. Literary classics rooted in Chinese cultural heritage; 3. Reading Mr. Liang Shiqiu's articles, you can not only appreciate the beautiful words and the humor between the lines, but also experience the philosophy of life. This book contains 40 essays by Mr. Liang Shiqiu, focusing on describing the difficulties and obstacles in ordinary people's daily lives. It is a plain and warm life story book. Whether he is making fun of daily necessities, or describing market customs, his writing is elegant, concise, and plain, full of humor, helplessness, and wisdom in life. After reading it, one's heart becomes calm and soft.

Don't betray your simplicity because the world is too complicated. Life is so simple. The so-called simplicity is not childish innocence, but a kind of transcendence of worldly sophistication and understanding of all kinds of contradictions, problems, and subtle psychological calculations in the world. But beyond this level, there is a kind of level-headedness that transcends it, looking at the world optimistically, and then playing with it. This is a very open-minded mind, a transcendent attitude and wisdom.

Selections of Feng Zikai's prose comics, 120th anniversary edition. All the troubles in the world arise from craving, but if the mind is free, fear will disappear. For things now, you can just let your mind go as it comes; for things in the future, you have a mind for the future, so there is no need to worry about it. Don't be afraid of the future. The future will always come. Don't dwell on the past. In this way, your life will be more joyful. The real beauty of life lies in: you have a clear heart. Only by filling your heart can you calmly resist all the uneasiness and noise in the world and achieve a beautiful life.

For the first time, Mr. Liu Mingjiu conducted a panoramic scan and confession of his life, showing his academic journey and inner monologue as a living fossil in the history of modern Chinese humanities. He has no intention of erecting a monument or biography for himself, nor does he whitewash his self-portrait in oil paint in order to gain the glory of history. Instead, he expresses his feelings directly, stays true to his own inner self, and truthfully writes a real self that can be seen, felt, and reflected in every detail. This is a writing in which the soul is present. In order to fully present its spiritual core and soul guidance, he even did not hesitate to reveal his inner weakness, entanglement and helplessness. Its frankness and sincerity directly follow Rousseau's "Confessions", which makes people sigh when reading it.

This book is a collection of Mr. Lu Xun's well-known memoirs. It relatively completely records his life experience and ideological context from childhood to youth. It vividly depicts a picture of the social landscape in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It is an important material for studying Mr. Lu Xun's early thoughts and life. While creating some distinctive characters, it also integrates these memories into rational thinking, making it a warm and rewarding read. These works, with profound and meaningful writing style, are classics in modern Chinese prose.

Gu Cheng (1956-1993) is one of the most influential poets in the history of contemporary Chinese poetry. His poems are pure and natural. The sentence "The night gave me black eyes, but I use them to find light..." Has become a classic line in new Chinese poetry. His works have been translated into more than ten languages ​​including English, French, German, Spanish and Swedish. The romantic life of Gu Cheng and his wife Xie Ye, who met and fell in love and lived in seclusion on Waiheke Island in New Zealand, has also become a legendary story. On October 8, 1993, the fairy tale poet killed his wife Xie Ye and then committed suicide in his New Zealand residence due to a marriage dispute. His untimely death is a loss to the contemporary poetry world; the tragedy of his life is also a sad mystery in the history of literature. "Fish Music: Recalling Gu Cheng" is a collection of commemorative essays written by Gu Cheng's friends, including retrospective essays written by 11 well-known writers, poets, scholars and translators to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Gu Cheng's death, such as Shu Ting, Wang Anyi, etc. It also includes 66 precious historical pictures, which comprehensively and three-dimensionally display Gu Cheng's poetic life. The man has passed away, and the condolences are sincere. Whether it is to appreciate the true love in the world, or to gain an in-depth understanding of the deep-seated reasons behind the tragedy of Gu Cheng and his life, "Yu Le: Remembering Gucheng" collects good articles that reveal true feelings.

The little prince lives on an asteroid called B612. His daily life consists of cleaning three volcanoes, cleaning harmful baobab saplings, and watching the sunset. One day a rose grew on his planet. The little prince took great care of her, but he often had conflicts because of his emotional ignorance. The little prince ran away sadly and traveled around. He came to the earth, met the fox and the pilot, and also saw the garden of five thousand roses. After seeing and learning a lot, the little prince decided to go back to B612 and his unique rose. What children see in this story is their imagination of the adult world, and what adults see in this story is the value of a beautiful childlike innocence. Every time I reread The Little Prince, it is a reflection on growing up.

This book is the best selection of Wang Guowei, the most outstanding academic master of humanities and social sciences and master of Chinese studies in China in the 20th century. It is carefully selected and edited by authoritative experts on Wang Guowei's research. The total number of Wang Guowei's works is about 3 million words (there are also about 3 million words in translated and edited ancient books), and this book accounts for about one-half of all his works. This book collects all of Wang Guowei's works on literature, aesthetics, philosophy, and culture; it selects the essence of history and paleography. The selected historical works reflect his complete view of history from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties to the Han Dynasty, and his splendid national history from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties to the Yuan Dynasty; this collection does not include his too obscure and difficult research and textual research articles. The book provides Wang Guowei's exemplary reading methods and research methods, showing the full picture of the outstanding achievements of this founder of new culture and the founder of new history in the 20th century, and can provide a rare model for the contemporary craze of Chinese studies.

This book is the best selection of Wang Guowei, the most outstanding academic master of humanities and social sciences and master of Chinese studies in China in the 20th century. It is carefully selected and edited by authoritative experts on Wang Guowei's research. The total number of Wang Guowei's works is about 3 million words (there are also about 3 million words in translated and edited ancient books), and this book accounts for about one-half of all his works. This book collects all of Wang Guowei's works on literature, aesthetics, philosophy, and culture; it selects the essence of history and paleography. The selected historical works reflect his complete view of history from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties to the Han Dynasty, and his splendid national history from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties to the Yuan Dynasty; this collection does not include his too obscure and difficult research and textual research articles. The book provides Wang Guowei's exemplary reading methods and research methods, showing the full picture of the outstanding achievements of this founder of new culture and the founder of new history in the 20th century, and can provide a rare model for the contemporary craze of Chinese studies.

This book includes Kafka's novels "The Missing" and "The Proceedings". Most of the subjects described in Kafka's works are unknown people at the bottom. They are deeply squeezed by the imperial bureaucracy, and their hearts are full of loneliness, fear, confusion and uneasiness. The plots are often fragmented, which reflect the social contradictions and the situation of all living beings in the late period of the empire, becoming a model work of that era.

This book contains Kafka's essays and conversations. Kafka, the most important German writer in the early 20th century, is regarded as the founder of modern literature along with Joyce and Brewster.

This book contains 40 novels (some are preserved), more than 30 poems, about 30 essays, and about 20 plays, all of which are famous writers in the history of modern literature, such as Lu Xun, Lao She, Yu Dafu, Liu Bannong, Bing Xin, etc. Each work is followed by an explanation and evaluation as a guide for students to learn.

In late August 1942, Ho Chi Minh, as the leader of the Vietnam Independent League of the International Anti-Fascist Alliance, set out from his base in North Vietnam and went to Chongqing to meet with Chinese dignitaries. On August 29, he was arrested by the Chinese Kuomintang authorities while passing through Zurong Township, Debao County, Guangxi. He was then escorted to and from 30 prisons. After being detained for 377 days, he was released on September 10, 1943. "Prison Diary" is a collection of poems written by Ho Chi Minh while he was in custody. This book carefully analyzes more than 130 of Ho Chi Minh's prison poems from writing background, ideological content to artistic techniques, one by one, and publishes many pertinent comments. There are often wonderful elucidations of some little-known subtexts and subtexts hidden deep in the poems. The book not only draws on the best of others, but also contains the author's own independent opinions.

This book contains two novels by Mr. Lao She, namely "Zhao Ziyue" and "The Biography of Niu Tianci". "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. In "The Biography of Niu Tianci", the merchants and their old man, Niu Tianci, were old and childless. One day, someone gave them a child. They thought that the child was a gift from God, so they named it Niu Tianci. Tianci has been pampered since he was a child, and coupled with the abnormal upbringing of the Niu couple, he can do nothing except play and write some small articles. His family was backward and he had nothing but his former servant and friend Mr. Hu. At this time, the god-sent teacher who had been favored by Old Man Niu suddenly appeared and gave the child a glimmer of hope.

"Biography of Famous People", also known as "Three Lives of Giants", is the collective title of three biographical works, "The Life of Beethoven", "The Life of Michelangelo" and "The Life of Tolstoy" written by the famous French writer Romain Rolland. The three biographies are all extremely talented and accomplished figures in human history. Romain Rolland firmly grasps the commonalities of these three artists in different fields, and strives to depict their mental journeys of enduring hardships without changing their original intentions during the difficult life journey, highlighting their noble personality, philanthropic emotions and broad mind, thus composing a heroic symphony for us.

"The Little Prince" is a work by the French pilot writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. It and its author have always been the pride of France. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the author's death. Based on the 2010 edition, translator Wang Yipei has reorganized the translation and added his deeper understanding of "The Little Prince" over the past few years to help people understand the true meaning of "The Little Prince". Based on the original author's illustrations, we asked the artist to add a number of color illustrations to the book according to the original painting style, interspersed with the original paintings. This edition of "The Little Prince" consists of three booklets: the Chinese translation, the original French text and the themed notebook, which are presented to readers in a high-quality package.