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It contains fifty articles written by Zhou Zuoren around 1940, which is a new attempt in his prose writing style. It is in the same category as "A Corner of the Study". The articles are short in length and are close to "notes written by predecessors". The author describes his writing process as a book: "After reading it or having some thoughts, I often take a piece of paper to jot down its outline, and over time I accumulate one or two hundred entries." "Yaotang Quotations" is one of them. The title "Quotations" is not intended to imitate Confucianism and Buddhism and record one's own words and deeds for future generations, but to "speak more concisely" and select a few points to capture some flash of thought.

Containing forty-five articles, it is the most representative one in Zhou Zuoren's self-selected collection. Zhou Zuoren called himself Zhitang, and its significance can be seen in the "Zhitang Shuo" in this collection. The greatest value of this collection is that it shows Zhou Zuoren's early achievements in his creative career, including poems, essays, sketches, essays, translations and other styles. It not only maintains his own taste, absorbs various knowledge, but also adheres to cultural criticism. It can be said that it is clear, gloomy, evil, elegant and upright in one furnace. It was his most satisfying work at that time.

Includes twenty-eight articles written by Zhou Zuoren in the occupied Peiping from 1940 to 1943. Different from the leisurely conversations about making a cup of tea under the paper windows of the tiled houses in the early days, and different from the flashes of thoughts in the form of short notes in the middle period, here are "serious articles" about Chinese literature and thought. From the traditional future of Chinese literature to Chinese thought, from enlightenment to morality and women's studies, from recollections of studying abroad to nostalgia for old friends, although it is not a lengthy discussion, it is a sorting out of Zhou Zuoren's own thoughts, who has experienced the pain of bronze camels and thorns and was stranded in occupied areas.

It contains eighteen articles by Zhou Zuoren (including inscriptions), most of which were written in the late 1940s. Among them are the history, customs, and famous things that Zhitang always likes to talk about. They cover a wide range of topics, have far-reaching ideas, and are inspiring in their calm talk, such as "The Story of Kong Rong", "Poems About Bamboo Branches", "Custom Poems of Beijing", etc.; There are also serious articles such as "The Transformation of Moral Affairs" and the continuation of "Medicine" "Japanese Insights No. 4" And "Re-Understanding of Japan" bring his Japanese studies to a close; there are also works of memory such as "Hangzhou Prison Fifty Years Ago" and "Inside and Outside the Red Mansion", which are plain and true, do not fall short of empty words, and are the forerunners of "Reminiscences of Zhitang".

This collection selects Zhou Zuoren's works from 1937 to 1941. According to the author himself, this collection "contains a lot of things that I cherish very much, and I think there are quite a lot of interesting essays in them." It is one of the best collections in his life. Zhou's prose style has always been described as leisurely. In his opinion, this can be divided into "small leisurely" and "big leisurely". The latter means "it is helpless, so there is no need to bother yourself much, and you can only deal with it with a gentle and interesting attitude." He also said that "leisure is originally a melancholy thing." The emotional component of wanting to say leisure just adds to the "bitter taste" of the article. "Collection of Medicinal Flavors" best reflects this feature of Zhou's articles.

It contains thirty-three articles by Zhou Zuoren, most of which were written from August 1944 to January 1945. The serious articles about literature refer to historical records and trace the source, the emotional articles about remembering old friends are indifferent to life and death, sincere and touching, and the talks about rain, sending off stoves, and the beauty of Japanese paper are leisurely. As the editor, Mr. Zhi'an, said, "Almost all the features of prose in previous issues are shown in "Before the Beginning of Spring", and it is given a new and contemporary color, so it is unique among Zhou's works."

Includes fifteen articles written by Zhou Zuoren before and after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War (April to December 1945). The articles continue the style since the 1940s. One type still talks about "leisurely", describing scenes, objects, and commentaries, and eloquently talks about it, such as "Poems about Bamboo Branches", "Stone Road" and "Dongchangfang Story"; the other type continues to "seriously" explore ideas, trace their roots, and speak loudly, such as "Mortal Faith" and "Past Work" "Articles of Two Ghosts" plays an important role in the history of Zhou Zuoren's writing and thought. In memory of three old friends, Chen Duxiu, Qian Xuantong, and Liu Bannong, by excerpting and annotating their official slips, he recounted their past interactions and emotions.

"Ku Yu Zhai Preface and Postscript" contains fifty-four chapters. Zhou Zuoren's preface and postscript best reflect his style and characteristics, and are also his summary and reflection on his own ideological context and writing process. They are called prefaces and postscripts, and they are actually beautiful and wonderful articles. Zhou Zuoren divided "Ku Yu Zhai Preface and Postscript" into two parts: self-preface and other prefaces. The 36 articles in the first part are all self-titled, that is, they are prefaces and postscripts for themselves. The 17 articles in the second part are all prefaces and postscripts written by others. This is a preliminary division from the perspective of the objects served by the prefaces and postscripts. However, from a stylistic perspective, the author believes that they can be further divided into narrative prefaces and postscripts, argumentative prefaces and postscripts, and lyrical prefaces and postscripts based on different ways of expression.

This book is a collection of Zhou Zuoren's essays, including 21 essays, including "A Sweet Mouth", "One of the Dreams", "On Novel Education", "Mr. Warrior and Me", "The Story of Encountering a Wolf", etc. In this book, the author begins to recall his reading and enters a "summary period", so the included articles contain many articles discussing ideological issues. Similarly, this book also continues his consistent style of remembering old friends and expressing his feelings while reading.

"Reminiscences of Zhitang" is a relatively comprehensive memoir written by Zhou Zuoren, which can also be said to be an autobiography of his later years. It records Mr. Zhou Zuoren's life in detail. The book is divided into four volumes, taking time as the line to tell the important events that Zhou Zuoren experienced in his life. The book retains many important historical materials of modern literature and society, and cites a large number of the author's previous works in the process of tracing the past. It can be called a "collection" that reflects the purpose of Zhou Zuoren's life writings. This book is rich in content, covers a wide range of topics, has vivid and fluent writing, and is highly readable. Readers can get a more comprehensive understanding of Mr. Zhou Zuoren's life.

Mainly includes Zhou Zuoren's works from April to October 1937. As the author said, "There are many leisurely topics in the articles in this book." However, they are all leisurely topics, but the content can be divided into two categories. One expresses interest, and the other is false. The author continues to criticize the darkest phenomena in Chinese and Western cultures in articles such as "On Literary Inquisition". In Literary Prison, the author pays special attention to the category of "killing people with thoughts" and points out that the essence of ideological tyranny is that people generally lose their ability to think and judge, and consciously converge towards tyranny itself. Zhou always maintains a clear understanding of traditional Chinese culture, carefully distinguishes it, and does not let go of the bad side.

In addition to epistolary prose, "Letters of Zhou Zuoren" also includes seventy-seven private letters published for the first time. They are all leisurely and natural expressions, reflecting Zhou Zuoren's interests and hobbies at that time: writing, searching for books, collecting stamps, talking about dreams, having dinner parties, drinking, admiring the moon, looking at flowers, engraving, making paper, etc. Through these, you can see the author's life, which is very interesting.

"Woodchip Collection" is the representative of Zhou Zuoren's later prose. The subject matter continues the previous themes of nostalgic memories of the past, famous objects and customs, plants, trees, insects and fish, reminiscing about the founding of "Silk", stories about old friends such as Cai Jiemin and Qian Xuandong, talking about Greek mythology, northern and southern snacks, analyzing the lunar and fishing calendars, avoiding taboos about changing surnames, and even topics such as bats and owls, crows and parrots can be discussed comfortably. But I no longer write long essays, and I also reduce the quotation of large paragraphs of ancient texts. I only write short chapters and eloquent stories, which are concise and lively, and sometimes have humorous conversations.

This book is compiled based on Zhou's hand-written catalog and recorded Zhou's writings from Shanghai's "Yipao" and "Dabao". It was published from November 1949 to October 1950. The title of the book "After-dinner Essays" was determined by Zhou himself. However, there are still some articles in the catalog of this book compiled by Zhou that have not been published before, such as "A dog learns how to bark like a wolf" and so on, about ten articles. This book contains only a portion of Zhou's self-edited articles. The rest of the articles published in various newspapers and periodicals from the 1950s to the mid-1960s are also included. This book has certain value for studying Zhou's later thoughts and literary academic views.

The pure young man Ding Zhen who came into everyone's view at the end of 2020 comes from the place closest to the sky - Litang. "White crane, please lend me your two feathers. I won't fly far away and will only come back to Litang." Tsangyang Gyatso's poems left a lasting flavor on the paper, which is where the title of this book comes from. The book contains 10 short stories with 200,000 words. Use novels to describe the beautiful scenery, local customs, history and culture of Litang, and reconstruct each of the vivid elements such as "snow mountains", "grassland", "horse racing", "poetry" and "Tibetan opera". Chapters such as "You Are My Guardian in Life and Life", "Painted Pottery", "White Crane" and "The Place Closest to the Sky" dreamily tell historical legends and touching love. Chapters such as "The Galloping Horse", "The Beating Mask", "Poverty Alleviation Dream Chasers" and "Restart Sisters" allow the leisurely and holy wind of the wilderness in Litang to pass through historical memories and continue to flutter the clothes of modern Litang people, leading to their dream-chasing stories. Easter egg at the end of the book: "In Litang, dream the closest to the sky." Gao Xiaoping from the Litang County Cultural and Tourism Bureau was specially invited to write about his Litang dream. Welcome to dream. Jingye Jisi, chairman of the Chongqing Internet Writers Association and nominated for the 2017 Mao Dun Literary Newcomer Award, Han Lurong, a member of the Chinese Writers Association and executive vice president and secretary-general of the Chongqing Internet Writers Association, and Yiyan, the author of the popular CCTV dramas "Little Nyonya" and "Splendid River Picture", and many other online novel authors have provided the background for our story collection. After thousands of twists and turns, I only encountered the City in the Sky once, and my footsteps stopped for the rest of my life.

"Lamp in a Single House" is a collection of writer Ma Ye's personal literary works since the 1980s, including prose, poetry, and novels, with a total of more than 200,000 words. Most of these works have been published in newspapers and magazines such as Poetry, Prose, Stars, Reading, Feitian, People's Daily, Guangming Daily, China Youth Daily, Southern Weekend, Literary Journal, Gansu Daily, etc. The works have been reprinted by Xinhua Digest and other publications, and some have been selected into higher vocational and college textbooks and won national awards.

The book is divided into four volumes. The first volume, Humanities Taibai, contains content that reflects the characteristics and humanities and history of Taibai; the second volume, Green Taibai, contains content that reflects the Huangbai Plateau, Qingfeng Gorge and beautiful rural types in Taibai; the third volume, Vibrant Taibai, focuses on content that reflects the great changes in Taibai County, agricultural science and technology, etc.; The fourth volume, Love Taibai, mainly contains content that reflects the author's love, longing and praise for Taibai County. The appendix contains the article "Appreciation of Taibai Caifeng Works of Baoji Essayists Association". Through these beautiful words, Taibai County's beautiful natural scenery, simple and honest folk customs, and the achievements of industrial development are displayed.

This book is the fourth collection of prose poems published by the author. It selects 100 fine prose poems created in the three years from 2016 to 2018. The whole book is divided into four parts. The first volume is "Book of Ziyang", which mainly contains prose describing the scenery of Ziyang, such as "Driving through the Ziyang Tunnel", "Dengwenbi Mountain", "Wafangdian Diaojiaolou", "Ziyang Slate House", etc.; The second volume is "Duet", which contains prose that praises the local landscape and model figures, such as "The Rich Colors of the Divine Peaks", "The Qingcui of Hanba", "Zhang Xiaohong: Let Love Last", "Jin Hanping: A The third volume is "Looking to Another Country", which contains prose poems about the author's nostalgia for his hometown, including "In a dream, on the moon river, I met you", "Thinking of the moonlight in that place", etc.; The fourth volume is "Family History Notes", which mainly contains prose that reflects on local legends and historical memories, such as "Millennium Turtle", "Drunken Pigeon and Wine", "Flying Stick to Lead the Spring", etc.

This book uses a variety of styles to describe the friendship between classmates and teachers and students in high school life, as well as the ups and downs, sadness and joy in it. It uses the pen in hand and the poems in the heart to express how to look down on the pressure of adversity during growth, to understand the true meaning of pain and joy in the world, to appreciate the love and kindness in the world, especially the gratitude and dependence on the teachers who accompany them day and night. At the same time, it also expresses the process of life growth, from the unbearable weight in life to the final moment of enlightenment, which is essential in everyone's life. The author uses his unique style to express all these one by one, but is not conventional and has his own unique style.

The work is divided into three parts: poetry, prose and novels. Over the past few years, the author Wang Bo has used delicate writing to compile the emotional journey of young people as they grow up, as well as their feelings and thoughts about life and work. He has strong writing skills, especially poetry. Describes his feeling of being extremely nostalgic for the purest love

This set includes: "You just look like you are working hard (new version)" "Communication Lessons You Can Understand in 1 Hour" "Your Efforts Must Be Worthy of Your Ambition" "Thorn (Film and TV Version)" "You Only Have a Way Out When You Have No Retreat" "Personality" "We Always Grow Alone".

The content of this book began in the month when Kotaro Isaka debuted as a writer, and was published on the 10th anniversary of his debut. A large amount of new content and retrospective complaints were added on the 15th anniversary of his debut, and it was finally introduced on the 20th anniversary. Isaka, who has made a name for himself in the novel world but still admits that he cannot write essays, in order to live up to the expectations of editors and readers (and to make a living), he bravely challenged all kinds of essay requests and tried his best to complete the 108 short essays with different highlights in this book. There is no philosophy of life here, only the efforts, daily life, family, objects of admiration, recommended works, creative secrets, worries and complaints of a best-selling novelist who strives to write good essays.

This series is a collection of essays about the relationships between literature, landscape and community. Using literature as the starting point, it tells the interactive relationship between people, places and things in the 18 districts of Hong Kong. It not only involves Hong Kong literary writers and their works, but also develops in a general and multi-faceted direction. Use the local scenery, people, scenery or stories as themes to highlight or shape the style and characteristics of each district. This book is edited by Professor Fan Shanbiao, Mr. Ma Huihong, and Dr. Zou Zhiyin, and is written by 18 local literary writers including: Chen Dejin, Yuan Zhaochang, Deng Xiaohua, Zhang Wanwen, Zheng Zhengheng, Liu Weitang, Tang Rui, Lu Yongjia, etc. Based on the present, we will have a dialogue with literary writers and their works that have written about the area in the past to show the depth of history and literature. The main readers of this series are teachers, college students, middle school students and the general public. This series allows readers to take a literary walk, get to know the presence of literary writers in Hong Kong, and appreciate selected works related to Hong Kong. This volume is "Hong Kong Island and Kowloon" and contains nine articles.

Li Chengjun is a native and successful cultural figure in Macao. For more than half a century, he has run newspapers, written, and lectured. He has traveled among newspaper people, writers, and social activists. He has rich newspaper running practices and theories, is committed to promoting the creation and development of Macao literature, and has written many critical articles on literature and art. His three works, "The Collection of Waiting", "Essays on Ye Weiyang Tower" and "Times Are Like Poems" compiled many years ago, as well as a large number of scattered works, have had a certain influence on society. Li Chengjun's works have distinctive characteristics of the times and a strong flavor of Macao, and have iconic significance for the times and the region. Unfortunately, it has been many years since the three separate volumes of his works were published, and now it is difficult to get a full picture. Now his works have been reorganized and arranged into a relatively systematic anthology and published in two volumes: upper and lower volumes. The first volume is mainly about current commentaries and political commentaries, while the second volume is about his literary criticism, friendship between teachers and friends, and anecdotes about the art world. The purpose of this arrangement is to allow readers to have a more comprehensive understanding of Li Chengjun and his writings, and then to understand the context of Macao's recent and modern local culture and some trajectories of social development.

This series is a collection of essays about the relationships between literature, landscape and community. Using literature as the starting point, it tells the interactive relationship between people, places and things in the 18 districts of Hong Kong. It not only involves Hong Kong literary writers and their works, but also develops in a general and multi-faceted direction. Use the local scenery, people, scenery or stories as themes to highlight or shape the style and characteristics of each district. This book is edited by Professor Fan Shanbiao, Mr. Ma Huihong, and Dr. Zou Zhiyin, and is written by 18 local literary writers including: Chen Dejin, Yuan Zhaochang, Deng Xiaohua, Zhang Wanwen, Zheng Zhengheng, Liu Weitang, Tang Rui, Lu Yongjia, etc. Based on the present, and dialogue with literary writers and their works that have written about the area in the past, to show the depth of history and literature. The main readers of this series are teachers, college students, middle school students and the general public. This series allows readers to take a literary walk, get to know the presence of literary writers in Hong Kong, and appreciate selected works related to Hong Kong. This volume is called "New Territories" and contains nine articles.

This collection is the sixth episode of "Collected Works of Zeng Kanglin". The first five episodes focus on what Professor Zeng Kanglin thought, did and did in teaching and research before his retirement. This collection is a follow-up to the first five episodes, focusing on his new achievements in cultivating talents and developing disciplines after his retirement. In particular, close integration with China's actual basic research and discussion of cutting-edge issues, such as the research and exploration of hot issues such as inclusive finance and online finance that are currently attracting domestic and foreign attention, has theoretical value and practical significance in promoting the development of my country's financial industry.

"The Food of the World" is a series of poetic fragments written by Gide in a lyrical way, combining traditional short poems, odes, melody and other forms after he traveled to North Africa and Italy. This book can be described as Gide's most passionate spiritual monologue, and is regarded as "the Bible of a restless generation."

"The Canterbury Tales" is a collection of verse stories, mostly written in rhymed verse. The book contains a general quotation and twenty-three stories, two of which are prose and the rest are in poetry. It tells the strange stories that a group of pilgrims told to relieve their boredom on their way to Canterbury. This group of people come from all walks of life, including priests, warriors, nuns, college students, craftsmen, etc. Their stories also broadly reflect the social scene at that time.

Gide's diary, written from 1887 when he was fourteen until his death in 1950, is unique among all writers and artists of the twentieth century. From his diary, we can clearly see the formation of his moral values, his massive reading, the origin and experience of his writings, his homosexual proclivities and even the detailed experiences of his several sexual encounters. These contents are his minimally decorated "autobiography", making him a true artist and thinker, and another Montaigne.

"Heaney's Selected Works of Thirty Years" contains the best articles from Nobel Prize winner Seamus Heaney's published essay collections "Concentrated Thoughts", "The Rule of the Tongue", "The Correction of Poetry" and "The Place of Writing", as well as classic works that have never been officially published before, including some formal literary speeches, memories of rural life in Ireland and highly inspiring literary criticism. It is a landmark work in the history of literature. As one of the most important contemporary poets in Ireland and a well-known expert on poetry, Heaney has made a very in-depth and thorough analysis of many outstanding modern and contemporary European and American poets. They are Yeats, Burns, Wordsworth, Philip Larkin, Elizabeth Bishop, Auden, Milosz, Brodsky and many more.

"No one's love is brought by the strong wind" is a work promoted by the WeChat public account "Ziyu ziyu". The author tells ordinary and warm stories of relatives and friends in humorous writing style, tells the love, friendship and family affection of ordinary people in different eras, and tells the joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows, and the ups and downs of ordinary people. In the author's writing, mother, grandfather, grandmother, uncles, aunts, other relatives and friends, and even the "fool" A Liang, seem to be standing in front of you, telling their stories quietly, allowing you to see the shining points of ordinary people. As long as you are willing to understand, the life of every ordinary person is also a good show. Their warmth, persistence, and love are worthy of our appreciation and protection. "Thousands of Households" is a work promoted by the "Ziyu ziyu" WeChat public account. The author uses humorous writing to tell ordinary and warm stories of relatives and friends. It tells the love, friendship and family affection of ordinary people in different eras, and tells the joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows, and the ups and downs of ordinary people. In the author's writing, relatives, friends, classmates and neighbors seem to be standing in front of you, telling their stories quietly, allowing you to see the warmth and love in ordinary people. Some people, who have gone through hardships and hardships, are still able to move forward because they have a family behind them and love in their hearts.

This book is one of the collections of essays by Zhou Yueran, a famous bibliophile and writer in the Republic of China. The articles in this book are based on what the author saw and heard during his travels at home and abroad, as well as his research on the customs of various places through reading. They are full of fun and have certain research and material value. This book records the author's research on customs in various places while studying and traveling. These researches cover a wide range of areas, from anecdotes in the market to exotic customs. He uses humorous language to show readers a series of precious pictures and show the outside world to the Chinese people at that time. One of the greatest features of this book is that the collected essays are published in full for the first time, allowing readers to better appreciate Zhou Yueran.

This book is one of the collections of essays by Zhou Yueran, a famous bibliophile, translator and essayist in the Republic of China. Gender relations and various issues arising from them have been avoided by Chinese people for a long time. The author once opened a column in newspapers and periodicals on this issue to provide guidance to young people. These articles are not boring sermons, but short and concise stories told in a humorous style, which are both educational and entertaining. For example, in the author's opinion, boys and girls, regardless of whether they are from the Western Regions, what they most want to solve is the question of "where do they come from?" And other questions. The author explains it in humorous language. One of the greatest features of this book is that the collection of foreign essays has been published in its entirety for the first time. In the book, you can taste the original flavor of Zhou Yueran.

This book is one of the collections of essays by Zhou Yueran, a famous bibliophile and writer in the Republic of China. The articles in this book reflect the author's experience in reading and publishing, as well as his memories of interacting with cultural celebrities. The author is not only a well-known bibliophile, but also proficient in English, which makes him very familiar with domestic and foreign literary and academic works. In addition, he also has close contacts with many cultural celebrities of the time. Such an experience not only made him well-informed, but also allowed him to gain insight into the facts, which led him to publish many of the opinions he read. For example, the author believes that those who like humor must be cautious. One of the greatest features of this book is that the collection of foreign essays has been published in its entirety for the first time. In the book, you can taste the original flavor of Zhou Yueran.

"Yinyuxuan Poems and Essays" is a collection of poems and essays by Mr. Chen Xiaocong (daughter of Chen Longke and niece of Chen Yinke). It contains four volumes of poems, one volume of poems, and one volume of essays written by the author in the eighty years since his childhood. Most of the content is about the past events and life details of the Chen family in Yining. It is also appended with "Interesting Remaining Records", evaluation articles, and brief introductions of Chen family members and friends involved in the book, etc., Which can provide researchers with the most authentic records.

This book collects more than 400 poems by more than 70 poets from the Yuan, Ming, Qing and modern times praising the Eight Scenes of Yanjing. As a local document of Beijing, it has its own unique cultural connotation. It broadens the field of poetry, condenses the mark of the times, records the feelings of literati, enriches the context of poetry, and provides a new version for the study and appreciation of today's classical poetry. The format of this book is a biography of the author, main text, and editor's notes.

This book shadow is taken from the Sutra books in the Qing Dynasty block editions collected by Xin Deyong. It is mainly book shadows, and also has Xin Deyong's explanation of the version information of each book. Because some people in the society, especially friends who like to collect old books, are curious about the books in bibliophile Xin Deyong's study and want to take a closer look, this book can satisfy these people's wishes. What is more important is that the collection of these old printed ancient books is inseparable from his reading and research life. Selecting and publishing these books and shadows can exchange some basic concepts and practices in literary and historical research with fellow scholars.

This book is a collection of essays in memory of Professor Chen Jiexian. Professor Chen Jiexian (1932-2019) was admitted to the History Department of National Taiwan University in 1953 and received a master's degree from the Institute of History of National Taiwan University in 1959. He was later invited to join the visiting scholar program of Harvard University and served as the director of the History Department of National Taiwan University and the director of the Institute of History. He devoted his life to the research, teaching and cross-strait exchanges of Qing history. This collection of commemorative essays is divided into upper and lower parts, which include commemorative essays and historical essays written by Mr. Chen's former students and academic colleagues on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

67 years ago, a father wrote hundreds of letters home because he missed his children who were far away across the ocean. Every word is sincere, but you are afraid that the child will be bored, and there is a little cautious inquiry between the lines; you are deeply caring, but you are nervous that the child is lazy and indulgent, so you always provide some care. From the tedious details of food, clothing, housing and transportation to the grand ideas of artistic cultivation, you will see a father nagging at the little things mentioned by his children; you will see a father shed tears because of the little progress of his children. In this book you will find the traditional Chinese image of fatherly love, the love that an unsmiling father can express only in words. If you ask him why he wrote the letter, it is just the hope of all fathers: Dear child, I hope you have fewer worries and more happiness than me.

Due to a disability in his arm, Dionisio Binzon can only earn a living by doing manual labor as a "caller" in the village. At a temple fair, he rescued a dying golden rooster and took good care of it, but his mother died of overwork. Being poor and destitute, he pinned his fate on the rooster and decided to go out alone. The golden rooster repeatedly won in subsequent cockfights, unexpectedly giving him the courage to live. Traveling all over the country, Bin Song met a "capon girl". Wherever she was, he was invincible. Just when he thought things were going smoothly, fate had its own plans...

This book is a selected collection of Xiao Hong's works, including some prose and novels. In order to allow readers to understand Xiao Hong's works and thoughts more quickly, this book also places the analysis of her rough and difficult life experience and her works and thoughts at the end of the works. In this way, readers can understand the distinctive characters and the humanitarian and literary freedom of the disadvantaged groups in Xiao Hong's works.

This set contains 3 volumes: 1. "Bird of Paradise and the Snail" is a special commemorative anthology released by Japan's Kawade Shobo on the 30th anniversary of Shibusawa Tatsuhiko's death (2017). This book combs through Shibusawa Tatsuhiko's many works and collects classic works with the theme of "animals". Opening this book is like entering a wonderful zoo. The content is full of interesting content, and it is another review of Shibusawa Tatsuhiko's huge book collection. It is an excellent entry into the charming and dazzling world of Shibusawa. It is also a must-have style work for both new and old readers. Because it has no legs, the bird of paradise cannot stay on the branches or fly to the ground. It has to hover in the sky day and night, never stopping, and can only fall to the ground after death. Tapirs feed on human dreams, and nothing else. Eat, if you eat good dreams, the feces will emit an intoxicating aroma; the Ibis bird will insert its long beak into the anus and perform an enema on itself; the bird called Caladrios can tell whether the patient can escape death; growing in Su A tree on the bank of a river in Glen will bear duck-shaped fruits. The fruits will rot when they fall to the ground, and they will flap their wings and fly away when they fall into the water... Rhinoceros, Dodo, The Beginning Fish, Humans Mimicking Fish, Scarabs and Cicadas, Caterpillars and Butterflies, Ant Lions, Grams The Snails of Rite Island, etc., "Birds of Paradise and Snails" selects 29 short essays talking about animals, birds, marine life and insects from Shibusawa's huge number of works. In addition to real-life creatures, fantasy creatures are also mixed in. The famous articles about animals by Japanese dark aesthetic master Shibusawa Tatsuhiko are all gathered in this book. 2. "The Hanging Gardens of Babylon" is a special commemorative collection released by Japan's Kawade Shobo on the 30th anniversary of Shibusawa Tatsuhiko's death (2017). This book combs through Shibusawa Tatsuhiko's many works and collects classic works with the theme of "plants". Opening this book is like entering a magical plant museum. The content is full of interesting content, and it is another review of Shibusawa Tatsuhiko's huge book collection. It is an excellent entry into the charming and dazzling world of Shibusawa. It is also a must-have style work for both new and old readers. One of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the huge building "The Hanging Garden" in the metropolis Babylon contains all the plants in the world, including rare flowers; in Greek mythology, there are countless wonderful stories of humans transforming into plants; pornographers are fond of the primitive plants sexual fantasies; most plants in the world are immersed in romance; the bulbs of plants are often described as beautiful boys; the fear of being poisoned by medieval nobles and their persistence in herbs and poisonous weeds reached an outrageous level... The secrets of the plant world are far beyond your imagination. The declining nobles of the plant world, Icarus of the plant world, herbs and poisonous weeds, spices, amber, preference for gardens, etc. "The Hanging Gardens of Babylon" contains 18 unique and charming essays about plants by Shibusawa Tatsuhiko, among which "Flora's Escape" includes 25 short essays about flowers. The famous works about plants by Japanese dark aesthetic master Shibusawa Tatsuhiko are all gathered in this book. 3. "Natural History of Fantasy" There is a monster in Ethiopia with a human face, human ears and blue eyes. The body is like a lion and red like blood. The tail is like a scorpion and can sting the enemy. Its cry is like an ensemble of reed flutes and trumpets. There is a poisonous animal in the Indian sea called sea hare. When a pregnant woman sees a female sea hare, she will immediately feel nauseated just by looking at it, which may lead to miscarriage. In the area near the source of the Ganges River in eastern India, there lives a race called the Astomi. They have no mouths and live by inhaling air and fragrance through their nostrils... In "Natural History of Imaginations", Japanese dark aesthetic master Shibusawa Tatsuhiko uses "Natural History" written by Pliny, known as "the classic among classics", as the entrance, and selects a labyrinth and a sundial. , Ethiopian monsters, sex and the diaphragm, sea hares and sea animals, miracles in the world and other 22 themes. With its unique quotations and witty remarks, it not only vividly presents Pliny and his philosophy of life, but also brings us into a strange world where it is difficult to distinguish between true and false, and weird and imaginary.

"The Language of Magic" contains ten speeches by Michio Hoshino from 1987 to 1996, including his last public sharing 88 days before his death in Kamchatka Peninsula. The content of the speech revolves around the eighteen years of his life in Alaska, from bear cubs to reindeer, from humpback whales to salmon, from trains that stop at a wave to pilots flying in no-man's land at night... Between the lines, Hoshino Michio's special fondness for Alaska is revealed, reproducing every moment of polar wilderness, wild animals, and aboriginal life that he continues to photograph. The audience for these lectures includes middle school and college students, as well as photography beginners and nature lovers. The ten speeches constitute a complete presentation of the author's life philosophy - do what you like to your heart's content. In Alaska, "play" is the ultimate answer to how to get along with nature.

After ten years of sharpening a sword, only when you have the materials can you be true. Taiwanese publisher Fu Yue'an's latest book collection, these people, these people, these books, these things, these things, while reading and writing, the pen is full of emotion, the words are warm, people can see a vast world in black and white.

The collection of essays contains a total of about forty short essays, which are about the feelings of struggling to grow up in the stage of rushing from the twenties to the thirties. Life is bound to experience ecstasy and anxiety, as well as peace and tranquility.

"Selected Essays by Famous Writers" (a set of 5 volumes in total) includes "Prose of the Republic of China", "Collected Essays of Xu Zhimo", "I am a person addicted to beauty", "The Heart of the Chinese People" and "Tasteful Chinese Studies". Reading prose means reading life, society, and life. "Selected Essays by Famous Writers" (a set of 5 volumes in total) contains essays by many literary masters, with rich themes, such as the scenery of the past, reminiscing about the past and nostalgic people, floating solitudes, contemplation over time, and there is life between the lines. Those short and concise sentences or profound sentences will not only make people feel boring, but also make people immersed in them and have endless aftertaste. "Selected Essays by Famous Writers" (a set of 5 volumes in total) not only allows us to appreciate the pattern and writing temperament of writers in the golden age of literature, but also provides enlightenment in personality shaping, family education, and ideological cultivation.

Dr. Tao Yong's first literary essay "Looking" + Jinyujiang's confession book to her lover "Human Confession" + the high-reputation variety show "Friends Please Listen" is the first collection and publication of 24 sincere letters "Friends Please Listen". Giving you the strength to move through darkness and despair. There is always someone who feels your loneliness.

"Selected Prose of Zhao Lihong" is a famous teacher's guide version of the selected collection of Zhao Lihong's prose. The first volume, "Blue Bird", mainly includes articles about the author's memories of childhood and relatives; the second volume, "Sounds of Nature in the City", mainly contains the author's poetic insights on the stars, moon, festivals, etc.; The third volume, "Snow in Lushan Mountain", mainly contains articles about the author's travel notes. The collected prose includes chapters that have been included in various editions of Chinese textbooks, such as "Mountain Rain" and "Boy with a Bowl"; there are warm, humorous and childlike chapters, such as "Stupid Things in Childhood"; "The Story of Water Traces"; and some expansion and speculative chapters, such as "Human Traces and Nature", "The Heart is a Flowering Tree", etc. These proses record events or cherish people, chant objects or describe scenes. They have simple language and concise narrative, but are also sincere, fresh and long in emotion. They are not only suitable for young people to read, but also can provide writing models.

This book is a selected collection of Liu Bannong's works, including Liu Bannong's prose, poetry and random thoughts in various periods. Readers can feel and appreciate the beauty, passion and free and easy humor in his works, and at the same time feel the "entrepreneurial" character revealed in his words. In addition, Liu Bannong's life, creation and artistic achievements are also listed after the works, so that readers can taste the source of his works' ideas.

This book is a selected collection of Wen Yiduo's works, mainly selecting his prose and poetry works. Wen Yiduo's short but steadfast life experiences are listed after the collection of works, so that readers can understand the source of his critical thoughts and novel imagination. Wen Yiduo's works have a wide range of themes and rich content, either expressing the poet's patriotism, criticizing the darkness under feudal rule, or reflecting the suffering of the working people.