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"Wencheng Literature (Volume 2020)" contains literary works published by 40 Wencheng authors in journals and newspapers at the provincial level and above, including 6 novels, 18 essays, 31 modern poems, and 28 ancient poems. It is a comprehensive literary collection rich in Wencheng regional characteristics. It is an in-depth study of the history and culture of Wencheng by a local author. It contains not only the innocent love for the quiet beauty of the countryside, but also the praise of the kindness and hard work of the villagers; it not only looks back on the memory of the countryside, but also longs for a better future. It is a new display of "Wencheng Literature" and a new display of the Wencheng Literature team.

This book is a collection of essays. It is divided into the following series: Red Bean Born in the South, Strong Winds in the Western Regions, Strong Love in the Northeast, Rhythm of the Roaring Yellow River, Watching the Five Continents in the Beacon Smoke, and Photographing the Idle Clouds on the Railing. The author has collected and sorted out the scenery he has traveled to various places and countries in recent years, including scenery from the north and south, and foreign experiences. The content is extensive, the writing is beautiful, and it is vivid and touching.

"Selected Literary Works of Yu Guanghui" is divided into four volumes: casual notes, character memories, factual notes, and comments. Each volume selects some representative works created by the author that have a wide spread and good response. These works have a wide range of content and a large time span, reflecting the style of the times, expressing the author's love for her motherland and hometown, and her deep feelings for the people and things around her. The author's language is simple, his writing is fluent, his feelings are sincere, and he has a good literary and artistic flavor.

This is a collection of works that compiles editorials, newsletters, interviews, literary criticism, poetry, prose and other types of articles written by the author at work. It is divided into a journalism theory chapter, a news commentary chapter, a news correspondence chapter, a newspaper supplement chapter and a fifth appendix to show readers the author's thoughts and actions on the news front over the years. Through the text, the author can see the author's profound thinking on some social phenomena.

Xing Xiaoli began publishing works in 1983 and joined the Chinese Writers Association in 2000. As we all know, he has made great achievements in the field of literary criticism, and his prose writing also has its own characteristics. He has published essay collections such as "Lonely with the Scenery", "How Long is the Way Home" and "Planting Beans in Nanshan". Among them, "How Long is the Way Home" won the Shaanxi Double Five Literary Award. The essays included in the "Chang'an Literary Heart" series cover a span of 30 years. Those things, those people, those feelings, and those thoughts can't help but make people sigh with emotion. The spring has passed and the world has changed. With these words, readers seem to follow the author into the old years again, with vague thoughts.

"The Story of Ten Flowers" is a literary and artistic prose book that explores the beautiful flowers and plants in ancient classics and the beauty of contemporary women's hearts. This book will start with flowers, based on the Qing Dynasty ancient book "Ancient and Modern Books Collection Museum Collection". Based on the style arrangement and content structure of the Classic of Grass and Trees, ten kinds of flowers that are most familiar to modern people are selected, and the more comprehensive classifications in the classics are followed (i. E., Name explanations, art and literature, sentence selections, and chronicles) to restore the ancients' understanding of each of them in a targeted manner. Collect the names, emotions, thoughts, images and related anecdotes of flowers and make original comments on them, bridging the gap between ancient and modern flowers and trees, poems and books, and the grass and trees around people, and presenting the ancient people's grass and trees to modern people.

His works are unique in style, innocent and timeless, free and elegant, and his writing style is simple and natural, like flowing clouds and flowing water, deeply capturing the interest of nature. He creates a true realm, conveys true feelings, and brings the beauty of tranquility in the spiritual world to readers. "Plants and Plants in the World" is a classic collection of essays by Wang Zengqi about his travels, local customs, flowers, birds, insects, and fish. The lines fully reveal his deep attachment to local names and customs and his nostalgia for old life scenes. It has a strong local flavor and shows Shen Congwen's inheritance. It can be called a classic of contemporary sketches. Through the selection of many classic prose works by Wang Zengqi, readers can appreciate the elegance of the works of a generation of prose masters without leaving home.

Li Juan is a contracted writer for the magazines "Reader", "Maxim" and "Wenyuan". Her works have been frequently selected into the annual Chinese prose anthology, 23 kinds of middle school teaching aids, and more than 30 kinds of Chinese test questions and Chinese simulation test questions for the college entrance examination and high school entrance examination. This selection contains all of her influential prose works. The writings include writers Shen Congwen, Zhang Ailing, Yang Jiang, Zhang Chonghe, Huang Yongyu, and painters Qi Baishi, Miller, Feng Zikai, Zhang Zhen, etc. In her writing, the master is like a neighbor. She talks about art and people, narrates and cherishes people, all at her fingertips, and every word is fragrant. She writes about life with fireworks, using emotions as broad as a river, sensual and calm, clear and elegant. He writes about the scenery of the four seasons and travel notes about mountains and rivers in a casual and relaxed manner. Every word is exquisite, and the beauty of human feelings and art are revealed between the lines, and the writer's warmth and affection for art and life flow.

This book is an anthology of the author's personal prose, with a total of 62 prose works, all of which are essays about local customs and customs related to Jingyang written by the author in recent years. Among them, 47 articles were published in the "Jingyang News" special issue of "Xixian People's Life News", and more than 10 articles were published in newspapers and magazines such as "Xianyang Daily" and "China Discipline Inspection and Supervision News". The book is divided into five albums: "Country Sketches" describes the mountains, rivers and local specialties of Jingyang; "Township Customs" tells the origin of the names and folk customs of the thirteen towns under the jurisdiction of Jingyang County; "Gazing at the Stars" looks back at the time when Jingyang was famous in history "Long-lasting Humanities" displays the long-standing humanistic spirit and cultural heritage of Jingyang, and "Hearsay" collects and compiles stories and legends that are widely circulated among Jingyang people. The author's love for his hometown is expressed in every line of the text.

The author of this book, who was born and raised here, observes the regional appearances and humanistic subtleties of the old and new periods in Northern Shaanxi. He explores their humanistic temperament, cultural connotation, historical details, and material appearance from four sections: characters, culture, ancient history, and objects. It intuitively, memorably, and adaptably touches the living environment of Northern Shaanxi people. It strives to give some "dying" or "dead" things in northern Shaanxi that are deeply hidden within civilization a "breath" and a "storage" in the simple lines. It also strives to make these ruin-like things in northern Shaanxi glow with new vitality in their own concentration, and gain regional integration and civilizational identity in a broader and more universal sense.

"Matching Life" is a literary work created by Hou Yaping, the famous chief reporter of "Huashang Daily". The book contains a total of 104 beautiful articles written by the author in recent years. It is divided into six parts: "Looking back at the hometown", "Smoke from the old house", "Buckwheat is ripe", "Mending Life", "Retrograde Traveler" and "On the road of mortal world". There is a story of never forgetting the past that permeates between the lines. Earth, the dialogue between a woman who returns to the earth and the mountains, rivers, vegetation, and characters in her hometown. This is a book that can be read in the wind or rain. It is a book about love and not love, a book about seasons and vicissitudes, a book about the past and the present, a book that feels in the heart and says that one cannot walk in the snow to look for plum blossoms and feels lost, and a book that lingers on the earthy smell of hometown.

The "Chang'an Literary Heart" series is a collection of original selected prose collections by 15 famous writers in Shaanxi literary circles. Their prose works show the historical heritage and colorfulness of Shaanxi's human geography, customs and customs. They also demonstrate their literary talents, talents and talents with their respective writing styles, literary talents and writing styles, becoming a bright and unique landscape for the Shaanxi literary army to establish itself in the Chinese literary world. This book is part of "Chang'an Literary Heart" and contains Kong Ming's prose works. Kong Ming's prose is forthright, personal and lively, with clear and crisp writing. The passage of the four seasons, the time along the way, and the changes in human affairs are all involved in the writing and turned into meaningful words. Reading it will leave a fragrance on the lips and teeth, and endless aftertaste.

This collection brings together Professor Zhang Xudong's series of achievements on cultural theory and critical practice from the 1980s to the early 21st century, interprets the literary research, aesthetic exploration and cultural analysis of Lukács, Benjamin, Lacan, Said, Bourdieu, Jameson and other theorists, and explains various "new trends" and "experiments" in contemporary Chinese ideological and cultural circles. Through careful reading of text cases or ideological debates, we will have an overall grasp and critical thinking of Western learning issues and Chinese culture in the continuously changing cultural context.

The "Chang'an Literary Heart" series is a collection of original selected prose collections by 15 famous writers in Shaanxi literary circles. Their prose works show the historical heritage and colorfulness of Shaanxi's human geography, customs and customs. They also demonstrate their literary talents, talents and talents with their respective writing styles, literary talents and writing styles, becoming a bright and unique landscape for the Shaanxi literary army to establish itself in the Chinese literary world. This book is part of "Chang'an Literary Heart" and contains Chen Yan's prose works. As we all know, Chen Yan's drama works are well-known in the Chinese literary and art circles, but his prose creation has been continuous for decades, and his rich script foundation has established his prose expression, expressiveness, passion, and dialectical independent thinking personality.

The "Chang'an Literary Heart" series is a collection of original selected prose collections by 15 famous writers in Shaanxi literary circles. Their prose works show the historical heritage and colorfulness of Shaanxi's human geography, customs and customs. They also demonstrate their literary talents, talents and talents with their respective writing styles, literary talents and writing styles, becoming a bright and unique landscape for the Shaanxi literary army to establish itself in the Chinese literary world. This book is part of "Chang'an Literary Heart", which contains prose and essays by teacher Sun Jianxi. Sun Jianxi's literary creation "has many distinctive characteristics such as the atmosphere of a scholar, a religious perspective, a hometown complex, and the ingenuity of refining calligraphy." From this collection of essays, we can know Sun Jianxi's wisdom in life and the insights of a philosopher.

The "Chang'an Literary Heart" series is a collection of original selected prose collections by 15 famous writers in Shaanxi literary circles. Their prose works show the historical heritage and colorfulness of Shaanxi's human geography, customs and customs. They also demonstrate their literary talents, talents and talents with their respective writing styles, literary talents and writing styles, becoming a bright and unique landscape for the Shaanxi literary army to establish itself in the Chinese literary world. This book is part of the "Chang'an Literary Heart" collection of prose and essays by teacher Chen Zhongshi. Chen Zhongshi is a respected writer, he is simple, honest and aboveboard. His "Times, Life, and Literature" is full of rich local flavor and humanistic warmth. Often these simple words are actually the most precious spirit.

"Collected Works of Lu Xun (Classic Collection Edition)" contains several classic essays, novels, beautiful essays, and prose poems by the writer Lu Xun in different periods. These works have a high degree of spiritual characteristics and artistic realm, with fresh ideas, sincere passion, rich imagery, and beautiful styles. The language is vivid and skillful, the layers are clear, and the characterization of the characters is unique. The thoughts are rich in content, and most of them are products of the times. Some works are classics handed down from generation to generation and can be called the work of a master. These works are profound in meaning. If you taste them carefully, they will be fragrant and leave you with endless aftertaste.

"Both Sides of the World: Imagination and Reality" is a collection of academic essays, which includes research papers dealing with topics in literary history, as well as critical articles on recent literary trends and works, with a focus on the late Qing Dynasty and the present. Whether it is the study of literary history or the criticism of new works, they are all based on the aesthetic analysis of the text. After delving into the folds of the text, they explore the extent to which literary imagination constitutes a response and in-depth response to the real world. It is in this world-building movement that continues to become more complex that literature and literary research become particularly meaningful.

This book is an important work in "The Myths", the representative work of the great Irish poet Yeats, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature. "Mythology" is the crystallization of Yeats's admiration for Irish tradition and folk literature, and is as important as his poetry creation. Celtic Twilight is Yeats's popular collection of folk tales, which vividly showcases Irish folk mythology, supernatural and magical tales, and the lovely Irish people who fully embrace the existence of immortals.

Watch the morning glow shining on a remote island, fishermen fishing, mosquitoes flying, summer passing and winter coming... Feel the life and every detail of it.

"Self-Reliance: Liang Qichao on Life" collects various writings from Mr. Liang Qichao's life, newly arranged in the form of fragments and quotations. The content is detailed and substantial, covering all aspects of reading, scholarship, current affairs, life, etc. His important works and excellent works are included. "Self-Reliance: Liang Qichao on Life" respects the original work, tries to maintain the style of the original work, and authentically reproduces the style of a generation of masters; it is also equipped with precious photos of the author to provide readers with an intuitive reading experience.

Luyin, like a brilliant star, shines in the dark night of old China. Its brilliance is immortal, and her position in the history of new Chinese literature will last forever. Lu Yin, who only had a creative career of thirteen or four years, is a child of the times and has left us eleven works. This is not only the wealth of Chinese new literature, but also a lens for us to understand that era. Time flies, Lu Yin's unique personality charm is still shining brightly, and her works are still fascinating!

"I Will Be Your Zhong Ziqi (English Version)" is a collection of essays, which selects 25 articles by the author, in which many allusions, famous quotes, and poems are used, involving many sages, famous figures, and poets. The author's writing style is beautiful, the phonology is sonorous, and the language is elegant and elegant. At the same time, the evaluation of historical figures in the book is fresh and original, with unique viewpoints. There is a profound truth behind each historical story. In these historical stories, the author's ancient literary skills can also be seen.

The novel collection "A Person's Experience" contains about twenty short stories by the famous Soviet writer Sholokhov, among which "A Person's Experience" is the most famous. Sholokhov showed the other side of war in these novels, the profound impact of war on the lives of ordinary people, which can be said to be a type of war literature. Unlike war novels that directly reflect the front line, in peacetime, such works are more thought-provoking.

This book collects the author's poems in recent years, divided into four series: We love each other so deeply, I like those bright things, I tell you without sorrow or joy, I wish there is love in the world. There are 243 poems in total. It is a poetic expression of the author's attitude toward life, life, career, interpersonal relationships, etc.

This book includes novels, essays, poems and letters from Lin Huiyin's literary works. Lin Huiyin was both a poet and an architect. "You Are the April Day in the World" collects as many of her letters as possible, covering her life from the days when she was studying abroad to her later years. It very truly shows her mental journey in literature, architecture, politics, emotions, family, and the social life that intertwined all of them. It reflects that period of history with flesh, blood, and tears. It is a truly reliable source material for those interested in studying Lin Huiyin and the era and culture she represented.

This collection is a collection of Lu Xun's prose. It not only contains the complete collection of "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", but also the collection of prose poems "Wild Grass", as well as selected works of ancient and new style poems. These works carry Lu Xun's emotional experience and growth process, and are classics in modern Chinese prose.

"A Crescent Moon Also Like a Hook: Selected Works by Zhao Heng" is a self-selected collection by Mr. Zhao Heng, a cultural celebrity. Mr. Zhao Heng, with his profound cultural accumulation and years of life insights, painted a vivid picture of life in the past for us. The book is divided into three parts: Reminiscing about food and drink - telling the appetites of gourmets, showing the traces of human relationships and the changes of the times through food; Reminiscing about scenery - recalling the passing etiquette, customs and old literati, recording the dying traditional Chinese culture; Reminiscing about old friends - describing the voices, smiles and interactions of the older generation of literati and scholars, and looking for the afterimages of the masters in the words. A collection of personal memories that spans half a century, and a long-lasting history of social and cultural life.

To some extent, this book can be called a collection of Zhou Zuoren's selected prose. The book includes crystal clear leisurely sketches, as well as mourning and mourning works that have made new breakthroughs in thought and prose aesthetics, and the "Plants, Trees, Insects and Fish" series, etc., Which express the multiplicity and complexity of Zhou's artistic style. The newly compiled chapters can give readers a comprehensive understanding of Zhou Zuoren's seemingly leisurely but unoccupied life, whose leisurely life contains far-reaching implications.

The articles in "Yashe Essays" were originally column-style works. Each article was no longer than 2,000 words, and they wrote about trivial matters around us. There is no unified theme in the whole book. Everything is written in independent chapters, and most of the topics are chosen randomly. It contains many real-life stories that the author is familiar with. When you first read the title, it may seem ordinary, but if you look closely at the content, it is very interesting.

"Talk about Eating in the Elegant House" is a collection of Liang Shiqiu's prose works, which is a complete collection of 80 of Liang Shiqiu's mouth-watering essays on eating. Each article is titled with the name of a kind of food. The articles are exquisite and full of leisure and fun. Reading them often makes your mouth water and your mouth water.

"Collection of Poems on the Sound of Fou" is divided into three parts. The first part is named "Praise to Hometown", which praises the human history, natural scenery, customs, social phenomena, cultural relics and historical achievements of New China in Baoji City and Long County, and expresses the love for hometown and the history and culture of the motherland. The second part is called "Floating Life and Waves", which is arranged according to three periods: 1957-1979, 1980-2002, and after retirement in 2002. The content of the poems basically describes the living conditions and feelings of individuals and families in different historical periods. They are mainly poems expressing family affection, friendship and personal thoughts and feelings, and some travel notes praising the natural scenery of the motherland and the profound history and culture. The third part is the "outside chapters", which mainly writes about people and things in the calligraphy world.

"Our appearance is simple, our life is simple, but we have a red-hot heart." "Specially Lovely, Specially Happy" contains more than 70 classic prose works by Lao She in his 40-year creative career. The content covers scenery, people, life of relatives and friends, literary criticism, etc., And comprehensively displays Lao She's creative characteristics as a modern literary master and language master from multiple angles. The writing style is lively and interesting, simple and natural, and has a strong flavor of life, highlighting Lao She's unique creative charm. Life will not be as good as we imagined, nor will it be as bad as we imagined. May we gain the warmth and loveliness from Lao She's words to bear the weight of reality!

This book is a collection of cultural prose works by the famous literary and historical writer Zhan Gufeng. Zhan Gufeng has been writing cultural prose for many years and has a great social response among readers. The book includes Zhan Gufeng's new prose works "The Dumb Qin", "The Tenant Who Gone Away", "Who Can Read After All the Four Treasurys", "Half Yuan Dynasty and Half Ming Dynasty", "Annan's Forbidden Fruit" and other chapters. These chapters have been published in journals such as "Flower City" and "Guangzhou Literature and Art" and have been recognized by the literary world. Zhan Gufeng's cultural prose is small and precise, focusing on the subject matter of guqin, ancient books (Sikuquanshu), plants (sweet potato), antiquities (gold and stone), ancient houses (guild halls), etc. The perspective is unique, the text is delicate, and he has high literary quality.

The "Liang Xiaosheng Talks about Chinese Humanities" series is a collection of works by Mr. Liang Xiaosheng, the winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, who deciphers the cultural psychology of the Chinese people, records the daily life and spiritual map of the Chinese people, and discusses the Chinese cultural genes and cultural growth space. They are "Chinese Humanity and Life", "Chinese People's Normality" and "Chinese Cultural Character". Among them, "The Character of Chinese Culture" was a recommended book for the 14th Wenjin Award, and "Chinese People's Normality" was highly recommended in the reading column of CCTV.

This book is a collection of Fan Xiaoqing's essays and one of the "Wild Rose Collection". It contains 59 essays, which are lyrical, narrative, and descriptive. From some trivial events and details, it shows the contemporary life style and the author's rich feelings.

This is a story about love and waiting, a love deep in memory, a lovesickness that has a beginning but no end, and a person's swan song about true love. One of them is a dreamer pursuing destiny, and the other is a beautiful and moving goddess. The two met and fell in love in autumn. Between love and the search for a long journey, Joan chose the latter, while Salvati, the goddess in his life, chose to wait. During the long days and nights, my thoughts turned into words and chapters thousands of miles apart, sleeping on the paper and engraved in my heart. This book is a love letter sent by two people thousands of miles during the long wait. Every word is full of love and every sentence is heartfelt. When a traveler meets a goddess, when love meets faith, what kind of story will there be, and what kind of love entanglements will there be? Their story is that of Tsangyang Gyatso and Maggie Ami, you in life, and me in life. Perhaps, in every letter in the book, you can find yourself that you lost in love in those years.

This book contains more than 20 papers by Mr. Chi Yunfei on the reform and revolution of the late Qing Dynasty. It is a system of its own and presents the author's core views on the reform and revolution of the late Qing Dynasty. The invasion of foreign powers since 1840 and the impact it brought have greatly accelerated the decline of the Qing Dynasty. The traditional social structure composed of scholars, farmers, industry and merchants underwent huge fission. The Qing government had to carry out reforms in order to adapt to "changes not seen in thousands of years." However, it was precisely the reforms that promoted the outbreak of the revolution and forced the Qing emperor to finally abdicate. After the end of the traditional monarchy, two competing models emerged regarding how to establish a new country: one was Yuan Shikai's centralization model, and the other was the democratic constitutional model advocated by Song Jiaoren and others. Neither model is really implemented.

"A Corner of the Study" can be said to be a companion volume to "Quotations from the Medicine Hall". It contains one hundred and ninety-one reading notes by Zhou Zuoren. It is also a work of Zhou Zuoren who "didly study the opinions of his predecessors, discern them, pick out the sand with gold, and grind the pestle into a needle." Therefore, it is short and flexible, perhaps even less than ten lines. It also involves many ancient books, which to a large extent reflects Zhou Zuoren's thinking and analysis of traditional Chinese culture. It incorporates modern thoughts into the comments on ancient books, making it a unique and interesting read.

The title of "Characters in Lu Xun's Novels" seems to be a collection of reviews that explores the art of Lu Xun's novels, but it is actually the same as "Lu Xun's Hometown". The focus is still on "writing about the garden and its surroundings" and "writing about the characters, time and place in the two novels", that is, "describing without pretense". The novels discussed in the book are limited to "The Scream" and "Wandering", plus "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk", which is classified as a collection of essays. The various characters who appear in it are archetypal indexed and their background deeds are verified, but they will never fall into Dong Heng's positivist school. On the surface, it is an index for textual research, but in reality it focuses on illuminating customs, introducing interesting local dialects, and focusing on the artistic issues of the novel such as the relationship between poetry and reality. It occasionally makes brief comments on one or two places, with insightful insights, and can often reveal the best features of Lu Xun's novels that others have not seen in one sentence.

"Lu Xun's Youth" is a collection of commemorative texts written by Zhitang at the invitation of newspapers and magazines on the 20th anniversary of Lu Xun's death. It is another kind of work about Lu Xun after "Lu Xun's Hometown" and "Characters in Lu Xun's Novels". On the basis of the former, it adds new facts and more systematically introduces Lu Xun's early life, cultural interests, and the foundation of his thoughts. Different from many one-sided and conceptual works that deified Lu Xun at that time, Zhitang particularly emphasized the "human" side of Lu Xun, such as "Lu Xun's Smile" and "Lu Xun and His Brothers", which allow us to see the "angry" but "amiable" Lu Xun.

"Lu Xun's Hometown" is one of Zhou Zuoren's important works recalling Lu Xun in his later years. It describes Lu Xun's life, study, and friendships during his youth from four parts: "Baicao Garden", "Inside and Outside the Garden", "Lu Xun in Tokyo" and "Old Stories of Bu Shu Bookstore". It not only outlines Lu Xun who was active inside and outside the garden, but also touches on the people and things looming in the background. In his "living atmosphere", volumes of genre paintings of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China are slowly unfolded. The article follows the plain and sincere style of Chengzhitang's works that recall people's memories. The writing is concise and unsophisticated. With just a few strokes, it can describe people, events and scenes in a way that no one else can.

Sabo was a famous female poet in ancient Greece who was comparable to Homer. She had a great influence on European and American literature at that time and in later generations. It has been more than a hundred years since Sapo entered the Chinese people's horizons at the beginning of the last century. The spread of Sapo in China was aided by Zhou Zuoren. This book introduces the ancient Greek poetess Sappho, with poetry as the main subject and life as the secondary. The six articles are all taken from "The Life of Sappho" written by the British writer Weigall. The poems by Szabo collected in this article are also translated according to the original text of the poetry collection.

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."