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A person's dripping green is like a boat traveling along the coast. The clear sound of the strings spreads along the way, always in the silence, intentionally or unintentionally soothing the restless souls.

"True Love Is Unforgettable", one glance at the table of contents reveals the author's military background. The work is divided into three parts, family love takes the lead, military career is in the middle, and experiences and reflections after transferring to the local area follow. It is very organized. Many articles were originally published in the literary journal "Huadu" co-organized by the district writers, and his "From Cow Baby to Colonel" is still serialized. Many articles have also been published in "Huadu Today". I had read most of the articles carefully before they were published, and I had an impression on them, especially the parts about family relationships.

The intersection of the Yangtze River and the Jialing River raises the unique mountain city and Yuzhong Peninsula. Since 316 BC, when Qin destroyed the Ba Kingdom and built a city in Jiangzhou and established Ba County, the Qin divided the world into thirty-six counties, and Ba County was one of them. Yuzhong District (Yuzhong Peninsula) of Chongqing City has been in existence for more than 2,300 years. Looking back at history, its important position has never changed. The tiny Yuzhong Peninsula has been awarded the honor of an office directly under the central government for three times. More than a decade ago, the country's economy was still underdeveloped and transportation was inconvenient. The city's appearance still maintained the general pattern before liberation. Not to mention the distant Beibei, which was on the south bank and north of the river. Even if there were roads connecting Shapingba and Jiulongpo, when people went to Yuzhong District, they all said they were going to the city. Advantageous factors such as municipal leading organs, functional departments, important businesses, famous food and famous stores, financial centers, key schools, culture and entertainment, transportation and travel are superimposed here.

Hong Kong has a special status in Guangdong culture. The city itself is a center where global and local, traditional and modern, and various elements merge and intersect. The culture derived from it is also a mixture of Chinese and Western, old and new, elegance and customs. The pop music, movies, comics, advertisements, art, architectural styles, etc. Bred by this culture have always attracted the attention of the entire Asia and the world. Under the influence of factors such as the transfer of sovereignty back to the motherland, the opening of the mainland's economy, border clearance, and free travel, Hong Kong is changing, and the local culture closely connected with it is also changing. Many familiar traditions are gradually disappearing or transforming; the Cantonese culture that once swept Asia continues to be impacted by strong cultures from surrounding areas. Even the Cantonese language itself, which is closely related to citizens' lives, is also in the process of evolution and rebirth. This book is compiled into three parts: popular culture, living space and tradition, and identity and resources, with a total of thirteen articles. As researchers and observers of Guangdong culture, in addition to reflection and criticism, the authors also elaborated on their personal sighs and admiration for the increasingly changing Guangdong culture and the new ways of its reproduction, expounding what they were fascinated by, or offering warnings and worries. If we don't insist on whether this is progress or regression, we may be able to discover more.

According to the bibliography of the "New Horizons" Chinese Classics Library series, the introductions at the beginning of each book are compiled in series, and the research experiences of various scholars on Chinese classics are gathered into this collection of introductions. It also includes three prefaces by Rao Gong, Chen Yaonan, and Li Zhuofen. They are all titled "Why do people need to read classics today" to bring out the significance of modern people reading Chinese classics. Celebrity recommendation: What is our mission to promote cultural renaissance? I believe that the 21st century is an era of reorganizing ancient books and selectively regaining traditional morality and culture. --Every classic introduction in Jao Tsung-i's book is written in response to modern people's needs for classic wisdom. Therefore, it not only has a modern vision, but also meets the demands of modern people. --Li Zhuofen The so-called "classics" are written records that have gone through countless tests and are still convinced by everyone and can be used to guide words and deeds. By looking at the Expo and studying these records in detail, we can understand human nature and gain insights into world affairs (especially the spirit of Chinese culture), so we can choose to inherit and carry them forward. --Chen Yaonan

If you want to learn English well, mastering vocabulary is an important step. This book provides a new way to learn vocabulary through "homophones" that have the same pronunciation but different meanings. This book collects 198 pairs of homonyms. Common words appear first, and new words are placed after common words, allowing readers to master the pronunciation and comparative meaning of new words with the help of familiar common words. For example, if you remember symbol, you can learn cymbal; if you remember sweet, you can learn suite. This learning method of "bringing new knowledge through familiarity" and "pairs" can help expand vocabulary, enhance confidence in English pronunciation, and gradually improve the sense of English. This book has a small test (Tryit!) Before the text begins, which can be used to test yourself and check your ability to use vocabulary. The book contains a total of 20 exercises (Practice), containing about 200 questions, to help readers consolidate what they have learned through practice.

This collection of poems was edited and compiled by Chen Zhanquan's descendants. Based on the four volumes of manuscripts of "Preliminary Collection of Poems on Xiu Zhuyuan", the editor selected the "Recent Poems on Xiu Zhuyuan" published in 1978 by the author himself. The poems based on "Excerpts from the Preface Collection of Xiuzhuyuan Poems" were reviewed and corrected, converted into electronic manuscripts, and marked with new punctuation. The selected poems include a total of 327 poems written by Chen Zhanquan from the age of 24 to 61.

"Cat's City in the Sky" is an autobiographical essay that tells the story of how Xu Tao and Mao Shuhua, a young couple who love life, founded Maokong. During a trip to Nepal, the two came up with a business plan to "send to the future" based on a late postcard. From the first 32-square-meter store on Pingjiang Road to the establishment of the super popular brand "Cat's Sky City" in the subculture field, the founder of Maokong shared his entrepreneurial journey with everyone, giving young people dreams and hopes. I hope this book brings you warmth and strength.

More than once I whizzed by or stopped on the other side. Perhaps, there was once there too - my childlike laughter and extremely low sadness. However, at this time, I was looking across the shore, which was both familiar and unfamiliar, close yet far away.

This book is a collection of travel notes and essays. The author focuses on Anhui's business cards such as rice paper, Peach Blossom Pond, Zhongdu City, Ancha, Xinghua Village, Brousson Tree, An Dajian, and Quantum. With a unique perspective and accurate, concise, and beautiful language, the author penetrates the dust of history and shows Anhui's unique humanistic heritage and rich historical heritage in the mountains and rivers geography, folk customs, historical sites, natural scenery, and realistic humanity. The book is full of pictures and texts, rich in content, combining history with reality, and emphasizing both realism and lyricism. It has profound historical value and practical significance. It is a "Biography of Anhui" that connects ancient and modern times. The book is published in three-dimensional form, with micro-videos and audio readings. The readers are all top anchors and artists in China, and their passionate recitations and exquisite texts complement each other and make each other interesting.

This collection of essays, "Background", is all about rural narratives - the countryside is her hometown. Hometown is the place where body and soul grow. There are so many memories and concerns there. Therefore, narrating about her hometown is her only choice.

Life is like the wind blowing, with many gatherings and separations, joys and sorrows, noisy carriages and horses, and flying dust. It is allowed to be washed away by the years, leaving only a few ink stains, floating like smoke. It shows the sharpness of the world, like a sword rustling...

He was born in China and died in Japan. He was far away from his homeland and lost his surname, but he used his pen as a weapon. In his short life of 28 years, he wrote in the language of his own nation and testified to the cruelest era with the simplest words. This book contains 91 poems and 4 essays by Korean poet Yin Dongzhu, which tells the story of his love for his homeland and people, his yearning for independence and freedom, and his meticulous observation of life during the dark years of Japanese occupation.

This book is a collection of materials on speech issues in the pre-Qin and Han dynasties. It compiles relevant texts on speech issues in the classics, scholars, historiography, and collections of works in the pre-Qin and Han dynasties. Literature is speech, and speech is a fundamental attribute of literature. Literary research based on this will have a new look. This collection of materials has the value of document collection for the study of speech in Chinese literature and novels, and provides researchers with the convenience of using materials.

"Tears and Laughter" is the posthumous work of modern prose writer Liang Yuchun, which collects twenty-two of his prose works.

Liu Bannong was an advocate of the New Culture Movement and a famous poet of the New Poetry Movement. Later, while devoting himself to the study of linguistics, he engaged in prose writing and made outstanding achievements. His works are fresh and simple, concerned about reality and sympathetic to the people, and have had a positive impact. This book selects the author's excellent essays from various periods, aiming to provide a high-level popular reading for the general public.

"Gallery Collection" is a collection of essays written by Li Guangtian in modern times. The author of the book's "Inscription" explains the main content of the collection of essays and the reason for the title: "Like the gallery in the remote village I wrote about, as I said, some ordinary and messy New Year pictures in that gallery are the same as these small articles of mine. ... I am a countryman. People, I love the countryside and the people who live in the countryside. Even now, even though I have lived in this big city for several years, I still live and think like a country person. If the things I write have not lost the rural flavor, then maybe it is natural. "

Most of the collected texts here are travelogues. The author was in Jinan when the Anti-Japanese War began. When Jinan was in crisis, the author moved with the school to the foot of Mount Tai. On December 24, when it was freezing and snowy, we left Tai'an amid wild bombings from enemy planes. After that, he moved southward, from Henan to Hubei. We lived in Yunyang City on the left bank of the Han River for half a year, and then walked to Sichuan for two months. It was December 1st when we left Yunyang, and it was a very cold day. When we arrived at our destination, there were cauliflower flowers everywhere. What is written in this small collection is the situation along the way from Yunyang to Sichuan.

These diaries were written with Xu Zhimo's encouragement when Xiaoman and Xu Zhimo were passionately in love, and they truly reflect Xiaoman's intentions towards Xu...

"Back View" is one of Zhu Ziqing's most famous collections of essays. His essay of the same name, "Back View", is a classic retrospective documentary lyrical essay in the history of modern Chinese literature. As early as 1933, it was selected by the Commercial Press to be included in the third volume of the junior high school textbook "Guowen". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was selected into junior high school Chinese textbooks many times. In the article, the author's restrained and melancholy writing about father's love is so true and beautiful that it has become one of the classic prose masterpieces with the highest rumination rate. It is worthy of repeated reading and understanding by generations of young people.

The author uses a unique perspective, delicate writing style, and uses poetic words to describe the people and things around him, expressing his love and enthusiasm for life.

This is a collection of prose essays that interpret ancient teachings from a modern perspective. The author focuses on daily life examples, analyzes issues of immediate concern to people, interprets the ancient classics in popular language, and educates people on how to cultivate themselves, manage their families, and conduct themselves in the world in the new historical period.

This book narrates the experiences and stories of celebrities in ancient Chinese history and culture. It uses the mind of a modern intellectual to understand the passing historical smoke and records these feelings in the form of cultural prose. The book is mainly composed of narrative prose, which combines the experience and destiny of historical and cultural celebrities, supplemented by the author's thinking. Each article is interspersed with a large number of classical poems and their interpretations. The author interprets their works in the form of cultural prose, traces their experiences, and expresses a modern person's in-depth thinking on history, culture and even human destiny.

The author Yu Dafu writes like a person. His works full of romantic sentimentality are sincere and candid, and he dissects himself in a pure lyrical way. His writing is full of ups and downs, like flowing clouds and flowing water, which reflects his own bumpy life and the characteristics of that era, and is full of strong artistic charm.

His childhood and adolescence were spent in the unforgettable places of Fuyang and Hangzhou. The green and blue Fuchun landscape and the unique scenery of Xizi nourished and cultivated Yu Dafu's talents and feelings. An extremely important part of his fresh, fluent and passionate prose is the description of the mountains, waters and secular scenery of his hometown, leaving for future generations a colorful and thought-provoking picture.

"Pillow Essays" was first published by Shanghai Beixin Book Company in June 1929. It is paperback with rough edges. The binding design has its own characteristics. Secondly, the most important thing is that this is a unique collection of essays. Zhang Yiping clearly told readers in the preface that this book was written while he was recovering from illness. "I couldn't read any books and couldn't do anything. I was very bored lying in bed all day, so I picked up Note-Book and wrote a few sentences at random, which became such a thin volume "Pillow Essays."" Zhang Yiping also revealed that he "was encouraged by my cousin Lin Yu when I wrote this "Essays." He admitted that the book was "admittedly a shoddy and superficial product", but his interpretation was still very high, that is, it was "imitated in the style of "Shishuo Xinyu", recording the rich discussions of many teachers and friends." "Shishuo Xinyu" written by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Song Dynasty is a classic in ancient Chinese notebook literature.

This book selects the works of Zheng Zhenduo, and uses his unique literary thoughts, style and talent to record his insights on life, what he saw, heard and felt during his travels, and his memories of reading past events. It is true, natural, smart and smooth. It can be said that wherever his inspiration goes, his pen is full of flowers. "The Warmth Spreading on the Tip of the Pen" is intended to allow readers to realize the true meaning of life, the value of life and the meaning of life. This book selects the works of Zheng Zhenduo, and uses his unique literary thoughts, style and talent to record his insights on life, what he saw, heard and felt during his travels, and his memories of reading past events. It is true, natural, smart and smooth. It can be said that wherever his inspiration goes, his pen is full of flowers. "The Warmth Spreading on the Tip of the Pen" is intended to allow readers to realize the true meaning of life, the value of life and the meaning of life.

This book contains contents such as first love; women's taboos; words of the wind; commemoration of Zhimo; drinking tea; talking about wine; discussing tea again; about bitter tea; notes about buying ink, etc.

This book is a collection of Zhu Ziqing's life essays. From "Hurry" to "Back View", from "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" to "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lights", Mr. Zhu Ziqing's beautiful prose has given generation after generation the first impression of literature.

"Sui Shun Ji" contains fine prose written by Mr. Cheng Ying over the years and published in columns of various newspapers and periodicals. The works include memories of interesting childhood stories and people and things in his hometown, such as "Enlightenment Samadhi", "New Year's Old Words", "Shazhou New Village Reminiscences", etc.; Historical figures Trivia about things and stories, such as "Su Xiaoxiao Fragments", "I Heard Willow Like This", "Where to Get Gu Wenjun Liquor", etc.; Miscellaneous social stories, such as "Farewell to Another Sensual", "Revelation of the Forbidden Song", etc.; General overview of humanities and beautiful scenery, such as "Phoenix City", "The True Colors of Tengzhou", etc.

This is the Tibet written by a Tibetan aid cadre and essayist. The first volume, "Majiami's Moon", is about the traces or travel notes of Tibet, which is mysterious, lonely and remote. The second volume, "There is a Namtso in the Sky," writes about Tibetan customs and folk customs, both close to the ground and close to the clouds. The third volume, "Indescribable Kelsang Flowers", is about human relationships and daily life in Tibet, which is strange, different but ordinary.

No one can escape youth and vicissitudes of life. This book is a collection of essays on life by Gong Xiaobing, a young writer who grew up from a juvenile delinquent to an entrepreneur, writer, and member of the Youth Federation. It contains 58 essays by the author, including humorous life notes, sharp essays that criticize current ills, youthful and inspiring essays, and unknown traces of youth growth. It is the best growth inspirational work dedicated to the hundreds of millions of struggling post-80s and post-90s who are growing up.

Is there a book that carries the life, old age, illness and death in the world? Is there a book that writes all the joys and sorrows of life? Is there a book that collects the joy, anger, sorrow and joy in the heart? Is there a book that is a song of life? In this book, Jian Yue collects and compiles the old manuscripts accumulated over more than 30 years of writing, those chronicles of growth, those reasons and touches on the road to literature, those traces of the intersection of life and history, those feelings of conversations with friends, those deep feelings about the artistic situation and the ecology of literary friends, to build a quiet path on paper, let the trees and flowers bloom all the way, and the path takes shape. Each stage of life is like a trail, and we are guided by inexplicable forces to be on it - the younger we are, the fewer choices we have. However, in these few opportunities, every choice we make has incredible power and determines which path our life will take. Time pushes us forward, one path after another. As we walk along it, we decide that this is everything. Time is slow, as if it is flowing in a circle with no exit. The sorrow and separation are so heavy, and the joy and happiness are so vivid. Unexpectedly, a breeze blows by. Looking back, at a certain step that cannot be noticed, life has entered another path. Such a heavy tragic story in the past is actually a relic that can only be seen by looking through the gaps in the branches and using the stars to mark the direction.

This is a unique collection of essays with rich themes and beautiful language. It shows that in the years of forging ahead, three '78 students sincerely described their own mental journeys and emotional experiences, as well as the vicissitudes of life, hometown feelings, the landscape of the motherland, exotic customs, life insights, and the meaning of life in prose. Because the three authors have different experiences, specializations, and outstanding achievements in their respective career fields, this collection of prose has become a unique, colorful, and complementary chant that is worthy of careful reading and appreciation by readers.

"My Portable Life" is one of Yan Hong's works. It is divided into six series including "Little Lucky", "Small Town Literary Youth in the Provincial City", "My Portable Refuge" and "Japanese Series". It includes the author's works on Tencent Everyone, Xingxing, Tiantian Kuaibao and other platforms. The column works on the book record the trivial stories in life, childhood study experience, current public opinion, reading notes, what he saw and heard during his trip to Japan, as well as the author's insights and insights derived from them. The works are mostly based on small things, using small things to see the big things. The perspectives are fashionable and novel, the analysis is sharp and thorough, the writing style is humorous and gentle, and full of elegant and intellectual atmosphere.

"Not necessarily said" is divided into four volumes: "Cultural Accidents", "Traditional Mirrors", "Historical Distillation" and "Intellectual Tension", with a broad vision and wisdom and rationality. Articles often use traditional culture to observe real life and apply it to the judgment of world affairs, opening up many channels between Chinese tradition and the present. There is no simple criticism in these articles. The descriptive descriptions and discussions embody calm thinking about reality and a profound understanding of culture.

The first collection of prose essays by the famous novelist A Yuan. A Yuan makes the characters in her novels appear and examine and analyze their real life and temperament origin; A Yuan talks about books and writing, observes people and the world, and experiences the world. All of them are permeated with the unique cognition and intelligence of academic writers, as well as the sensibility and spirituality of female writers. These proses are crisp, lively and playful, with classical poetry and Chinese and foreign allusions readily available in the prose, demonstrating the knowledge and accumulation of a scholarly writer.

The latest self-selected collection of essays by Kim In-soon, a famous writer born in the 1970s. Kim In-soon is good at using simple and concise pen and ink to accurately outline the various people around him, observing the rapids lurking under the surface of ordinary life, and revealing the gaps and cracks in life in calm and peaceful narratives. It not only shows the intellectuality and brightness of a writer who has experienced the world, but also her deep respect and understanding of the world.

Waiting, just to meet you. Waiting for you to show off your strength for me. Waiting for you, stay with me. Waiting for you to accompany me through all the joys and sorrows in life. Waiting for you to accompany me on many bridges and roads in many places. Come with me and pass through the most beautiful scenery in the world. In fact, I have never lost my way before I met you. Just treat life as a free and short journey. In fact, I never gave up before I met you. Just treat life as a practice of self-enrichment. Loving you is like the wind traveling eight thousand miles. I am savoring the passing years, and I am blooming with youth. I'm waiting, I'm waiting for the wind and I'm waiting for you.

Through words, the author retells and reconstructs the past and present of Huang Village in front of Xisai Mountain, his hometown, and expresses hidden compassion, sympathy and respect for the living space and living conditions of the migrant workers in Guangdong, and writes about the desolation of society and the ugliness of human nature. When writing about his hometown and relatives, the author's delicate and thick words are filled with goodwill and warmth.

This book is a collection of essays. The book takes the natural scenery of Xinjiang as the entry point. It presents water, trees, grass, mountains, snow, wind, rain, songs, fish, wine, sunshine, animals, stones, utensils, deserts, legends, stories, pastures, numbers, rock paintings, hunters, roads, etc. As in-depth presentation objects. It records the unique events that occurred one by one, and reveals the national culture, regional characteristics and other contents of this land. Because Xinjiang is dotted with oases, grasslands, deserts and Gobis, the people living here have outstanding uniqueness. It has always been known as "God's Back Garden, God's Private Land" and other reputations. The author chose "God's Private Land" as the title of the book. The purpose is to display the distinctive regional characteristics and let readers understand the colorful customs and customs of the border areas.

This book is a collection of essays. The author writes about his hometown of Poyang, his place of residence in Nanchang, himself, his relatives, seasons, plants and animals, the places he passed, his student days, and all the changes in the past ten years. He also discusses philosophy, life and death, right and wrong, and dissects his soul and life completely and nakedly. This is a collection of consuming essays that make people think deeply and sigh after reading it.

The book is divided into five chapters: "Shadow of Charm", "Shadow of Engraving", "Shadow of Back", "Shadow of Sparse" and "Shadow of Sundial", and contains more than 140 essays written by Zhang Chongguang. The main content of prose includes literary and artistic talks, reading notes, emotional random thoughts, phenomenon thinking, life records, etc. The author writes down what he sees, hears, thinks and feels in a light and indifferent writing style, and shares his life and thinking. This book combines rational thinking and emotional expression, and is the accumulation of the author's thoughts over many years.

"Walking in Dingnan" takes what one sees and hears as a perspective, combines the long humanistic history of Dingnan, and tells a unique local custom. It has a distinctive regional cultural color and high text value. The author has a wide range of work, rich experience, is rooted in the local area, deeply explores local cultural resources, and interprets them in a new way. He has clear and philosophical thoughts as well as rich and profound humanistic cognition, presenting a high-quality book that promotes local cultural business cards.

The content of this book includes: the beautiful hometown - Luyuan, learning to drive a carriage, spending several springs with a meal of sesame, the story of the mill, the unforgettable "first time" in life, childhood memories, the change of destiny in the college entrance examination, the days of being a cowherd, the tense summer harvest, the thread in the hands of a loving mother, "I am a literary propagandist" "Herald", earning work points, looking at the changes of the times from the perspective of marriage customs, dreams, hard work, a lively art activity class, equal teacher-student relationship is a prerequisite for successful Chinese teaching, immortal rhyme - "Ansai Waist Drum" classroom teaching design, stepping off the podium, etc.

The title of the book "Problems in Li Er's Poetics" intentionally imitates Mikhail Bakhtin's treatise "Problems in Dostoevsky's Poetics". The author believes that Li Er is a particularly important writer, and the views discussed in "Problems on Li Er's Poetics" are universal. This is a monograph that comprehensively discusses all of Li Er's works so far. Li Er's works profoundly reveal the subject of irony in an era of irony; but the book mainly analyzes the tone shift that Li Er has experienced in his creative career of more than thirty years, and how the tone shift helps novelists deal with increasingly complex realities and the relationship with his mother tongue. The book has a clear structure and plentiful references, trying to break down the differences between China and the West and ancient and modern times. Compared with orthodox and authentic academic works, the book is highly readable.

"Pictures of Beauty" is a collection of essays on classical life aesthetics by Meng Hui, a researcher and writer of traditional Chinese material culture. The author discusses the daily life and aesthetic creation of ancient Chinese women in a simple and in-depth manner. The book is divided into 7 volumes - beauty, love, festivals, red makeup, clothing, daily life and elegance. Meng Hui vividly and meticulously explains how ancient women created a beautiful atmosphere and created a beautiful style. Ancient history and quiet antiquities contain poetry from ancient times. Meng Hui focuses on the relationship between antiquities and life, and from daily details, understands the ritual pursuit of beauty by the ancients, and arouses readers to reimagine classical beauty.

"Farm Leisure Notes" is the latest work of the "thumb writer" Ma Huijuan. After publishing "Talk in the Brook Wind" and "Hope Grows in the Soil", she adheres to the characteristics of authentic and simple writing, natural and smooth writing, and uses the true taste of life to warm and nourish the soul. She continues to describe what she sees, hears and feels, and deeply considers real life while caring for the spiritual world. The work is highly literary, and the author conveys a positive and optimistic attitude to readers through words, arousing readers' resonance.

This book includes: Shuiwa, Zhouwan, a Heron Inn that spans hundreds of years, my beautiful hometown of Gaobadian, my mother's little hoe, my little-footed mother and her small vegetable garden, the days when I left my mother, my mother's language, the gunshots of Marco Polo Bridge and the lights of Yan'an cave dwellings, "Shangluo Daily" rewrote my life, the fate of the Agricultural Bank of China, the situation of the Agricultural Bank of China, the "late" Spring Festival Gala, different feelings, etc.

Here are recorded the stories of 18 "rebels" during the epidemic. They were born ordinary and hoped to fight for danger. Each story is based on real things seen and heard, including touching deeds of Wuhan business owners, post-00s generation, nurses, pregnant women, village party secretaries and other protagonists.