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"Tianyu Mandala: Ji Xianlin's Prose" collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's exquisite prose. Mr. Ji's prose has a strong foundation. "Truth" and "simplicity" are the two major characteristics of Mr. Ji's prose, as well as the unique style of his prose. Just as Mr. Ji pursues: "Simple and indifferent, natural in nature, plain in appearance, beautiful in content, loose in form, bleak in operation, rhythmic, rhythmic, like composing music, back and forth..." "True" means that his prose is a mirror of his soul, truly reflecting the ups and downs, twists and turns, pursuit and struggle of his life in the past ninety years. "Solidarity" means that his prose is unpretentious, and the small is the most important. Just like the blue Mao suit that he often wore throughout his life, it formed the unique style of his prose.

Wang Zengqi is a famous writer, essayist, dramatist in the history of contemporary Chinese literature, and a representative figure of Beijing-style writers. He is the author of a collection of novels "Collection of Encounters", novels "Ordering" and "Records of Da Nao", and a collection of essays "Collection of Puqiao". Most of his works are included in "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi". He is known as "a lyrical humanitarian, China's last pure literati, and China's last scholar-official". His prose "Duck Eggs at Dragon Boat Festival" was selected into middle school Chinese textbooks. "Being at peace with the situation: Prose of Wang Zengqi" contains Wang Zengqi's classic prose about life, food, flowers, plants and trees.

Yu Guangzhong is one of the best essayists in contemporary China. His prose is "grand in momentum, with language like a military parade, overwhelming mountains and seas, thousands of horses galloping, and has a profound sense of humor." At the same time, it is immersed in a poetic and classical charm, organically integrating China's cultural heritage and modern consciousness. This book contains both Yu Guangzhong's past classics as well as new works in recent years. The works selected in this book cover Yu Guangzhong's understanding of life, understanding of the world, cherishing family and friendship, and insights on growth and success.

"Fig: Xiao Fuxing's Prose" is a self-selected collection of prose by the famous contemporary writer Xiao Fuxing. It includes Xiao Fuxing's prose classics from different periods, many of which are the latest works. The four volumes of "Figs", "Handwritten Letters", "Memory of the Wasteland" and "Lacey Dumplings" fully demonstrate the full scope of Xiao Fuxing's prose, covering his experiences of growing up, studying, going to the countryside, making friends, and raising children. The book not only contains memories of the past, but also contains insights into family, friendship, and life. It is popular, clear, and thought-provoking. Reading slowly and savoring it carefully, you seem to have entered the author's inner world, feeling the joy and sorrow of the world with him, and experiencing his deep nostalgia, light helplessness, deep love and touch.

Liang Xiaosheng is known as "an evergreen tree in the Chinese literary world". "Flowers and Youth: Liang Xiaosheng's Prose" is a selection of the writer's prose works over the years. It is divided into different volumes according to content and themes, including the author's memories of his relatives, his insights on life, and his review and reflections on his creative career. The book includes "The Book of Loving Mother and Me" (also known as "My Loving Mother"), which was selected into the People's Education Press textbook, and some other works (excerpts) have been included in Hong Kong primary school Chinese textbooks, many universities' teaching Chinese as a foreign language textbook, and the humanities textbook of a university in the United States, and the Japanese national compulsory Chinese language teaching textbook.

The three-act drama "Teahouse" is Mr. Lao She's masterpiece and a classic in the history of Chinese dramas. Each character's lines are designed to be very vivid, expressive, full of personality, concise and concise, with profound meaning. "Teahouse" is still a standing repertoire of modern theaters. In addition to "Teahouse", this book also collects Mr. Lao She's most representative short stories and essays. The selected articles are all representative works praised by experts and readers, allowing readers to have a more complete, concentrated and rich appreciation of Mr. Lao She's unique ideological and artistic panorama.

"You Can Fly Anyway (Li Changsheng's Selected Works)" by Li Changsheng is the literature and publishing chapter of the three-volume self-selected collection of Li Changsheng, a Chinese writer in Japan. In the articles selected in this volume, the author details the shining names in the history of Japanese literature - Nagai Karikaze, Tanizaki Junichiro, Dazai Osamu, Sakaguchi Ango, Inoue Ha, etc. He also talks about Iwanami Shoten and Kadokawa Shoho, and laughs about publishing matters. The content described follows the circuit of modern history, from far to near, from writers to publishers, and through the production and sales ends of the cultural assembly line after humans entered the printing civilization, outlining the appearance and interior of the entire modern Japanese civilization.

"Qua Ji Kuo Kuo Kuang (Li Changsheng's Selected Works)" written by Li Changsheng is the culture and history chapter of the three-volume self-selected collection of Li Changsheng, a Chinese writer in Japan. "Knowing the sun" has gradually become a trend. However, for more than half a century, we have almost only evaluated various aspects of this neighbor from one position and one angle. The author recommends that we move our steps and adjust the distance. This book brings together the author's many close and far-reaching descriptions of Japanese culture, from the mysterious dry landscape to the unique flower-viewing posture, from the changes in Noh music to Japanese aesthetics and self-reflection. It blends culture and history. It also explains the complex historical connections between Japanese culture and Chinese culture and clarifies many misunderstandings. Between the words, the author's own cultural and historical views are also suddenly visible.

"The Snowy Land (Auto-Selected Works by Li Changsheng)" written by Li Changsheng is the life and aesthetic chapter of the three-volume self-selected collection of Li Changsheng, a Chinese writer in Japan. In the selected articles in this volume, the author talks about eating, drinking and cherry blossom viewing, as well as glasses, chopsticks and bicycles. Japanese life unfolds in the flowing words, which looks beautiful but not so beautiful. The author talks about the sun, but does not laugh at it. Behind his "evaluative but not beautiful" words, there is an observer who is "willing to talk but lives in isolation", with a hint of gentleness in his coldness.

The strategy of Confucianism, Mohism, Taoism and Law to save the world: The world is in chaos and the market needs to be "rescued". Pre-Qin scholars are contending with each other. Which one is right and wrong is Confucianism, Mohism, Taoism and Law? Same world, different dreams - self-restraint and propriety, loving you is discussed, but state-owned enterprise reform and loving you are not discussed, saving can only be achieved by not tossing, double-dealing and domineering - who should I leave this world to? To save the world, save people first, to save people first, save hearts. Crisis turns into gold. How should we deal with it? Yi Zhongtian answered the questions of the pre-Qin scholars, saying that the great way is simple, easy and refreshing.

Zhongtian's Reading China series, a 20-year classic, has sold millions of copies, covering Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Chengdu, and Wuhan. If you understand the city, you will understand ourselves!

Zhongtian's Reading China series, a 20-year classic, has sold millions of copies, covering Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Chengdu, and Wuhan. If you understand the city, you will understand ourselves!

Zhou Zuoren, the second brother of Lu Xun, is an encyclopedic figure in the history of modern Chinese literature and one of the people who knows Lu Xun best. "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.

This book is a rich masterpiece written by Zhou Zuoren in his later years, reviewing his important life experiences. At first, there were only a few sections of "Jiu Lu of Peking University". When Cao Juren was running the "Cycle Daily" in Hong Kong, Zhou Zuoren sent it as a manuscript and published it in the supplement, which attracted attention. Later, he was invited by Cao Juren to start a "lifetime review", which lasted for more than two years and was completed in 207 chapters. The overall title of the manuscript was "Talk about the past in Yaotang", but it was renamed "Reminiscences of Zhitang" when it was published. As a master of modern literature, Zhou Zuoren personally experienced and participated in many important historical events in modern Chinese history, such as the activities of Qiu Jin and Xu Xilin during the Restoration of the late Qing Dynasty, the Revolution of 1911, Zhang Xun's Restoration, the New Culture Movement, etc. The records of his life are important historical materials. It is also based on the Zhitang style of writing, which can be said to be both literary and historical.

Zhou Zuoren, the second brother of Lu Xun, is an encyclopedic figure in the history of modern Chinese literature and one of the people who knows Lu Xun best. "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 in 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.

"Zhou Zuoren's Collected Works: History of Modern European Literature" is a companion volume to "History of European Literature". It is a compilation of the "History of European Literature in the Nineteenth Century" lecture notes that Zhou Zuoren taught for the second-year students of Chinese Literature at Peking University after "History of European Literature". The content ranges from the Middle Ages to the 19th century, with a special focus on European legendary and realist literature of the 19th century that had a profound influence on the scholars of the May 4th generation. The lecture notes were not published at the time. A copy of the lecture notes was first discovered in the National Library by scholar Zhi'an in 2005. It was compiled and published in a single volume in 2007, and this time it is included in a self-edited collection for the first time. Zhou's work on literary history has extensive knowledge, profound insights, elegant writing, and easy-to-understand explanations. It is known as the work that started "Chinese Enlightenment Literature."

A work that embodies Mr. Ji Xianlin's thoughts on harmony between nature and man. Everything in the book has been given the connotation of life by Mr. Ji Xianlin, an old woman, a little boy, a flower, an old dog, a rain... Ji Lao uses simple brushwork to describe his emotions for all things in the world. The people, things, objects and scenery experienced in his life are vivid and touching in Ji Xianlin's pen, which concentratedly expresses Mr. Ji Xianlin's "people's love" for all things in the world. This respectable and lovely old man is not only telling his emotions, but also wants to convey a kind of power to the world. Follow Ji Lao to feel and understand life, and gain the power of inner peace and tranquility.

Zhou Yueran once opened a column in newspapers and periodicals at the time on the issue of the relationship between men and women, guiding the various problems and confusions that young people at that time encountered in love and marriage. These articles were not boring sermons, but told short and concise stories in a humorous style, introducing relevant knowledge and the latest Western concepts on marriage and love at that time, which were both educational and entertaining. In Chinese society at that time, regarding the sensitive issue of the relationship between men and women, many people's concepts were still in the stage of feudal society and not advanced enough. Therefore, these short articles by Zhou Yueran had certain enlightenment, popularization and guidance significance for the Chinese people at that time. This book is a collection of these articles.

This book contains more than 200 articles by Zhou Yueran on the study of ancient book editions. Zhou Yueran was a famous bibliophile during the Republic of China. He not only loved reading, but also did a lot of research on book editions. In his heyday, his home collected more than 3,000 kinds of wire-bound books and 178 boxes, including the famous old editions of the Song and Yuan Dynasties and fine copies of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There were also about 5,000 volumes of Western books, which filled ten large cupboards. Zhou Yueran also served as the vice president of the Correspondence Society of the Commercial Press and the chief of the English Department. It can be said that books have accompanied every step of his life. Regarding ancient books, Zhou Yueran has a unique understanding and right to speak, has extremely high attainments, and has certain academic research value.

This book is one of the collections of essays by Zhou Yueran, a famous bibliophile and writer in the Republic of China. It contains more than 100 short essays. These essays are short, concise, rich in coverage, and full of wit. Through descriptions and reflections on the minutiae of daily life and the evolution of all things in the world, it reflects the wisdom of life and principles of dealing with things that the author has realized in life, work, communication, and reading. The writing style is smooth, natural, and full of humor. Zhou Yueran was a famous bibliophile and writer during the Republic of China. He had rich life experiences. In his writings, readers can not only understand Zhou Yueran as a person, but also see the style of an era through his stories.

Although Zhou Yueran is famous for his large collection of books, his research scope is extremely broad. He once opened a column in newspapers and periodicals at the time on the issue of male-female relations to guide the various problems and confusions that young people encountered in love and marriage at that time. These articles were not boring preaching, but told short and concise stories in a humorous style, introducing relevant knowledge and the latest Western concepts on marriage and love at that time, which were both educational and entertaining.

"Zou Taofen's Best Prose" edited by Zhou Lixia is a classic prose by Zou Taofen, a master of Chinese literature in the 20th century. It is narrative, lyrical and interpretive. These prose writing techniques are delicate, the structure is smooth, the organization is clear, the content is rich and colorful, and the language is fluent and beautiful. The prose is permeated with the author's rich social life and complex inner world. This collection of essays is typical and sophisticated, highly readable, and endlessly enjoyable to savor. The contents include love and life, efficient optimism, the power of leisure, running dogs, personal freedom and national freedom, concentrated energy, agility and accuracy, adaptability to the situation, rewards of perseverance, dryness, emotions, disgusting imitation, happiness, private offices, etc.

"On Criticism" is Pope's first important work. It is a long poem written in heroic couplet. The poem provides valuable suggestions for literary criticism and creation, represents Pope's literary philosophy, and is still helpful to current literature lovers. "On Criticism" has the author's usual wit and wit, and many of its famous sentences have become English idioms.

Lao She's novels mainly describe the lives and fate of citizens, especially the urban poor, with vivid and humorous writing. This book is based on selecting Lao She's most classic short stories. We have combined the selection criteria of stories that are more suitable for reading aloud, more story-telling and more interesting to conduct personalized screening. The final selection is not only Lao She's most classic short story, but also more interesting and story-telling. This set of books includes three selected collections: "Love Listening to Lao She I: Selected Short Stories", "Love Listening to Lao She II: Selected Short Stories", and "Love Listening to Lao She III: Selected Prose Collection".

This is the nostalgia and recollection of one generation for another generation after decades of history. This is the author's re-perception of the word "family", and it is also a deep understanding of current life. This is a son's longing and imagination for his parents: memories, sighs, emotions, guilt, confusion and inner pain. Carrying an overweight of memories, this book is like a small boat floating in the rivers and lakes. The work received wide acclaim after it was first published and won the Chinese Media Literature Award.

"Let the Company Belong Long: Reading to the Elders" is suitable for conveying the affection to the elders - lamenting the passing of time, praising the sonorous years, expressing care for them, and expressing your respect and love for them... In addition to collecting the works of famous writers, the book "Let the Company Belong Long: Reading to the Elders" The classic text provides an overview of the author's main life experiences and basic situations, and also analyzes the background of the creation of the text. It also provides readers with many suggestions for reading aloud, allowing readers to understand the content of the text more three-dimensionally and express their emotions more smoothly.

The book "Life is Slow: Reading to Myself" is divided into six parts to express personal emotions - savoring the sadness of love, immersed in memories, enjoying the silence of loneliness, loving the enterprising life... In addition to including famous works, the book "Life is Slow: Reading to Myself" Jia's classic text provides an overview of the author's main life experiences and basic situations, and also analyzes the background of the creation of the text. It also provides readers with many reading suggestions, allowing readers to understand the content of the text more three-dimensionally and express their emotions more smoothly.

This book is one of the reader series - "May You Grow Slowly: Reading to Children", which contains articles by more than 60 Chinese and foreign writers, including Rabindranath Tagore, Yeats, Lin Huiyin, Zhu Ziqing, Saint-Exupéry... "May You Grow Slowly: Reading to Children" is suitable for expressing the emotions between parents and children - the joy of the birth of a child, the desire to present the world to children, and allowing children to become better themselves. Expectations and reveries of spending quality time with children... In addition to collecting classic texts by famous writers, the book "May You Grow Up Slowly: Reading to Children" provides an overview of the author's main life experiences and basic situations. It also analyzes the background of the text's creation and provides readers with many suggestions for reading aloud, allowing readers to understand the content of the text more three-dimensionally and express their emotions more smoothly.

"Growing Old with You: Reading to Lovers" contains classic works by nearly 70 famous writers at home and abroad, including Zhou Zuoren, Yu Dafu, Zhu Shenghao, Pushkin, Petofi, Cernuda... Selected rare books, classic words and phrases, sit in the gentle time, listen to the wind and watch the rain with your lover! A lovingly written introduction: in-depth analysis of the text, and reading situation tips. In addition to collecting classic texts by famous writers, the book "Growing Old with You: Reading to Lovers" provides an overview of the author's main life experiences and basic situations. It also analyzes the background of the text's creation and provides readers with many suggestions for reading aloud, allowing readers to understand the content of the text more three-dimensionally and express their emotions more smoothly.

Mr. Lao She is a famous modern novelist and dramatist in my country. This book collects more than 60 long and short essays that he published sporadically, divided into seven series, roughly arranged in order of the year when the works were published. Lao She's works are known for their simple humor and colloquial language. From these prose, readers can once again appreciate Mr. Lao She's style as a folk language master.

In "The Road to Happiness", Russell does not rely on any profound doctrine, but summarizes some reasonable opinions confirmed by his own experience and observation, and creates a prescription for readers. He hopes that countless men and women who feel depressed can find their medical records and escape methods here, and can become happy with appropriate efforts. The book is clear and concise and has always been loved by readers. Several translations have been published in China. Mr. Fu Lei's superb translation adds brilliance to this book.

Xu Zhimo has been to many places. From the south to the north, from China to Europe, wherever he left his footprints, he also left many charming travel notes. The most commendable among them is his travels in Europe, including his travels in Siberia, feelings about Italy, feelings about Paris and London, etc. The beautiful scenery touched his heartstrings; the local customs and customs made him realize the differences between Eastern and Western cultures; and the different people he met touched various concepts deep in his mind. The feeling of nostalgia for my country and my longing for my relatives and friends are also integrated into the words in the whereabouts record. It leaves readers with scenes of exquisite scenery that are unforgettable. "Scale Claws in Paris: Xu Zhimo's Travel Notes (Rereading Xu Zhimo)" contains his travel notes on European travels. Including "The Rainbow After the Rain", "Autumn Thoughts on the Indian Ocean", "Travel to Hangzhou", "The Cambridge I Know", etc. Xu Zhimo is an emotional person who likes to express his feelings through natural scenery.

"Life Swaying in the Falling Leaves in the Autumn Wind: Xu Zhimo's Life Reflections (Rereading Xu Zhimo)" includes Beidaihe seaside fantasy; fallen leaves; inscriptions for Guo Zixiong; wanting to fly; autumn; planting flowers on the beach; a poet; an excerpt of "Super Good and Evil"; sea chants; stars and night moths; the death of my grandmother, etc.

In the process of reading, tasting, and understanding, you can activate your own thoughts and feelings, initially learn to use humanities and social science research methods to explore literary cases, and use your own eyes and mind to observe, experience, and build a new world of life and art.

This book collects Lao She's representative prose works from various periods. Lao She's prose has delicate writing techniques, smooth structure, clear organization, rich and colorful content, and smooth and beautiful language. The prose is permeated with the author's rich social life and complex inner world.

This book uses beautiful words and poetic narration to tell the story of Zhang Ailing's life, from the horrific encounters in her youth to her love affair with Hu Lancheng as an adult, to her colorful fame experiences, and finally the lamentable loneliness in her old age, leading readers into Zhang Ailing's world and witnessing her legend. Lead us into Zhang Ailing's world and witness her legend.

"The Scream" is a collection of short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922, and is one of Lu Xun's masterpieces. It contains 14 works including "Diary of a Madman" and "Kong Yiji". The work truly depicts social life from the Revolution of 1911 to the May 4th Movement. Starting from revolutionary democracy, with the purpose of Enlightenment and the spirit of humanitarianism, it reveals various deep-seated social contradictions, deeply analyzes and relatively completely negates China's old system and outdated traditional concepts, and shows a strong sense of worry for national survival and a strong desire for social change.

"Back" is a well-known prose by Zhu Ziqing. It is also a classic retrospective documentary lyrical prose in the history of modern Chinese literature. It has been selected into junior high school Chinese textbooks many times. Zhu Ziqing's restrained and melancholy description of father's love, true love and beauty, has touched the hearts of generations of readers. In addition to "The Back", this book also includes his popular masterpieces such as "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Hurry", "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lights", "Civilization in the Ship", as well as his travel notes and daily essays in Europe and London. These articles are extremely rich in ideological connotation and are classic works representing Zhu Ziqing's prose creation.

"Four Generations Under One Roof" is divided into two volumes. It is a million-word novel written by the Chinese writer Lao She. The work is set in the occupied area of ​​Peiping during the Anti-Japanese War. It describes the psychology and experiences of more than a dozen families and more than 100 people, centered on the four generations of the Qi family, in the "Little Sheep Circle" alley in Beijing. It reproduces the process of the people of Peiping from being confused and depressed, enduring humiliation and living in humiliation to gradually awakening and resisting under the brutal rule of the Japanese invaders. It praises their valuable national integrity as well as the Chinese nation's unyielding will to fight and determination to resist the war.

"Four Generations Under One Roof" is divided into two volumes. It is a million-word novel written by the Chinese writer Lao She. The work is set in the occupied area of ​​Peiping during the Anti-Japanese War. It describes the psychology and experiences of more than a dozen families and more than 100 people, centered on the four generations of the Qi family, in the "Little Sheep Circle" alley in Beijing. It reproduces the process of the people of Peiping from being confused and depressed, enduring humiliation and living in humiliation to gradually awakening and resisting under the brutal rule of the Japanese invaders. It praises their valuable national integrity as well as the Chinese nation's unyielding will to fight and determination to resist the war.

The teahouse owner Wang Lifa wanted to make his father's teahouse prosperous, so he socialized in all directions, but the harsh reality made him often ridiculed and eventually swallowed up by the ruthless society; Qin Zhongyi, a national capitalist who often frequented teahouses, went from being ambitious to save the country through industry to going bankrupt; the bold Fourth Master Chang, a disciple of the Eight Banners, embarked on the road of self-reliance after the fall of the Qing Dynasty. The story in the play all takes place in a teahouse in Beijing. People come and go in the teahouse, and people of all colors and religions gather together. A big teahouse is like a small society.

Xiangzi came from the countryside and was determined to buy a car of his own. However, the car he bought with three years of hard-earned money was robbed by the warlord's rebels. The second time, before he could save enough money to buy a car, the money was extorted by Detective Sun. Then, Huniu's "love" for him brought hardships to him both physically and mentally. After Huniu died of dystocia, a car bought with Huniu's savings had to be sold to pay for Huniu's funeral. After many setbacks, and with the suicide of Xiaofuzi, the woman Xiangzi loved, the last spark of hope in Xiangzi's heart was finally blown out, and he gradually evolved from an honest rickshaw driver to a pure lumpen proletarian. Through this tragic artistic image, we can have a deeper understanding of the semi-feudal and semi-colonial old China and inspire people to understand the root cause of Xiangzi's tragedy.

Zhu Ziqing (1898.11.22-1948.8.12) Was originally named Zhu Zihua, also known as Chunhua Qiushi, and later changed his name to Zhu Ziqing, with the courtesy name Peixian. Originally from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, he was born in Donghai, Jiangsu, and later settled in Yangzhou with his grandfather and father. He studied in a private school when he was young and was influenced by traditional Chinese culture.

In the 1920s and 1930s, the name Jiang Guangci was shining brightly and resoundingly in the Chinese literary world. His novels were popular for a while and were pirated many times. In today's popular terms, Jiang Guangci was an out-and-out best-selling author from the late 1920s to the early 1930s. Main works: Young Wanderer, Lisa's Sorrow, The Moon Breaking Out of the Clouds, On the Yalu River, Brothers' Night Talk.

This book contains 27 of Ye Zi's works, including: "Left Behind on the March", "Memories of the Night Rain", "Miscellaneous Notes on the March", "Yueyang Tower", "Ancient Ferry", and "Miscellaneous Notes on the South Journey".

Wen Yiduo (November 24, 1899 - July 15, 1946), whose real name was Wen Jiahua and whose courtesy name was Yousan, was born in Xishui County, Huanggang City, Hubei Province. He was a great modern Chinese patriot, a staunch democracy fighter, an early leader of the China Democratic League, a close friend of the Communist Party of China, and a representative poet and scholar of the Crescent Party. This volume has selected works: Red Candle, Li Bai Chapter, Rainy Night Chapter, Youth Chapter, Lone Goose Chapter, Red Bean Chapter, Dead Water, Extra-Collected Poems, and Essays.

A must-read classic of modern Chinese literature, you deserve it! This collection is essentially a collection of creations from the founding and development stages of modern Chinese literature, including almost all well-known writers and well-known works at that time. The contents are in order: Dai Wangshu's works, Hong Lingfei's works, Hu Yepin's works, Jiang Guangci's works, Liang Yuchun's works 1, Liang Yuchun's works 2, Liu Naou's works, Liu Naou's novel classics, Zhang Yiping's novel classics, Liu Yunruo's works, Lu Yan's works, Lu Yin's works, Lu Xun: The Scream, Mu Shiying's works, Peng Jia Huang novel classics, Qian Xuantong prose classics, Qian Xuantong works, Qiu Dongping novel classics, Rou Shi works, Teng Gu works, Wen Yiduo works, Xiao Hong works 1, Xiao Hong works 2, Xu Zhimo works, Xu Dishan works, Ye Zi works, Yu Dafu works, Zhang Yiping works, Zhu Ziqing works, Zou Taofen works.

Liang Yuchun (1906-1932) is a famous essayist in my country. He studied under famous teachers such as Ye Gongchao. His prose style is unique and has both Chinese and Western cultural characteristics. He wrote many works in his 26 years of life and was known as "China's Ilya".

Teng Gu's original name was Teng Cheng, with the courtesy name Ruoqu. He was born in Yuepu Town, Baoshan County, Jiangsu Province (now Shanghai) in the 27th year of Guangxu's reign (October 13, 1901). Teng Gu is an accomplished art theorist. He is good at poetry and calligraphy. He likes to paint lotuses and has written many books. This volume selects the works: Mural, Resurrection of the Stone Statue, Nostalgia, Watery Eyes, Centipede, Ginkgo Fruit, Antique Suicide, Motorcycle Ghost, Funeral, Labyrinth, A Dog, Old and New Nibs, Ordinary Death, Tears, Low-level Work, For the Little Ones, Post Obit (fulfillment after death), Expulsion.

Collects the author's best poems and famous prose works, including "Farewell to Cambridge", "Accidental", "Sayang Nala", etc.