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This volume collects Lu Yan's works, including selected works: "Autumn Night", "Grapefruit", "Juying's Marriage", "Gold", "Poison", "A Dangerous Person", "A Chang Thief's Bones", "The Final Victory", "The Sorrow of Childhood", "The Banquet", "Little Heart", "Fork in the Road", "Under the Roof", "Anshe" and other works.

Liu Naou, a native of Liuying District, Tainan City, Taiwan; a Taiwanese novelist and film producer during the Japanese occupation, who studied at Aurora University in Shanghai; his writing follows a modernist line and has contacts with Shi Zhecun and others; his representative work is "Urban Landscape", which describes the fanatical confusion of urban men and women, drawing on the techniques of the Japanese New Sensation School; he has translated Yokomitsu Riichi's novel collection "Pornographic Culture" and Fritsch's "Sociology of Art".

This book includes Lu Yin's representative prose and novels, among which the prose "Memories under the Moon" and "Under the Leifeng Pagoda" "seem to be better than her novels", "The Thorn of the Rose" is also "clear and lovely" (Mao Dun's words), and the novel "Old Friend on the Seaside" writes about the sincerity and disillusionment of female love, and the persistent pursuit of female independent personality. "Ivory Ring" is the peak of Lu Yin's creation, the novel Using his close friend and female writer Shi Pingmei as the model, the story is real and touching, and the writing style is sad and beautiful. It is a masterpiece of love novels. Lu Yin's prose expresses her conflicting mood with reality, vividly, completely and vividly reflecting her naive, stubborn, depressed and sad personality. Most of her works are in the form of letters and diaries, with a natural and smooth style, clear and meaningful words, and a sad mood.

"The Scream" is a collection of fourteen short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922. The work truly depicts the social landscape from the Revolution of 1911 to the May 4th period, mercilessly lashes out at the various shortcomings of the feudal system and feudal ethics, makes a profound summary of the experience and lessons since the Revolution of 1911, conducts a comprehensive analysis of personal tragedies in the period of social change, and shows a keen concern for the national spirit and a strong desire for social change.

Mu Shiying (March 14, 1912 - June 28, 1940), a native of Cixi, Zhejiang, was a modern Chinese novelist and a representative of the New Sensation School. His pen names were Fa Yang and Anonymous. He began writing novels in 1929, and published the novels "Our World" and "The Black Whirlwind" the following year (1930); in 1932, he published the collection of novels "North and South Pole", which reflected the polar opposition between the upper class and the lower class; in 1933, he published the collection of novels "Cemetery", which instead described the bizarre urban life, and later published "Platinum Female Body Statue", "Saint Virgin's Emotions", etc.; Participated in the Kuomintang Book and Magazine Review Committee around 1933; went to Hong Kong after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, returned to Shanghai in 1939, hosted the "China Daily" supplements "Literary Weekly" and "Hua Feng", and edited the "National News", and was later assassinated by the Kuomintang agents.

Early Chinese native writer. His pen name was Wei Gong, a native of Xiangyin, Hunan (now Miluo City, Hunan Province). In 1924, he went to work at Zhonghua Book Company in Shanghai. In 1925, he transferred to the Compilation Office of the Commercial Press. He successively edited "Education Magazine", "Children's World", etc. During this period, he published a large number of fairy tales and children's stories, which were very funny and interesting, but unfortunately they were not collected and published. After publishing the novel "Mr. Dismeryer" in 1926, he began to attract attention. His rural novels are more lively and interesting than those of his contemporary rural writers, as well as more profound and sophisticated. The characters are colorful and the use of spoken language is particularly successful. "Living Ghost", "Instigation", and "Chen Fourth Dad's Cow" are representative works in this regard. This volume selects works: Peake's Love Letters, Ordinary Things, Reformation, Mr. Dismeryer, Military and other works.

This book mainly collects Qian Xuantong's prose creation classics, from which we can clearly understand Qian Xuantong's character and style.

Qian Xuantong (1887-1939), whose original name was Qian Xia, also known as Deqian, also known as Yigu and Yigugu. He often followed the ancient method of adding his nickname before his name, which was called Yigu Xuantong. On the eve of the May 4th Movement, it was renamed Xuantong. Han nationality, native of Wuxing, Zhejiang (now Huzhou City, Zhejiang). Born on September 12, 1887 (the twelfth day of Dinghai month in the thirteenth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty in the lunar calendar), after Qian Liu, the Taizu of Wuyue Kingdom, King Wusu. Chinese modern thinker, litterateur, and advocate of the New Culture Movement.

The short story collection "Madman" and "Hope", the novella "Three Sisters", "February" and "Mother of a Slave", the novel "Death in the Old Era", the poems "War" and "The Blood is Boiling--Commemorating the Death of a Hunan Comrade who was Killed in Nanjing", newspaper His works include the reportage "A Great Impression" and the essay "Individualism and the Reality of a Rogue"; his translations include "The Collection of Danish Short Stories" (cooperated with Lin Danqiu), "Decadence" by Gorky of the former Soviet Union, and works by progressive writers from Yugoslavia and other Eastern European countries.

This "Selected Classical Works of Dai Wangshu" contains the works of "Yuxiang Poet" Dai Wangshu. "Selection of Dai Wangshu's Classic Works" includes "Summer Night's Dream"; "Happiness"; "The House Will Be Full of Roses"; "I Love That So Gentle Donkey"; "Girl"; "Resin Flows"; "It's Going to Snow"; "For the Belt" Donkey goes to heaven and prays"; "Heart goes out"; "False Door or Portrait"; "White and Black"; "Same Number"; "Late Night"; "Portrait"; "Life"; "Heart"; "A Gray Chinese Cow" and other works.

This book is a compilation of Plekhanov's speeches in Paris and other places in 1912, and was later included in the fourteenth volume of "The Complete Works of Platts". In the book, the author deeply explores the relationship between art and social life.

"San Mao: God only favors dream chasers" Everyone in the world has dreams, but most of them have nowhere to put them. In the rush of time, they are collected by the loneliness of midnight dreams, but some people shine brightly because of their persistence in pursuing dreams. Therefore, the woman in this corner of the world has not been forgotten by time. Even though her life was as short as fireworks, her name and her story are remembered by more and more people, and she turned reality into the desire of countless people. Freedom, love, words, simple happiness... This is Sanmao's life-long dream. From the quiet reading children in the bookstore, to the low self-esteem and gloomy girl, to the charming oriental princess, to the handsome girl running wild for love... As long as she touches her life, she can't help but arouse yearning. Open the book and enter Sanmao's life. Come into her life and experience freedom, love and dreams!

"I Like You Are Silent" is a perfect combination of poetry + picture book, with colorful, heart-warming, imaginative pictures + poems full of spiritual power and hope, plus some introductions and short stories of poets. In this busy society, reading this book will give people a quiet power and bring your heart to peace.

As an outstanding painter of customs (especially the customs and customs of Beijing) and world affairs, Lao She's prose is full of strong flavor and interest of life. He combines history and reality, from the natural scenery of the four seasons, the social atmosphere and customs of different eras, to the joys, sorrows, joys and subtle mentalities of people from all walks of life, all of which are vivid, vivid and lively, forming a complete and full story of its own.

As a rare perfect man in the thousands of years of Chinese civilization, Wang Anshi's character and contributions are worthy of admiration and learning by future generations. The text in this book mainly focuses on Wang Anshi's political thoughts, presenting readers with a brave, tenacious, upright and upright character, reproducing Wang Anshi's talents and demeanor, and making it convenient for readers to read and learn.

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 is a collection of Mao Dun's prose. Mr. Mao Dun said: "These articles are like diaries. It goes without saying that the words are not beautiful; they are just sketches of ordinary life, let alone have any mysterious artistic conception. If readers look at a corner of today's society, they may still be able to get a glimpse of it. But if you want to read it as prose, I'm afraid you will be disappointed. "What Mr. Wang said is naturally modest. In fact, his prose is meticulous and every word is derived from daily life but transcends daily life. The characters and society he describes are still around us today. These articles are a notebook of his life and a sketchbook of the world. They are rare treasures in modern Chinese prose.

This book includes Mr. Mao Dun's short stories such as "Lin's Shop" and "The Rural Trilogy". "Lin's Shop" was originally called "Bankruptcy". It is set in the rural areas of Jiangsu and Zhejiang before and after the "January 28th" Incident in 1932. Through the process of Lin's Shop from struggling to bankruptcy, it reveals the bad luck of national businesses going bankrupt. In 1959, writer Xia Yan adapted it into a script, and the film of the same name became a screen classic.

"Midnight", formerly known as "Sunset", is set in the semi-feudal and semi-colonial old Shanghai from May to June 1930. It depicts characters from all walks of life, including businessmen, soldiers, intellectual youths, socialites, elderly people, workers, etc., Showing a broad picture of social life in old China in the 1930s. In the harsh situation of warlords' melee and workers' strikes, Wu Sunfu tried his best to revitalize national industry, stepped up oppression of workers, and engaged in public debt speculation. However, under the strong economic constraints of his opponent Zhao Botao, he was ultimately defeated and completely bankrupt. For more than half a century, "Midnight" has not only enjoyed a wide range of readers in China, but has also been translated into more than a dozen languages ​​including English, German, Russian, and Japanese, producing extensive international influence.

This book is the original material of Ji Xianlin's life, work, and social interactions during the period when he returned to his motherland from Germany, was employed as a professor at Peking University, and established the Department of Eastern Languages ​​at Peking University. Some of the people and things mentioned in some commemorative articles published by Mr. Wang during his lifetime, such as his interactions with Chen Yinke, Hu Shi, Tang Yongtong, Liang Shiqiu, Deng Guangming, Zang Kejia, Li Changzhi and others, can be confirmed in this diary. Although it is only a diary of just over a year, we can see many aspects of Ji Xianlin from it, such as his straightforward personality, frugality, diligent study, respect for teachers, sincerity in treating others, regular work and rest, etc. From this, we can see a real, fresh and simple Ji Xianlin.

This book selects some inspirational works from Lu Xun's works. Reading Lu Xun's works, people can always appreciate his tall image of "hard bones, without the slightest servility or obsequiousness", and his spirit can often be deeply rooted in people's hearts. This small book can only select a small part of them. They are not only inspirational torches, but also models of beautiful articles. From them, people can not only understand the principles of life, but also enjoy the fun of writing good articles.

This book collects Qu Qiubai's representative works, including travel notes, essays and essays. The compassionate feelings and humanistic reflections of great intellectuals are reflected in Qu Qiubai's writings. At the same time, people understand that learning to face oneself truly requires wisdom, courage and broadmindedness. Qu Qiubai once imagined: "I am willing to work as a teacher in any small town, not to develop any education, but just to have a full meal. In my spare time, I can read the books I love, literature, novels, poems, songs, etc., Isn't this very free?" But the world is real, people are alive, and time will not give you the opportunity to continue to dream in your dreams. Qu Qiubai struggled painfully between reality and ideal life, but to no avail.

The selected articles in this book vividly reproduce the beautiful scenery, customs and sentiments of the era written by Zhu Ziqing, as well as the author's thinking about himself, his family and society. The writing style is fresh and inspiring.

This book collects Wen Yiduo's classic works, including poetry, prose and speeches. The style is fiery, intense and melancholy, vividly reproducing the glorious image of a democratic fighter. His fiery and exciting patriotism spirit is always worth learning by readers. The books collected in this book include biographies, anthologies, and selected works. We want to provide inspirational people with spiritual nutrition, which is as delicious as chicken soup for the soul, and as simple as simple meals but necessary for life. Whether directly or indirectly, we will definitely gain a surprise from the pursuit and insights of the sages.

This book selects Hu Shi's fine and beautiful articles. The language is simple and easy to understand, wise and funny, but it also contains profound philosophical thoughts and is thought-provoking. To read Hu Shi, please first place yourself in Hu Shi's era, understand the development process of his independent thinking, feel his way of thinking, and his peaceful, rational, tolerant and generous personality charm. Then look back and look at today's impetuous society, this era that needs masters, and you will add a certain weight to your meager experience and shallow knowledge. Hu Shi once said: "Reading without purpose is walking rather than studying." I hope readers can be enlightened and gain something from his words.

This book selects the more famous articles of Wang Fuzhi (the greatest thinker, writer, and historian in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties). The author provides explanations and annotations to make it easier for readers to grasp when studying. The explanations are easy to understand, and the notes include phonetic notations for rare words. This book has a profound influence on the promotion of Wang Fuzhi's traditional thoughts.

"Reading People and Reading the World" is a collection of essays and academic book reviews written by Mr. Chen Wanxiong, a senior publisher, a well-known figure in Hong Kong's cultural circles, and the president of Hong Kong United Publishing Group. The whole book is divided into three parts: reading people and reading the world, the inspiration of inheriting the teachings, and historical miscellaneous remarks. It describes the author's experience and feelings of interacting with famous cultural publishing figures such as Shen Congwen, Qi Gong, and Chen Yuan in his work and life, his experiences in the process of being taught from elementary school to university, and his thoughts on several famous works by Huang Renyu, He Bingdi, etc. The author uses plain language, profound cultural heritage, and different angles of people, events, and books as clues. It contains vivid and touching life stories as well as in-depth and unique academic insights, outlining the relationship between people and the world, and also reflecting the author's life wisdom and profound academic heritage.

Lu Xiaoman is a strange person. She was born into a wealthy family, well-educated, and was good at playing chess, calligraphy, and painting. When the young man travels, he is surrounded by a group of admiring young men. One carries her bag and the other carries her clothes. She married young and was pregnant, but she fell in love with the talented Xu Zhimo outside of marriage. Even if people all over the world ridiculed her, she would not look back. After marrying Xu Zhimo, she smoked heavily again and lay on the couch in a daze, while her lover supported her with her ordinary expenses and worked hard to earn money through part-time jobs. Xu Zhimo's plane crashed and she remained a widow for the rest of her life. She lived alone in the world for several more years and slept with resentment. This book uses condensed writing to unfold the legendary and tragic life of Lu Xiaoman, a talented woman of the Republic of China, one by one, focusing on describing her love entanglements with Wang Geng, Xu Zhimo and Weng Ruiwu.

This book records the people and events of the author's "secondment writing" at the People's Literature Publishing House, No. 166 Chaonei Street, Beijing from 1977 to 1979. The book contains a large number of precious materials with historical value, which is an indispensable witness to the season when the warm weather turns to cold. In that era, these memories were like the floods of early spring in the rivers, coming to the world quickly and with unstoppable spring.

"Inspiration and Touching (Nature Volume)" tells you that in nature, there are too many lovely creatures that make humans feel inferior. In front of them, humans are not only shocked and moved, but also have insights and reflections that touch their souls.

"Mountain Flowers Are Brilliant and Lonely Red" mainly collects some autobiographical essays and novels from Xiao Hong's works. Some works are memories of a rebellious and interesting childhood life, some are descriptions of the hungry and embarrassment life experienced in adulthood, and some are works in memory of Mr. Lu Xun and with the theme of anti-Japanese war. The plot of the book is vivid and full of strong human touch, and the language is simple, sharp and yet humorous. By reading, you will find that no matter how painful and unfortunate it is, Xiao Hong's heart "with eternal longing and pursuit" is always towards "love" and always towards "warmth".

In October 1936, Mr. Lu Xun passed away in Shanghai. Mr. Lu Xun's Memorial Committee compiled and printed the first edition of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" after Lu Xun's death in order to "expand the influence of Lu Xun's spirit, awaken the soul of the country, and strive for light." "The Complete Works" is edited and edited by the Lu Xun Memorial Committee chaired by Cai Yuanpei. The editorial members include Cai Yuanpei, Ma Yuzao, Shen Jianshi, Mao Dun, and Zhou Zuoren. The general catalog of "The Complete Works" is based on the catalog of writings personally designated by Lu Xun, with the addition of translations, and strives to have roughly the same number of words in each volume. The whole book is roughly divided into three parts: creation, editing of ancient books, and translation. The contents of each part are arranged in chronological order. The book has a total of more than six million words and is divided into twenty volumes. It was officially published and distributed in June 1938. This publication is based on the 1938 edition of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun". During the editing process, try to retain the original style as much as possible. The content and layout of the book are the same as the original version.

A legendary figure, his life was as short as fireworks, but he made immeasurable contributions to world literature and Chinese literature. His poems are the crystallization of Chinese language and a treasure of world culture. His poems are fresh in words, rich in imagination, beautiful in artistic conception, and the artistic form is neat and gorgeous. They require "fluent and pleasant tone, light and soft form", and have a distinct artistic personality.

In October 1936, Mr. Lu Xun passed away in Shanghai. Mr. Lu Xun's Memorial Committee compiled and printed the first edition of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" after Lu Xun's death in order to "expand the influence of Lu Xun's spirit, awaken the soul of the country, and strive for light." "The Complete Works" is edited and edited by the Lu Xun Memorial Committee chaired by Cai Yuanpei. The editorial members include Cai Yuanpei, Ma Yuzao, Shen Jianshi, Mao Dun, and Zhou Zuoren. The general catalog of "The Complete Works" is based on the catalog of writings personally designated by Lu Xun, with the addition of translations, and strives to have roughly the same number of words in each volume. The whole book is roughly divided into three parts: creation, editing of ancient books, and translation. The contents of each part are arranged in chronological order. The book has a total of more than six million words and is divided into twenty volumes. It was officially published and distributed in June 1938. This publication is based on the 1938 edition of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun". During the editing process, try to retain the original style as much as possible. The content and layout of the book are the same as the original version. Arranged according to the original version,...

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This book is a heart-warming collection of prose written by the famous modern female writer Bing Xin for young people. The book collects several classic prose and poems about emotion, life and life in Bing Xin's works, recording the author's feelings in his life course. The writing is clear and pure, and the emotions are delicate and moving, giving people warm care, comfort and encouragement.

The poetic drama "Faust" is Goethe's most important work. There are 2 volumes in total, with more than 12,000 lines in length. Based on 16th century folklore. In order to seek the meaning of life, Dr. Faustus exchanged his soul for the help of the devil Mephisto, and experienced various stages and changes such as love, joy, pain, and fugue. At the last moment of his life, in the struggle with nature, he realized that the purpose of life should be to fight for life and freedom. The concept is grand, the content is complex, the structure is huge, and the style is changeable. It combines realism and romanticism. It mixes real description and unrestrained imagination, contemporary life and ancient myths and legends. It is good at using the method of contradiction and contrast to arrange scenes and configure characters. It is sometimes solemn and sometimes humorous, satirical and eulogizing, with various forms and mottled colors, reaching a very high artistic realm.

"Goethe's Conversations" was compiled and compiled by Goethe's assistant Eckermann. It gives a detailed and profound description of Goethe and truly records Goethe's most mature thoughts and practical experiences in his later years. It involves philosophy, aesthetics, literary theory, creative practice, daily life, attitude towards life, as well as interactions with Schiller, Hegel, Scott, Voltaire, Byron, Napoleon and others. The connotation is very rich. "Goethe's Conversations" helps readers, especially young readers, to comprehensively understand Goethe, get closer to Goethe, improve literary accomplishment, cultivate thoughts and sentiments, and appreciate the true meaning of life.

Goethe (1749-1832), German poet, playwright, thinker, one of Germany's greatest writers. Deeply influenced by Rousseau, Lessing and Spinoza, he was the main representative of the cyclone movement in his youth. Politically, he opposed feudal separatism, longed for German unification, and advocated top-down social reform. Important early works include the separatist novel "Getz von Berlichingen" and the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Representative as the poetic drama "Faust". The lyrical poems he wrote are beautiful in language and profound in connotation. They are treasures of German poetry. His works have a great influence on German and world literature.

"The Food of the World" is a collection of two prose works by Gide, "The Food of the World" (1897) and "The New Food" (1935). "The Food of the World" is known as "the Bible of the restless generation". The author uses his wanderings in Africa as a clue and a virtual goddess as his object of confiding, describing exotic customs and expressing his feelings about life. It is Gide's manifesto to vent his youthful passion and pursue happiness. It is filled with a kind of primitive and instinctive impulse, recording the original state of impulse when the instinct pursues happiness; and this original state of impulse gives people a primitive texture, with rough, natural, innocent and lively characteristics, and is recognized by the younger generation. "New Food" once again promotes the power of "emotion" and praises the passion for life as sacred as religion.

I have read many literary works from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, and some of them are meaningful sketches, which may have literary talent, artistic conception, or philosophy, and some even have a combination of both. I savored them, and they were quite enlightening. I also improvised some thoughts and feelings. I felt that it was necessary to recommend these exquisite short articles to people to read, so I compiled the booklet "Learning about Haipin Bei".

"Revelation" is divided into three episodes. The first episode: Spring Flowers and Autumn Moon - Selected Poems, including more than 100 poems and prose poems. The second episode: Landscapes and Waters - Selected Prose, including more than fifty articles in total. Episode 3: Philosophical and Meaningful Words - Selected Words. The arrangement of the three parts is exquisite and appropriate, and can reflect the main achievements of the author's literary creation career.

The selected chapters in this book demonstrate Hu Shi's profound and sharp ideological views, and also reveal his personality charm in the complicated current affairs. Covering various articles from his youth to his old age, readers can also discover the changes in his thoughts, especially "tolerance and freedom." As Hu Shi grew older, he felt that "tolerance is more important than freedom." Due to its wide coverage and rich content, the readability of this book is greatly improved. These vernacular speeches and articles are very easy to understand, showing Hu Shi's wisdom, allowing readers to understand Hu Shi's thoughts, and at the same time helping readers understand the state of the academic world at that time, and understand the world and China at that time. In this book, we can not only see a wise man who talks eloquently, but also from the content of his conversation, we can understand Hu Shi's love for the country and his insistence on democracy and freedom.

"Hu Shi Talks about Philosophy and Life" selects Hu Shi's articles on philosophy and life. The selections are all the most representative texts of Hu Shi's life, and are proofread in combination with multiple versions, striving to present the texts that are closest to the master's original meaning. This book explores two aspects of philosophy and life, from ancient times to modern times, from the past to the future. Including ancient Chinese philosophy, modern and contemporary philosophy, and concepts of life. Hu Shi, who had accepted new ideas, had very different ideas from many people at that time. Some of his views on life are still enlightening to read today.

This book is part of the "Collection" book series. Mr. Lu Xun's essay creation exudes his unique artistic charm, embodies Mr. Lu Xun's lifelong efforts, and demonstrates his extraordinary creativity. In terms of ideological content, Mr. Lu Xun launched sharp and extensive social criticism and civilization criticism in his essays. He was always committed to the treatment of the "bad nature" of the people, and made an in-depth analysis of the mentality and soul of the people in his works. He also pointed out the current ills like throwing a spear and a dagger, and strongly criticized the feudal system and the old ideas, old culture, old morals and old habits with feudal ideas as the core. This book selects representative works of essays such as "Grave", "Rewind", "Huagai Collection", "Huagai Collection Sequel", "Jiji Collection", "Qiejieting Essays", etc. It not only respects the original text of Mr. Lu Xun, but also provides annotations for rare words to facilitate readers' reading. Through these works full of blood and tears, let us walk into this national hero-Lu Xun.

This book contains Xiao Hong's most important masterpiece "The Story of Hulan River" and two short stories "Back Garden" and "March in the Small Town". On the banks of the Hulan River lies Xiao Hong's purest childhood happiness and the grandest and most desolate perception of life. After many years of wandering, she looked back on her childhood at the end of her life and wrote "The Story of Hulan River", a "memory" novel full of childlike innocence, poetry and inspiration. Life in the small town of Hulan River may be a bit dull, but Xiao Hong uses painterly language to "present bold, red and green primitive colors in front of the gray background of daily life", outlining scenes full of childlike images. The short story "Back Garden" is the most exquisite among all Xiao Hong's works. Along with the bustle of flowers and plants in the garden, he casually talked about the lonely farmhand Feng Erchengzi and his gloomy and dull life. Xiao Hong blends her deep sense of historical tragedy into her light narrative.