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In fact, the so-called corporate culture refers to the cultural concepts, cultural forms and behavioral patterns with the characteristics of the enterprise formed in the business practice. It is a synthesis of conceptual form culture, material form culture and institutional behavior culture. The motivational effect of corporate culture refers to the role of corporate culture itself in stimulating employees' motivation and potential abilities through various constituent elements, which belongs to the category of spiritual motivation. Specifically, corporate culture can satisfy the spiritual needs of employees, mobilize their spiritual strength, and give them a sense of belonging, self-esteem, and accomplishment, thereby giving full play to their great potential. Whether corporate culture can play its due role depends most critically on employees' understanding and recognition of corporate culture. Once employees have a strong resonance with corporate culture, the motivational function of corporate culture will have the characteristics and advantages of persistence, integrity and all-employee characteristics. We see that such a corporate culture is taking shape in Panjin Xingda Group, and we also believe that with such a corporate culture, Panjin Xingda Group is bound to open up a broader space for development, achieve more brilliant results, and make great contributions to the development of Panjin and Liaoning.

This is a rare documentary prose. For those who have experienced that disaster, it can touch your most concentrated and sensitive memory of love and death; for those who have not experienced this disaster, the stories and scenes are extremely shocking; for rescue workers, it provides a lot of useful experience and knowledge, and is an excellent disaster relief book.

The history of the earth is the history of natural disasters. Due to factors such as the "invisibility" of the Earth's interior, the "infrequent" nature of major earthquakes, and the complexity of earthquake formation mechanisms, humans are currently unable to accurately and effectively predict the time, location, and intensity of earthquakes. Judging from the current level of seismological research, accurate short-term earthquake prediction is still difficult to achieve. This book records the real status of monitoring and forecasting, emergency rescue, and social response to many famous destructive earthquakes in my country. It discusses the difficulty of earthquake research, analyzes many issues in earthquake forecasting, gets to know various figures in this field, and describes their lives, careers, and emotions. The work pays tribute to those who are consistent and strive for their ideals all their lives, admires those who value friendship, responsibility, life and dignity, and praises those who stick to the forefront of earthquake prediction with their lives as their flags and their souls as their feet...

This book records the real status of monitoring and forecasting, emergency rescue, and social response to many famous destructive earthquakes in my country. It discusses the difficulty of earthquake research, analyzes many issues in earthquake forecasting, gets to know various figures in this field, and describes their lives, careers, and emotions. The work respects those who are consistent and strive for their ideals all their lives, admires those who value friendship, responsibility, life and dignity, and praises those who stick to the forefront of earthquake prediction with their lives as their banners and their souls as their feet...

This book describes Zhang Peiying's life experience, revolutionary experience and touching deeds before her sacrifice. Ma Taiquan, male, born in 1958. Graduated from the Literature Department of the People's Liberation Army Art Academy, he is currently the deputy director of the Creative Office of the General Logistics Department, a national first-class writer, and an expert enjoying the special allowance of the State Council. He is the author of more than ten novels, including the long reportage "The Ups and Downs of the Minister of Defense", "The Iron Camp", "The Great Earthquake in China", and the novels "Brothers in the Town" and "Jichou Year Festival". His works have won the "Five One Project" Award from the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee, the Horse Award for Chinese Ethnic Literature, the China Book Award, the People's Literature Award, the August 1st Award of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, the Chinese People's Liberation Army Book Award, and the Army's Outstanding Literature and Art Works Award.

After getting off the bus on the way from Yuncheng to Fenglingdu, I climbed up a steep slope to the overpass above, and a different world unfolded before my eyes. The gentle curve of Zhongtiao Mountain is closely connected with the broad Yellow River. This is the end of Zhongtiao Mountain and the gateway for the Yellow River to enter the Central Plains from the hinterland of Shanxi and Shaanxi. The Yellow River has formed a large tidal flat here. Under the thin sunshine in winter, the broad river beach shows its proper color and tranquility. A layer of white mist hangs over the boundless river beach, enveloping it with the bloom of the coming spring, the lush green of summer and the richness of autumn. A line of the Yellow River is hidden in the horizon, and the Qinchuan land opposite is shrouded in smoke. The fresh and moist breath from the waves of the Yellow River blew slowly in the wind and sent me my first greetings.

If death is a part of life, then "life education" should include "death education." But have you ever had a "death teacher" in your life? Have you ever taken a lesson about death? No, if one person says "no" and more than a billion people say "no", then the problem is worthy of vigilance. This "absence" means that the sky is overwhelming, and the barren meadow is devoid of any green vitality.

The three towns of Wuhan, located in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and the Jianghan Plain, occupies the center of China's territory and were the second largest city in China at that time. From June to October 1938, the Chinese army launched the largest major battle since the Anti-Japanese War in the Wuhan area with the Japanese aggressors. The battlefield unfolded outside Wuhan along the north and south banks of the Yangtze River. The battlefield extended to a vast area in the four provinces of Anhui, Henan, Jiangxi, and Hubei. Hundreds of large and small battles took place for four and a half months. "Defending Wuhan" is a battle with the longest front, the largest scale, the longest duration and a major turning point since the Anti-Japanese War. In preparation for the Wuhan War, the Japanese army successively deployed 9 divisions, 3 brigades and two field heavy artillery brigades, totaling 250,000 people. It also had 120 ships of various types from the Navy's 3rd Fleet and Aviation Corps, and more than 500 aircraft participated in the war, with a total force of nearly 350,000 people.

"Shenmu County is located in the core area of the energy and chemical industry base in northern Shaanxi. It has gone through 20 years of entrepreneurship starting from the development of the Shenfu Coalfield in 1986. In 1986, Shenmu County's regional gross product (GDP) was only 80.71 Million yuan, and its total fiscal revenue was 16.32 Million yuan, of which 4.5 Million yuan was local fiscal revenue. At that time, Shenmu was an agricultural county and a nationally designated poverty-stricken county. Twenty years later, Shenmu County GDP reached 12 billion yuan, and total fiscal revenue reached 3.2 Billion yuan, of which local fiscal revenue was 690 million yuan. Compared with the two years, GDP, total fiscal revenue, and local fiscal revenue increased by 148 times, 196 times, and 153 times respectively. The per capita disposable income of urban residents increased from 1,114 yuan in 1986 to 8,825 yuan in 2006, with an average annual growth of 17.9%.

Relying on a headhunting firm to select a university president from around the world has irritated the media from the beginning. There is no other university in the world that, like Southern University of Science and Technology, has attracted the attention of the world with such a high profile even before it was founded. The word "headhunting" comes from the English "Headhunting", which refers to the search and capture of senior talents with professional skills or high-level management capabilities for the demand side. This international talent consulting company called Luo Sheng is an American headhunting company. They first set the target at 200 people and then reduced it to 100 people. Lock in 10 more people. At this time, the water surface was no longer calm. However, for Zhu Qingshi, who was leisurely within the walls of the Forbidden City, there was no fluctuation at all, even though he had become the most valued candidate by the headhunting company.

In the face of national and national disasters, writers cannot close their eyes. Reportage has always been known for its sense of responsibility. When the country is in trouble and the nation is worried, reportage writers always step forward, risking risks, conducting on-site interviews, and responding quickly. During the 1998 flood fight, 2003 SARS, 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, and 10 Yushu earthquake, reportage writers always arrived at the scene as soon as possible and wrote a number of touching works. As a literary genre known for its authenticity, reportage also plays an extremely important memo and reminder function. As history fades away, reportage writers urgently need to give a loud shout to warn people who are immersed in the complicated worldly affairs. They must not forget the national tragedy, the national humiliation, the historical tragedy and the catastrophic suffering the nation has suffered; let alone forget the heroes of the Anti-Japanese War who fought bloody battles and shed blood for national freedom and independence.

Nabo, in Khitan language, means the residence where the emperor and the central government travel, and it means the palace, the place where he travels, and the place where he stays. It is a proper term for the royal ruling system of the Liao Dynasty. The emperors of the Liao Dynasty, the central government, members of the royal family, and local dignitaries lived in pursuit of water and grass throughout the year, with spring water and autumn mountains, warmer winters and cooler summers, and nomadic fishing and hunting. Chun Na Bo is the spring palace and imperial city of the Liao emperor and his central government. In 2009, the third cultural relic census organized by Jilin Province made a major discovery that shocked the world. In Qian'an on the west bank of Chagan Lake, four Chun Nabo ruins from the Liao Dynasty have been discovered. The people who brought this surprise to the archaeological community were Ma Fuwen, director of the Qian'an County Cultural Bureau, and Wang Zhongjun, director of the County Cultural Relics and Archeology Institute.

This book is narrated in the voice of a Chinese named Chen Yingdi and is composed in the form of a diary. The background of the entire work is the tragic Nanjing Massacre caused by the Japanese army after they invaded Nanjing in December 1937. While the author truthfully and truly describes the Nanjing Massacre, he also provides people with more thoughts about human nature, war, Japan, China and the world. The author himself "dedicated his utmost vitality" to write such a long article out of his introspection and thinking about this unforgettable history in the modern history of China and Japan.

"Damn it, why are the people in Shanghai so stupid? Why don't they want outsiders? They don't ask whether they are allowed or not, regardless of the merits. They go to those who are not from Qin and drive away those who are guests. This is not the way to control the princes across the sea." At the end, he was still mumbling the "Book of Remonstrance and Expulsion of Guests" - this kid must have been born in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States, and he must have been a great political strategist in the Qin Dynasty and the late Chu Dynasty. Let me think about it: Yes, if you chop up two living people and then turn yourself in, even if you are exempted from the death penalty, you still have to pay for your life. Why go to court to embarrass yourself before you die? The title of Wu Yu's graduation thesis, "On the Trend of Realism in Contemporary Literature," was returned to Professor Wang Liansheng, along with a lot of comments that gave Wu Yu a headache, such as "not relevant to the times," "not pioneering enough," "rigid" and so on.

In the morning, a meeting of villager representatives (heads of households) in Xiongcun was convened. Representatives of 30 household heads out of 38 households came to the village committee where the working group is located to attend the meeting. Township Party Committee Secretary Nido and Village Party Secretary and Village Committee Director attended the meeting. In the name of the working group, I delivered holiday condolences to the villagers, and Secretary Nido and the village party secretary also spoke respectively. The meeting lasted for an hour and a half. After the meeting, Secretary Reunido had lunch with my working group. While eating, he learned about the conflicts caused by unfair distribution due to unfair distribution of compensation for the relocation fees of seven households by Tianyuan Mining Company. He also analyzed the disharmonious and unstable factors caused by mining development in Xiong Village to make the next step of mass publicity and education work more targeted and effective.

This book tells the story of modern history from the perspective of the history of foreign relations, taking the unequal treaties in China's modern history as the main line. The book is divided into three main parts, named after "Compromise", "Collapse" and "Sink" respectively. The first part is the diplomatic history between the Kangxi, Yongzong and Qianlong dynasties and Russia, taking the Treaty of Nerchinsk and the Treaty of Kyaktu as examples. The second part begins with the suppression of opium in Humen and ends with the Second Opium War. Taking the Treaty of Nanjing as the main line. The third part includes the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the "Sino-French New Testament", the "Treaty of Shimonoseki", the Boxer Rebellion, and the New Deal in the late Qing Dynasty.

A small car left Taiyuan and drove towards Zhongshe Beiguo Painting and Calligraphy Academy in Yangqu County. I said to Zhao Xuewen: "Mr. Zhao, ours this time is a bit like a salvage operation." In recent years, a word has suddenly emerged: salvage. Salvage the missing in the ideological world, salvage the missing in the literary world, salvage the missing in the scientific and technological world, etc. If there is cover, there will be salvage. If there is loss, there will be salvage. If there is an edge, there will be salvage. Zhao Xuewen is the boss of the newspaper company of Shanxi Publishing and Media Group. He is in charge of 13 periodicals and two newspapers. Over the years, we have been committed to discovering and promoting talents. Among them, the figures in the field of calligraphy and painting published as a special volume of "Appreciation of Masterpieces" have been published at No. 72.

After smashing the "Gang of Four", in order to maintain the stability of the national situation, the core members of the central leadership immediately summoned the leaders of the three military regions and four provinces two days after taking special measures, and told them about the evil deeds of the "Gang of Four". Chairman Mao proposed solving the "Gang of Four" problem, why special measures must be taken against them at this moment, etc. It was like a greeting meeting. Central leaders who participated in the summons included Hua Guofeng, Ye Jianying, Li Xiannian, Ji Dengkui, Chen Yonggui, Wang Dongxing, Su Zhenhua, Wu De, and Ni Zhifu.

The author spent more than half a year visiting juvenile correctional centers in more than a dozen provinces and cities, interviewing more than 240 juvenile offenders, prison officers, experts, scholars, and parents of juvenile offenders, and mastered a large amount of little-known information to create this work. The work is divided into twelve chapters, analyzing the causes of juvenile delinquency from various aspects such as drugs, violence, Internet addiction, campus bullying, spoiling, etc., And putting forward prevention suggestions from the social and national levels. The work also uses real cases of prison police educating, reforming, and rescuing minors, vividly bringing to life their courageous responsibilities and morals.

After the beginning of the "Cultural Revolution", some places that were not originally managed by the General Office of the Central Committee were often visited and used by leaders of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, such as the Great Hall of the People. For the convenience of management and security, it was more appropriate for the General Office of the Central Committee to take over. Therefore, the matter of taking over these places was put on the agenda. After the Great Hall of the People was handed over to the General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, on November 14, 1966, Wang Dongxing, Director of the General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, convened a meeting with heads of relevant departments of the Central Office of the Communist Party of China, and made detailed arrangements for the handover of the management and security work of the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse.

In the early spring of 1945, the Seventh Congress of the Communist Party of China, which had been delayed several times, was finally convened. The central security department decided to transfer a group of personnel with excellent military skills and political reliability from various troops to supplement and strengthen the security force of the conference. At that time, our Xin'ao detachment of the Sixth Division of Shanxi-Suiyuan had just finished attacking a Japanese stronghold in the southeast of Ningwu County and was making adjustments after the battle. I suddenly received a notice to go to the military division to study. Also transferred from the detachment was Comrade Yu Xuwei. He had been in the army for less than a year, but he performed very well. Around March 20, we arrived at the Jinsui Military Region stationed in Caijiaya, Xing County, and stayed at the Political Department Guest House.

The Shaanxi-Gansu border revolutionary base area was the first revolutionary base area established in the northwest region by the older generation of proletarian revolutionaries such as Liu Zhidan and Xi Zhongxun in the early 20th century. It provided the Party Central Committee and the Red Army with a foothold for the Long March and the starting point for the Anti-Japanese War. However, the "Left" opportunists imprisoned them on various trumped-up charges. At the same time, many middle- and senior-level cadres above the military camp level and local county level level were implicated and arrested, and more than 200 of them were buried alive and killed. At this very dangerous and critical period, Mao Zedong and the Party Central Committee led the Red Front Army to northern Shaanxi, promptly corrected the mistakes of northern Shaanxi and saved the crisis in northern Shaanxi.

Whether the farmers are rich or not depends on the branch; whether the branch is strong or not depends on the secretary. In recent years, party committees and organizational departments at all levels in Liaoning Province have insisted on selecting and strengthening village party organization secretaries as a major project of rural grassroots party building work. In accordance with the requirements of "keeping faith, focusing on dedication, having skills, and emphasizing conduct", efforts have been made to strengthen the team of village party organization secretaries, and a number of outstanding village party organization secretaries have emerged with strong party spirit and good work style. They actively lead the masses to get rich and are trusted by the masses.

From October 14 to November 25, 1952 of the last century. The 15th Army of the Chinese People's Volunteers, where I belong, is in Shangganling, the world-famous Five Sacred Mountains Theater of the Korean War. The two companies of the 135th Regiment of the 45th Division where I was guarding a small area of ​​only 3.7 Square kilometers and a frontal width of only 2.5 Kilometers (i. E., The two hills of the North Mountain of 597.9 Highland and 537.7 Highland), and the so-called "United Nations Army" dominated by the United States Army, which is unanimously recognized by the world's military circles as the world's largest military power, launched a fierce battle that the enemy called the "Jinhua Offensive" and our army called the Shangganling Battle. In this fierce battle that lasted 43 days, the enemy deployed more than 60,000 troops, 1,565 artillery pieces, 120 tanks, and more than 3,000 aircraft sorties.

Tiger, known as the "King of Beasts" since ancient times, is majestic and unstoppable. In biological science, the tiger belongs to the class Mammalia, order Carnivora, and family Felidae. Its head is large and round, and its eyes are blazing with eye-catching light. The body is about 1.4 To more than 2 meters long, and the tail is about 1.1 Meters long. The whole body is light yellow or brown, with beautiful, shining black horizontal stripes in between. There are strange ring-shaped patterns on its "sweeping the world" tail; the color on its back is thicker, and its lips, jaws, ventral side and inner sides of its limbs are all white.

The college entrance examination is finally over. The candidates who got the score were ecstatic, while the candidates who didn't get the score were depressed. However, for candidates who have passed the score line, whether they can be successfully admitted has become a hurdle in the hearts of themselves and their parents: parents attack from all sides around the entrance of the admissions office, and candidates are anxious about their fate; some admissions teachers even extort money from low-scoring candidates; even service girls are accused of helping candidates' parents to inquire about, Submitting notes and receiving various benefits... The author of this article (admissions teacher), who has personally experienced the college entrance examination enrollment for three years, uses his own personal experience and what he has seen and heard to describe the many beings, human feelings and world conditions in the college entrance examination enrollment, as well as some little-known inside stories, revealing the year-by-year evolution and inevitable reform of the college entrance examination enrollment over the years. I believe that all readers who care about or have experienced the college entrance examination will not give up their interest in reading this work.

There are many Chinese and foreign scholars who study Li Dazhao, and there are many books and film and television materials introducing him. Even today's "United States, Encyclopedia of Library and Information Technology" has an entry for "Li Dazhao", calling him "the father of modern Chinese libraries." Through scholars' research results and film and television materials, people were moved by Li Dazhao's deepest sense of responsibility for the Chinese nation, and they looked up to this pioneer of the Chinese communist movement and founder of the Communist Party of China even more. At the same time, they also respected this profound scholar even more. However, whether it is research monographs, memoirs of Li Dazhao's relatives, or film and television works and literary publications, very little is mentioned about the situation before and after Li Dazhao's arrest.

Far away from their motherland and relatives, Chinese students face a completely unfamiliar world. They feel drifting and insecure. The pressure of study and emotional loneliness force them to seek comfort and support from each other. What emotional choices will they face? What kind of test does their marriage and love face? Let us follow the author's writing and enter the mysterious and rich emotional world of Chinese students studying in the United States on the other side of the ocean. That year, when I was visiting my children studying in the United States, I attended a gathering organized by Chinese students studying in the United States. There were seven pairs of international students participating in this event, five of them were married, and two pairs were not married, but their relationship was already fixed, and they were just waiting for the right time and auspicious time to become a formality. Most of them are studying in this city, and there are also students from other cities, temporarily living in two places.

The sun coats the cold mountains and seas with a layer of golden light. A large river dances an ancient and simple dance in a long and narrow valley, singing a song that dates back 3 million years of geological time. This is the mother river of Beijing - Yongding River. It originates from the Sanggan River in Ningwu County, Shanxi and the Yanghe River in Xinghe County, Inner Mongolia, and merges into the Yongding River in Huailai County, Hebei. The Yongding River flows eastward to Guanting, takes in the Guishui River from Yanqing, and then enters the Guanting Mountain Gorge. It turns at Xiangyangkou along the riverside and enters Pearl Lake. Surrounded by green mountains on both sides of the river, it surges forward and becomes a Baili Gallery. It rushes out of the mountain pass from Sanjiadian, flows through the gentle Mencheng Town and Yongding Plain, and forms the artistic conception of the dawn moon in Lugou. Thousands of years of silt have accumulated into vast stretches of land along the river, creating the only vastness of this region.

This is the largest air evacuation operation in our country's history. With the war in Libya imminent and the lives of tens of thousands of expatriates hanging on a thread, the Chinese government made a decisive decision. Within more than 10 days, China's civil aviation dispatched the largest charter flight in history, spanning the three continents of Europe, Asia and Africa, to transport Chinese citizens. All kinds of thrills, warmth everywhere, the demeanor and patriotism of a great country are moving... I would like to dedicate this article to the 90th anniversary of the birth of the Communist Party of China! "We cherish the life of every compatriot and will never allow terrorism to threaten the personal safety of Chinese citizens. The Chinese government will do its best to ensure the safety of Chinese citizens abroad.

If you hadn't seen it with your own eyes, it would be hard to believe that this is a real version of rural China, and it would also be hard to admit that there are such a large group of left-behind elderly people in rural my country. The left-behind elderly in rural areas are a group that has expanded rapidly in the process of my country's transformation from a traditional agricultural society to a modern industrial society. With the development of society, the pace of urbanization is accelerating. A large number of young and middle-aged farmers have moved to cities to work. The migration time of their children and the elderly is mismatched. A considerable number of elderly people are nostalgic for their original place of residence. The carriers and objects of elderly care have undergone tremendous changes in time and space. There are more and more inter-provincial movements, and the time away from home is getting longer and longer, resulting in more and more left-behind elderly people in rural areas staying alone in empty nests.

I never thought that I would have an extraordinary interaction experience with Mr. Wang Yuanhua, nor did I think of his importance in my academic life - he made me deeply reflect on myself and understand myself for the first time, and I gained the strength and confidence to be a person and a scholar from him. My book "Theory of Aesthetic Intermediation" was published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House in the first series of "Literary Exploration Book Series" in 1986. After the book was published, the editor-in-chief Mr. Gao Guoping specially asked that all contemporary famous scholars mentioned in the book should be signed by the author and given a copy. I obeyed and gave a copy to Mr. Wang Yuanhua. After receiving it, my husband rushed to read it on the eve of the Sinologists Conference (Jinshan, Shanghai) that year.

"Educated youth" are currently the most influential group of people in China. "My Former Name Was Educated Youth" is an inspirational biography of Ziyun, a Chinese female educated youth who experienced the "Cultural Revolution" but was young and passionate, optimistic and enterprising, and exuded human kindness, just like the "Weiyang Song" during the Anti-Japanese War. "My Former Name Was Educated Youth" details the social life of small people in Beijing from the 1950s to the 1980s, subverting the only negative stereotypes that ordinary people have about the "Cultural Revolution". It is another positive subject in biographies of the "Cultural Revolution". In addition, the author Ziyun risked his life for love and went to the Northeast and Inner Mongolia to work in the countryside. The comparison of pictures and texts makes readers feel like they are in the real situation. "My Once-Named Educated Youth" contains hundreds of photos collected by the author. The friends mentioned and the author Ziyun himself are all "educated youths" who are now influential in China. "My Once-Named Educated Youth" is the best way to get to know "educated youth".

He Jianming is a leading figure in contemporary Chinese reportage. As a "national story" teller, he has "only done one thing for forty years, telling the national story." "On He Jianming's Reportage" brings together He Jianming's reportage creation practice and theoretical thinking over the past 40 years, with a total of more than 700,000 words. It is a must-read work to understand He Jianming's reportage from all aspects and angles. This collection of creative monographs is divided into four parts: creative talks, interviews, reviews, and work reviews. The first part, "Creation Talk," is He Jianming's personal account of the creation of reportage. The second part, "Interview," is an interview with He Jianming by reporters from major media. The third part, "Commentary," is He Jianming's preface and comments on other reportage works. The fourth part, "Work Commentary," is an interpretation and review of He Jianming's reportage. This book is not only an important historical material for the study of contemporary Chinese reportage, but also a generous gift for the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening up.

"The pearls and jade in the world are as safe as a pill of dirt at the head of Yangxian River." This is the Qing Dynasty poet Wang Wenbai's praise of Yixing purple clay pots in "Ceramics". After hundreds of years, people should see that this praise is not excessive. But if the information conveyed by ancient poems is believable, Yixing's purple clay pottery would have been on the desks of literati in the Northern Song Dynasty, along with the celadon inkjet from Longquan kiln or the Bijiashan from Ge kiln. However, it did not appear as an art at the beginning. Instead, like many other ceramics, it was used as a daily necessities to solve life problems. It was not until the seventh year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty that Longtuan tea was replaced by loose tea, and it gradually became a tea utensil played by scribes or desk supplies.

The first stop when entering Xinjiang is Hami. Wang Luobin and Hami also formed an indissoluble bond. In 1949, Wang Luobin followed Wang Zhen's troops into Xinjiang. In a small alley in Hami, a woman opened the door and poured water on the road, splashing on his felt boots. The woman was too embarrassed to apologize and closed the door in a panic. This scene inspired Wang Luobin's creative impulse.

Dr. Li Jianjun is a rising figure in the field of literary criticism in recent years. The article is written quickly and has sharp and sharp words, which is very popular among some radical critics. As a colleague, I have always admired his extraordinary courage, keen perception and breadth of knowledge, but I am a little dissatisfied with his criticism motivation and argumentation logic, especially his criticism strategy. In particular, his four comments on Jia Pingwa's works are even more disappointing and sad. Starting around 2000, we have seen four articles by Mr. Li Jianjun on "criticism" of Jia Pingwa in different publications, namely "Typical Texts of Negative Writing", "Private Form of Counter-Cultural Writing", "Randomly Fabricated Anti-True Writing", "Hastily Anti-modern Writing of Antiquity", etc.

Recalling the literary environment of the 1980s, many people will feel a sense of nostalgia. At a time when everything is flourishing, modern art is like a strong wind, making us all intoxicated by its bath. Wearing worn-out boots and still suffering from frost scars, I had a strong desire to make up for the shortcomings in my upbringing. When I returned to the city, I felt weak. I hoped to capture "modernity" in order to obtain a new mount. At that time, I was particularly concerned about form, technique, and language. Although I was working on it, I was always wondering whether these technical and conceptual things were truly modern in the sense of modernism. The era of coercion has brought us from the 1960s to the 1980s, a period of transformation and renewal. I changed from a professional herder to a professional writer. "Modern" dominated the Chinese literary world at that time.

Cao Duoyong, born in 1962, works for the Huainan Federation of Literary and Art Circles in Anhui Province. He has published several novels in "People's Literature", "Contemporary", "October", "Chinese Writers" and other magazines, and his works have been selected by "Selected Novels", "Xinhua Digest", "Selected Chinese Literature", "Selected Novels" and "Novel Monthly". The novel "Beautiful Village" (co-authored with others) won the "Five Ones" Project Award of the 10th (2003-2006) Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. The novella "Good Days" won the 2003-2004 Anhui Literature Award. The short stories "Subsidence Area" and "These Days Should Be Calm as Water" won the 4th and 5th National Coal Mine Literature Wujin Awards respectively. He is the author of the novels "Dahewan" and "Looking for Work". In 2004, he graduated from the Third Advanced Seminar for Young and Middle-aged Writers of Lu Xun Institute of Literature. It is a God-given instinct that creates a natural interdependence among the members of the human family, creating in each person a wonderful sense of belonging. If every family member acts according to God's pattern, they can truly appreciate the safety and warmth of the family.

"Video of the Passing Time", "Time Gleaning", "Spring and Autumn in a Small Town" and "That Water That Water" are all prose essays. "Video of Time" shows the author's childhood; "Time Gleaning" reflects the life and social environment of youth; "Spring and Autumn in a Small Town" is a description of seven years of life in the small town of Huanggang Town, where the author spent his entire teenage period from the senior grade of elementary school to the graduation of high school; "The Mountains and Waters" are several special tourist impressions and the customs of his hometown. The collection of articles is written in soft words and the wind is clear and the clouds are calm, collecting and savoring the past events. While describing his own experiences and feelings, the author reflects the changes in the general living environment and social customs from his natural emotional expression. The plain narrative contains a unique perspective, and the eloquent narration touches the ripples of the soul, reflects rational thinking, and also shows the author's sincere temperament, giving people a real and upward feeling.

The Guangzhou Army Martial Arts School enrolled students in Changsha at the end of 1923. Hunan revolutionary youth Chen Geng was spotted by the Communist Party organization and recommended him to register for the exam. During the exam, Song Xilian sat side by side with Chen Geng, and the two quickly started talking. In the spring of 1924, Huangpu Military Academy was officially prepared. Chen Geng and Song Xilian were both admitted, and the entire Jiangwu School was merged into Huangpu. Chen was assigned to the third team of Huangpu, and Song was assigned to the first team. Chen Geng serves as the captain and is an active member of the military academy. There was a jingle at that time: "Jiang Xianyun's pen and He Zhonghan's mouth are not as effective as Chen Geng's legs." The three were collectively known as the "Three Heroes of Huangpu". Chiang Kai-shek was proud of having such outstanding students, but their factional fighting also gave Principal Chiang a headache.

The successful prediction of the 1975 Haicheng earthquake saved 100,000 lives. This forecast is a monument in the history of earthquake science. Who predicted it? What's the story behind it? On the occasion of the second anniversary of the 2008 "5.12" Wenchuan Earthquake, we publish this reportage, the only successful prediction of a major earthquake in Chinese and foreign history, in an attempt to uncover a historical truth, to commemorate the deceased, and to inspire thinking among those who experienced the earthquake, especially earthquake forecasters. In a specific natural environment, the life and death of countless people are actually his words. --The author's special remarks. Jiang Chengtian was born on June 6, 1941 in Dadianzi Village, Tieling City, Liaoning Province. From the day he was born, he has been a commoner, and he remains the same to this day.

In the late Qing Dynasty, scholar Li Zhaoji led workers to cut trees, and the sound of axes echoed in the mountains and forests. After that, he pawned five acres of his land and used all the current 1,000 yuan to build a school. Jingle's first junior high school was founded in the village. 1952. Late autumn. On the main street of Jingle County. Yellow leaves are flying. Su Huanan, the principal of Jingle Middle School, works in various government agencies in the county. From 1952 to 1960, after eight years of hard work, Su Huanan transformed the school from 3 classes with more than 100 students to 24 classes with more than 1,000 students. 1983. Late winter. A certain unit in Jingle.

The years will pass, but the memory will never forget the eighty years of ups and downs. The gunshots of the Nanchang Uprising shattered the dark night; the Long March of 25,000 miles sowed the seeds of hope: the red flag of anti-Japanese and national salvation carried by Luochuan in northern Shaanxi made the Japanese pirates scared in the vast ocean of the People's War: "The clouds in Zhongshan turned yellow, and millions of troops crossed the river." The dark era has come to an end, and the people who are the masters of the country are smiling. From being weak to developing, the People's Liberation Army has grown from adding millet to rifles to integrating sea, land and air. The People's Liberation Army has always adhered to the construction requirements of "political qualifications, military excellence, good work style, strict discipline, and strong support." In times of peace, the People's Liberation Army is present wherever there is danger. Eighty years have forged the clanking iron bones and shaped the spirit of a mighty and civilized teacher.

The section of the Yangtze River that passes through the "Jiuqu Ileum" in Jingzhou City, Hubei Province is called Jingjiang River. Near the Wanshou Pagoda on the Jingjiang Embankment, there are three notable monuments: the giant stone tablet of "An Lan in the Prosperous Age"; the Jingjiang Flood Diversion Project Monument; and the 1998 Flood Fighting Martyrs Monument. Although these three monument stones were built more than 50 years apart, they jointly record the heroic feats of Jingjiang soldiers and civilians fighting bloody battles against flooding. On the occasion of solemn commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the author is full of passion and uses vivid writing to describe that period of magnificent history. I believe that what is left to readers is not only those thrilling historical pictures, but also deep emotions and thoughts... He has blocked hundreds of rivers and turned to the east, but he has turned back and fallen.

Nowadays, people spend more and more time traveling: going to work, going to the streets, visiting relatives and friends, traveling, going to the city or the countryside, etc. However, when you are in a hurry or chatting and laughing, don't forget that among the bustling people, there may be thieves staring greedily at your pockets or bags, and their third hands may steal your belongings at any time. In 2001 alone, the anti-pocketing police of the Beijing Public Transport Branch arrested a total of 5,524 pickpocketing suspects, solved 2,016 pickpocketing cases, and sent 828 pickpocketing suspects to reeducation through labor or above. At the end of each year, especially during the Spring Festival, thefts in many large and medium-sized cities tend to be most frequent.

There is a street in Haikou called Deshengsha. It is said that in a certain year during the Qing Dynasty, Haibei bandits invaded. The officers and soldiers fought bloody battles on what was then a beach and annihilated the Haibei bandits. The Haibei thieves that people in Haikou refer to refer to the farmers in Leizhou Peninsula. In years of famine or not necessarily famine years, they would gather on the Xiaohai Sea to take advantage of us Haikou people. Thinking about it, this was just a mob, but at that time, the mountains were high and the emperor was far away, and the soldiers were not brave enough to practice martial arts. It was common for soldiers, big and small, to hide in teahouses morning and night and not come out. But this group of pirates in Haibei were unlucky. The soldiers did not go to the teahouse that day and were still in high spirits, so they killed all the thieves who were carrying chickens and pigs and were about to return to the ship. This is naturally a big deal for a small place like ours, and lying about military information is inevitable. Maybe the Emperor Lafayette was so happy about it that he had an extra drink.

The Forbidden City was first opened to the public in 1914 (the third year of the Republic of China). Because Emperor Puyi of the Qing Dynasty still lived in the inner palace at that time, the opening range was very small, limited to the outer court area, and the ticket price was very expensive, and few people visited. After Puyi was expelled from the palace, the Forbidden City was owned by the state and the Palace Museum was established. On October 10, 1925, the Forbidden City stepped down from the altar and was officially opened to the public. After the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, the Central People's Government took over the Palace Museum and reopened it to the public on July 1, 1958. Ordinary people can spend a few cents to personally enter the mysterious royal palace of the past. The display of the Forbidden City open to the public mainly consists of two systems: one is the display of palace historical relics, which is mainly based on the palace buildings of the Forbidden City; the other is the display of art works of past dynasties, which is mainly the collection of the Forbidden City. The thieves are targeting the collections of the Forbidden City, especially the priceless national treasures in the Yangxin Hall, the treasure hall located in the east of the Palace Museum. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, all five treasure thieves broke their wings in the Yangxin Hall.

The day of the acute appendicitis attack happened to be a Sunday. Before this, I knew nothing about acute appendicitis. I was tortured by the pain so much that I went to the hospital because I couldn't bear it. After the examination, the doctor said, cut it off. I said, cut off what? The doctor said, appendix. I said, it doesn't hurt anymore, do you still want to cut? The doctor said, let's give it an infusion. I said, can I just take the medicine without any infusion? The doctor said, no. In this way, I went to the community clinic the next day and started my first infusion. The community clinic just moved on Sunday. The clinic is quiet and clean, and the doctors and nurses are polite. It is completely different from the impression of a large hospital with messy faces and faces as cold as needles. Small has its advantages. Although the grass is humble, it is always warm.

In Chen Yinke's life, 1958 was one of the years that attracted much attention. So, what exactly happened this year? How did he cope? What significant impact did these things have on his teaching, scientific research and psychology? This article examines official documents, newspaper articles, archival materials, private diaries and memoirs from the time, trying to restore the truth of this period of history. On March 11, 1958, People's Daily published an excerpt of a long speech delivered by Chen Boda, deputy director of the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, who had served as Mao Zedong's secretary, at the fifth meeting of the Scientific Planning Committee of the State Council on "Learning while Emphasizing the Past while Studying the Past", revealing Mao Zedong's views on "bourgeois" intellectuals.