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"Letter to My Daughter" is a letter written by the famous children's literature writer He Zi to his daughter Awei. It was first published in 1993. More than two hundred short notes are not nagging letters from home, but a collection of heart-to-heart conversations between a loving father and his daughter, conveying feelings and life experiences between the lines. He Zi talked freely with her daughter about friendship, family, love, life, getting along with others, mental health, etc. A daughter's growing pains and worries, and a father's care and love are not limited by time or objects. They will apply to you and me.

We are born into this world, which is actually a one-way trip. We must seize the opportunity to take a good look at and stroll around the global village we live in. Under the general principle of mutual respect, we can increase understanding and reduce misunderstandings, so that strange hearts can get closer and closer, and people's hearts can become clearer and clearer. --You Jin. In friendly and wise words, the author recounts what he saw and heard during his travels to 20 countries including Cuba, Iceland, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Morocco, Haiti, South Africa, France, Pakistan, and Iran. He not only introduces the local tourism scenery and customs, but also tells the stories of the people who lived there. Readers can not only get a glimpse of rare exotic scenery, but also gain unique insights into life.

Diet is a basic physiological need of human beings and is closely related to a person's life. This book is a collection of column articles. It talks about eating, but it is not a recipe or a dietary guide. It is about the author's experience from ordinary diet to the sophistication of people. Using the cooking, eating, and taste of food as an introduction, we explore their role in daily life and the art world, and talk about morality, human nature, and destiny from the pleasure of eating. The author travels through ancient and modern literature, paintings, and films at home and abroad, from Dickens, Zhang Ailing, "Dream of Red Mansions" to Hitchcock. Fresh and humorous prose is like a feast, worth savoring.

This book is a collection of letters written by a wise, thoughtful, broad-minded and erudite father to his diligent and kind-hearted daughter who has just entered the world. The letters are divided into encouragement, guidance, cherishment, sharing, appreciation and inspiration. They cover a wide range of topics and are rich in content. They all reveal a father's care and love for his daughter and convey a noble outlook on life and values. The letter is elegant and beautiful, with concise words and high literary talent; the content is kind, warm, touching, has a strong human touch, and is of great educational significance. Features of this book: The style of this book is mainly modern vernacular, with neat couplets and parallel sentences, smooth and natural transitions, rigorous and beautiful word choice, skillful use of four-character words, cadences and rhythms, and sonorous reading, allowing readers to deeply appreciate the huge power of Chinese characters to convey emotions and express ideas, and be immersed in the ocean of beautiful words. It has been unanimously praised and recommended by representatives from different sectors of society: 1. "Throughout the ages, letters have been used to instruct children... In the distant past, there were letters from Zeng Guofan's family and letters from Fu Lei's family... Now there is a new work by my dear friend, which can be juxtaposed with the masterpieces of the predecessors and reflect each other... Read it over and over again, like a spring breeze blowing on your face, and like rain falling from the sky." - Former reporter of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Mr. Kwok King-keung, Director of the Defense Department and Justice of the Peace 2. "The loving letter bears witness to the love between father and daughter over the past seven years, and demonstrates the author's talent and wisdom..." - Mr. Chan Yiu-nam, Professor of the Department of Chinese at the University of Hong Kong 3. "Reading his letter to his daughter carefully, the love between father and daughter permeates between the lines... Many of the core values expressed in the letter are the core values ​​that we have attached great importance to in the past. ..." - Mr. Cai Zhisen, Director General of Mingguang Society 4. "The letters have clear enlightenment on life, just like an experienced traveler, guiding and guiding the younger generations." - Dr. Chen Niancong, Director General of Shida Foundation 5. "Not only do I appreciate his literary talent and his careful observation of life things, but I am also infected by his true feelings. Every letter is full of emotion. Send..." - Dr. Kong Qingming, Director of Evangel Hospital. 6. "This book will be my first choice gift for my son, and it is also a book that I highly recommend to parents." - Mr. Yuan Wenhui, Director General of the Audiovisual Mission. 7. "Your letter is really touching... I just want to thank you for writing an article that makes people cry." - Reader Monica Leung.

This book collects 60 touching stories about friendship, including the sincere loyalty between the same sex and the considerate and caring friendship between the opposite sex. The contents of these touching stories that inspire life and real life may be very different, but each little story is deeply touching and witnesses the selfless dedication of friendship, which is the most precious sentiment in the world.

This book takes the "marginal" topics of some "marginal" writers and important writers in Chinese modern and contemporary literature as the research object. It collects relevant materials and makes a brief review, which is of certain significance for improving the map of literary history. The book is divided into four volumes: the first volume focuses on writers, analyzing Xu Ying, Tao Xiong, Lao She, Ba Jin, Mu Shiying, Shen Congwen and other writers from a "marginal" perspective; the second volume focuses on works, interpreting Hong Shen's "Bao Dexing", Duanmu Hongliang's "Xindu Highlights", Horton's "Goodbye in the Next Life", Zhang Haowen "Jue Qin Shu"; the second volume focuses on theory and criticism, covering Xu Zhongyu's literary theory before and after the Anti-Japanese War, Lin Tongji's literary and artistic thoughts during the Anti-Japanese War, and Zhao Jingshen's dissemination and research of Bing Xin's works; the fourth volume is related to art, including Lu Xun and domestic films, and Chen Yanqiao's commemoration and research of Lu Xun.

Xu Qianxue (1631-1694), courtesy name Yuanyi, nickname Jian'an, was born in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, and was the nephew of the great scholar Gu Yanwu. In the ninth year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty, he became a Jinshi and was in charge of the Ministry of Punishments. He has written more than thirty kinds of works, including "Du Li Tong Kao", "Zi Zhi Tong Jian Hou Bian", "Jing Yuan Collected Works", etc. He has compiled and engraved "Tong Zhitang Jing Jie" which has far-reaching influence in the history of Confucian classics. The thirty-six volumes of "Collected Works of the Garden" is a collection of Xu Qianxue's poems and essays. It reflects Xu Qianxue's personal life and life, friends, compilations, book collections and engravings in a relatively concentrated manner. It also preserves many historical materials such as biographies of early Qing Dynasty figures, catalogs of works, etc. The research results of "Collected Works of the Garden" are not only necessary content for the research results of Xu Qianxue, but also an important reference for investigating the social outlook, political life and academic style characteristics of the early Qing Dynasty.

"Rewriting Breakup" does not provide an equation to avoid breakup, nor can it rewrite your breakup story, but it can rewrite your understanding of the word breakup, and then change the way you face breakup. Breaking up can actually be a scenery in life, a training ground for wisdom, or the real beginning of life.

This book has novel ideas, compact story, ups and downs, and is highly readable. The author of this book has a strong personal style, is unconventional, and uses a maze-like story structure to allow readers to enter the story with an immersive experience. This book is described from a first-person perspective. There are many doubts at the beginning, and then the story unfolds with clear lines, no redundancy, clear layers, and a well-controlled rhythm. Meet market demand and satisfy readers' tastes.

RTHK parent-child program host Zhang Xiaoxiao hosts parent education programs from Monday to Friday morning. He hears about various family problems and even moral tragedies. At the same time, he witnesses countless testimonies of families overcoming adversity. He never forgets to remind himself that life must have more faith, hope, and love. This book is a compilation of her personal hearings and experiences from audiences, lectures, as a child and even as a mother. The 111 short stories reveal the problems of parents of Hong Kong children and monsters, which are worth learning from.

Mr. Fan Wenlan's "Literary Mind and the Carving of the Dragon" is one of the most important academic classics in Chinese academia in the 20th century. It is known as a milestone in the history of the study of "The Literary Mind and the Carving of the Dragon" and is also a must-read advanced work for future generations to study "The Literary Mind and the Carving of the Dragon." This book discusses important issues in all aspects of "Fan Annotation" through more than ten monographs. Finally, a case analysis is conducted on the corrections, revisions, and refutations of "Fan Annotation" by academic scholars such as Yang Mingzhao, Wang Liqi, Shiba Rokuro, Zhang Lizhai, and Wang Gengsheng. In addition, there are two appendices that are closely related to "Fan Notes". This book contains many innovative contents and makes a useful attempt to solve many difficult problems in the history of "Dragonology".

The owner will never leave his beloved dog. This is the true story of Simba, a golden retriever who has lived with the author for more than ten years and brought him endless joy. The author feels that he is like someone he knew in his previous life, following him from his previous life to this life, then from Shenzhen across the border to Hong Kong, and finally flew to New Zealand to settle in the South Pacific. The writing of this book is delicate and moving, describing the sincere feelings of humans and dogs who never leave each other and follow each other like shadows.

This book focuses on the research methods and reception of modern Chinese literature. The book is divided into three volumes. The first volume, "A Close Reading of Hong Kong Literature," explores Hong Kong writers' writing on memory through close text reading; the second volume, "Image, Narrative, and Data," explores literary research methods such as image analysis, narrative theory, and data statistics; and the third volume, "Reception Research," focuses on the reception and transformation of literature.

"Hui Hai Hong Ni Lu", written by Wei Li. Mr. Wei Li, a well-known bibliophile, wrote interesting articles about what he saw and heard at various book-related conferences from 2015 to 2019, including new book launches, library opening ceremonies, research institute anniversary celebrations, and book-related forums. , Awards, donations, exhibitions, academic seminars, lectures, etc., Coupled with his own photos, pictures and texts, so that readers can follow his words, experience the scene together, listen to the wonderful speeches of many experts and book lovers, and gain various information and knowledge related to books. This book continues Mr. Wei Li's consistent writing style. In plain and humorous language, he tells anecdotes about Shu Lin and interesting things about his travels.

"Collected Works on Study Tours" is a revised edition of "Collected Works on Study Tours" published in 2004, and is included as a type of "Collected Works of Sun Changwu". The 36 articles included in the book include, in addition to Sun Changwu's speeches and published works in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan from the 1980s to the early 21st century, 13 additional articles are added, which are richer in content and focus on Sun Changwu's research results in Zen literature research and other aspects. The content covers the relationship between religion and the development of Chinese literature, research on ancient Chinese poets and works, research on the works of Japanese sinologists, memories of mentors and friends at home, etc.

The book "Collection of Literature and History of the Tang and Song Dynasties" is a collection of 30 papers published by Professor Li Yifei from the School of Humanities of Hunan University of Science and Technology in the past 40 years. It can be divided into the following parts: first, a textual research on the life stories of important writers in the Tang and Song Dynasties; It is an analysis of the works of some writers in the Tang and Song dynasties; the third is a comment on the literary characteristics of a certain historical stage in the Tang and Song dynasties; the fourth is an elaboration on the evolution of styles in the development process of literature in the Tang and Song dynasties; the fifth is an evaluation of the historical status of some writers in the Tang and Song dynasties in the development of literature. The author is particularly focused on elucidating new theories and correcting deviations of old theories, such as commenting on the characteristics and value of biographical literature of the Mid-Tang Dynasty and nostalgic poems of the Mid- to Late Tang Dynasty. He has written particularly extensively on Du Fu, Han Yu, Zhang Ji, Li Shangyin, Mei Yaochen, Qin Guan, Su Shi, and Fan Chengda, as well as on the collections of Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty. This book is the academic essence of the author's life. It has solid documentation, rigorous textual research, and well-argued arguments. To a certain extent, it shows the literary style of the Tang and Song Dynasties, its position in the history of Chinese literature, and its important role in connecting the past and the future.

This book uses delicate and gentle writing to collect every bit of joy in the author's ordinary life. Even if it is an ordinary life, as long as you feel it carefully with a timeless and sensitive heart, you will see the beauty everywhere and the miracles in this world. ...

In the summer of 2015, Qiu Yong, President of Tsinghua University, gave a special gift to all the freshmen of Tsinghua University in 2015 - a three-volume copy of "The Ordinary World", in order to encourage the freshmen to work hard and be proactive. When this heavy pile of gifts was mailed to each student's home, the students were gradually attracted by the stories in the book from the initial reading to complete the task, until they were deeply shocked by the struggle and hard life of the protagonists. Finally, all the freshmen in the school handed in some long or short, but all sincere feelings after reading. This book is a compilation of excellent reading comments from freshmen who have been repeatedly screened. The content of each post-reading review is different. Some focus on the inspirational experiences of the protagonists; some are moved by the simple and sincere family, friendship, and love in the book; some are inspired by the youthful passion and the inspiring clarion call of the times... But no matter where they are expressed, they are all reflections of the students' true feelings. By reading the book "The Ordinary World", every student has a deeper reflection on their own life and the times they live in. This book also reflects the spiritual outlook of the 2015 freshmen at Tsinghua University. We are very pleased to solemnly present this book to you, and we hope you will like it.

"Child, I Completely Believe" is a new reprint of the book "Our Innocence Fills the Whole Universe" by the well-known education blogger Wang Yuewei. In the book, we can see: she took the children to hold a funeral for the bird and felt the preciousness of life; she silently cared for the children of divorced families and loved every child fairly; when facing children who made mistakes, she did not forget to care for their immature hearts while being kind to them; when facing anxious parents, she gave her sincere understanding and suggestions... Nowadays, domestic education problems occur frequently. I hope that all adults in this world can be like Teacher Wang Yuewei, listening carefully to children and treating them gently. In this way, when children grow up, they can become better adults.

During the eighteen years in Hong Kong, the snow and mud occasionally left claws, and the mountain paths also saw moss marks. In addition to the collection of essays, I wrote several collections of essays. My creative life cannot be separated from Hong Kong, and the happiest ten years of my life were also spent in Hong Kong. It has been nearly five years since Mr. Zhifan passed away, and I have been back in Taiwan for nearly five years. My soul and the prose I write cannot come from outside Hong Kong and Hong Kong people. --Tong Yuanfang This book contains seventy essays, divided into six series. "A Place with the Setting Sun" describes every detail of life with Professor Chen Zhifan, as gentle as poetry and as sweet as a dream; "The Scene is Like Yesterday" recalls the memories of parents and childhood memories, which is delicate and profound, touching people's hearts; "Teach Me Sincerely" depicts the teachings and examples of good teachers and friends, and their words and deeds exude respectable character and knowledge; "One Promise in This Life" imitates the deeds of writers and scholars, from You can also get a glimpse of the author's life during his stay in the United States; "Butterflies Away" talks about TV dramas and movies, and analyzes the deep connotations of literature, art, history, etc.; "Crossing the Border" connects the experience of enjoying concerts and roaming ancient cities while traveling across space, with the book's sleeping tours and movie appreciation. It has unique insights from ancient to modern times, and readers will be inspired after reading it.

Happiness is in your own hands. Known as "Mr. Happy", Yu Tijun traveled around the world after his retirement, sharing with readers how to achieve the "simplest" state of happiness and realize an open-minded life from nature. This e-book is a compilation of the daily essays published by "Mr. Happy" on social platforms over the past year into the first book in the Life Zen series, "Happiness is in Your Hands." Each essay in "Happiness is in Your Hands" is concise and full of Zen. In addition to the Buddha's enlightenment, it also contains the profoundness of Chinese culture. It is highly praised by Buddhist masters and online media. It is a must-read book for busy urbanites. Savoring the words will broaden your horizons, cleanse your soul, and leave you with endless aftertaste...

After ten years of traveling between New Zealand and China, the author returned to Shenzhen to settle down in 2015. At this time, Xie Hong was over fifty, and his new life was beginning again, and he had a kind of comparison and reflection on many things. In addition to continuing to write columns for the "Shenzhen Special Zone News", this book is slightly different from the second part in that the perspective of personal observation has changed slightly. The author does not only write academic essays, but some of the writing themes are biased towards life prose essays. The form and theme are more free and not restricted by column rules. Readers will feel this when reading.

This book is a collection of essays about remembering people and events, compiled from the essence of Mr. Liang Xiaosheng's essays, the winner of the 10th Mao Dun Literature Award, and includes a total of 30 of his essays. From the alleys and countryside to the deep love for his hometown, from the depths of his soul to the ordinary world, the author recalled the people and things that passed by him one by one. These works are rich in writing and saturated with the emotions of life, reflecting Mr. Liang's reflection on real life and many positive thoughts on life. I wish everyone can have a clear heart, magnanimity and clarity.

Mao Dun Literature Prize winner Liang Xiaosheng wrote a meditation for young people. He has been writing for more than 50 years and has collected the essence of 28 essays into a volume. This book is a collection of critical essays about life thinking. It is selected from the essays of Mr. Liang Xiaosheng, the winner of the 10th Mao Dun Literature Award. It contains 28 essays in total. From resisting the filth and impetuosity of the times to the various aspects of life in the floating world, from why we are deeply afraid of "ordinary life" to why we are so tired, the book is immersed in the author's reflections and feelings on real life and the floating world, and accumulates many positive perspectives on life and life. I hope everyone can truly feel the gifts from time and life and never forget the original intention.

This book is the first ideological essay written by the founder of the famous public account "Niu Pi Mingming" with millions of fans. It contains his in-depth observation and sincere thinking about the world's various conditions and social and cultural psychology. In an era of information explosion, our understanding of things is often more likely to lead to the misunderstanding of "herds"; the biased algorithm of big data makes paranoia more paranoid, anxiety more anxious, and distrust more distrustful. A clear mind, rational and independent thinking abilities have become a rarity in this world, and the level of cognitive level gradually widens the distance between people. Based on this understanding, Niubi Mingming makes this book a work full of speculative and cognitive discussions. About loneliness, about struggle, about culture, about the pattern of life, about the temperature of the soul... He uses ordinary human stories to tell softness and warmth, full of integrity and character, shining with the light of knowledge; let us re-examine our understanding of the world, sort out our own rhythm of life, and continue to move forward alone.

After chasing the delicacies and rituals for many years, I suddenly looked back and all I wanted was the taste of my hometown and a touch of warmth. Every dish and every taste has a story about friendship or family or travel or childhood. This is a collection of essays related to food and nostalgia. It compiles 54 food-related essays written and interviewed by the author in the past two years, accompanied by 30 illustrations drawn by the author himself. The author uses the writing style of small bridges and flowing water, which not only contains vivid storylines, but also vivid and colorful food and folk customs. He records a large number of joys, sorrows and joys derived from life, and has a lingering affection and nostalgia. This is a collection of essays that talk about food, but also provide insights into life beyond food.

This book collects Yu Qiuyu's representative works created over more than thirty years, accumulating the author's twenty years of cultural investigation around the world, thirty years of academic research, forty years of continuous creation, and fifty years of classical cultural cultivation. It can be called the perfect crystallization of Yu Qiuyu's thirty years of cultural thinking. Chapters such as "Taoist Tower", "Ashamed of Shanxi", "Wind and Rainy Pavilion" and "Chinese Context" have all become contemporary classics. "Chinese Culture" explores the main spiritual vein of the Chinese people, "Taoist Tower" reproduces the historical vicissitudes of Dunhuang culture, "Wind and Rain in a Pavilion" understands the spiritual core of Chinese culture, "Huangzhou Breakout" explores the personality ideals of Chinese literati... Interpret Chinese culture and pursue human civilization.

This is a classic biography that tells the legendary life of Tsangyang Gyatso in a first-person autobiography. The book is divided into two parts: the first half of Tsangyang Gyatso's life and the second half of his life. It tells Tsangyang Gyatso's emotional experience and path to becoming a Buddha in beautiful and ethereal words. It is accompanied by beautiful ancient illustrations and includes Tsangyang Gyatso's life notes. It is a beautiful literary work with pictures and texts, a complete collection of classic love poems by characters, and a vivid display of ancient Chinese artistic conception.

Cai Lam is humorous and elegant. He tells what he sees and hears in vivid and vivid words and shares his insights with readers. He said: "Writing for the joy of writing is the real beginning. In addition to the merit of writing, it must also be truthful and frank enough." The essays are so touching and interesting that you can feel the philosophy of life seeping out bit by bit from the words. This book "The Fun in the World" is Mr. Cai's latest collection of essays. The article contains the "secret" of Mr. Cai Lam's "living a fun life in the world". The book talks about "good things", "delicious food", "fun" and "affection" in the world. It is short in length and allows you to see the world in a flower. People who are interested will feel the wisdom of "living a fun life in the world" from Mr. Cai's words. It may also help people who are interested in finding a way to a better and more accessible life.

This set of books includes "Another Happy Day", "Leave You to Time", "Practice a Person" and "Metaphor of Life", a total of four volumes; it is a collection of quality essays by best-selling author Tao Lixia; it is rich and full in loneliness; it is not afraid of the long years! "Another Happy Day": a collection of pictures and essays on Tao Lixia's new life, a best-selling author, translator and photographer. During the year without leaving home, Tao Lixia, who had traveled far and wide, re-examined herself, showed readers various angles of life, objects, and emotions, and explained many different endings and beginnings for everyone. In the new book, Tao Lixia said: I have been settled for too long, how should I deal with it if I want to start over? You should have a white enamel cup to drink tea, coffee, water and make milk tea. Have a white scented candle to light on a rainy day... We create our lives, and they define us: the paths we choose, the things we use, the way we spend our time. How to wake up and how to fall asleep. This day is the epitome of the rest of my life. I want to spend the days to come calmly and seriously, at my own pace and in my own way. Even if you are busy at work, you can still enjoy warm and fluffy fresh bread every morning. Today is another happy day. This time, I decided to write a light-hearted book. I wrote it with the mood of waiting for someone in a cafe, and you will read it with the same mood. "Leave You to Time": From Iceland to Tokyo; presenting the wonderful possibilities of an ideal lifestyle. Most of the lovers in the world meet and fall in love at first; their longing is deafening; and as they get to know each other, they regard each other as the most beautiful scenery; and love has too many faces; all emotions will flow into the most ordinary life; "Life is high and wide; I like that we stick to each other; and we are free." Therefore, it is better to leave love and longing to time; on the other side of time, we have never been separated. Tao Lixia said in the book: "Let's quietly look at the brightness of this world." "Practice a Person": Are you okay at the moment? Are you living the life you want? Whenever night falls, the quiet night dilutes the enthusiasm and busyness left during the day, and we are ready to meet the hidden self. Quiet and quiet; rich and full in solitude; this is an experience only those who understand the charm of solitude can have. The author takes the free year of his life as a gift to himself. Stay away from the familiar and stable life; devote yourself to the things you like without any distractions. Face life alone; get along with yourself calmly; be quiet and free; return to your heart; welcome the vast sea and sky of life with an upward attitude. Being alone is not only a choice; it is an ability; it is a way of life. Behind the excitement is endless silence; but through hard work and choices, we can make life as close as possible to what you imagined. Life is a process of constant pursuit and search; and then giving up one by one. No one lives as he pleases; we eventually learn to face loneliness. Practice alone; there is no need to wait for others to fulfill it. "Metaphor of Life": Tao Lixia's 2018 new collection of emotional essays. Life is not elsewhere; it is within us. In life; they are all metaphors. Tao Lixia uses a quiet heart to express the reality behind metaphors. This book is written for all the moments in your life when I was absent. There are always times in life when you want to give up; wave goodbye and cut off all connections; whether they are constraints, ties, or tender care. Cut them all off. In the subtleties of life; leaving unique thoughts. The spirit is in small objects; when we can observe with concentration, we can find ourselves in these small objects or books with the scent of paper. The books we have read; the people we have met; the things we have experienced; just like the food we have eaten; they give us a taste of sweetness and bitterness; they eventually become a part of us. The answer to life; projected on the trivial parts of life; and reflected back into our hearts.

This set includes: "ECHO: Eternal Sanmao", "All the wanderings in the world are not worth the deep love", "May you travel through mountains and rivers and still feel that the world is worth it"

This book contains forty exquisite prose essays by Mr. Wang Zengqi, divided into six volumes in the order of remembering friends, remembering travels, writing about memories, talking about food, talking about customs, and thinking about relatives. He writes about people and events with light pen and light ink, but it can leave a deep impression and long-lasting touch on people. This is all because he has experienced such a great era and ups and downs of life, and he has already accepted it in his chest, hidden it in his heart, and turned it into still water and deep flow.

This is an era of overflowing beauties. This is a pale era when beauty has lost its identity and authenticity: beauty is disappearing at a terrible speed. Therefore, we advertise them more: women with individuality and passionate existence. They are not beauties in the traditional sense, they are full of shortcomings, and they do not even deserve a good fate. But they make a distinctive voice and live elsewhere in the noisy world. They are always the other. Whether it is Soong Meiling, the "Mother of the Country", the famous actress Hu Die, the talented writer Zhang Ailing, or the contemporary ordinary woman Ai Su, their emotions and fates are full of twists and turns, which makes people sigh. The few words the author inadvertently said show the novelty, freshness, wisdom and kindness of his words and thoughts.

This book is the culmination of the author's 10 years and 2,700 hours of hospice care work, recording what she saw, heard and felt. The book is divided into three parts. The first part is Ji Cien's work notes at the hospice hospital, recording the life stories of twelve dying people. The second part is the author's personal life experience and thoughts on life. The third part is a life organization manual, which covers advice and suggestions for patients, family members, ordinary people, and people who want to volunteer.

This book contains 38 prose works by Tie Ning, with wonderful content, unique thoughts and profound emotions. In the book, readers can not only see the writer's rich and exciting life experiences, but also read her unique insights into her past youth; they can experience the writer's precise description of all kinds of things in the world, and feel her true feelings for all things in nature... In short, the stories of the years are presented one by one in dense and long prose, which is unforgettable, resonant, and thought-provoking.

This book contains 42 prose works by Tie Ning, with wonderful content, unique thoughts and profound emotions. In this book, readers can follow the author's footsteps and wander in the palace of art, go out of the study to travel the mountains and rivers, and listen to the master's speech... This is a feast of beauty and a journey of the heart. It is of great benefit to the improvement of middle school students' thoughts, feelings and writing.

This book takes the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn, winter and the twenty-four solar terms as its themes, reflecting Mr. Feng Zikai's life interests in different seasons, expressing a kind of situation and philosophy that is closely connected with nature and life. Being aware of the time and responding to things is a life wisdom that has been passed down in China for thousands of years. The whole book is based on the content described in Mr. Feng Zikai's articles, such as: spring outing on the West Lake, listening to the rain on summer nights; Qingming Festival and Dragon Boat Festival; watching the tide and snow; painting and reciting poems; watching birds and insects, singing flowers and grass; leisure and leisure, the joy of reading, etc., Showing Mr. Feng Zikai's attitude towards life and the beauty of natural life in many aspects. At the same time, a number of Feng Zikai cartoons corresponding to the theme are selected and printed in four colors. They are exquisite and elegant. They can be read and appreciated, and can also be collected as collections. There are paintings within poems, and poems within paintings. Read the essence of Feng Zikai's prose in one book. A comprehensive and in-depth interpretation of the book of twenty-four solar terms!

This book contains more than 90 essays written by Mr. Shen Ding'an, a master of calligraphy in Shaoxing, over the past decades. The content includes his personal life narrative and memories, as well as his experience and insights in the art of calligraphy. In addition, there are anecdotes of the author's memories of his contacts in the calligraphy and art world, anecdotes of famous people, etc.

This book is a collection of nostalgic essays written by Professor Chen Jianhua. It contains 11 essays in total, in memory of the author's deceased teachers and friends Liu Jigao, Jia Zhifang, Zhang Peiheng, Zhang Hui, Ji Xian, Han Nan, Zhu Yulin, Zhao Jingshen, Wei Feide, Zhou Cezong, Wang Jingyu, Mizoguchi Yuzo, Jin Yong and other famous academic and cultural figures. The prose content mostly describes the acquaintance process between the author and the famous writers, and also discusses the profound impact of the academic achievements and literary concepts of the famous writers on the author's academic career. The title of the book is taken from Chen Yinke's "Feng Yi's Life Between Teachers and Friends", "to express my admiration and respect for the senior scholars who are lucky enough to be close to each other, and also to encourage my colleagues to pass on the torch." Sometimes people can only resist the encoding and ritual of mourning with silence; sometimes politics must emerge from the recoding of mourning in order to resist another kind of oppression of mourning. Whether as a poet or a scholar, Chen Jianhua always pays close attention to the weeping subjects and the heroes singing and building.

This book is part of the "Silverfish Collection". As the title suggests, the content of the book is "gossip about old stories of literati", and the focus is on the "old school", involving senior scholars including Lu Xun, Yu Dafu, Chen Yinke, Ba Jin, Wen Yiduo, Lao She, etc. The author talks about old things, which is interesting but not gossipy. He starts from the three parts of "Classmate Boy", "This is Life" and "Self-Esteem" respectively, and interprets and develops it strictly according to the historical materials themselves. Therefore, all historical materials have their sources indicated, and there is no compilation or conjecture. Talking about old things, but also discovering new ideas, especially the diverse aspects of literati that have not been paid attention to by the academic community in the past, and the literary world that has been ignored. The purpose of this book is to draw on past events to provide examples for today's people to learn from.

I am a person who loves beauty. I love all natural and man-made beauty in the universe. So I love the clouds, the rainbow, the moon, and the clouds; I also love flowers and birds, insects and fish, and landscapes; I also love poetry, calligraphy and painting, and gold and stone. Because all of this is the crystallization of beauty.

The best way to remember Wang Zengqi is to read his words. This book is a selected collection of Wang Zengqi's prose, including classics such as "Five Flavors", "Rain in Kunming", "Human Plants", "Stars fighting for their writings, innocent people for their people", etc., And also adds rare articles such as "Cats", "A Skill", "Anecdotes of Famous People", "Monks" and "Ancient People". Starting from various themes such as flowers, birds, insects and fish, nostalgia and folk customs, trivial matters of ordinary people, travel experiences, etc., The author shows in detail the spiritual world and life interests of a generation of "lifestyle writer" Wang Zengqi. "You have worked very hard and are very tired. Then sit down and rest for a while, drink a cup of tea that is neither cold nor hot, and read some of my works."

Zeng Guofan, "the first famous official in the late Qing Dynasty", was hailed as "a model in officialdom" and "a perfect man through the ages." He advocated Western learning, started the "Tongguang ZTE", and supported the late Qing Dynasty for more than sixty years, and was regarded as the "mainstay" of the imperial court. The great man Mao Zedong said: "If you are stupid than your neighbors, you will only obey Zeng Wenzheng." This shows its great influence. Zeng Guofan, as a Confucian scholar and a civil servant without any authority, rose up in Hunan and Chu and wrote an indelible mark in the development history of modern China. He adhered to certain rules and demonstrated strong spiritual inspiration in his conduct as a person, as an official, for the people, and for the country. He became a sage of the last days who was highly respected by people at the time and a role model for everyone who aspires to success. Studying Zeng Guofan's successful strategy and learning his wisdom of self-cultivation, family management principles, life skills, employment strategies, official methods, and military management strategies are still of practical significance today. Zeng Guofan was an all-powerful political figure in China in the second half of the 19th century. He grew up as an ordinary scholar in rural Hunan to become a "famous minister of ZTE" who turned the tide and "the first of the three important ministers" of the late Qing Dynasty. His life, his wisdom, and his thoughts have deeply influenced several generations of Chinese people. To this day, there is still a saying among the people that "you must read 'Zeng Guofan' if you are an official, and 'Hu Xueyan' if you are a businessman." Some commentators said: If we judge by characters, Zeng Guofan is the last person in ancient Chinese history and the first person in modern history. This sentence summarizes Zeng Guofan's personal role and influence from a certain perspective. Reading a little bit of Zeng Guofan's strategy every day and absorbing his wisdom in life, officialdom, life, understanding people, and military management can provide us with valuable experience that can be used for reference in our lives and careers.

This is a book condensed with tears. It evokes resonance by telling the pain we have experienced, and reminds us again and again that these are the medals for our growth and the treasures of life. In fact, all the tears in this world are just the word love in the final analysis.

This is a collection of essays reflecting contemporary military life, including a total of 78 fine narrative essays written by the author in recent years, such as "Flight Notes", "We Are Winged in the Blue Sky", "Skydiving on the Water", "Battle" with Airport Birds", "Five Seconds of Life and Death", etc. Its content is intended to promote the ideological themes of patriotism, professionalism and dedication, with a high-spirited style and poetic language. These works have all been published in mainstream domestic newspapers and periodicals in recent years, such as "People's Liberation Army Literature and Art", "China National Defense News", "People's Liberation Army Life", "China Air Force", "Guangzhou Literature and Art", "Yalu River", "Haiyan", etc., And can be regarded as inspirational works for the military.

There are endless stories to tell about European castles and manor hotels. They may be Gothic, Georgian, Victorian, or Tudor buildings; they are about art, the paintings on the walls, the interior design, the sculptures in the garden, and the garden planning all leave traces of masters; they are about inheritance, and there are also earls and dukes living among them, and you can say good morning to them when you meet them; more importantly, the castle hotel is There are those who are still "alive": newlyweds get married here, families relax here, agents once worked here, there are hotel painters who have been pirates, hotel interior designers with fancy clothes, young guys who love hotel front desks, islanders who collect honey from around the world... This book tells the story of those slow and beautiful castle hotels, commemorating those years and sleeping in time.

I want to spend the days to come calmly and seriously, at my own pace and in my own way. Best-selling author, translator, and photographer Tao Lixia's new collection of life pictures. During the year without leaving home, Tao Lixia, who had traveled far and wide, re-examined herself, showed readers various angles of life, objects, and emotions, and explained many different endings and beginnings for everyone. In the new book, Tao Lixia said: I have been settled for too long, how should I deal with it if I want to start over? You should have a white enamel cup to drink tea, coffee, water and make milk tea. Have a white scented candle to light on a rainy day... We create our lives, and they define us: the paths we choose, the things we use, the way we spend our time.

This is a book that makes people laugh and cry while reading it. In "A Moment in a Lifetime", Zhang Chun, who is good at creating stories, records the auspicious moments in her life with unusual sensitivity and cheerfulness: the animals, plants, customers and children she "met on a sunny day" in an ice cream shop in Xiamen, the lovely friends who really exist in her life. She also wrote about her bonds with family and friends with heartfelt and affectionate writing, describing touching life scenes one after another. She also used the utmost honesty and bravery to record her days of walking with depression, bringing comfort and courage to many people.

"Selected Prose by Feng Zikai" is a collection of Feng Zikai's beautiful essays, divided into three series. The first volume, "Remembering Childhood," includes articles about the author's memories of childhood, parents, relatives, and friends; the second volume, "White Goose," includes articles about the author's descriptions of scenery, objects, and miscellaneous feelings about life; and the third volume, "Art and Life," mainly includes articles about the author's discussion of art and aesthetic education. Feng Zikai himself loves children and childhood, and many of his prose are full of childlike innocence. The works included in this collection are either recording events or remembering people, chanting about objects or describing scenes. They are cordial, frank, humorous and childlike, making them friendly and comfortable to read. They can not only inspire the spirituality of young people, but also provide writing models for students.

This book is a representative work of Mr. Lao She's decades of prose writing career. It has been carefully selected, typed and assembled for the first time. The true meaning of life lies not only in external gains, but also in inner abundance and prosperity. The beauty of this world is to be able to live interestingly and freely in ordinary years, and to live life into poetry. No matter how we are treated by this era, we must make our lives interesting. We might as well be more free and easy in our approach to life. Instead of tiredly trying to change our lives, we might as well live our lives free and easy. Establish clear goals, face life optimistically, and do everything you like with a free and easy attitude. Everything will be different from the past!