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Xiao Hong (1911-1942), a native of Heilongjiang. Her original name is Zhang Naiying, and her pen name is Xiao Hong. In 1930, he met Xiao Jun, the two fell in love, and together they completed the collection of essays "Shangshi Street". In 1933, he and Xiao Jun self-published a collection of works "Trek". He went to Shanghai in 1934 and completed the novel "The Field of Life and Death" in the same year. It was published as one of the "Slave Series" with the help of Lu Xun the following year. Xiao Hong thus achieved a status in the history of modern literature. In 1936, in order to get rid of his mental distress, he traveled east to Japan and wrote the prose "Lonely Life" and the long poem "Grains of Sand" in Tokyo. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War. Join the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement. Later he taught at the National Revolutionary University. Went to Hong Kong in 1940. Xiao Hong's major works include the novel "Mabele", the retrospective novel "The Story of Hulan River", and a series of short and medium-length stories recalling his hometown, such as "Ox Cart" and "March in a Small Town".

Hu Yepin (1903.5.4-1931.2.8), Formerly known as Hu Chongxuan, was born in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province in 1903, and his ancestral home is Xinjian, Jiangxi. Chinese writer, member of the Communist Party of China, and one of the Five Martyrs of the Left Alliance. His major works include short story collections "Saints", "Living Beads", "Ghosts and Human Hearts"; drama collections "Where to Go", "Other People's Happiness" and "Four Weeks"; poetry collections include "Poetry Draft", "Wandering", "On the Pasture", etc.

"You Are April in the World" contains Lin Huiyin's famous poems, prose, and novels. It includes the poems "You Are April in the World", "Who Loves This Constant Change" and "Passion", the prose "Mourn for Zhimo", "A Piece of Sunshine", the novels "Ninety-nine Degrees of Middle", "Moying Zero Pian" and other popular masterpieces. The content is large and rich, allowing readers to understand Lin Huiyin in one book.

"Farewell Cambridge Again" carefully collects Xu Zhimo's poems, essays, novels, letters and other famous works. Including the poems "Farewell to Cambridge", "A Night of Emerald Green", "The Joy of Snowflakes", "Listening to the Musical Instruments on a Moonlit Night", the essays "My Peter", "The Claws of Paris", "Mansfield", the novels "Spring Traces" and "Roulette", etc., Which fully reproduce the author's creative talent. Xu Zhimo's writing language is elegant, free and unrestrained, and intoxicatingly beautiful. It is a model of Chinese poetry. Every sentence bursts out from the bones and bones, the blood is stimulated, and the words vibrate from the life. It truly represents all his yearning, yearning, persistence and enthusiasm. It is an important information for understanding Xu Zhimo's life.

"Faust" is Goethe's representative work, a poetic tragedy. It was created based on a folk legend in the 16th century. It is a masterpiece that Goethe devoted his whole life to writing. It describes the protagonist Faust's painful experience of searching for truth throughout his life, reflects the history of the entire Europe from the Renaissance to the early 19th century, and reveals the constant struggle between the two forces of light and darkness, progress and backwardness, and science and superstition. Goethe used Faust's ambition and pursuit to express his own lofty and beautiful ideals for the future of mankind. The book consists of a series of narrative poems, lyric poems, dramas, operas and dance dramas, covering theology, mythology, philosophy, science, aesthetics, literature, music and political economy.

This set of books is the commemorative collection edition for the 40th anniversary of Lin Yutang's death. There are 18 volumes in total, including "From Pagan to Christian", "The Rumbling of the Wind", "Red Peony", "Smoke in Beijing (2 volumes)", "The Wisdom of Confucius (2016 Commemorative Collection Edition)", "Lai Boying", "Laozi's Wisdom (Commemorative Collection Edition)", "American Wisdom (Part 1 and 2)" Volume) (2016 Commemorative Collector's Edition)", "Qidao (Commemorative Collector's Edition)", "The Art of Living (2016 Hunan Literature and Art Edition)", "The Biography of Su Dongpo", "Chinatown", "Laughing and Laughing", "My Country and My People (2016 Hunan Literature and Art Edition)", "The True Biography of Wu Zetian", "The Wisdom of India", "The Wisdom of China", "Zhumen".

Love is something more complicated than heartbeat. Everyone loves elegant and talented people, so the handsome Hu Shi became the target of many women. Whether it is his wife Jiang Dongxiu, his confidante Wei Liansi, his childhood sweetheart Cao Chengying, his secret lover Chen Hengzhe, the infatuated girl Xu Fang, the lovely woman Luvitz... His life has always been embellished with love. He is modest and polite, but cautious about love. He gives them a beautiful beginning of the story, but is unwilling to continue writing a vigorous continuation. Therefore, in each emotion, the intensity of love and the sad separation are staged. If women are like a school, these brave and beautiful women must have given Hu Shi more energy of love and lifted his high heart. This book will restore the emotional life of a cultural traveler for you and lead you to read the romantic history of his life.

There are three men in Lin Huiyin's emotional world, one is Liang Sicheng, the other is the poet Xu Zhimo, and the other is Jin Yuelin, an academic leader who will never marry for her life. Among the three men, she made the happiest choice - to stay with Liang Sicheng until she grows old. Lin Huiyin's life was so bumpy, but Liang Sicheng was always by her side, accompanying her throughout her life. This book will use the most brand-new perspective and the most beautiful language to interpret Lin Huiyin's classics, take you to appreciate the unique and fragrant years of the Republic of China, and relive the romantic love of a generation of talented women.

Yu Dafu, a talented scholar in the Republic of China, was famous for his talent. He left countless famous works and painted a brilliant color on the sky of Chinese literature. And his life of love and marriage is a gorgeous legend. In a feudal marriage, he married a well-educated wife. Although there was no magnificent love between them, they lived a peaceful and peaceful life. But fate happened to add a gorgeous stroke of ink to his life, allowing him to meet the "most beautiful woman in Hangzhou". They walked together despite the wind and rain of the world, and became the "fairy couple on the Fuchun River", interpreting a romantic legend. However, this vigorous love inspired all Yu Dafu's passion and eventually caused him to fall into deep pain.

"The Most Reminiscent of When They First Met: Qian Zhongshu and Yang Jiang's Hundred Years of Siege" tells the story of Qian Zhongshu and his wife Yang Jiang. The content includes the crazy scholar, the talented lady from a famous family, the first appearance of talent, chance encounters, engagement ceremony, studying in Paris, etc.

The three principals, Cai Yuanpei, Mei Yiqi, and Zhang Boling, were all great educational leaders in the Republic of China. They took cultivating young talents and promoting academics as their lifelong career, and their achievements will be remembered by future generations. The three people have obvious characteristics in terms of school running philosophy and have made great achievements in personality charm. The common characteristics of the three people are to save the country and rejuvenate the country through teaching; to put people first, teachers first; to learn from ancient and modern times, and to combine Chinese and Western skills. This book brings together the records of Wang Yunwu, Luo Jialun, Mao Zishui, Ye Gongchao and other scholars who made waves during the Republic of China, as well as classic articles recalling the educational philosophy and conduct of the three principals for readers.

These more than 20 reminiscences are written by Tang Degang, Xia Zhiqing, Zhou Cezong and many other great figures. They are either close disciples, colleagues or close friends of different generations. From the three perspectives of "Mr. Hu Shizhi", "Friend Hu Shizhi" and "Knower and Practitioner Hu Shizhi", they present a three-dimensional, vivid, more real and credible image of Hu Shizhi. To his students, he encouraged and supported them, loved and spared no effort in promoting their talents; to his friends, he learned from each other and treated them with loyalty; in the New Culture Movement, teaching and running schools, and the Anti-Japanese War diplomacy, his study and management demonstrated his free thinking, magnanimous spirit and extraordinary courage.

"Zou Taofen's Excellent Prose" is a classic prose by Zou Taofen, a master of Chinese literature in the 20th century. It is narrative, lyrical and interpretive. These prose writing techniques are delicate, the structure is smooth, the organization is clear, the content is rich and colorful, and the language is fluent and beautiful. The prose is permeated with the author's rich social life and complex inner world. This collection of essays is typical and sophisticated, highly readable, and endlessly enjoyable to savor. The contents include love and life, productive optimism, the power of leisure, running dogs, personal freedom and national freedom, long-awaited! , Concentrated energy, quickness and accuracy, adaptability, perseverance, dryness, emotion, disgusting imitation, happiness, office, etc.

This is an unprecedented change in the situation that has not happened in thousands of years, and it is also a time when cultural excitement and stars shine. Taiwan's "Biography Literature" collection, meet the masters of the Republic of China again. The recorder may be a close friend or relative, or a junior disciple. In the eyes of those who have witnessed it, the master's character and anecdotes are extremely precious. The master writes the master. Liang Shiqiu wrote passionate speeches about Liang Qichao, Luo Jialun recalled the vigorous Fu Sinian, Xiao Gongquan recorded his poetry friend Zhu Ziqing, Xu Zhuoyun remembered his mentor Li Ji... The masters in the eyes of the masters complement each other and are even more brilliant.

Some people say that Liu Rushi, one of the Eight Beauties of Qinhuai, embodies the style of the other seven women: Li Xiangjun's loyalty, Bian Yujing's arrogance, Chen Yuanyuan's magnificence, Dong Xiaowan's gentleness, Kou Baimen's chivalry, Ma Xianglan's talent, and Gu Hengbo's eclecticism. But I must add that in the turmoil of the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, the country changed its flag, and the map was revised, Liu Rushi's literary character stood firm and shone brightly, eclipsing Qian Qianyi, Gong Dingzi, Wumeicun, etc., Who were known as the three great masters of Jiangzuo. No wonder Chen Yinke, a master of Chinese studies three hundred years later, dedicated a swan song to her with admiration.

Human growth trajectories are divided into spherical and linear. Guo Moruo praised Goethe as a "spherical genius" who develops in all directions and three-dimensionally. However, spherical geniuses are rare after all. Most people's path is to struggle and work in one direction, and they can only realize their great value in one or two fields. Before this, everyone was galloping on the flat and open plains, enjoying the various scenery of the Daqian world. People have many potentials and possibilities. But as the path of life deepens, you must finally choose your own path and direction, and choose a place to shine your own light and heat. Therefore, when we see a person's glorious moments, peak point, and shining side, we often ignore these people's talents and potential in other aspects, and these talents and potential are often the life password for them to succeed.

Zhang Ailing is a legend that will never die, always swaying in the years of the Republic of China. The twists and turns of fate made the sinner of that much-denounced nation become an irreplaceable and intimate lover in her eyes. His understanding was like a key that opened her locked heart, making her fall willingly and intoxicated for him. In a passionate love, he was her whole world, but she was not his. In such a profound emotion, she had tasted all the deep love and hate one by one. Then, with a lonely heart, watching the years quietly, he passed away quietly on the other side of the ocean. When the fine rain falls in Shanghai, the bluestone alleys will once again be filled with stories from many years ago. The woman wearing a pink cheongsam and embroidered shoes with two phoenixes on her feet will slowly walk towards us with a smile in the smoke and dust of history.

Lu Xiaoman in the story left Wang Geng and ran to Xu Zhimo regardless of everything; and Xu Zhimo in the story welcomed Lu Xiaoman after losing Lin Huiyin. I believe that no one will not love a woman like Lu Xiaoman, and no one can resist her tenderness and charm. The poet Xu Zhimo likes the tenderness and fragrance of this charming rose, just like those poems written with emotion. He is talented and charming. He can bid farewell to the clouds in the western sky, but he cannot let go of the poppy of love, just because he has the natural romance and passion of a poet. She has a beautiful face and an undeniable charm. As a socialite active in Beijing and Shanghai, although she is among all kinds of men, she has a sincere heart that wants to be loved. Zhu Yunqiao, a reclusive talented woman, writes about the mortal world with poetry, touches the soul with her soul, and beautifully interprets the love story of Xu Zhimo and Lu Xiaoman.

This book composes the love legend of Du Yuesheng and Meng Xiaodong with the most twists and turns. In Meng Xiaodong, Du Yuesheng saw the true charm of a woman, and was even more impressed by Meng Xiaodong's artistic talent and talent; in Du Yuesheng, Meng Xiaodong saw the dramatic elements of all the stage images she played, and felt the unique charm of the "Emperor" of Shanghai, the number one gangster in three hundred years.

My life field is Bailuyuan. --Chen Zhongshi "Chronicles of Bailuyuan" is a work created by Chen Zhongshi during the period when he was "retreating" to the countryside and devoted himself to writing. He was based in Bailuyuan, where he lived, and used authentic local language to describe the stories that happened in Bailuyuan. He created a series of characters with distinctive personalities, reflecting the humanities and style of Bailuyuan area. The tenderness and tenderness behind the upright and strong appearance of "Uncle Maruo" make people move to tears; the cunning and hypocrisy of "Uncle Guiyangzi Le" makes him cute and wise because of the turbulent social background; "Shopkeeper Huang" who forces the long-term worker "Hei Wa" to lick the bowl is by no means a mean landlord like Zhou Papi, but uses exaggerated and funny "bad habits" to tell us the truth of diligence and thrift;... Each character is deeply rooted in the wood, reflecting the spiritual core of Bailu people from different aspects.

This book is a recollection of the life fragments of four highly controversial literati in modern Chinese history - Xu Zhimo, Yu Dafu, Wen Yiduo and Lin Yutang - represented by Liang Shiqiu and Lin Yutang. In the review from many angles, the life trajectories, ideological changes, interpersonal interactions and other details of the four literati are revealed to the readers one by one. The authors are all people who have had direct contact with and lived with these four people, so the reading is authentic and credible, and the readers feel as if they have entered the historical scene. Many historical materials in this book are rarely seen in mainland China, such as the emotional entanglements between Xu Zhimo and Lu Xiaoman, Wang Geng, Weng Ruiwu and others, the truth about Yu Dafu's murder by Japanese military police, Wen Yiduo's legendary experience of studying in the United States in his early years, how Lin Yutang managed to navigate between Chinese and Western cultures, and so on.

"Camel Xiangzi" is one of Lao She's masterpieces. The novel describes the tragic fate of a rickshaw puller during the warlord war in the 1920s. The tragic story of the rise and fall of a young, strong and energetic rickshaw puller Xiangzi in Beiping, China, in the dark Corroded by the social environment, the story of how a kind, responsible, and righteous rickshaw puller gradually deteriorated in life, personality, and politics, and finally became a human being and a ghost, reflects the suffering life of the people at the bottom of old Chinese cities. The work centers on Xiangzi, a rickshaw puller, and is intertwined with the secular customs of Beijing's poor society. The author uses realistic writing techniques and compassionate feelings to create a number of unforgettable artistic images such as Xiangzi and Huniu. This novel has an important position in the history of modern Chinese literature and has a high reputation around the world.

This book is Maeterlinck's masterpiece. It is an excellent lyrical fairy tale comedy. In addition to the characters that appear in the play, there are many ghosts, gods and symbolic images. Maeterlinck emphasized the subjective, ideal and metaphysical speculation through the process and results of the characters' search for the bluebird: There is a lot of happiness in the world, more than you can imagine, but most people turn a blind eye. We should seek in all wonders. All misfortunes, all disasters, all horrors, and all catastrophes will not scare us. We should move forward bravely to reveal "all the mysteries that cause life to suffer disasters." His works are characterized by philosophical thoughts, rich imagination and poetic imagery. His fairy tales not only give people a broad and beautiful fantasy, but also allow people to enjoy the beauty to their heart's content.

This book contains two of Shaw's most famous works: Joan of Arc and The Pygmalion. "Joan of Arc" is a work with extremely rich connotations. It has thought-provoking discussions on many issues such as religious beliefs, women's issues, social forms, and even political factors that affect historical development and personal destiny. Joan of Arc was a young French female patriot during the Hundred Years' War between England and France. She led the peasant masses to repel the siege of the British army. But she was later falsely accused of being a witch and burned at the stake in Rouen Square. The poor flower girl in "Pygmalion" was born in a poor family, running around for three meals all day long. One day, she met a language professor. The professor made a bet with his friend, the colonel, that under his guidance, the girl would be transformed and become a lady of the upper class. Even the princes and nobles could not see her true colors. The professor taught flower selling just to win the bet, but unexpectedly fell in love with her after the training was successful. Finally, he put aside his pride and fell in love with the girl.

The contents of this book are all Carducci's classic poems. The themes of the poems in the book are diverse, including the praise of the reunification of the motherland, the epic review of history, and the yearning for moral ideals and cultural pursuits. But more often than not, they are escaping from real life, chanting natural scenery, recalling the joy of youth and love, and also exploring personal feelings and the mysteries of life and lamenting inner pain. In art, the rhythm of ancient Greek and Roman poetry was followed, the pursuit of formal perfection revealed a decadent sentiment. Pay attention to the overall structure, pay attention to the lyrical style, and strive to harmoniously combine the structural formal beauty with the auditory musical beauty. The poet attempts to inherit the tradition of classical poetry through his own works, innovate the popular contemporary romantic poetry, and establish the style of neoclassical poetry with beautiful, fresh and natural style.

This book mainly selects some representative poems of Gabriela Mistral. Its themes are very wide, including those that praise nature, those that reflect the suffering and misfortune of Indians, and those that describe the plight of the abandoned, as well as those that seek pity for poor women and loneliness, and those that complain about the oppressed and abandoned people. This collection of poems uses a large number of folk creative techniques and has distinctive national characteristics. She has a broad ideological realm and expresses deep emotions for the motherland, the people, and the working people, marking that her creation has reached a new height.

This book contains two classic plays by Hauptmann. Among them, "The Weavers" is based on the 1844 Silesian weavers' uprising. It has epoch-making significance. The oppressed and exploited workers in the play appear on the stage as heroic figures for the first time. The script points out to people: Keeping oneself in peace can only lead to massacre by the enemy. The only way to survive is to rise up and fight. The bellsmith in "The Sinking Bell" went through many hardships in order to cast a grand bell, but never succeeded. He swayed between secular society and the fairy world, confused. It expresses the artist's contradiction between lofty ideals and worldly pursuits.

This book is the combined edition of Tagore's two classic poetry collections. In "New Moon Collection", the poet vividly describes children's games, skillfully expressing children's psychology and their lively imagination. Its special and timeless artistic charm brings us to a pure world of children and evokes our beautiful memories of childhood life. "The Collection of Flying Birds" includes more than 300 beautiful poems. Day and night, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal, all merge into one in Tagore's writings. Short sentences express a profound philosophy of life and lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom.

"Creative Evolution" is the representative work of Nobel Prize winner Henri Bergson. In "Creative Evolution", Henri Bergson opposed not only idealism, but also realism and positivism that is closely related to modern science. The book demonstrated the theory of "life impulse" and intuitionist methodology, and criticized the previous evolutionary philosophical system. His ambition is to make philosophy an "extension" of empirical science, that is, to combine science and metaphysics to grasp the endless and indivisible "total reality" or the "absolute" creation of all things. The publication of this book marks the maturity of Bergson's philosophy of life.

This book collects a selection of Yu Guangzhong's travel journey spanning half a century, including "Xiaoyaoyou", "The Sun Never Sets Home", "The Eve of the Cutting of Osmanthus", "Bitter Rain Will Fall", "Memory is as Long as a Railroad" and many other representative works of prose. With elegant, funny, wise and approachable words, it leads readers through forests and seas, in and out of bustling cities and pristine nature, to experience thousands of scenery under the pen of a pen, and to feel the patriotic sentiments of a generation that stretches from youth to twilight.

Xu Zhimo traveled to Europe and the United States as a young man, and was deeply influenced by European and American romantic and aesthetic poets during his two years in Cambridge, which established his romantic style. These study tour experiences were all written into prose by him. "Travel in Europe" and "Autumn Thoughts on the Indian Ocean" are representative works of this style. "Collection of Xu Zhimo's Beautiful Essays" contains a total of 26 Xu Zhimo's beautiful essays, including 11 articles about Xu Zhimo's experiences and reflections when traveling abroad, 8 articles about the friendship between Xu Zhimo and old acquaintances, confidants, teachers, and relatives, and 7 articles about Xu Zhimo's feelings about life and life.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Zhou Zuoren, the second brother of Lu Xun, is an encyclopedic figure in the history of modern Chinese literature and one of the people who knows Lu Xun best. "Lu Xun's Youth" is a collection of commemorative texts written by Zhitang at the invitation of newspapers and magazines on the 20th anniversary of Lu Xun's death. It is another kind of work about Lu Xun after "Lu Xun's Hometown" and "Characters in Lu Xun's Novels". On the basis of the former, it adds new facts and more systematically introduces Lu Xun's early life, cultural interests, and the foundation of his thoughts. Different from many one-sided and conceptual works that deified Lu Xun at that time, Zhitang particularly emphasized the "human" side of Lu Xun, such as "Lu Xun's Smile" and "Lu Xun and His Brothers", which allow us to see the "angry" but "amiable" Lu Xun.

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

Zhou Zuoren, the second brother of Lu Xun, is an encyclopedic figure in the history of modern Chinese literature and one of the people who knows Lu Xun best. "Lu Xun's Hometown" is one of Zhou Zuoren's important works recalling Lu Xun in his later years. It describes Lu Xun's life, study, and friendships in his youth from four parts: "Baicao Garden", "Inside and Outside the Garden", "Lu Xun in Tokyo", and "Old Stories of Bu Shu Bookstore". It not only outlines Lu Xun who was active inside and outside the garden, but also touches on the people and things looming in the background. In his "living atmosphere", volumes of genre paintings of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China are slowly unfolded. The article follows the plain and sincere style of Chengzhitang's works that recall people's memories. The writing is concise and unsophisticated. With just a few strokes, it can describe people, events and scenes in a way that no one else can.

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

A work that embodies Mr. Ji Xianlin's thoughts on harmony between nature and man. Everything in the book has been given the connotation of life by Mr. Ji Xianlin, the old woman, the little boy, a flower, an old dog, a rain... Ji Lao uses simple brushwork to describe his emotions for the world and all things. The people, things, objects and scenery experienced in his life are vivid and touching in Ji Lao's pen, which concentratedly expresses Mr. Ji Xianlin's love for the world and all things.

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