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The essence of Mr. Liang Shiqiu's lifelong prose! The wisdom of life and philosophy of life written for you. Life is full of fun, and life is full of scenery. May you be an interesting person for the rest of your life! This selection of influential famous articles from Liang Shiqiu's prose writing is rich in content, with different themes, exquisite conception, exquisite writing style, humorous language and profound connotation. These works may write about the daily lives of ordinary people, or interesting things in the lives of intellectuals, or about small surprises in life, or about attitudes toward trivial matters. As Liang Shiqiu said: Not everyone likes big winds and waves, is used to great sorrows and great joys, sees surprises in the ordinary, and lives a flexible and comfortable life; I have a moment of loneliness, and I want to enjoy it. His prose is casual yet elegant, with a graceful "aristocratic air" and a "scholarly gentleman" elegance, which is both detached and profound.

According to traditional Chinese concepts, turning 30 is undoubtedly a hurdle that must be faced, especially for women. On the eve of turning 30, the author left China and lived in New York for a year. This book records the author's thoughts and insights on love, marriage, career, etc. In a foreign country. It contains both rational speculation and a look back on youth, showing the independent and confident style of a contemporary intellectual woman.

Putting aside news opinions and historical stereotypes, although we are two countries with different cultures, we are inextricably linked to each other. This is a country where cherry blossoms are the beauty, and here live foreign friends where tradition and modernity are intertwined. They are as real, friendly, enthusiastic and tolerant as we are; they value family ties and cherish peace as much as we do...

This book describes the story between a child named Xibao and his friends. Each story is relatively independent but related to each other. The author uses nearly 100 vivid pictures and more than 40 wonderful stories to show the interesting and embarrassing things Xibao has done one by one, making people laugh. The story belongs to Xibao and to each of us. The illustration style is unique and has a strong sense of surreal decoration. The language is fresh, simple and full of fun. The book deliberately depicts various little thoughts and interests in childhood, but it shows the great kindness and beauty in human nature...

"The sorrow of separation gradually becomes infinite, and the distance is like spring water." The memory of hometown will become clearer with time, just like the wind and frost chewing the years... Leaving hometown allows wanderers to truly understand their hometown.

The "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collector's Edition" series is a long-selling prose series of our publisher. It has become a trustworthy prose classic in the hearts of readers and is also a standing book list in the publisher. At the same time, this series of books has been changed several times since its release in the 1990s, and new famous artists have been added each time. The current cover is from 2008. It is time to refresh it as a whole and promote it to new and old readers with a new look. This volume selects several essays by Shen Congwen, including "Where I grew up", "I read a small book and a big book at the same time", "Changde", "The King", "A Friend Wearing an Otter Skin Hat", "Night at Duck Nest", "One Day" A Passionate Sailor and a Passionate Mistress", "A Friend Who Cherishes the Nose", "Changde's Ship", "Phoenix", "Looking at Clouds in Yunnan", "Water Clouds", "Green Nightmare", "White Nightmare", "Black Nightmare" and "A Legendary Skill". There are also more than twenty exquisite illustrations.

Qin Mu is a famous prose writer in the field of contemporary Chinese literature. He was born in Hong Kong in 1919 and lived in Singapore. He moved to Guangdong and Guangxi in the 1930s and 1940s, engaged in teaching and writing, and participated in anti-Japanese propaganda activities. Qin Mu's main creative activity was after the founding of New China. He published dozens of novels and essay collections, as well as children's literature collections. But he is most famous for his prose creation, and he was once a representative writer in the field of prose. He has published "Shell Collection", "Long River Waves Collection", "Flower City", "Art Sea Collecting Shells" and so on. Qin Mu's prose is rich in knowledge, far-reaching and profound, and has a unique style. Qin Mu is good at digging deeply into life phenomena and elucidating profound philosophy from ordinary things. His prose has strong philosophical implications. Qin Mu is a straightforward person who likes to use aphorisms and humorous metaphors to make his articles hit the nail on the head. This style was even more displayed in his essay writing that exposed social darkness and attacked current ills. This book is a selection of Qin Mu's prose and is a collection of Chinese prose collections. Due to various reasons, this book was not reprinted during the last contract period, and there is also a lack of a collection of Qin Mu's prose in the market. I hope it will be included in the re-planned Chinese prose illustration collection series this time.

"Xu Zhimo's Prose" belongs to the "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collection" series, which contains a total of 38 essays, prefaces, diaries and letters by the famous writer Xu Zhimo, such as "Sunrise on Mount Tai", "Falling Leaves", "Autumn", "Notes on Tianmu Mountain", "Scale Claws in Paris", "Gossips about Dwelling in Feileng Cui Mountain", "Tagore", "The Death of My Grandmother", "A Bundle of Love Letters", "The Story of the West Lake", etc., All of which are popular masterpieces. Xu Zhimo is an aesthetic poet and writer. His prose has a unique charm. He pays attention to the musicality of prose language, making the language distinct in rhythm, beautiful in melody, and full of poetry. He also adds some European sentences to the vernacular, thus forming a unique landscape of prose language, which makes people unforgettable after reading it. This book also includes several pictures of Xu Zhimo, Zhang Youyi, Lu Xiaoman, Lin Huiyin and others, which intuitively presents the spiritual outlook of the characters of that era.

The "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collector's Edition" series is a long-selling prose series of our publisher. It has become a trustworthy prose classic in the hearts of readers and is also a standing book list in the publisher. At the same time, this series of books has been changed several times since its release in the 1990s, and new famous artists have been added each time. The current cover is from 2008. It is time to refresh it as a whole and promote it to new and old readers with a new look. This volume selects several essays by Xiao Hong, including "Squatting on the Foreign Car", "When My Grandfather Died", "The Tutor", "The Advertiser's Dream", "The Europa Hotel", "His Upper Lip Is Frosted", "Eternal Yearning and Pursuit", "Remembering Mr. Lu Xun", "A Letter to My Brother in September 18th", "The Story of Hulan River (Excerpt)" and other famous and representative works. There are also more than twenty exquisite illustrations.

Wang Zengqi is a famous writer, essayist and dramatist in the history of contemporary Chinese literature, and a representative figure of Beijing-style writers. The works are included in "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi". Known as a "lyrical humanitarian". His prose is widely loved by readers and he is one of the best contemporary essayists in China. This book is carefully selected from hundreds of his prose works, carefully compiled and proofread, and is a hardcover collection of Wang Zengqi's prose. It is specially used as a junior high school reading book in the "Reading Guidance Catalog for Primary and Secondary School Students" of the Ministry of Education. The traditional culture and diction quality in Wang Zengqi's works are especially worthy of learning by primary and secondary school students. The majority of middle school students can not only learn article writing from it, but also cultivate their sentiments and improve their temperament.

In order to comprehensively display the achievements of Chinese prose creation, it is planned to publish the "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collection" series of books. Based on the original "Chinese Prose Collection" series, writers will be added or deleted, and authors who are needed by the times will be selected for redesign and publication. "Zhu Ziqing's Prose" is a variety in the series. Zhu Ziqing (1898-1948), whose original name was Zihua and whose nickname was Qiushi, was later renamed Ziqing and whose courtesy name was Peixian. Chinese modern essayist, poet, and scholar. Originally from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, he was born in Donghai County, Jiangsu Province, and later settled in Yangzhou. He calls himself "I am a Yangzhou native". He once served as the director of the Department of Chinese Literature at Tsinghua University. His representative works are the collection of essays "Back", and other collections of essays such as "Miscellaneous Notes on Travels in Europe" and "Miscellaneous Notes on London". This book selects about 60 of Zhu Ziqing's most accomplished essays, such as "The Qinhuai River in the Shadow of the Lamp", "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Spring", etc. They are arranged in chronological order to show the changes in the writer's creative style over time.

This book is selected from "Cut the Net", "Gradual", "Art Samadhi", "Life in Landscapes", "Nature", "Children", "Idle Residence", "Inspiration from Children", "Recalling Childhood", "White Elephant", "Buddha Has No Spirit", "Return to My Yuanyuan Hall", "Tell Me of Yuanyuan Hall's Spirit in Heaven", Articles such as "China is Like a Big Tree" show Feng Zikai's thoughts on literature, art, philosophy, life, war, life, etc. The book is equipped with many photos and cartoons of Feng Zikai from various periods as illustrations to enhance readers' reading pleasure. This book combines natural and unpretentious words with humorous pictures to show Feng Zikai's leisurely and calm attitude about life.

The "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collector's Edition" series is a long-selling prose series of our publisher. It has become a trustworthy prose classic in the hearts of readers and is also a standing book list in the publisher. At the same time, this series of books has been changed several times since its release in the 1990s, and new famous artists have been added each time. The current cover is from 2008. It is time to refresh it as a whole and promote it to new and old readers with a new look. This volume selects several of Bing Xin's essays, including "Laughter", "Miscellaneous Feelings in the Mountains", "A White Rose", "To Young Readers" (Excerpt), "To Little Readers Again" (Excerpt), "New Year's Test", "My Hometown", "My Childhood", "My Grandfather", "My Father", "Lao She and the Children", "Memory of Dr. Lin Qiaozhi", "Recalling Autumn", "Under Begonia Flowers" and other representative works. There are also more than twenty exquisite illustrations.

The "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collector's Edition" series is a long-selling prose series of our publisher. It has become a trustworthy prose classic in the hearts of readers and is also a standing book list in the publisher. At the same time, this series of books has been changed several times since its release in the 1990s, and new famous artists have been added each time. The current cover is from 2008. It is time to refresh it as a whole and promote it to new and old readers with a new look. This volume selects several essays by Shi Tiesheng, including "Reminiscences of Autumn", "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Good Luck Design", "Thirteen Essays", "Love Problems", "Broken Pens Between Sickness", "Walk Softly and Come Softly", "The Fading Bells", "Memories of the Temple", "Old Begonia Tree", "Rock and Roll and Writing", "Missing the Temple of Earth" and other representative works. There are also more than twenty exquisite illustrations.

"When I Let Myself Go" hardcover commemorative edition is a guide to self-disassembly and reorganization. It is said that there is a curse in life: if you think that your misfortunes are caused by others, you will be even more unlucky. It can be roughly divided into two parts: 1. The gap between the life you want and the current situation. 2. Are you free and happy in your heart? The type of lover you choose, how hard you work, whether you want to stand up for your ideals, take risks or surrender - these are all your choices. If you cannot avoid crying late at night, I hope you can understand that the things you regret most are almost always your own choices. When you spend the night alone, I hope you gain the power to change yourself instead of trying to get into trouble and hating the whole world for being sorry for you. This book wants to help you say goodbye to the past self that was obsessed with desire, and then you will feel the freedom after letting yourself go. In the hardcover commemorative edition of "When I Let Myself Go", the author has added 20,000 words, coupled with exquisite illustrations, making the hardcover commemorative edition richer in content and more suitable for collection.

The Temple of Heaven, a 600-year-old royal building, was once a place for worshiping heaven. Now it is a travel destination for many people and an inseparable part of the lives of old Beijingers. It is like an ancient pond, reflecting the daily life and life experiences of ordinary people one by one. The author used his opportunity to sketch at the Temple of Heaven to get close to them and record them. With simple and sincere words, he wrote about the beauty of the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and the Shuanghuan Pavilion, as well as the outline of Beijing life here - the memories of the old Beijingers' long years, the worries and joys of the younger generation, and the protection of the Temple of Heaven by security guards and sanitation workers... It is these people's drive to live hard regardless of hardships and joys that gives the ancient Temple of Heaven new power.

This book is the crystallization of the author's decades of life experience and thinking. When the author was pursuing some kind of thought that suited him, after more than ten years of exploration, he felt that nature is the most broad and tolerant, the most positive, the most helpful to all things, and the most authentic and simple, so he created the concept of "natural" - the natural seeks laws that fit the soul's suitable environment, is comfortable and natural, and is not embarrassing. Don't force it, don't make it difficult, make it comfortable and natural, don't be embarrassed, don't force it, don't make it difficult, and make it natural, full of vitality, and happy for thousands of miles. Finally, those who are nature take the beauty and well-being of the country, nation, and world as their own responsibility. Those who are natural must have a heart of "truth, goodness, beauty, and benevolence", love nature, and revere nature.

The author has been teaching middle school Chinese for more than 30 years. He loves literature and tries to write. His original intention is to set an example for students, so he wrote some old and new style poems and prose essays. Because these genres are the most practical for middle school students, it contains more than 60 poems and more than 120 essays. In terms of content, they are all emotions, thoughts and moral principles of life that can be taught in the classroom. I started publishing it in the hope that people can read it at their own leisure and know that I am sincere.

I started writing short articles in 1988 and have been writing them for ten years. It is very close to the timeline of the Korean drama "Reply 1988", so I chose this title as a tribute. No matter what, it is personal history that cannot be changed. Let us follow these stories and moods and return to the era before the Internet.

This is a collection of stories about the past and memories. Nineteen stories are used to tell nineteen stages of life. Only time can make people reflect, and only the past can make people wake up. These stories tell about the ordinary things we have hidden for a long time, as well as the turbulent emotions in the past. The author describes in detail the moist people in every corner of his heart. Each character contains brilliant narrative energy and huge life stories. The author looks back to his majestic, majestic and mysterious boyhood, and looks back to the past to closely lay out the complicated worldly events and intricate poetic thoughts in his heart. The writing style is unique and the feelings are deep and warm.

"Yi Ran's Prose Collection" contains 65 literary works written by Mr. Yi Ran in the past three years, mainly prose and commentary, totaling nearly 40,000 words. The book is divided into eight chapters: 1. Memory of Inner Mongolia; 2. The language of nature; 3. Various aspects of life; 4. Talking about martial arts; 5. Rhymes and Tao; 6. The heart has a thousand knots; 7. Talking about Zen and Tao; 8. The value of life. The book contains the author's early life experiences; his insights into the value of life and social phenomena; his thoughts on traditional Chinese culture; and his deepest feelings...

"Travel Notes in This Life" is a travel note composed of 50 essays. The author followed his mother's "this life" perspective and memory, from the northern border to the ends of the earth, from the Pearl of the Orient to the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, and witnessed the tremendous changes that have taken place in the motherland in the past thirty years. The writing style of this book is fresh and delicate, and the emotions are full and deep. Readers can appreciate the vicissitudes of time passing by.

Life is firewood, rice, oil and salt, but life cannot be all firewood, rice, oil and salt. The sun is full of thoughts, the weeks are full of sighs, and the moon is full of feelings. Bits and pieces, all aspects, ups and downs, lightness and details are gathered into words to share the true taste of life with friends. Only by thinking can you gain something, and by gaining something can life be more valuable and meaningful. Life, work, family ties, family... The writing is relaxed, humorous, and the feelings are sincere and deep. This book is a complete record of the author's mental journey in 2018. The author writes about life, work, family relationships, family and other aspects through essays. Each article has a specific theme. The author writes in a relaxed and humorous way, and this book aims to express the author's love and praise for a happy life by showing wonderful stories in life. This book aims to express the author's love and praise for a happy life by showing wonderful stories in life.

The Collection of Weilan is a record of the vivid and heart-warming moments encountered by the author in the long course of his life. These beautiful words record the experience of the author who worked hard and tried his best, and at the same time left behind the author's thoughts at that time. These words inspire the author and readers to embrace life with passion and embrace every ordinary day that belongs to us.

From the standpoint of traditional "logocentrism", people always associate the word "deconstruction" with concepts such as doubt, subversion, dissolution, inversion, negation, destruction, resistance, openness, uncertainty, swing, nihilism, relativism, and even "right wing". In particular, the "deconstruction" theory that was only introduced to China at the end of the 20th century has changed beyond recognition not only due to "differences in writing" and "differences in reading", but also due to differences in cultural context and ideology.

This book is Tang Degang's reminiscence of many issues in Hu Shi's life based on his own memories and Hu Shi's diary records. It restores the true image of Hu Shi, a generation of scholars with flesh and blood, wisdom, genius and shortcomings. It is a faithful portrayal of Hu Shi's later years.

If we talk about how a person will face life after learning that he has cancer, then this book tells dear readers how to face the misfortunes and setbacks of life, how not to give up on life and persistently pursue your dreams - a true and touching story of never giving up and never giving up in the face of life. If people's kindness can harvest love and dreams, then, dear reader, you can read this book and you will have a lot of gains and feelings.

"Brigitte Lin Trilogy". "Behind the Mirror" is Brigitte Lin's third prose work. After "Inside and Outside the Window" and "Clouds Go and Clouds Come", she continues to talk about the things she has experienced and the people she knows. This book also debuts many frames of photos of her life, all of which were personally selected by Brigitte Lin. "In the Window and Out of the Window" is a collection of 46 essays written by Brigitte Lin in the past five years. Although it is an old work, the book records her various life experiences after she became famous with "Out of the Window" at the age of 19. Every word is true and profound. "Yun Qu Yun Lai" I published my second book "Yun Qu Yun Lai" during my only sixty years. I regard it as a gift to myself, so that I can share with everyone the people, things and feelings of my sixty years.

This book is one of the "Mr. Zhong Jingwen's 110th Birth Anniversary Series" by the School of Liberal Arts of Beijing Normal University. It was published by Beijing Normal University Press in 1993 and is reprinted this time at the request of Mr. Zhong's children. This collection of poetry essays contains many comments and essays about poetry by Mr. Zhong Jingwen. Among them, articles such as "Poetry Heart" and "Poetry Theory" have certain influence in the academic world.

"I'm Not a Girl Without Stories" is a narrated book, telling about the author Xiao Hui's best friend when she was young, about the ordinary people around the author like her, who are all precious people in the author's life; about the author's parents, how the author raised her children to be funny and humorous, and about her own happy life.

This book selects nearly 70 exemplary works by the literary master Lao She, covering planting flowers and birds, raising cats and writing, travel notes and children's folk customs... Ordinary days become full of fun and ordinary life become interesting in Lao She's writings. Mr. Lao She's prose is true and pure, with simple innocence and worldly wisdom revealed between the lines. It is full of thoughts about life. It is heart-warming and healing to read, and you can't bear to put it down. Just browse through it, every chapter is a classic! This book comprehensively displays the essence of Lao She's prose creation, allowing you and me to taste the severity, bitterness and joy of life in lightness and humor, and to highlight the flavor and interest of life in customs and human feelings. In life, there are joys and sorrows, and living is actually a state of mind. Mr. Lao She used his life experience to resonate with you and me emotionally, teaching us to fight against the chaos of the world.

As one of the pioneers of Chinese new literature, Zhu Ziqing's literary status is beyond doubt. The themes of his prose are mainly expressed in five aspects: first, expressing one's ambitions; second, recording travels; third, expressing feelings in writing; fourth, comprehending the world; and fifth, pointing out current ills. Most of Zhu Ziqing's prose are short in length and more original in conception. He integrated Chinese and Western culture on the basis of profound classical literature and created a prose system and style with Chinese national characteristics. The book selects 48 essays by Zhu Ziqing, which are suitable for reading, giving to friends, and collecting.

Goodbye sometimes means never seeing each other again; nostalgia sometimes means only leaving a mark without attachment. We don't have to remember or be reluctant to part with that person or thing that has passed and been lost, just let it pass away with the wind! This book is edited by Mr. Pan Yaoming, chief editor of Ming Pao Monthly, and includes essays about life and life insights by many well-known writers such as Zhang Ailing, Yan Geling, Bei Dao, Zhang Xiaofeng, Wang Anyi, Shu Ting, Yu Guangzhong, Ni Kuang, Li Zishu, etc. They write about their thoughts, feelings, sights and experiences in life in plain and simple writing. The book is full of their experiences of growth and life. Encountering their words will make you no longer afraid of the confusion and troubles of growing up, make you fearless of loneliness and confusion, and re-recognize and understand the meaning of life.

This book examines the different behaviors of Chinese writers involved in art in the 20th century, interprets the art discussions of Chinese writers in the 20th century in different forms and angles, and sorts out the complex relationship between their art thoughts, literary concepts, and literary texts. It points out that in the 20th century, Chinese writers used art to intervene in the thinking and practice of literature, which promoted the internal transformation and development of new literature, and revealed the diverse significance of the linkage between literature and art to Chinese literature.

One year, I went to a meeting out of town. One of the people who came to pick me up was a local female writer. As soon as the guests got on the bus, she gave each of them a book she had recently published. The cover of the book was a full portrait of her, and the title page was her profile. It was not simple, but very detailed, detailing the different administrative and professional positions she had held in different units. Naturally, we were in awe. Unexpectedly, she herself felt that the information was not enough, so she suddenly took the initiative to introduce to everyone that she was the in-laws of a certain secretary. "Secretary X" is obviously not the branch secretary of a certain street neighborhood committee, but most of us from out of town are ignorant of politics and don't know how to respond appropriately, so our expressions can't help but feel a little stiff.

Mr. Wang was originally an automobile soldier and later became a writer. He was the director of the creative office of the General Logistics Department and wrote many excellent works. I like to read his works. I have read this manuscript many times, and every time I am moved by the original force full of life consciousness. So I actively recommended it to my friend Shi Fengzhen. The scent of flowers led me into the China Opera and Dance Theater. How could I have imagined that there would be so many flowers in this place? Not to mention the lawns on the roadside, even the window sills of each house, the yard, and even the walls are full of flower pots. Dante said: "I walked forward, but when I saw the flowers, my pace slowed down." I simply stood still and stopped walking.

A city is a geographical area and a way of settlement that are different from rural areas created in the development of human society. The city is full of high-rise buildings, bustling with traffic, densely populated, and rich in materials. It is carrying out numerous economic activities, information exchanges, and interpersonal interactions all the time; different styles and genres of literature, film, television, art, music, dance, and opera are being spread all the time... The city is not only a place that has nurtured and carried the history of civilization for thousands of years, but also a center that brings together modern social politics, economy, culture, science and technology, education and other modern civilizations.

Lao Zheng is a very quiet person. Sometimes you can't hear a word from him all day long. Sometimes you are lucky enough to hear him say something, right? Or, oh. The same thing happened when I got home. My wife said, Lao Zheng, the water pipe in the toilet is leaking. Lao Zheng said, right? My wife said, I called twice, but no one from your management department came. Lao Zheng said, right? My wife said, go to their office at work tomorrow and watch them send people. Lao Zheng said, OK. Very concise. But Lao Zheng's wife was a talkative person. In order not to die of boredom, she had to stay outside often, extend the time for grocery shopping, and talk to the vegetable vendors about tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, etc., And then relay the story to Lao Zheng when she came back. Colleagues who have worked with Lao Zheng for a long time all say the same thing about Lao Zheng: This person is a boring gourd. Those who like to ridicule say that Comrade Lao Zheng has made an indelible contribution to reducing noise on our planet.

The collection of poems and essays "Ancient Pottery Fu" includes works in various forms. I was surprised, how could Keqiang have such profound qualities? There are very few contemporary writers who can write poems and poems to this level. Ancient Chinese poetry is rare in the world. Without reading ancient poetry, I doubt whether I can write good modern poetry. Keqiang writes poems, lyrics, music, and rhymes, almost everything, just like watermarking the world. I suggest you pick some out and publish them in big publications such as "Chinese Poetry", which will have a greater impact.

The high-spirited ones shout here; the sad ones cry here; the strong ones rush here; the cowardly ones hide here; the angry ones roar here; the melancholy ones meditate here; the injured ones groan here; the enlightened ones repent here; the sober ones smile here; the dreaming ones babble here; the ones who live freely and unrestrainedly sing the wind and the moon here; the ones who live in hardship sigh here; the broad-minded ones look forward to the future of mankind here; the narrow-minded ones complain about life here. The good luck is here; the moralists are preaching here; the sluts are here to flirt and flirt; the elegant ones are here to drink and sing; the rude ones are spitting here; the inexperienced people are here to dance and play; the people who have seen through the world are here to play tricks. Xuanxu; the emperor sings the wind here; the beggar breaks the bowl here; the spring breeze is here to admire the flowers; the unappreciated talent is here to complain... As far as the human soul can drift, so is the world of literature.

Birch Ridge is not just about oak trees. Fish-scale pine, pitch pine, Chinese fir pine, oak tree, color tree, acacia, black locust, Qingtong, and hazelnut trees are all over the mountains and slopes. All the trees were tightly surrounded by bushes. The dense shrubs were bustling with whippets, wild lilacs, foxtails, peonies, wild roses, broom plums... The company commander gave us directions along the way, leading us along the path that was soft and soft from the rotten fallen leaves over the years. We heard that the company commander was going down the mountain to pick up his wife, who was visiting relatives from Guan Nei, and we specifically asked to come with him. Passing through dense woods exuding a strong scent of resin and strawberries, and passing through forest clearings with sparse trees and a little sunshine, the dew-soaked shrubs and grasses pouring onto the road on both sides brushed our trouser legs and arms diligently, like a silent and timid caress.

My friend's prose has been on my desk for some time. When I read it again and again to write the preface, I have new feelings every time. What is the texture and spirit of today's prose? What is the high line of art and the bottom line of an essayist's existence?

"Chinese Prose Annual Best Works 2015" is edited by Geng Li. It selects the best prose works from newspapers and periodicals across the country in 2015, and extensively selects the best works with representativeness and artistic value. They may be narrative or lyrical, scene descriptions or discussions, ranging from life in the universe to personal trivial matters. They can express personal thoughts and interests frankly, vent their inner feelings vividly, and truly describe what they see and hear. It can be said that every word is precious and every chapter is splendid. Pay attention to life and focus on thinking. Describe the real world and pay attention to the spiritual realm of all levels of society. Leading the spiritual direction of people in the new era.

Essays are spiritual, interesting and intellectual.

I have read through the poems written by famous writers since the Eastern Jin Dynasty about Lushan Mountain. In addition to the cultural landscape, I have sung all the wind, rain, smoke, clouds, snow, fog, dew, rocks, caves, peaks, gorges, tan, streams, springs, waterfalls, flowers, grass, trees and bamboos. However, I have somehow forgotten the moon, which is one of the major themes of ancient and modern poetry. There are almost no poems dedicated to moonlight. Li Bai "loves the ballads of Mount Lu", but his last song in Mount Lu was about waterfalls. Occasionally there are sentences such as "the moon hangs on the stone mirror", but it is to compare the moon with the stone; Su Shi wrote in "The First Shu Yu Pavilion" that "the silver palace is swaying, and the Crystal Palace is sinking", which is just a glimpse of the realm of Shu Yu Pavilion; Lu You is sitting in Donglin Temple listening to the bell, but thinking about "playing with the moon in front of Xisai Mountain" ", it seems that there is no moon in Lushan Mountain; if you wear the retro "Gui dyed Mid-Autumn Moonlight Fragrance", you will understand that the moon is stained with the light of osmanthus; Zhao Mengxi's "Water Curtain Spring" that writes more accurately about the moon: "The flying sky is like a jade curtain, thousands of feet down, and the new moon is like a curtain hook, hanging in the sky in the distance."

I have been to Shigatse many times, but never to Zhangmu. Perhaps the fate between me and Zhangmu has been buried deep in the years and will not be revealed until today. Zhangmu is a small town on the border between China and Nepal and a trading port with a long history. The altitude is only 2,300 meters, with green mountains and green waters, completely unlike the Tibetan Plateau. So as soon as I arrived at Zhangmu, my breathing became smoother and my mind became clearer. No wonder the top officer of the Zhangmu Border Guard Company told me that we are very happy here. The happiness he talks about is relative to the Gangba Camp where he was originally located, which is 4,700 meters above sea level and is a completely unsuitable world for human survival.

Even I have a hard time explaining what it is about that land that attracts me. When I suddenly flew from the perennially gray and gloomy sky in Chengdu into the sunshine of the plateau, when I stepped off the plane and saw the familiar blue sky, and breathed in the cool but extremely fresh air, I knew that I had been longing to see it again. I couldn't help but open my whole body and mind and say to it: Hello, Tibet! The magical plateau stood in front of me with an eternal desolation. This desolation contains a power that is difficult for humans to conquer, and a mystery that I cannot understand and enter. Under the vast sky, the ratio of people to land has undergone fundamental changes. The sky and the earth always meet at the end of the sight, showing a true sense of vastness and desolation.

On the weekend night, I was invited by a friend to watch the Peking Opera "The Female Generals of the Yang Family". The China Peking Opera Theater came to Chengdu to perform. I rarely do casual things, so there must be a reason for a person who doesn't understand Peking Opera to go watch Peking Opera. Firstly, it's arty. Think about it, it's the quintessence of the country. As a cultural person, I should be interested in it; secondly, I miss my lost youth. The first one goes without saying, everyone can understand it at a glance. Literary men will inevitably do arty things. The second one is a bit ambiguous. If there is ambiguity, there will be articles. I confess.

In comparison, people who are not burdened by reputation are much happier. There is no need to wave, shake hands, bow, or bow; there is no need to search for inscriptions, toasts, and white speeches; when you have eaten enough, drank enough, chatted enough, and left, there is no need to worry about who you have left behind, who you have neglected, or who has lost some dignity. Go alone and get what you want. The benefits may not be less, and the effort may not be too much. After coming down, I took a relaxing bath, changed into fresh clothes, held a diary, and sat quietly on the sofa. Thinking about this, I feel quite fulfilled and comfortable. Although he is not particularly valued by anyone, after all, he spends a lot of time for himself.

Literary creation should be a process of tempering and purifying the soul. If a writer is a miner, compiling a collection of works is a gold mining business. This collection of "Xiangcheng Wenzhou" went through three manuscript selections from solicitation to publication, and five books with about one million words were selected for publication from more than two million words. Counting back and forth, it has been more than four years, which is really a long time. Looking at a large number of manuscripts, I can't help but have a deep understanding of life and life. The land under our feet has experienced hardships before, but the spring scenery is bright again, giving birth to greater hope. People often say that this is a hot land with outstanding people, profound cultural heritage, and vigorous development of cultural undertakings, attracting the attention of the world. It is indeed a blessing that "Xiangcheng Wencong" was born here.