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This book was compiled and edited to commemorate the centenary of the birth of Mr. Qi Guogan. It includes Mr. Qi's important academic articles, including research on world history and Chinese history, as well as poems, couplets, autographs and narrations. This book not only comprehensively reflects Mr. Qi's achievements in historical research, but also reflects the profound foundation of Chinese studies and the academic interest of mixed literature and history among older scholars, and can provide readers with many benefits. This book is the best commemoration of Mr. Qi's academic attainments and humanistic spirit. It also shows readers the depth and breadth of Mr. Qi's history and life world.

"We Came from Huangcun: A Collection of Commemorative Essays for the 10th Anniversary of the Dictionary Editing Training Class" is a collection of commemorative articles written by students of the "Dictionary Editing Training Class" to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the class. They may recall their personal experiences in the dictionary class, or tell touching stories that happened in the dictionary class. The students' deep feelings for the dictionary class, the teachers and classmates in the dictionary class are revealed between the lines. A large number of photos record the students' study and life in the dictionary class, which are relatively precious picture materials.

Bing Xin is one of the most caring and influential writers in the history of modern and contemporary Chinese literature. She pursued light, dedicated love, and inspired future generations throughout her life. Her excellent works are indispensable spiritual food for young people as they grow up. The Bing Xin Composition Award, named after the literary master Bing Xin, is a high-quality, large-scale literary competition. Each competition has hundreds of thousands of submissions, covering all provinces and regions across the country. In 2018, the Bing Xin Composition Award established an online competition area for the first time and received a large number of submissions. The organizing committee organized experts to review and select 200 shortlisted essays, including 10 first prizes, 30 second prizes, and 40 third prizes.

What is included here is a collection of essays written by a group of children from 9 to 13 years old from a small city located on the 18th line - Wugang City under Shaoyang, Hunan. In the life theme of this age group, summer is the key word that cannot be bypassed. In their eyes, summer is summer vacation, travel, various cram schools, and parent-child time that accompanies their growth. In every moment, they may grow up quietly. How to write new ideas while growing up? By appealing to the sincerity, capturing the details of life, and throwing away the so-called composition routines, we can all find our own answers.

This book contains more than 50 essays by the master of Chinese studies and essayist Ji Xianlin, divided into 6 units, including the shadow of the snow cat, the sound of the lotus in the shadow of the vine, the dream of the spring night, the love of the market, the time flies, and the true love of the world. These proses are full of emotion, depth, sadness, open-mindedness, transcendence, and richness. The content is rich, the conception is exquisite, and the writing is exquisite.

"Sixty Contemporary Poets" focuses on 60 famous domestic and foreign poets who are active in today's poetry circle, including Bei Dao, Mang Ke, Shu Ting, Yang Lian and other obscure poets, third generation poets such as Zhai Yongming, Xichuan, Ouyang Jianghe, Han Dong, Yu Jian, as well as Hong Kong and Taiwan poets such as Zheng Chouyu, Chen Li, Huang Canran, and even important foreign poets such as Adonis, Shuntaro Tanigawa, and Mutsuro Takahashi. Each person has one article, introducing the author's collection of signed copies of the poet's important early poetry collections, and appreciating the poet's poetic works.

Based on the series "Starlight: Interviews with Outstanding Alumni of Zhejiang University City College", this book continues to collect 50 representative classic cases of outstanding graduates or student groups of Zhejiang University City College since its establishment. It is a collection of the fruits of the college's educational philosophy of "advocating education based on qualifications and focusing on personality development based on the improvement of students' overall quality", and has positive reference significance for college students and young readers.

Three types of Mu Xin's lecture notes series (1) "Literary Memoirs" (volumes 1 and 2) - Mu Xin's gift to the world, the gospel of literature. (2) "Mu Xin Talks about Mu Xin" - In the five-year "History of World Literature" course, Mu Xin once responded to the repeated requests of the students and spent half of the nine classes from March 7 to September 11, 1993, talking about his literary writing. Its entire content is contained in Chen Danqing's original notes. (3) "The Banquet of Fish and Beauty" - Why is Mu Xin Mu Xin, Who is who? A "book of answers" published by Mu Xin himself.

In the five-year "History of World Literature" course, Mu Xin responded to repeated requests from students and spent half of the nine classes from March 7 to September 11, 1993, talking about his literary writing. Its entire content is contained in Chen Danqing's original notes. In early 2013, based on these five lecture notes, "Literary Memoirs" was published. Due to concerns at the time, Chen Danqing did not include the relevant content of the nine lectures. After recent deliberation and for the sake of readers, still based on his notes, the book "Mu Xin Talks about Mu Xin" is compiled as an addendum to "Literary Memoirs". "Mu Xin Talks about Mu Xin" has been published. It should be a text worth pondering. Will the author who appreciates Mu Xin and needs to explain it, pay attention to his so-called "elf" self-statement and his so-called "buxu" confession? The old man thought highly of us and gave us the truth in advance. In terms of sophistication, Chengzai's words are inhumane: This is a confession that cannot be obtained even under severe torture in the literary court.

The "Lecture Notes on the History of Chinese Socialist Revolution and Construction" (published by Renmin University of China Press in 1985) included in this volume is the second chapter of the second volume "Lecture Notes on the History of Chinese Revolution". It tells the history of China's socialist revolution and construction from the founding of the People's Republic of China to the 12th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. This book was written in the early days of the end of the "Cultural Revolution". As a veteran, Hu Hua pioneered a summary and evaluation of the history of China's socialist revolution and construction, helping readers to appreciate the glorious and tortuous history of China's socialist revolution and construction. For the convenience of research, this volume also includes some published papers and reports on China's socialist revolution and construction period, and attaches some related catalogs to help readers fully understand the history of China's socialist revolution and construction period.

This book took several years to compile and collect poetry and literature related to Zhongshan from the Collection of Siku, Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty, and the Republic of China. It reflects the political, economic, military and major events, cultural relics, folk customs and other social and historical phenomena of Zhongshan in various eras, as well as astronomical, geographical, biological and other natural phenomena.

This book is a gift book planned for the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China. Through the interpretation of nearly a hundred highly ideological books since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the book reflects people's spiritual pursuits and characteristics of the times from the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949 to the great new era. These works are not only masterpieces of writers, but also common spiritual food for people. Reviewing these books, we can see the changes of a country and the cultural confidence of a nation.

This is a collection of lyrical chronicles and essays, which will be enjoyed by those who are good at writing. "After reading a good article, my chest always feels a little tight, with thousands of thoughts spinning in my mind, but I can't say a word. Saying "good" and "good" seems a bit frivolous, and lamenting life is a bit inappropriate. Cai Zheng's story is as heavy as lead, hanging in my heart; it is also like a woodcut, clear black and white, strong brushstrokes, but stopped abruptly as he spoke, which surprised me. When I looked back, I found that adding another stroke was superfluous."

Mu Xin said that "being sentimental" and "being ruthless" are ridiculous, "I would like to change my name in the future..." According to Mu Xin's final draft in his later years, "The Banquet of Fish and Beauty" includes Mu Xin's past articles such as "Answers to Friends" and "Answers to Reporters", as well as the author's images, creative handwriting, etc., Including "Night Talk at the Jianglou" and "Straits". "The Voice", "Snowy Evening", "Midsummer Party", and "A Late Confession" which reveals the "journey minutes" of Mu Xin's trip to the United States from 1983 to 1998. In addition, "Postwar Carnival" also looks back on "personal adolescence", and "Friends from the West" reveals Mu Xin's "precious literary friends" in his later years. Mu Xin's preface says, "The Banquet of Fish and Beauty" is a selection from my "Answering Guest Questions" series. Although the topics it touches are limited to literature and art, it is also complicated, so it is euphemistically called "Fish and Beauty"... In this way, the original intention was to narrate the successes and failures of life, but it turned out to be a drunken feast.

"Deutschland, ein Wintermärchen" (Deutschland, ein Wintermärchen) is an important political satire poem by Heinrich Heine. This was written when he went home to visit his mother in October 1843. At that time, he saw that the entire German rule was as cold as winter and he was inspired. The whole book is full of laughter and curses, and the language is sharp. The poet pointed out: "The hypocritical old generation is disappearing" and "the new generation is growing up."

This book is divided into five parts: 1. Language part; 2. Disputing doubts about teaching materials; 3. "Getting into the water" part; 4. Speech part; 5. Teaching papers. The book includes the author's papers on linguistics, especially the study of ancient Chinese vocabulary and Chinese education, as well as articles, poems, speeches, etc. Written by the author over the years of teaching.

This book is a 2012 selection of "Lecture Hall". It is a high-quality lecture notes selected from thousands of high-end coaching reports by well-known domestic experts and scholars throughout the year. This book is a good helper for the study of the central groups of party committees (party groups) at all levels, the on-the-job study of leading cadres at the county level and above, and the theoretical study of grassroots party members and cadres. It is a valuable reference for theoretical propaganda and teaching and research departments at all levels.

"Literature Jiangsu Reader" (Second Series, 9 volumes) continues the vein of the previous series, selecting 9 famous novelists related to Jiangsu during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, using appropriate length, interesting narratives, academic connotations, and elegant taste to vividly, accurately, systematically and objectively display the writers' different life trajectories, life processes, and colorful literary and artistic contributions.

This book is a collection of Mr. Li Yining's poems and prose. The book is divided into four volumes. It organizes and records Mr. Li Yining's poems since 1950 in chronological order. Contains rhymed poetry, lyrics, free verse, etc. There are notes after each poem. Some explain the author's writing background, while others are the author's notes on the rhyme of the poem itself. From this collection of poems, we can read a microcosm of Mr. Li Yining's literary creation, which includes not only his love and persistence for family, work, and life, but also his profound thinking about social phenomena. Every word explains the truth and resolves doubts, and every sentence cultivates the mind and nature.

The book "The Meaning of Life" is divided into four parts: life insights, prose chronicles, Confucianism and cultural commentary. It is a selection of prose written by Lin Fei. Mr. Lin Fei is the president of the Chinese Prose Society and the president of the China Lu Xun Research Society. His writing style is tactful and concise, with a strong bookishness and aroma of books. The most touching part of the book "The Meaning of Life" is the "Prose Chronicles", which record anecdotes about the lives of famous writers and scholars, as well as their noble conduct in life. Real characters and details, sincere feelings and delicate brushwork, full of fun, free and smooth. When Lin Fei misses them, there is always a warm current flowing in his writing, and a warm atmosphere is filled with it.

The book "Making the World More Poetic" is divided into four parts: life insights, prose chronicles, master's self-talk, and cultural commentary. It is a selection of prose written by Wang Zengqi. The earliest one was written in the 1940s, and most of them were written in the second half of his life. The style has changed from gorgeous to simple, and his skills have been perfected. Wang Zengqi has a strong sense of life, is good at tasting various delicacies, and can make extensive comments on all aspects of life through the charm of every plant and tree. Tasting tea, drinking, writing, even trimming flowers and cutting grass, these ordinary days that do not require any polishing are particularly poetic.

The book "My Ideological Homeland" is divided into four parts: life insights, prose chronicles, Confucianism and cultural commentary. In chronological order, it also uses a large amount of space to collect relevant essays, short articles and other materials that Zhang Shiying has published, as the author's fine philosophical essays in various periods. Professor Zhang Shiying advocates the combination of poetry and thought, philosophy and literature. This book is the crystallization of Mr. Zhang Shiying's efforts on this proposition and is a strong proof of his profound philosophical literacy and literary feelings. When talking about social topics and life insights, he talks about things with ease, reasoning, and can be said to be instructive and eloquent! After reading it, people can not only appreciate the elder's demeanor, but also benefit a lot. Mr. Zhang Shiying explains his attitude towards the world with the thinking of a philosopher and the language of a poet. After reading these short and concise articles full of philosophical meaning, let us be quiet for a moment, find our own life in peace and indifference, and live a life of spiritual abundance.

This book is a heart-warming collection of essays for thousands of contemporary readers. Each short but full-of-connotation story tells the deepest feelings hidden in the hearts of adults. The growth history of those teenagers who were just classmates, and the insights that have been polished over the years, convey the vital philosophy of life: the world is not worth it, but you are worth it; although life is bitter, you want it to be sweet.

"You Are April in the World" selects Lin Huiyin's prose, novels, letters, translations, and poems to maintain the style of Lin Huiyin's works when they were published and restore the authenticity of that era. It can be said to be a book that combines exquisiteness, reading value, and collection value. It has both extremely high external appearance and internal integrity of the work.

Pedestrians were rushing on the street, and against the afternoon sun, I suddenly felt lonely. Wherever I looked - the County People's Auditorium, I saw him. He tore up all the tickets for the afternoon show with his hands. I'm sure this isn't for dramatic effect, because, this is my first love. I stood in the place where I raised my head just to look at him, thinking that I should find a chance to talk to him. This kind of opportunity made me wait for a year in this time and space boundary. The whole meaning of my standing here has become more and more helpless due to the reminder of time. In fact, it was me who was in unrequited love.

Chen Jiaying's self-selected essays from 2007 to 2018. The new work after "What is a Good Life" is about thinking carefully and expressing these thoughts seriously, calling on people who love thinking to think together. In an era of crisis and strife, how philosophy can help us reflect on life. "We don't so much need consensus as we need to learn how people without consensus should survive together." This book is a collection of speeches, interviews and comments made by Mr. Chen Jiaying from 2007 to 2018. There are different ways. There were different ways in the past, there are different ways now, and there will be different ways in the future. The important question is not to find the only way, but how these different ways respond, communicate, and fight. If you insist that what philosophy wants is the only system of truth, then I have to say that philosophy is dead. Philosophy, especially today's philosophy, is not missionary, and it is not a missionary missionary from superior wisdom to inferior fools. What we want first is not for others to understand, but for ourselves to understand. "What I personally want is to think seriously, express these thoughts seriously, and call on people who love thinking to think together."

This book is a literary masterpiece plucked from a vast cultural treasure house, representing the voices of patriots in different eras. The book contains a total of 139 ancient poems, 32 modern poems, 27 essays and 25 letters written by great leaders, revolutionary martyrs, patriots and famous literary figures. Each of them is full of deep love for the motherland and shines with the glory of patriotism. The book also briefly introduces historical figures and writing backgrounds to help readers understand the major events behind the poems and review the historical epic of the Chinese people's resistance to aggression and oppression, resisting decadent rule, and striving for national independence and liberation. It is an excellent book for various government agencies, social organizations, party members, cadres, and the masses to carry out patriotic education.

The conscience of the American public, one of the most famous critical collections of Sontag, the eternal intellectual idol, a classic work of contemporary social criticism about human epidemics, and a treasure book that many literary youths quote from classics and read on their desks. This book is one of Susan Sontag's most famous literary works. It contains two important essays by Sontag, "Illness as Metaphor" and "AIDS and Its Metaphors". In the article, Sontag reflects on and criticizes how diseases such as tuberculosis, AIDS, and cancer have become metaphorical step by step in social interpretation, transforming from "just a disease of the body" into a process of moral criticism, and then into a process of political oppression. The article was originally serialized in the New York Review of Books. Due to the huge response, the two articles were collected and published in volumes many times in the following years, becoming a classic work of social criticism.

"The Biography of Li Bai" is a masterpiece written by Li Changzhi, one of the "Five Great Literary Critics in China", who has been sharpening his sword for ten years. It is divided into two parts. The first part focuses on Li Bai's life story, narrating his life-long wandering life in chronological order; the second part tells the life of Li Bai's conflict between seeking Taoism and becoming an official. "The Biography of Li Bai" takes Li Bai's life as the content and Li Bai's thoughts as the theme. It outlines Li Bai's spiritual world with delicate brushwork and tells us a unique Li Bai. "The Biography of Sima Qian" is a masterpiece of literary criticism written by Li Changzhi, one of the "Five Great Literary Critics in China". It tells the story of the era in which the literary historian Sima Qian lived and the tortuous life he experienced. "Historical Records" written by Sima Qian wrote nearly three thousand years of history before the Qin and Han Dynasties, depicting a great, strong, and enterprising era. Lu Xun called it "the swan song of historians, the rhymeless "Li Sao"". This book will start from Sima Qian's era and based on historical facts, explore the origin of his family education, explore Sima Qian's inner world, deeply explore the compatibility between Sima Qian and "Historical Records" and Confucius' thoughts, and experience Sima Qian's joy and sorrow. "The Biography of Tao Yuanming" mainly explains the origin of Tao Yuanming's political attitude and ideological attitude by introducing two important ancestors of Tao Yuanming - Tao Kan and Meng Jia, as well as their life experiences and works. The information in this book is informative and reliable, the content is rich and profound, the viewpoints are clear, and there are many new insights. It is a highly valuable and rare biographical literary work. Let us further understand his political and ideological attitudes based on our understanding and familiarity with Tao Yuanming and his works. "The Biography of Han Yu" is the biography of Han Yu, the "head of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties". As the pioneer of the Han and Mencius School of Poetry in the mid-Tang Dynasty, the leader of the ancient prose movement, and a great Confucian who inherited the past and the future in Confucianism, Han Yu occupies a lofty position in the history of Chinese literature and thought. Based on a large number of historical materials, Mr. Li Changzhi reorganized Han Yu's life history, profoundly expounded the development of Han Yu's philosophical thoughts and literary thoughts, and gave readers a panoramic view of Han Yu's glorious but ups and downs life as a generation of thinkers and writers. "The Story of Confucius" is a novella written by Li Changzhi, which tells the life of Confucius, a famous thinker, educator and founder of the Confucian school in ancient my country. From the motherland to a foreign country, from frustration to indifference, from budding to prosperity, the author narrates Confucius's experience and changes in thought, and the face of Confucius more than 2,500 years ago is vividly visible at his fingertips. The language of this book is popular and the textual research is careful. It is a classic work with great educational significance.

This book is a collection of academic research papers, including more than ten papers. The topics focus on the fields of ancient Chinese literature and culture, including literary research (such as the life and thought research of ancient writers), philological research (such as bibliographic research), ancient philosophy research, historical research (such as historical event research), etc., And has high academic value.

Zhang Deying, a poet and scholar from Panyu, Guangdong during the Qing Dynasty. The lyrics closely follow current events such as the Sino-French War, the Sino-Japanese War, the Gengzi Revolution, etc., And the spirit of the times is injected into the creation of the lyrics, expressing the grief and indignation of the world, and exuding a rich book atmosphere. This book includes "Geng Yan Ci", "Ci Zheng" and "Literary History", including Zhang's Ci works and theoretical works. Professor Min Dingqing of South China Normal University is responsible for organizing it, with a view to providing researchers and readers with a finely edited text.

This book is a collection of modern literature edited by the Chinese New Literature Research Center of Nanjing University, a key research base for humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education. It carries out an eclectic discussion on some major issues and hot issues in modern and contemporary Chinese literature. The research scope covers May Fourth literature, comparative literature, drama studies and cultural studies.

This book is a description of his daughter's growing up years and the author's student life. It records a father's unspeakable complex emotions as his daughter grows up and gradually drifts away. It embodies the author's blessing and longing for a happy and fulfilling life for his daughter. Through the restoration of students' lives, it also expresses a student's unforgettable campus complex and his sincere friendship for his alma mater, teachers and classmates.

This book is a description of his daughter's growing up years and the author's student life. It records a father's unspeakable complex emotions as his daughter grows up and gradually drifts away. It embodies the author's blessing and longing for a happy and fulfilling life for his daughter. Through the restoration of students' lives, it also expresses a student's unforgettable campus complex and his sincere friendship for his alma mater, teachers and classmates.

This book contains some of Wu Cuifen's prose, poetry, couplets and paintings. The author uses pleasant emotions to create emotionally pleasing literature and paintings, giving people a healthy aesthetic enjoyment. Most of the articles included are works after the "Cultural Revolution". The paintings included are also selected by the author. Finally, there are articles about friendship and memories of students during his lifetime to express his feelings.

This book is named after Bing Xin's famous work "Little Orange Lamp" and is divided into four volumes: "The Elegance of Life", "Silent Words of Time", "Erudition of Literary Thought" and "Yuntian Gaoyi". It contains Bing Xin's literary works from different periods. It is a collection of children's literature with the theme of love for beauty and kindness. Articles such as "Little Orange Lantern" and "Laba Porridge" are vivid in the ordinary, and articles such as "Dream" and "Painting-Poetry" are full of charm in the delicate and sincere words... This book also contains many other beautiful articles by Bing Xin, spanning the childhood and twilight years of this century old man, witnessing the changes of the times and the passage of time. With her fresh and graceful language, she built a world full of love and hope, influencing generations of children and bringing them eternal touches.

This book is an important work on poetry by the famous French writer and thinker Georges Bataille (1897-1962). The whole book consists of three texts, namely "The Mouse's Tale", "Dianus" and "Orestes". These texts, which are a mixture of different genres such as diaries, novels, poems, and literary essays, are obscure and difficult to understand, and their meaning is difficult to grasp. Under the surface of erotic and violent narratives, Bataille seems to have discussed his views on poetry around the core concept of "impossibility." He believes that "only the sex of desire and death can allow people to obtain the truth", "only hatred can reach true poetry", and poetry "is not an understanding of self, let alone the experience of some distant possibility". The purpose of poetry is to summon "those unattainable possibilities" and the impossibility through words, so that poetry can have the violence of resistance.

When Lessing looked back at the 20th century and her own life, she saw a series of large-scale mass events, a dance of emotions, and a flurry of fanatical partisan enthusiasm. The constant occurrence of these things prevents us from thinking rationally. In this book, Lessing addresses the major question we as humans currently face: How often do we fall under the sway of our savage instincts? How can advances in psychology and technology be used by experts to turn them into tricks on us? How did we become prisoners of group consciousness, repeating the history of party unity and opposition? By sharing her life experience, political life, ideological process, and keen observation of society, combined with the latest psychological experiments and interesting historical anecdotes, Lessing drew a portrait of this divided era and also provided us with a new possibility of examining the world and ourselves.

This is Ba Jin's bitter indictment when the country and nation were invaded by foreign enemies. It contains poems and essays from the "January 28th" Incident in 1932 to the fierce fighting of the Songhu Anti-Japanese War in 1937. He said: "There are naturally cries in this, but the main thing is accusations. Regarding violence that endangers justice and humanity, I send out my cry: 'I accuse!'" This book was first published by Fenghuo Society in November 1937, and is now typed according to the "Complete Works of Ba Jin".

"Wrong is Wrong" is a collection of Gan Yang's essays from around 1996 to 2000. It comprehensively embodies the author's thinking on society, politics, literature, education and many other fields during his studies in the United States. His writing style is humorous and sharp, and his observation of issues is penetrating, often revealing true thoughts in simple words. It involves the changes in Chinese thought and scholarship in the 1980s and 1990s, and explores the spirit of scholars and the philosophy of the university through the admiration and nostalgia of many academic leaders of the famous "Committee on Social Thought" at the University of Chicago. It is especially worth savoring. This book was first published by Sanlian Bookstore in 2002 and reprinted in 2007. This revised edition is included in the third volume of the "Sanlian Selection" series.

This book selects 22 works by the well-known writer Mr. Jia Pingwa, divided into three parts: "Passing Doushaguan", "Visiting Several Towns" and "Notes on Dingxi". These works are themed on travel notes, showing the customs, geography and culture of various places, while also reproducing the living conditions and spiritual outlook of modern people. This book is selected and compiled by the famous scholar Mr. Zhou Limin.

This book is a collection of four academic papers by the author. The discussion topics are the same, and they are all articles about early Chinese poetry theory and its origins. Among them, "On Poetry" was published in the 2008 Issue 5 of "Journal of Tsinghua University". "On Quoting Poems" was published in "Literary Theory Research", Issue 4, 2007, "On Interpreting Poems" was published in "Literary Review", Issue 4, 2009, and "On Poetry and Its Echoes" was published in "Journal of Fudan University", Issue 3, 2016. On the basis of the original work, the author revised and added some necessary content to make the discussion more complete and accurate, and the overall quality to be better.

"My Other Tongue" is a work by the famous contemporary Chinese writer Wang Meng. It contains many classic works by the famous contemporary writer Wang Meng. The themes include novels, essays, essays, reviews, and interpretations of classical Chinese. It was selected and edited by Gao Yuanbao, a professor at the Chinese Department of Fudan University. The selected articles are suitable for the reading needs of young readers.

This book is a collection of the author's papers on the relationship between modern Chinese writers and left-wing literature. It selects nine writers who are more influential in the history of modern Chinese literature - Lu Xun, Guo Moruo, Jiang Guangci, Zhou Wen, Ren Jun, Pu Feng, Wen Liu, Lao She and Zhang Ziping. From the perspective of the theory of writers' works, it reflects the emergence of left-wing literature, the evolution of left-wing writers' literary concepts from "popularization" to "popularization", and the entanglement and interaction between citizen literature and left-wing literature. The discussion is in-depth and solid, and has certain academic value.

"The Tragedies of Aeschylus" collects all the complete plays handed down from ancient times by the ancient Greek tragedy writer Aeschylus, including seven works including "The Beggar", "The Persians", "Seven Generals Attack Thebes", "Prometheus", "Agamemnon", "The Libation Bearers" and "The Vengeance". Aeschylus's tragedy has a noble style, beautiful language and full of lyrical atmosphere. Aeschylus paid attention to the creation of images, and the characters he created, such as Prometheus, had a strong will and resolute character. Most of Aeschylus's tragedies are based on mythology and are often presented in the form of triptychs.

"I'm Waiting for You at Zhujiajiao" is a collection of literary works by Shen Wenwei, a visually impaired person. It is the result of his many years of hard work. The themes include novels, essays, essays, collections and appreciation, etc. Many of the stories revolve around Zhujiajiao or a small town, reflecting the customs and customs of the water town, which are both warm and thought-provoking.

This book contains nearly 20 articles by the famous esthetician, literary theorist, educator, and translator Zhu Guangqian published in different journals in the last years of the Anti-Japanese War. They are mainly his "words about the joys and hardships of learning literature and art." Different from the general readings of Fangwen, it can be regarded as both an introductory book on literature and a theoretical work. As he said in his book, the key to learning literature for beginners is to "play more works by famous writers" and "practice writing more by yourself", "gradually develop a pure taste, and learn a writer's vision and sympathy for experiencing human feelings and objects."

This book collects the author's writings from the second half of 1938 to January 1939. It is a record of the author's life in various places under bombing by enemy planes in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War. Ba Jin said: "These are all ordinary letters. But each letter was written under the threat of the shadow of death. These days, when I see the sun in the morning, I wonder where I will sleep at night. Maybe when I close my eyes, I will enter 'eternity.'" Only in this way can these words have extraordinary power. Life and death, joy and pain, misfortune and peace, in a great era, the songs, tears, blood and tears of a group of people's lives are all in them. When first published, this book was divided into two volumes. It was published by Cultural Life Publishing House in March and April 1939. It is now typed according to the "Complete Works of Ba Jin".

This manuscript is a valuable literary work and a weighty collection of literary historical materials. In the letter, Luo Yihe not only narrated the love story of getting to know, fall in love with, and stay with his wife Zhang Wan, with vivid writing and deep emotion; he also made unique comments on many literati, literary events, and articles in the letter. Some of the comments may just be his family's opinions, but they can give a glimpse of his intelligence and literary thoughts as a young literati who was outstanding but unfortunately died young. Therefore, this collection of letters is not only Luo Yihe's declaration of love, but also an important notebook recording the deeds of the literary world of that era.

"The Most Beautiful in the World: Zhu Guangqian's Classic Prose Collection" selects popular and classic articles from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's works in various periods such as "On Beauty", "On Beauty Letters", "On Cultivation", "Twelve Letters to Youth", etc., Covering life, aesthetics, philosophy of life, self-cultivation, literature Art and other themes perfectly integrate the beauty of words with life. Each word is exquisite and full of witty sayings, leading readers to understand the beautiful world they live in from a new perspective. They can put aside utilitarian purposes and live freely according to the nature given by God like plants, trees, insects and fish.