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The story of "Water Margin" is a household name and most people are familiar with it. But do you know the origins of those 108 hero nicknames? Are their nicknames related to their characters? What meanings do they contain? Does it relate to their characters' fate and character development? Are these people's experiences replicated in real life? What enlightenment do they have for us in modern society? You will be relieved after reading this book "Water Margin".

Mr. Lu Xun's status in the history of modern literature is lofty. His articles have strong artistic appeal, profound ideological insights and sharp social criticism. This "Selected Works of Lu Xun" is one of the "Classic Paper Reading" series, which contains more than 60 pieces of Mr. Lu Xun's beautiful essays, essays, essays, literary theory and other works. The arrangement is succinct and the context is clear, which is helpful for readers to understand Mr. Lu Xun's compositions and his conduct.

The tea plant is the last flower that blooms in the season. After the flower blooms, only this flower that blooms on the other side of the forgotten past life is left, so its flower language is the ultimate beauty. In "The Shadow of Flowers in Red Mansions", the love is so deep that if I don't meet the best you in the best years of my life, the most splendid, prosperous and unforgettable love in my life will be lost...

"Famous Chinese Sentences and Stories:\u003CShishuoxinyu\u003EFamous Sentences" is a two-color picture book. Based on "Shishuo Xinyu", a very famous collection of notebook novels in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, sixty-six famous quotes are selected, divided into chapters on aspiration to cultivate one's moral character, making friends, managing one's family, and admonishing one's studies. They are explained and analyzed one by one, and are accompanied by historical allusions, anecdotes, and ancient paintings and inscriptions that coincide with the meaning of the famous quotes, for readers to read and appreciate. "Shishuoxinyu" is a must-read masterpiece for primary and secondary school students, and is designated by the Ministry of Education as an excellent traditional Chinese cultural education textbook. At the same time, the interesting and interesting stories described in "Shishuoxinyu" are also the most talked about. Lu Xun called it "a textbook for famous people". We publish it in the form of famous sentences + stories + illustrations to help primary and secondary school students and traditional culture lovers gain the reading value of "three minutes of easy reading, endless benefits for a lifetime".

This book is a collection of poetry selections. Through about 100 Du poems and commentaries, it restores the love, hatred and resentment of the Tang Dynasty people in the era where Du Zimei lived. For female readers who live in the contemporary era but pay great attention to Chinese classical literature, this book presents a favorite collection of Du Zimei's poetry selections. Loved by everyone.

"Deviance" is a popular science reading on the sociology of deviance in the fields of criminal law, criminology, juvenile deviant behavior, investigation, public security, police science, prison science, social control, crime prediction and prevention, drug control and rehabilitation, community correction, response to social hostility, handling of group incidents, and social security prevention and control. The book is written in a witty and relaxed style. It intersperses a large number of current popular topics as cases, such as the case of Deng Jiao, the case of Li Shuangjiang's son Li Tianyi, etc., To explore the deviance of rules, law, integrity, sexual deviance and other behaviors in contemporary society. It not only provides an in-depth analysis of these behaviors, but also provides in-depth solutions to various deviant problems in contemporary society.

The more than 50 articles collected here record my observations, analysis, and thoughts on some things, issues, and phenomena in recent years in the form of current reviews, surveys, and essays. Behind each article is the time of publication in newspapers and magazines or the time of writing. It is the fusion of the mood and events, environment and background at that time in the article. The articles cover all aspects of economy, society, politics, culture, and people's livelihood. The things described are all trivial, but they are not trivial, and they are all related to the national economy and people's livelihood. As a great man said, there are no trivial things in China. Anything multiplied by 1.3 Billion becomes a big deal. Through these things, we can inspire people's independent thinking ability from multiple angles, levels, and dimensions, and promote social and human development. This is the purpose of this article.

There is a pile of manuscripts on the table, which is a collection of news reviews "Rare Thoughts" by colleague Xu Zhiliang that is about to be published. Looking through the manuscript, I can't help but feel happy for Zhiliang. For his harvest, even more for his hard work.

The Madness of the Soul - Criticism of Zhang Chengzhi's Phenomenon, the Intimate Embrace of Individual Life and Social Politics - On the Value Orientation of Individual Life in Wang Meng's Novels, from "Yam Egg School" to "Post-Jin Army" - Reexamination of the three climaxes of novel creation in Shanxi, etc.

At the end of the Jiashen period, a group of Shanxi writers went to South Korea for a one-week tour. Writers may have free time on weekdays and often have gatherings. It is rare for dozens of comrades to spend so many days together and relax together. When a man leaves home, the heroes gather together; the night is long and the journey is far away; the mouth is driven by the desires of the ears, and the same interests happen to coincide with each other. Therefore, on both sides of the couch and on and off the carriages, everyone was performing, each showing off his skills. Telling stories, telling jokes, telling dirty jokes, and playing word games have become a major part of the trip. The scenery in South Korea is beautiful, so-called pleasing to the eye; and with the "Speaking Department" accompanying me, all the fellow travelers will be even more happy.

In "A Dream of Red Mansions", the life experience of the fourth girl Xichun is a mystery. She is also the character with the least mention by Cao Gong among the Twelve Hairpins, but she has a distinctive personality that is unforgettable. In An Yiru's writing, Xichun became the daughter of Qin Keqing and Jia Jing, born to her father-in-law and daughter-in-law. This kind of life experience destined Xichun to be indifferent and inferior.

Mao Zedong was one of the older generation of revolutionaries with a very profound knowledge of history. He has repeatedly read "Twenty-Four Histories", "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", "The Analects of Confucius", "The Doctrine of the Mean" and other historical classics as well as ancient poetry, poetry, prose, literature and other fields. The great Zhou Enlai once said: "Reading ancient times made his knowledge broader and more profound, which further increased his greatness." Mao Zedong's true knowledge and insight, as well as his versatility and knowledge, were admired by domestic and foreign politicians and literary figures of his generation. His evaluation of some ancient poetry books is unique and has high theoretical and aesthetic value, which still affects the majority of readers.

It is easy to read a line of poetry, but difficult to read a person, let alone thirty-two thoughtful poets. In the author's mind, Tang Shi is a sincere and forthright young man in white, sailing his boat in the wind, fencing and singing songs, with a heart full of the magnificence of the world, and a passion that would be better than mine. Song Ci is a dilute and subtle guest in a blue shirt, wandering under the moonlight, leaning on the railing and looking across the horizon, with the dawn wind waning the moon, and the awakening of dim lights. Tang poetry is like a Jiegu song that soars into the clouds, Song poetry is like a whimpering Xun song; Tang poetry is like noon among the white clouds far above the Yellow River, and Song poetry is like dusk when sparse shadows are slanting across the clear water. Even if they are separated by thousands of years, those words of uneven length and length, whether they are heroic or tender, will always be the most beautiful language in the world.

"Water Margin" is a book depicting heroes. The book "Water Margin" has been handed down to this day and has left endless topics for future generations. Was the Song Jiang Uprising in Liangshanbo? Why is Shi Naian called "Naian"? Why is Yan Qing called "Prodigal Son"? How did Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang become husband and wife? Why is Li Kui called "Black Tornado"? Who is Jiutian Xuannv? How Liangshan heroes arrange their seats and so on. "The Complete Solution to Water Margin" is a book that comprehensively analyzes the suspenseful mysteries of Water Margin from multiple levels and angles. You can find the answers you want and gain a spiritual enjoyment that is unprecedented from reading the original work. This is exactly what it is: The water is eight hundred miles away, and the grass is hiding a proud dragon. If you talk about heroic things, it's all in this book. This book starts from more than a dozen aspects such as the version of Water Margin, the author of Water Margin, the rivers and lakes of Water Margin, the desperate situation, the characters of Water Margin, the wisdom of Water Margin, the women of Water Margin, the medical affairs of Water Margin, the place names of Water Margin, the unresolved cases of Water Margin, and the anecdotes of Water Margin. Wherever you comment, enjoy the taste.

Not only are many articles written in an unconventional way, but another major innovation is the use of more than a hundred names of Chinese herbal medicines with different pharmacological properties to supplement this, which I think is a very good way of expression. Therefore, essays are not just plain-faced, they come in various forms and require a good approach. Let opinions and thoughts be given the wings of art, and their influence will naturally be greater and their vitality will be stronger.

According to legend, there is a magical spring of life in the world. It is clear and sweet, can cure diseases and strengthen the body, and keep people young forever. It gushes out from the ground and flows unhurriedly somewhere on the surface. After people discovered the spring of life, they rushed to share it and receive its blessings. Later, the local dignitaries erected a fence around the spring of life and put a lock on the door. They strictly control those who come to ask for water and ask for rewards. This approach goes against the nature of the spring of life. The spring gradually loses its vitality and slowly dries up. The spring of life flows in another unknown place, but those who possess it are not aware of this change. They still monopolize that spring and make profits from the imaginary magical water. Finally some people felt this change and began to look for new sources. Human history keeps repeating the above story...

Brother Du Shuying gave me the preface. I read the table of contents first, and found that a large part of it was something I had not read, so I read the manuscript again. Some of the articles that are highly academic and rational have not yet been digested, or I still vaguely understand them, but I think I should write this short preface. Book prefaces can be written in various ways. Some famous prefaces supplement the central content or a certain argument of the book in the preface, expand on it, or even use the topic to form a paper in itself. I am limited by academic ability, which is something I cannot do. In recent years, people have often criticized the prefaces written by some people, saying that some are "friendly appearances", some are for "promotion", and some are just "reflections"... In short, they should be listed as taboos in writing prefaces - what I want to write now does not fall within this scope.

The content of this book generally revolves around thinking about culture and literature and art at the end of the century. The title "Message of the Century" was thought up by the publisher because the name was a bit "old" and the author did not want to start "aging" just yet. In terms of seniority, but if you look at it in another sense, it is a message from a "century", not a message from a "person" in this century. In this way, I feel relieved. This century's "message" is for latecomers.

This book is divided into six columns: "Observation of Phenomenon", "Short Reviews of New Works", "Women's Writing", "Historical Novels", "Western Novels", and "Recommendations and Prefaces". It tracks and reviews more than 90 novels since the 1990s from two aspects: macro scanning and micro inspection; All kinds of award-winning, well-received and controversial works are given their own comments through careful observation; open-minded and thoughtful criticism not only helps readers understand the subtlety and uniqueness of specific writers' works, but also helps readers understand the situation and trend of the rapid development of novel creation. For readers who want to find a suitable work for them to read among the vast forest of novels, this book may also serve as an "introduction to novels".

A considerable amount of space in the collection of essays "Listening to the Past" is dedicated to the literati and celebrities of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It includes "Fathers Die and Sons Do Not Return", "The Distance between Mortals and Sages", "Heroes Don't Ask Where They Come from", "Cao Cao and Zong Shilin", "The Emperor's Family is Real and Imaginary". Among many essay collections, this book is very special, shining like stars on a cold night.

Based on the principle of selecting the best from the best, after careful consideration, Zhu Ziqing's most popular prose, travel notes, essays, poetry, literary criticism, academic research and other works were selected and compiled into "The Complete Works of Zhu Ziqing". In view of Zhu Ziqing's greatest achievements in prose, the selection of this book also focuses more on his prose works.

This book collects the best of Lu Xun's most representative novels, essays, poems, essays, literary treatises, letters, speeches, prefaces and postscripts. It tries its best to present the full picture of his works on the basis of respecting history and original works, so as to present readers with a true, rich and complete work of Lu Xun. At the same time, it is organized into categories, making it clear and easy to read.

The main content of this book talks about: what happened to Nora after she left; the footprints of her life; the author's autobiography; my first master; my vaccination; Chang and "The Classic of Mountains and Seas"; Wuchang Meeting; Impermanence; From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore; Nv Diao; Father's Illness; Trivial Notes; Sudden Thoughts; To Xiao Jun; Mr. Fujino; Confucius in Modern China; How I started writing novels; Fan Ainong; Miscellaneous Memories; Preface to "The Scream"; Preface to "Selected Works"; correspondence; me and the beginning of "Threads"; discovery of women and children; birth, old age, illness and death; food, clothing, housing and transportation; reflections on life, etc.

The prose of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties is a precious treasure of Chinese culture and an important part of Chinese studies, which is worthy of careful reading by every Chinese. The "Collection of Prose Appreciation of Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties" edited by Yaser selects 193 essays of eight great masters of Tang and Song Dynasties. Among them: 39 by Han Yu, 35 by Liu Zongyuan, 32 by Ouyang Xiu, 11 by Su Xun, 13 by Zeng Gong, 21 by Wang Anshi, 32 by Su Shi, and 10 by Su Che. Each essay has detailed annotations, insightful appreciation, and comments from future generations. "The Complete Collection of Appreciation of Prose by the Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties" strives to explain the profound things in a simple way and to appreciate both the refined and the popular, so that readers can fully understand the overview and essence of the prose of the eight great masters.

This book selects more than 70 classic works from a vast number of essays from all over the world, representing the highest achievement of essay creation. Through them, readers can obtain the best reading effect in the shortest time. At the same time, in terms of style and arrangement, famous works are analyzed from multiple angles through columns such as "Introduction to the Author" and "Appreciation of Excellent Works" to guide readers to accurately and thoroughly grasp the ideological connotation of the works. We sincerely hope that through this book, readers can fully enjoy the pleasure of reading, stimulate rational thinking, thereby improve their personal literary literacy, writing skills, aesthetic standards and life taste, and open up a broad world for their own lives.

"Collection of Bacon's Essays" is a modern European philosophical prose classic comparable to "The Analects of Confucius". It has lasted for four hundred years since its publication and reflects Bacon's thorough understanding of the world of life. The book's language is beautiful and concise, full of philosophical speculation, and can be called a treasure in the history of world prose and world thought.

The seventeen manuscripts collected in "Ethereal Pact" are He Wei's notes on the famous works of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign writers in recent years.

Hu Shi is a famous modern scholar, poet, historian, litterateur, philosopher, pioneer of Chinese liberalism, and advocate of the vernacular movement and May Fourth culture. In the book, he used simple and plain vernacular writing to open the door to people's intellectual minds; he used his life of pursuit of freedom to reflect on the advent of modern Chinese civilization. The book is divided into four parts, including: Thoughts on Life, Voices of Culture, Discourse on Education, and Memory of Life.

New concept compositions, popular new stars + major young writers born in the 90s, collectively write about the most beautiful, true and touching friendship and love at the beginning of life.

"Selected Works of Hu Shi: Advocacy and Attempts" collects Hu Shi's essays advocating literary revolution at the beginning of the New Culture Movement and his attempts to create literary works using vernacular as a carrier, allowing readers to appreciate Hu Shi's style as a literary master.

Qu Qiubai is a famous prose writer and literary critic in modern China. He is also a major leader of the early Communist Party of China and one of the founders of China's revolutionary literature. This "Selected Works of Qu Qiubai" is one of the "Classic Paper Reading" series. Includes Qu Qiubai's representative works of prose, essays, literary theory and political commentary, with detailed revisions to the text. It is very helpful for readers to understand Qu Qiubai's person and writings.

This book is divided into news, comments, reviews, essays, poems, interviews, visits, etc. The content includes: revolutionary friendship permeated in the mountains, the prosperous Leibo material exchange meeting, thousands of reds and purples vying for beauty, festival songs, staying at a fan's house, double happiness, etc.

Officialdom, workplace, monastery, love field, no matter whether it looks beautiful or not, there is only one truth: everyone is realizing the value of using and being used. In the book "36 Letters from Tang Monk to Guanyin", Master Xin Ke provides an alternative interpretation of the classic "Journey to the West" through 36 letters written by Tang Monk. The author ruthlessly ridiculed the idols in the original work, exposed all the truth that Wu Chengen could not bear to say, and harshly criticized the "fine traditions" and "orthodox concepts" in Chinese history and culture. The work uses classics as raw materials, showing unbridled imagination, as well as eye-popping modern style and historical observations that go against common sense. It is the most subversive literary work in recent years and the most insomniac for "gentlemen". Official historians and wild messengers can be picked up at hand, talking about the past and the present, laughing and scolding them uninhibitedly. It is hearty, refreshing and relieves boredom. The writing style is spicy and ironic, and the pen and ink are galloping. With a volume in your hand, you must read it in one breath.

"Journey to the West" is one of my country's four classic classics. Through the interpretation and promotion of comic books and TV series, its characters and main plots have become household names and are familiar to everyone. The author has a special liking for this famous work, studied it in depth, and wrote down his own interpretation and experience, creating the monograph "Journey to the West". This is a cultural achievement and a pleasure. The book is quite innovative and has certain academic value.

Come to Xinxia to study the "three studies": history, bibliography, and local chronicles. At the age of 90, he keeps reading and writing. Although "Nine Lectures on Book Culture" only has 150,000 words, it is rich in information, informative and informative. The first "four lectures" talk about the development and evolution of books, the fifth and sixth lectures talk about the "collection" and "transmission" of books, and the seventh, eighth and ninth lectures respectively introduce important books in ancient times. The whole book has more than a hundred precious pictures about books.

From the first marriage in the Book of Songs to the turmoil of the Qin and Han Dynasties, the brightness of the Tang Dynasty, and the beauty of the Song Dynasty, the image of peach blossoms continues endlessly in classical poetry, covering its branches and reincarnations. People can easily understand the symbolic meaning of pine, bamboo, plum orchid in Chinese culture, but it is not easy to understand the cultural connotation of things like peach blossoms. Peach blossoms in China are too complicated. Whenever I think of them, there is an ambiguity that is difficult to describe.

This book was written many years ago and has been criticized a lot, but it has always been one of my favorites. How can a good author change his mind due to criticism? Records can be featured, as can text. Of course, the difference is that maybe one of my three books can be selected, but there may not be one among the thirty books by other authors. I like the language passages in this book very much. Sometimes I am frightened by myself, thinking how to write so well, but now I may not be able to figure it out - this idea will always be there when I read my last book.

Chinese poetry is like a secretly fragrant orchid. It is simple and unpretentious but best describes all aspects of life. There is no other dynasty where women can be as daring to love, hate, and strong and infatuated as the women of the Han Dynasty. I can no longer find that wild, yet gentle and affectionate man. Write about the love of the Han Dynasty with today's pen, and what comes to you is not only the strong smell of fireworks, but also the love, hate and infatuation that make your heart beat.

Through the interpretation of Li Qingzhao's handed down poems, the life of the famous female poet Li Qingzhao is presented from a unique perspective. A biography of Li Qingzhao that is both authentic and warm and playful, and a song by Yi Anxin that talks about the flashy years.

Yuefu poetry is "feeling sad and happy, and inspired by events". The emotions are strong and exposed, the form is simple and natural, and it is good at narrative. In "Flowers Blooming on the Moshang", An Yiru uses poetry as a clue, history as material, and unique perceptual words to perfectly decode the ancient Yuefu poetry and restore the stories of lingering sorrow and joy, the rich and handsome characters, and the unpredictable emotions. Go back to the Han, Wei, Jin, Six Dynasties, Tang Dynasty, and Five Dynasties. Go and watch the infinite romance at that time.

"Books and People" was written by Gao Wei. "Books and People" is divided into three chapters, aiming to warn Chinese people and vigorously promote reading. Specific contents include "Impression of Heping", "Whose Sorrow", "Old Edition Books That Should Not Be underestimated", "Whose Fault Is the Prevalence of Fake Books", "Only Read the First Half of the Biography", etc. This book can be used as a reference book by those engaged in related work.

"Spirit of Watching" was written by Guo Yunde. "Spirit of Watching" is divided into three chapters, aiming to warn Chinese people and vigorously promote reading. Specific contents include "History Encounters the Entertainment Wave", "Building the Diamond Structure of the Cultural Industry", "Embarrassing Literary Criticism", "Profound Displacement from Scenery to Culture", etc. This book can be used as a reference book by those engaged in related work.

This book was written by Xu Huaiqian. The book is divided into 6 chapters. It aims to warn Chinese people and vigorously promote reading. The specific contents include "The Childlike Innocence of Artists - Reading Feng Zikai's "Essays of Yuan Yuantang"", "The Tiger and the Rose - Reading Yu Guangzhong's Prose", "The Warm Sun in Lantian and the Jade Making Smoke - The Artistic Characteristics of Zang Kejia's Prose", "The Sad Life of Lonely Academics - Reading "The Last Twenty Years of Chen Yinke"", "It's not me, it's the wind? --Read "Reflections on Guo Moruo", "We are also scholars - read Zhou Yiliang "After all, I am a scholar", "Conscience of Culture - About "Untimely Thoughts" and "Records of Pain", etc.

"Liao Zhai" is a literary masterpiece written for men and with strong patriarchal ideas. The author An Ning's interpretation is based on the perspective of current women, especially working women, to reposition and analyze the love between men and women and the relationship between the sexes. Therefore, this is a work that uses the "male version of Liaozhai" to "interpret the female version", or in other words, it is a work that "writes Liaozhai for men and interprets the demon fox for women." The 50 Liaozhai women interpreted in this book are not only female foxes, but also flower demons and ghosts, but they all have a trait that can be summarized by "fox nature". Therefore, the "fox" in "Liao Zhai 50 Foxes" refers to those women who are enchanting, independent, free to come and go freely, and dare to love and hate with "fox nature".

"The Code of the Dream of Red Mansions" systematically unlocks the text code carefully constructed by the genius writer for the first time, recreating the great drama of the fall of the Ming Dynasty and the rise of the Qing Dynasty when the country was destroyed and the family was destroyed hidden behind the text! With a rigorous scholarly attitude, the author systematically explores the historical prototypes of many characters, and points out that the twelve golden hairpins in the book are not the rich ladies of your house, but the influential figures of that era. Among them, Wang Xifeng alludes to Wu Sangui, the king of Pingxi, who is the first protagonist in "A Dream of Red Mansions". A series of bloody regime changes were staged, and historical figures appeared one after another. Through detailed and sufficient historical materials and interlocking textual research analysis, the author excavated and restored the forgotten stories of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, especially the Southern Ming Dynasty. "The Code of the Dream of Red Mansions" is a major breakthrough in hidden books, a comprehensive subversion of previous Red Studies, and creates an epoch-making path to Red Studies.

This book is divided into four parts, the first part is "On Writers", the second part is "On Works", the third part is "Comments" and the fourth part is "Theory". There are ten articles in each collection, totaling 40 articles with more than 400,000 words. This is a book in which literary teachers and friends use literary techniques to comment on Zhu Xiangqian. The book collects about 300,000 words of articles written by Zhu Xiangqian's teachers, friends and students in the past twenty years. They include comments, criticisms, side notes and impressions. They are in many categories and are interesting and easy to read.

"50 Years of Chinese Military Literature" took 7 years to compile and revised several drafts. It took the 50-year development process of military literature from 1949 to 1999 in New China as the object of investigation. With a length of 620,000 words, it comprehensively combed the history of military literature for half a century, profoundly summarized several important theoretical issues in the development process of military literature, and used systematic theoretical norms and grand ideas. The academic vision includes the creation of different literary genres such as short stories, novellas, novels, poetry, essays, reportage, theoretical criticism, drama, film, TV series, etc., Into the scope of research. With objective critical character and keen aesthetic perspective, writers and works that have had a significant social impact and works of writers with unique artistic characteristics but have been ignored for a long time are included in the scope of research.

Dao Baifeng and "Meng Gu" who meet their lovers in "Arabian Nights"; Xiang Wentian who borrows d'Artagnan's "living shield"; the old woman Ullija and Li Mochou who sing in the fire; the "Three Dukes" of Dali and "The Case of Di"; "The Two Heroes of Piano and Sword" and " "Jing Rong's Two Heroes"... This book selects from a large number of Chinese and foreign famous works, looking for examples from ancient and modern Chinese and foreign works that Jin Yong's works have borrowed and absorbed, revealing the source of Jin Yong's novel materials, and presenting them in vivid and interesting articles.

The author of this book carefully selects the best poems from the Song Dynasty, and starts with the wording and allusions in the poems, and quotes from other sources. He also combines the poet's life experience to explain the artistic conception of the poems, and appreciates and interprets the image, character, connotation and sentiment of ancient Chinese poems. They are either bold, elegant, or resentful, with a wide range of materials, heroic aspirations, singing flowers and moonlight, and social customs.

This collection of literary criticism contains more than 40 articles. It not only provides an objective description of the current situation of literary changes and macro predictions of prospects after being involved in the market, but also closely tracks the works of writers and explores new critical directions.