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Yukio Mishima's "New Love Lecture" is sharp, transparent, and has a very vicious vision; he often speaks clearly and unabashedly about the love between men and women. The reality is that it makes people hate how he can be so ruthless. However, one second you hated him, thinking that he was old-fashioned but stale, and that he had the true "daddy taste". The next second I fell in love with him, moved by his honest words about the subtleties of human nature. Sometimes you can't tell whether he is praising, scolding or alienating these various men and women in this world. Do you think he is a pure love warrior? Is it desireism? Is it the game world? However, the ending of his life story is that he died as a martyr, a vigorous interpretation of what is called "the aesthetics of ending"... Readers are invited to take part in the situation, capture Yoshimitsu Kataha here, face the lively and knowledgeable Mishima Yukio, and face his true appearance in love.

Understanding the sage Zeng Guofan is better than reading thousands of mediocre works. Zeng left tens of millions of words in ink in voluminous volumes with mixed contents. Where should we start to imitate him as a teacher and general, and learn from his meritorious deeds and virtues? Tang Haoming, an expert on Zeng Guofan, spent many years of hard work and published a six-volume series of "Tang Haoming Comments on Zeng Guofan". He selected Zeng Guofan's family letters, letters, memorials, quotations, poems, and diaries and commented on them, leading readers to get to know a Zeng Guofan who could be felt, lamented, and learned. "Good Words: Comments on Zeng Guofan's Quotations by Tang Haoming" selects a total of 269 maxims written by Zeng Guofan in various articles such as letters, family letters, and notes. It is divided into six chapters: "cultivation", "education", "organizing the family", "conduct", "politics" and "ruling the army". It reflects the essence of Zeng's wisdom in personal cultivation, family harmony, study and administration, military and military affairs, etc. It can also reflect Zeng's own self-requirements and expectations for reversing the degenerate atmosphere at that time and restoring the path of righteousness. It also reveals his personal charm that continues to this day.

Understanding the sage Zeng Guofan is better than reading thousands of mediocre works. Zeng left tens of millions of words in ink in voluminous volumes with mixed contents. Where should we start to imitate him as a teacher and general, and learn from his meritorious deeds and virtues? Tang Haoming, an expert on Zeng Guofan, spent many years of hard work and published a six-volume series of "Tang Haoming Comments on Zeng Guofan". He selected Zeng Guofan's family letters, letters, memorials, quotations, poems, and diaries and commented on them, leading readers to get to know a Zeng Guofan who could be felt, lamented, and learned. "Recipes for Harmonizing the Family: Tang Haoming Comments on Zeng Guofan's Family Letters" selects 128 letters from the Zeng family letters that have survived for more than a thousand times for translation and commentary. Vertically, these more than 100 family letters run through Zeng's life; horizontally, the perspectives of comments are three-dimensional and diverse, involving many aspects such as Zeng's family background, education, personal connections, and historical background. The content is mainly comments, with the original text of the family letter attached. Each letter home touches on a topic and is a fresh way to understand Zeng. Family, society, workplace and officialdom, life and work, Zeng's lifelong wisdom is all there.

The value of Zeng Guofan's works is self-evident, but for today's readers, it is very difficult to read because of its large volume, complex content, and the writing is not in today's vernacular. In order to allow today's public readers to approach Zeng Guofan in an easy way, Tang Haoming wrote and published a series of books "Tang Haoming Comments on Zeng Guofan". There are six volumes in this series, including family letters, memorials, diaries, poems, letters and quotations. In each volume, Tang Haoming selects a part of the text for translation and commentary, helping readers to understand Zeng Guofan and the Wan Qing Dynasty from a close perspective, and to understand the living traditional Chinese culture. "Ode to Emotional Nature: Tang Haoming's Comments on Zeng Guofan's Essays" is one of them. The author selects 135 poems, two lines of words, 44 couplets, and 47 articles from the new edition of Zeng's complete collection, focusing on the writing background and the author's own understanding, and gives readers some comments, hoping to help readers read and appreciate Zeng's poems.

Understanding the sage Zeng Guofan is better than reading thousands of mediocre works. Zeng left tens of millions of words in ink in voluminous volumes with mixed contents. Where should we start to imitate him as a teacher and general, and learn from his meritorious deeds and virtues? Tang Haoming, an expert on Zeng Guofan, spent many years of hard work and published a six-volume series of "Tang Haoming Comments on Zeng Guofan". He selected Zeng Guofan's family letters, letters, memorials, quotations, poems, and diaries and commented on them, leading readers to get to know a Zeng Guofan who could be felt, lamented, and learned. "Strategies for Peace: Tang Haoming Comments on Zeng Guofan's Memorials" selected 44 of the more than 2,000 memorials that have survived for translation and commentary. A memorial is a report written to the central government. Zeng Guofan, as an important minister in the late Qing Dynasty and a master of writing in the late Qing Dynasty, was in charge of military and political affairs. His memorial was so extraordinary that it was once hailed as the best memorial in the world. As a Han Chinese, the Zeng family was entrusted with important responsibilities by the Qing court in times of crisis; the Zeng family made immortal contributions in the desperate situation of the declining dynasty, and was finally able to retire with success. From this, we can see the complexity of the power system, and more importantly, Zeng's ingenious wisdom in dealing with people in a complex environment.

Mr. Ji Xianlin has been in the long river of life and has experienced strong winds and waves, but he still remains calm in every situation; he is still calm and calm despite all the troubles in his heart; he always sticks to his spiritual world in the ups and downs of the world, and is not arrogant in good times and not afraid of adversity. This book aims to explain Ji Xianlin's philosophy of life and life wisdom. The article covers all aspects of Mr. Ji's life. It is a microcosm of his life experience and an inexhaustible spiritual treasure trove for future generations.

Mr. Lao She's prose is unique among modern Chinese prose. From form to content, it is both elegant and popular, breaking through the narrow circle of intellectuals. This makes his works popular, popular, and rich in national color. This book carefully selects several classic essays by Mr. Lao She and classifies them accordingly according to their content and style characteristics, restoring the image of a warm, calm and approachable Mr. Lao She. This collection of essays is typical, exquisite, and highly readable. It is a pleasure to savor it carefully.

Zhang Henshui is a representative writer of the "Mandarin Duck and Butterfly School". He has always been overshadowed by his great reputation as a novelist. Not many prose has been published in the world, and few people in the world know about it. His prose works are filled with the beauty of poetry and painting, revealing a light, elegant and leisurely style. Reading these daily conversation-style works, one can clearly feel Zhang Henshui's deep sense of the vicissitudes of his family and country that resides in the ordinary alleys of the old city.

Lu Xun was a writer, thinker and outstanding speaker. Lu Xun adhered to the Enlightenment stance throughout his life and was committed to enabling Chinese youth to understand the world, avoid detours, and complete a decisive and creative life. This book contains 16 speeches by Lu Xun in the 1920s and 1930s. Each of them is popular and catchy, reflecting the passion of Lu Xun's speeches and the penetration of his language. Mr. Lu Xun was a man of profound knowledge. He often quoted from other sources in his speeches, turned stones into gold, and frequently made famous quotes. These speeches are still inspiring and thought-provoking when read today. The book is accompanied by precious photos of Lu Xun and attempts to apply modern technology, striving to give readers an immersive sense of the scene.

As a pioneer of my country's New Culture Movement, Mr. Xu Dishan's works are not very rich, but they are unique and occupy a unique position in the history of modern literature in my country. His prose is in short form, rich in strange associations and profound philosophy of life, which brilliantly demonstrates the originality of his prose creation. This book contains Mr. Xu Dishan's classic representative works, such as "Peanuts", "Mask", "Tired Mother" and other famous works. The article is concise and timeless, simple and fresh, rich in philosophy, and rich in exotic colors. It is a must-have classic for middle school students and readers who like literature. It is a must-read, a product, and a collection. This collection of essays is classic, exquisite, and highly readable. It will be endless fun to savor carefully.

This book not only contains the complete collection of "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", but also the collection of prose poems "Wild Grass". These works carry Lu Xun's emotional experience and growth process and are classics in modern Chinese prose. The collection of essays "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of essays "copied from memory". It takes Lu Xun's life experience as a teenager as a clue, relatively completely records his life experience and ideological context from childhood to youth, and vividly depicts a picture of the social landscape of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The simple and kind-hearted A Chang, the erudite and upright private school teacher, the rigorous and serious Mr. Fujino, the passionate young man Fan Ainong, the "terrible and cute" impermanence... While creating characters with distinctive personalities, they also show the author's recollection of childhood experiences and thoughts after adulthood. The collection of prose poems "Wild Grass" contains twenty-three prose poems. These works contain the author's lifelong philosophy of life. The book uses tortuous and obscure symbolic techniques to express his disappointment and resentment towards reality. The writing style is profound and timeless, and the imagery is mysterious and beautiful. It is a classic of modern Chinese literature. It is also an important material for studying Mr. Lu Xun's thoughts.

This book is one of the representative works of Mr. Lao She, the "People's Artist", and a classic in the history of Chinese drama. The story in the play all takes place in a teahouse. People come and go in the teahouse, and people of all colors and religions gather together. A big teahouse is like a small society. Mr. Lao She captured the characteristics of this scene and highly condensed sixty or seventy main and secondary characters in a half-century time span into the teahouse, showing life scenes in three eras after the failure of the 1898 Coup in the late Qing Dynasty, the period of the Beiyang warlord separatism in the early years of the Republic of China, and the eve of the fall of the Kuomintang regime. It summarized the sharp opposition and conflicts between various classes and forces in Chinese society, and revealed the historical destiny of semi-feudal and semi-colonial China. This book also includes Lao She's classic masterpieces "Longxugou" and "My Life".

It contains more than 100 letters written by Fu Lei to his children. Fu Lei said this in his letter to Fu Cong: "Writing you a long and lengthy letter is not empty chatter or inexplicable gossip, but it has several functions. First, I do regard you as an opponent to discuss art and music; second, I really want to stimulate some of your young people's feelings, so that I can gain something as a father. Fresh nourishment can also be spread indirectly to other young people; thirdly, what you use to train you through communication is not only your writing, but especially your thoughts; fourthly, I want to be a wake-up call for you at all times and a 'faithful mirror', no matter in terms of life, in terms of life details, in terms of artistic accomplishment, or in terms of performance posture."

A collection of classic works by Chinese writer Lin Yutang, a master of Chinese studies and nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature many times. The book is divided into four volumes, namely: Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom, Picturesque Scenery, Unique Craftsmanship, and Life in the World. The language is natural and simple, and reading it is like talking to a master, which can give people the courage to face life and be themselves. This book is a good extracurricular reading book for primary and secondary schools, suitable for Chinese language learning. This book selects chapters suitable for young people to read, including "Moving Peking", "Celebrating New Year's Day in the Old Calendar" and many other chapters selected into Chinese textbooks. Young readers can appreciate everyone's elegance, enrich their hearts and improve their reading skills at the same time. They can also get a glimpse of the master's creative methods and improve their writing skills.

A book of life wisdom by Feng Zikai, a literary master of the Republic of China. This book selects 28 classic essays by Mr. Feng Zikai, divided into five volumes with themes such as "Interest is the nourishment of life" and "Fortunately I am not alone in the mountains". It is also accompanied by many of Mr. Feng's paintings, showing the immortal charm of the master of art with both pictures and text. Authorized and revised by Feng Zikai's descendants, it authentically presents the deepest feelings written by a generation of literary masters. It contains many elegant and interesting illustrations drawn by Feng Zikai himself. With just a few strokes, he outlines a poetic artistic conception, which is deeply loved by readers. This book is a good extracurricular reading book for primary and secondary schools, suitable for Chinese language learning. It includes "White Goose", "Finger", "For My Children", "Bamboo Shadow", "Sending Exams", "Shelter in the Mountains" and many other classics selected into Chinese textbooks. Reading prose by famous writers will help children develop good character. The affirmation of human nature, the concept of love for everything in the world, and the hopeful and optimistic attitude towards life conveyed by Feng Zikai's writings are a good remedy for the anxiety and impetuousness of the current society. If you love, life will be lovely everywhere.

Zhu Shenghao, formerly known as Zhu Wensen, also known as Wensheng, his scientific name is Senhao, and his pen names are Zhu Zhu, Zhu Sheng, etc., From Jiaxing, Zhejiang. From the time Zhu Shenghao met Song Qingru in 1933 until his untimely death in 1944, he wrote hundreds of love letters with sincere emotions and superb writing. This book is a collection of love letters from the famous Chinese poet and translator Zhu Shenghao. In these love letters, Zhu Shenghao never concealed his love for Song Qingru. He talked about everything from life ideals to poems and songs, and even trivial matters in daily life. Every word and sentence was full of life, interest, longing, and admiration. The true and pure love legend between Zhu Shenghao and Song Qingru is still moving when I read it. When I wake up, I feel that I really love you. Every word is full of the interest of life. Chew it carefully and it will fill your mouth with fragrance.

The twelfth volume of "The Complete Works of Zhao Yuanren" mainly compiles three literary translations of Zhao Yuanren: "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Walking into the Mirror" by the famous British writer Lewis Carroll, and the play "The Last Five Minutes" by the British writer A. A. Milne. "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Into the Mirror" are two world-famous children's literature works. It tells the story of Alice, a little British girl, who sleepwalks in the rabbit hole and the mirror world. The original author is Louis Gallar (1832-1891) from England, who was a pastor and arithmetic teacher by profession. These two works were originally fairy tales he compiled to tell the neighborhood children. However, since their publication in 1867, they have been loved by everyone from the Queen of England to the common people. After it spread to the United States, it caused great repercussions and spawned many adaptations. For young readers, the work is full of innocent whims, while for adult readers, there are poignant and profound social criticisms everywhere. The original text is concise, Mr. Zhao Yuanren's translation is wonderful, and his use of spoken Chinese and northern and southern dialects is amazing. "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" was first published by the Commercial Press in 1922. "Walking into the Mirror" was originally translated in 1931. After the proof copy was printed in the Shanghai Commercial Press, it was unfortunately burned by the Japanese invaders. It was then re-translated many times by Mr. Zhao. In 1968, it was included as a textbook in "Readings in Chinese" and published in the United States. In 1988, with the consent of the translator during his lifetime, the Commercial Press published a combined version of the two works in English-Chinese format, and in 2002 they published separate volumes. This volume contains the 2002 single volume. Wonderful, the use of spoken Chinese and northern and southern dialects is amazing. "The Last Five Minutes" is a drama script written by Zhao Yuanren in Beijing spoken English based on the play The Camberley Triangle by British writer A. A. Milne. Some changes were made to the plot and it was renamed "The Last Five Minutes". He directed it himself, invited several Tsinghua students to perform, and performed it publicly in the old auditorium of Tsinghua University. He then wrote the script into a Chinese and Mandarin Romanized version, wrote the preface himself, and attached an academic paper "A Study of Beijing Intonation", which was published by Zhonghua Book Company in 1929. At that time, this book was not only a Mandarin (spoken) script for the drama, but also a reading material to promote Mandarin romaji. The academic paper on Beijing intonation attached at the back of the book was also the result of his language research. This volume contains the 1929 edition of Zhonghua Book Company.

"In the final analysis, it is because I have never been able to understand life, and the lofty ambition weighed on me, making me extremely depressed." This book is a masterpiece of short stories by Kunikida Doppo, the pioneer of Japanese naturalistic literature, and includes 14 works including "Musashino", "Mr. Tomioka" and "The Sorrow of Painting". Kunikida's life was only thirty-seven years, and he wrote dozens of short stories and a large number of poems. He did not achieve worldly success for most of his lifetime, but he contracted tuberculosis and died hastily when his collection of novels "Destiny" had just begun to receive a lot of critical acclaim. Kunikida's regrets and images of ideals that are ultimately unfulfilled also permeate his works. In a changing era, the protagonist who cannot obtain anything can only "walk alone" in the mountains and forests, leaving himself in the rich nature on the outskirts of the city. This in turn has made Kunikida's vivid and unique style. After hundreds of years, his works still make people feel fresh and free when reading, conveying frankness in loneliness. In an era of rapid changes and abundant opportunities, Kunikida passively and actively kept a distance from the lively world, like a frustrated hermit and a wise philosopher. His changes in mentality facing the transitional era can still bring infinite resonance today.

"I can finally move forward along the path I am sure of with peace of mind in the so-called filthy hell of the world." This book is a collection of novellas by Nagai Karikaze, a famous modern Japanese writer. It includes four novellas by Nagai Karikaze. Nagai Kafeng's works mostly feature geishas, ​​dancers, cafe waitresses and other women who have fallen into love. He uses decadent brushwork to record the men and women who indulge in pleasure under the influence of the new era. His works always reveal the indescribable quality of emptiness. People are unable to place their own destiny in the gap between morality and desire, and they are unable to stop the entangled and collapsed relationship with others.

This book selects a century-old selection of modern and contemporary Chinese literary classics, including 42 essential works by 18 well-known writers such as Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Lu Xun, and Zhou Zuoren. Following in the footsteps of famous writers, we can taste everything in the world together, experience the tears of life, find inner strength in difficult situations, and become a warm person. This collection shows the style of famous artists from the aspects of bright daily life, lush years, lively world, strong emotions, vigorous life, etc., Interprets every bit of warmth and life attitude on the road of life, explores the touching moments that are ignored and forgotten in daily life, and allows people who are gradually lost in life to rediscover the beauty around them.

One spring day in 1920, Janosz, a young man who loved literature, was introduced to a colleague by his father. The tall, thin, middle-aged man with a wry smile in front of him was Kafka, the author of "The Metamorphosis". Over the next two years or so, the two formed a deep friendship and walked together on the streets of Prague. Their conversations were all-encompassing, including literature and art, life, ideological dilemmas, and life problems... The writer had a rare outlet for his emotions and thoughts, and the young man had a guide for his growth. This is a masterpiece comparable to "Goethe's Conversations". It truly records Kafka's life in his later years. His words directly reflect his true knowledge of everything in the world. A real Kafka with full emotion and three-dimensional image stands before his eyes.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of autobiographical essays by Lu Xun. It was originally called "Revisiting Old Things" and was first published in 1928. It includes 10 essays written by Lu Xun in 1926. They not only review Lu Xun's youth and boyhood, but also reflect the changes in Chinese society from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, as well as the touching traditional Chinese humanities and worldliness that flowed through them. "Wild Grass" was first published in 1927. It is Lu Xun's only collection of prose poems, including 23 works written from 1924 to 1926. Combining free-style poetry and prose poetry, these works are both free and casual, yet have the condensation of poetry, and are full of philosophical exploration of the meaning of life. Compared with "Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Evening", Lu Xun's personal emotions in "Weeds" are stronger and deeper. "For my own sake, for the sake of friend and foe, man and beast, those whom I love and those whom I do not love, I hope for the swift death and decay of this wild grass."

Zhang Jie is one of the most important contemporary writers and a pioneer of literature in the new era. Her novels have twice won the Mao Dun Literature Award, proving her unique literary achievements among contemporary writers. In addition to her novels, her prose writing has also been a pioneer. "Picking Wheat Ears" and "Digging Shepherd's Purse" have become classic works of contemporary prose. This collection intends to select Zhang Jie's most representative prose works, including "picking wheat ears", "digging shepherd's purse", "for me, he has no end", "my graceful night", "my four seasons", "my boat", "mother's kitchen", "that year, I was twenty-three years old", "over there, the girl flying the kite", etc.

"Yashe Sketch·Episode" is Liang Shiqiu's representative work. It is a series of sketches written by Liang Shiqiu when he lived in Chongqing Yashe. There are 4 episodes in the Yashe series, and this episode is the first. This collection contains 34 essays and 1 preface, written by Gong Yeya. Each essay in the book does not exceed 2,000 words, and they are all about trivial matters in life, such as shaking hands, haircuts, clothes, playing chess, writing, traveling, etc. You can pick them up at your fingertips and write them as you think, in an eclectic way. However, these articles are humorous, interesting, and natural. They are a mixture of all kinds of things in the world, making people laugh when they read them. "The Elegant House Sketch" is a masterpiece among sketches. Zhu Guangqian once said in a letter to Liang Shiqiu: "The contribution of "The Elegant House Sketch" to literature is greater than the work of translating Shakespeare."

After the publication of "Yashe Sketch", the response was good, and Liang Shiqiu published a series of works under the name "Yashe", such as "Yashe Sketch·Sequel", "Yashe Sketch·3 Episodes", "Yashe Sketch·4 Episodes", "Yashe Essays", "Yashe Talking about Eating" and other series of works. This book is both a new version of the original sequel. This book contains 32 sketches, and the content still follows the characteristics of random selection of materials and free writing in "Yashe Sketch". Daily things such as bathing, reading paintings, looking at trees, and garbage are all objects of Liang Shiqiu's writing. Liang Shiqiu's writing style is humorous, but the article contains a spiritual attitude of broad-minded optimism, health and self-respect, which also has very positive significance for modern life.

"Ya She Essays·Three Episodes" is a variety in Liang Shiqiu's "Ya She" series of works. It contains 37 essays, all of which are about ordinary life encounters, such as "Queue", "Wedding Banquet", "Moving", "Reading the Newspaper", "Drinking Tea", "Drinking Drinking", etc. Liang Shiqiu randomly picks up trivial matters around him and writes based on real-life encounters. He is also able to break away from stereotypes and gain unique insights that make people smile. Liang Shiqiu's articles are exquisite, elegant, humorous and unique, giving people an optimistic and uplifting spirit. Among them, "Shaobing and Fried Tiao", "Laziness" and "Greed" are all popular masterpieces. This book can inspire readers to look at daily life from an aesthetic and optimistic perspective.

"Ya She Essays·Four Episodes" is a variety in Liang Shiqiu's "Ya She" series of works, and it is also Liang Shiqiu's representative prose work. First published in 1986, the book contains 40 short essays. The content inherits the consistent material-drawing style of the "Ya She" sketches, randomly selecting daily life as a source of creation. Each text is very short, no more than two thousand words, but very interesting and deeply loved by readers. After the publication of the "Yashe Sketch" series, there was no special advertising, but sales have been good. It still performs well in the market and is recognized by modern readers. It can be seen that what Yashe talks about is not out of date, but is new every time you read it.

When we leave our hometown, we are geographically and regionally foreigners; when we go to a foreign country, we are ethnically and nationally foreigners; however, when we return to our homeland, we may be institutionally and spiritually foreigners. As Haruki Murakami said: "No matter where we are, some part of us is a stranger." This overlap and dislocation between hometown and foreign land, hometown people and foreigners, this kind of light and dark zone, may be the place where many of us modern people start...

Literature makes the ordinary scenery that can be seen everywhere in our lives have unusual style and heritage, triggers our wonderful feelings and associations, and makes our lives poetic. Compared with those who do not understand literature, people who understand literature have many times richer spiritual lives, many times more delicate spiritual textures, and therefore many times more happiness and joy. Literature exists all the time and everywhere. Literature may seem useless, but in fact it is of great use. Uselessness is of great use!

Compared with the "great loneliness" of Qu Yuan and other ancients who asked questions about the heaven and the earth and worried about the country and the people, our loneliness, especially the loneliness of most city people, seems to be called "little loneliness." It may come from the dilution of individual existence caused by the surging technological wave, it may come from the questioning of personal subjectivity by various surveillance cameras, or it may come from the dissolution of poetic dwelling by materialism and consumerism... Such loneliness seems to be ethereal and always lingering, seems to be irrelevant and sometimes unforgettable, seems to be pretentious yet so real.

When we leave our hometown, we are geographically and regionally foreigners; when we go to a foreign country, we are ethnically and nationally foreigners; however, when we return to our homeland, we may be institutionally and spiritually foreigners. As Haruki Murakami said: "No matter where we are, some part of us is a stranger." This overlap and dislocation between hometown and foreign land, hometown people and foreigners, this kind of light and dark zone, may be the place where many of us modern people start...

Beauty is healing, Purple Picture Aesthetic Literature Series. "Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair": All love has the right to express, and when you have something to say to the person you love deeply, Neruda's poems will naturally find accurate and beautiful language for you. "I Walked into the Quiet Blue Day": In order to treat his depression, Nobel Prize winner Hermann Hesse left Germany and lived in seclusion in a beautiful mountain village in Ticino, Switzerland. He observed and experienced nature and created a collection of 38 essays and poems. This book contains a selection of illustrations created by him at the same time. Hesse took contemplation of the beauty of nature as a practice of self-healing in Ticino, which became a model for young people around the world to practice, and this work also became a guiding text for self-healing.

This book writes about what he saw and felt when newspaper reporter Li Shoubai went to the "front line" for interviews during the warlord era. Of course, there is also the emotional entanglement between himself and the woman nicknamed "Peace Flower" Han Xiaomei and the privet girl in the restaurant. Both women were interested in him, but he was undecided about which one to choose. In the end, both relationships ended in vain.

This book depicts a tragedy and comedy based on the love entanglement between Yang Guizhi, a girl from Haidian in Beijing during the Republic of China, Zhao Ziqiang, a young officer, and Gan Jizhi, a son of an official. It praised the loyalty and patriotism of lower-level officers and ordinary people, and criticized the selfishness and hypocrisy of some middle- and upper-level officers and scholar-bureaucrats.

This novel is based on the current situation after the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. It describes the experiences of several protagonists who have made great achievements in the Taiping Army and possess special skills. They performed chivalrous acts and fought against injustice in the arena. The whole book is divided into three climaxes: the heroes come to rescue, the story of gangs, the history of Han Tingfu and others, but the legend of the knights, and the suppression of bandits by Zhang Sangong, full of military tactics and ingenuity. The whole book features Chai Jing as a guest character. The plot clues are complex and intertwined, creating suspense and gripping. "Sword, Dan, Qin and Heart" has no strange powers or chaotic gods, no fantasy heroes, but only skills. It is this simple and natural way of writing that achieves the realm of "plain and close to nature".

"Snowy Night" tells a series of stories about the general's five sons and their mother's difficulties in life after the decline of their family. In the winter in Peiping, the declining Deng family lived in a rented courtyard house, and the weather was cold and the family had no food. After experiencing all kinds of ravages and looks from life and the world, the five sons worked together and worked hard. "Beyond Stone City" Jin Danran is a small civil servant. Because he felt the sweltering heat in the city and was laid off, his family moved to the countryside. He met the girl Ju Xiang in the countryside, and his wife Suying was wary and jealous of the two of them. Jin Danran deliberately distanced himself from Ju Xiang. Juxiang's father is a gambler and wants to sell Juxiang. Juxiang and her mother live in hiding in other villages. When Suying returned to the city for shopping, Jin Danran inspected the countryside. When he met Juxiang by chance, he came to his rescue and sent Juxiang to a work-study school. Later, because Suying was too bored in the country life, Jin Danran also had friends in the city and got a higher position. When Jin Danran went to the city again, he asked Juxiang to watch a movie together. After the movie, Suying appeared in the back row of the two of them. After all, they failed to go to the countryside, but they succeeded in bringing rural people to the city.

This book was written in 1945 and is China's first modern war history novel. The book directly describes the famous battle - the Battle of Changde. The 57th Division of the 74th Army, codenamed "Hu Ben", was surrounded by more than 60,000 Japanese troops and fought hard for more than ten days, fighting bloody battles with the Japanese invaders before they defended Changde. There were more than 8,000 people in the army, but only 83 survived in the end. The tone of the book is tragic, generous and majestic.

The scholar paused and shouted loudly, "If the country can use me, why don't I die?" This is a true portrayal of Mr. Zhang Henshui's mentality of persisting in resisting Japan and serving the country to the death during the Anti-Japanese War. After the Nanjing Massacre, Zhang Henshui submitted a petition to the government, requesting to go to the mountains to fight guerrillas at his own expense, but there was no way out. He put his strong patriotic enthusiasm and loneliness on paper, and created a large number of anti-Japanese novels based on real people and true stories, leaving many precious histories of the Chinese nation's resistance to foreign invaders. "Bashan Night Rain" is a "painful lesson" from the Anti-Japanese War, and is called the "peak work" of Zhang Henshui's works.

This book was Mr. Zhang Henshui's most influential and popular novel during the Anti-Japanese War, and was also the best-selling novel in the rear area. The literary world praised the book as a "wonderful book"! The author uses the technique of "nineteen fables based on dreams", and the writing is smooth and free. The whole book is full of strange and mysterious suspense, covering the ancient and modern times, vertically and horizontally, and illuminates those issues that are indirectly helpful to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and those that are directly harmful to the Anti-Japanese War. After the Nanjing Massacre, Zhang Henshui submitted a request to the government to fight guerrillas in the mountains. After getting no results, he put his strong patriotic fervor and loneliness on paper and created a large number of realistic and spiritual works.

University teacher Zhou Xiufeng lives alone in a boarding dormitory. He is very anxious because all his friends are in couples. On this spring day, he met Miss Huang Lihua through a friend's introduction. Huang Lihua's beauty impressed Zhou Xiufeng, but at the same time, he felt that her wealthy behavior was unacceptable to him. At the same time, his long-loved neighbor, Yuzi, a poor girl, also expressed her affection for him. He has been hesitating between the two women, but Huang Lihua's superior conditions have been occupying his heart bit by bit...

"Flowers of Blood" is Zhang Henshui's classic masterpiece of anti-war novels. The book was written in Peiping after the "January 28th Incident" in 1932, pioneering the patriotic spy war theme. The heroine of the novel, Shu Jianhua, is a spy of the military and police intelligence agency. She accepts the order of the garrison commander to spy on the enemy's secrets. She interacts with Yu Heming, the captain of the pirate team, which causes the leader of the volunteer army, Hua Guoxiong, to misunderstand and break with Shu Jianhua. However, Hua Guoxiong did not know that the reason why their volunteer army was able to defeat the pirates at Jia Shikou was precisely because Shu Jianhua obtained information from Yu Heming in advance. When the pirates were about to launch a massive counterattack, Shu was ordered to sneak into the county to spy on the enemy's military situation. Unfortunately, he fell into the clutches of Yu Heming and died heroically. "Lucky Stars Along the Road" tells the story of a group of people demobilized from the rear after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. A group of people including Principal Yu Ziqing and his family, Gui Xiaoguang, Li Jiayan and others were preparing to demobilize from Chongqing. However, the transportation was very inconvenient at that time and demobilization was difficult. With the efforts of Gui Xiaoguang, the group finally got the opportunity to take a long-distance bus to demobilize. They experienced various difficulties on the way, including weather disasters, threats from bandits, etc., And they all overcame the difficulties one by one. In the process, Gui Xiaoguang discovered his feelings for Li Jiayan, and persistently pursued the arrogant Li Jiayan, slowly capturing Li Jiayan's heart.

The book uses the love model of one man and three women as the core structure of the story. Through the love tragedy of Fan Jiashu, a young man from Hangzhou living in Beijing, and Shen Fengxi, a Tianqiao singing girl, it reflects a dark and turbulent social aspect during the reign of the Beiyang warlords. "The Cause of Laughter" was originally based on real events in life. Zhang Henshui turned iron into gold through ingenious conception and wrote it into an ups and downs and exciting work that integrates romance, martial arts and society.

The story of "Beauty's Grace" takes place in Beijing in the 1920s. The heroine Chang Xiaonan was born in a poor family at the bottom of the class and made a living by collecting coal cores. Once, he met the unemployed and down-and-out Hong Shiyi. He deeply sympathized with her fate and used his meager income from working as a substitute at a charity to support the Chang family. The two began to fall in love. The beautiful Chang Xiaonan was later spotted by the foreman of the Yangliu Song and Dance Ensemble. From then on, she changed her mind in love. She successively dumped Hong Shiyi and musician Wang Sun, and finally fell into the hands of the playboy Chen Siye, causing the Chang family to be ruined.

During the Anti-Japanese War. Accompany the capital Chongqing. Dark and chaotic, ghosts are rampant. Mr. Ou has been studying all his life and has taught his four children to study hard and make a living using the knowledge they have learned. However, prices in Chongqing have skyrocketed, supplies are in short supply, and people are in dire straits, making it difficult to live on wages. As a result, Mr. Ou's third son abandoned Wen and drove a truck and made a fortune; his second son abandoned medicine and went into business and lived a well-off life; and his eldest son was still a civil servant and was in poverty. The friends, colleagues, neighbors, and relatives around him are all speculative and profit-seeking, working hard day and night to make money. It is truly "tight ahead, tight behind"!

"Si Ren Ji" tells the story of Liang Hanshan, a scholar, and Zhang Meixian, a female poet, who exchanged poems and got to know each other through poems. According to the meaning of "the capital is full of crowns, but the lady is only haggard", it describes the decadent life of the "shi" class in Beijing, the so-called best district during the Beiyang government period, "holding actors, visiting brothels, expelling them with wine and meat", and "playing with romantic literature and art".

This book tells the tragedy of Zeng Bojian, a college student in the Republic of China. He was captured as a young man in a city where warlords were fighting, but accidentally became the secretary of the division commander. He witnessed their ugly behavior of killing, robbing, and raping women in the warlords' troops. Until the Japanese army invaded the city, he escaped from a devil's cave and fell into the public opinion of being a traitor. Finally, he left his hometown and organized a guerrilla group to fight to the death with the Japanese army.

During the Republic of China, intellectual Cheng Zhiqian and job seekers Li Shilian, Zhang Jiefu and others took a German car to Xi'an and settled in the city's hotel "Little West Sky". In Xiaoxitian, Li Shilian and Zhang Jiefu learned that Cheng Zhiqian had relationships with many senior officials in Shaanxi, so they fawned over Zhiqian and were despised by Zhiqian. Jia Duocai, a banker living in "Xiaoxitian", fell in love with Hu Yueying, a woman who had fled from Gansu, and wanted to buy it. Wang Beihai, a student of Cheng Zhiqian, also fell in love with Hu Yueying, which led to various troubles. Li Shilian, Zhang Jiefu and the down-and-out girl Yang Huanhua all wanted Jia Duocai, so they worked together to accomplish this for Jia Duocai. However, Jia Duocai was not at peace after buying Hu Yueying, and thus got into trouble with the commissioner's wife. At the same time, he asked Wang Beihai for bank business, and finally let Yueying go. Yueying and Beihai finally got married, while Cheng Zhiqian left Xiaoxitian and continued his inspection trip to the northwest. The hotel "Xiao Xitian" in Xi'an is still hosting all kinds of people, and stories of joys and sorrows are happening there.

This book uses the allusion that all five sons of Dou Yanshan were admitted to the imperial examination during the Five Dynasties, and takes the family history of Jin Ziyuan, the reception commissioner in Peking, as a clue. It makes a bitter mockery of a series of shameless and shameless behaviors of Kuomintang reception officials who frantically demanded and possessed "gold, houses, cars, women, and money." It is a "record of the officialdom on the eve of the collapse of the Kuomintang regime."

This book tells the story of a pair of young men and women in the transitional era who fought against feudalism, but the feudal victory was not complete. Li Xiaoqiu, the son of the magistrate of Qingjiang County, was sent to a private school in the countryside. He fell in love with Chunhua, the daughter of his husband, at first sight. Unfortunately, Chunhua had already been married to someone else. They both wanted to be together, but in the end they could not resist the oppression of feudal forces, and they broke up in pain to settle down with each other. Many years later, Chunhua, who has given birth to two sons, meets Xiaoqiu again at her parents' home, and is now the leader of the revolutionary army. Things have changed, and even the tide of reform and equality cannot liberate the years that have passed. Chunhua has mixed feelings, but she can only watch the wild geese flying north and south, unable to do anything.

This book describes the ups and downs of young Zhou Jichun's life. When Zhou Jichun was a boy, his family was poor. His mother died young and his father made a living by farming alone, unable to support Ji Chun's studies. Because Ji Chun was smart and hard-working, Principal Liu of the school helped him and persuaded his father to support his studies. His father Zhou Shiliang learned that his son was talented and could achieve great things in life through learning, so he decided to support him with all his strength. When Zhou Jichun went to middle school in the provincial capital, Zhou Shiliang sold his land, opened a tofu shop in the provincial capital, and took care of his son's studies. At this time, he also met Hong and Jufen, and Jufen became the prospective daughter-in-law of the Zhou family. However, with the closure of the middle school, Ji Chun also moved to Beijing to study with the principal Feng Ziyun. However, while studying, without the care of his father, Ji Chun met Kong Lingyi, the daughter of the original tofu shop tenant, and his friend Yuan Peizhu. Later, he met the dancer Lu Qingmei, and gradually abandoned his studies and indulged in fun and vanity. In the end, his father Zhou Shiliang and his intended wife Ju Fen both died because of it.