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He Tianjiong (1877-1925), a native of Guangdong, was a veteran of the 1911 Revolution and a pioneer of the democratic revolution. He joined the Chinese Tongmenghui and followed Sun Yat-sen's revolution for 20 years. He successively served as the accountant and director of the Guangdong branch of the Tongmenghui headquarters, the director of the Guangdong branch of the Chinese Revolutionary Party, and the secretary, consultant, and counselor of the Guangzhou military government. He mainly assisted Sun Yat-sen in handling Japanese affairs and fundraising, and contributed to the Revolution of 1911, the anti-Yuan movement and the law-protection movement. This book is a compilation of He Tianjiong's surviving writings, letters and related materials, which is valuable for understanding the revolutionary cause of He Tianjiong and Sun Yat-sen.

The collection of essays includes young scholars' in-depth interpretations and suggestions on the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road" national strategy and Maritime Silk Road culture. It focuses on the history of the Maritime Silk Road, the construction and development approaches of the Maritime Silk Road, economic development and cooperation research in countries and regions along the Maritime Silk Road, and the development of the Grand Canal. The decline of history and the development of the East Route of the Maritime Silk Road and the cross-strait joint construction of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road have put forward many new interpretations and suggestions in various fields such as culture, economy and society. They have high academic value and are of great positive significance to the national strategy of building the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road".

This book is Professor Yang Taixin's personal collection of works in the "Learning Humanities" series of the Zhejiang Provincial Party School. It collects Professor Yang's main works in literature, philosophy, logic and other aspects after the reform and opening up. Professor Yang graduated from the Chinese Department of Zhejiang Normal University (later Hangzhou University) in 1957. He was engaged in the study and research of Pre-Qin literary history in his early years. In 1980, he participated in the Pre-Qin literature training class hosted by Professor Wang Jiawu, director of the Chinese Department of Hangzhou University, entrusted by the Ministry of Education. After 1982, he was transferred to the Zhejiang Provincial Party School and served as the director of the Department of Literature and History. He has been engaged in research on Xunzi's philosophy and the Eastern Zhejiang School for many years, and has published many academic papers in "Confucius Studies" and "Philosophical Studies". This compilation includes many of his research papers, which basically reflects Professor Yang's main research results.

For a long time, prefaces and postscripts to new poetry have been ignored, not because their poetic value is low, but because their dissemination and acceptance face certain limitations. For example, when a collection of poems is published, readers pay more attention to the poetic works rather than the preface and postscript; and for readers engaged in poetry research, they are more willing to read theoretical works or papers published in academic journals. In essence, the prefaces and postscripts of new poetry collections are the study of poets or poetic works. At the same time, with the emergence of new poetry theory and poetic ideas, we often obtain the initial understanding of poets and works from the prefaces and postscripts of poetry collections. Especially for those studies of poets that have been historicized, later researchers have used the prefaces and postscripts as the logical starting point and precious historical materials for discussion, and obtained the basic positioning of the poet from them. Its poetic value cannot be underestimated. This book is a compilation of hundreds of prefaces and postscripts by Lu Jin. Representative prefaces and postscripts are selected and presented in the form of full text, while the rest are presented in a tabular form. Readers can understand the author's poetic thoughts from these prefaces and postscripts, and make in-depth interpretations of the corresponding poets.

This book is a collection of essays from the "Chang'an Forum on Chinese Literature and Art". This forum is sponsored by the Chinese Literary Critics Association, the Propaganda Department of the Shaanxi Provincial Party Committee and Northwest University, and is hosted by the Chinese Literary Criticism Base of Northwest University. The book manuscript is composed of speeches and commissioned manuscripts from leaders and experts who participated in the conference, and is organized around four aspects: cultural confidence and world perspective, realism and Chinese tradition, Chinese aesthetics and contemporary presentation, and online literature and art and the aesthetics of the times. The speakers are all leaders of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and well-known professors and scholars in literary criticism.

The study of classics is an important part of the field of ancient literature research. Various issues related to classics involve the overall context of ancient literature. Although the papers in this book have different perspectives and titles, they all reflect the authors' thinking on various levels of classic research to varying degrees: some reinterpretation of existing literary classics, some discovery and shaping of new classics, some attention to the causes, paths and mechanisms of the generation of classics, or exploration of the historical and cultural reasons behind the canonization process. Multi-dimensional perspectives and unique text interpretations have gathered into the collective thinking of a group of young scholars.

This book is a collection of the latest achievements in the study of Chinese Yuan history. In order to celebrate the 90th birthday of Mr. Cai Meibiao, a famous historian, member of the Honorary Division of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and honorary president of the China Yuan History Research Association, and to promote the prosperity and development of Yuan history research, Nankai University and the China Yuan History Research Association held the "Yuan History Academic Seminar to Celebrate the 90th Birthday of Mr. Cai Meibiao" in Tianjin in October 2017. The themes of the conference are: research on Yuan Dynasty inscriptions and Basiba characters, research on Yuan history from the perspective of historical language, and research on Yuan history in other fields. This book is a special edition of the "Yuan History Series" and contains more than 50 conference papers. The content covers Mr. Cai Meibiao's academic contributions and scholarship, the northern ethnic groups and the Mongols, officials and military systems in the Yuan Dynasty, scholars and families in the Yuan Dynasty, social economy and religion in the Yuan Dynasty, classics, documents and epigraphic topics of the Yuan Dynasty, etc.

"Republic of China literature" was a phenomenon that took place in more than 10 years from 1997 to 2013, from the time it was conceptualized to attracting attention from all sides. In 2013, "Republic of China Literature Discussion Collection" was published by China Social Sciences Press, which brought together the main documents of this discussion. Since 2013, this academic concept has gradually deepened. This book is the second volume. It is a collection of historical materials after the first volume, retaining representative views for academic research reference. The so-called "representative principle" refers to no longer simply repeating the views of the previous topic proposers, or repeating the ideological propositions that have been repeatedly stated in the previous period. It has its own independent opinions, and does not repeat its own views in other articles. Due to the limitation of space, a total of 29 papers were selected and 55 were included in the list. They were initially classified according to the four major sections of "continuous exploration", "in-depth reflection", "relentless development" and "rich implications".

This book is a selection of critical articles on Mr. Zhu Defa's works, and consists of four parts: "Echoes of the Solo", "Strings of the Ensemble", "Charm of the Symphony" and "Appendix". Among them, "Echoes of Solo" selects critical articles about Mr. Zhu Defa's solo works, highlighting his independent demeanor and spirit as a lone ranger in the academic field, pioneering and pioneering in the field of modern Chinese literature; "Ensemble's Chords" selects critical articles about Mr. Zhu Defa's co-authors, highlighting his personality as a senior academic who is willing to serve as a ladder and encourage young students; "The Charm of Symphony" "Power" collects critical articles on the works edited by Mr. Zhu Defa, showing his arduous exploration and in-depth cultivation of literary history writing practice as a great master of the generation; the "Appendix" part includes Zhu Defa's biography, chronology of Zhu Defa's works, chronology of reviews of Zhu Defa's works, and articles evaluating Mr. Zhu Defa's academic achievements by famous experts and scholars, reproducing his academic life course and academic status. The book is rich in content and detailed information. It not only demonstrates the academic influence and outstanding contributions of a generation of academics in the field of modern Chinese literature research, but also provides a precious academic historical document for the construction and research process of the discipline of modern Chinese literature.

Qu Yuan is our country's great patriotic poet and our country's first world cultural celebrity commemorated by people around the world. The Chu Ci created by Qu Yuan has epoch-making significance in the history of Chinese literature. Qu Yuan, both as a person and as a poet, is famous both at home and abroad. The study of Qu Yuan has become a prominent science today and is called Qu Xue. This book is a personal collection of essays about Qu Yuan's culture. More than 40 of the articles have all been published in newspapers and periodicals. The book is divided into six parts. Part One: Research on Qu Yuan and his works, mainly articles about the study of Qu Yuan and his works; Part Two: Qu Yuan and Zigui, mainly articles related to Qu Yuan and Zigui culture, landscape, etc.; Part Three: Research on Qu Yuan's Hometown, mainly articles on the study and discussion of Qu Yuan's hometown; Part Four: Dragon Boat Festival Culture, mainly articles related to Qu Yuan Guan's articles on festivals and customs such as the Dragon Boat Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, and Zongzi; Part Five: Research on Qu Gu, Wang Yi of the Eastern Han Dynasty annotated "Li Sao" "Nvyu's Chanyuan" in "Chapter of Chu" "Xi, Shen Shen Qiyu" said: "Nvyi, Qu Yuan's sister." From ancient times to the present, there are many buildings in Zigui, Qu Yuan's hometown, in memory of nvs, and there is also the custom of calling nvs as Qu Gu. The study of Qu Gu is also an integral part of the study of Qu Yuan; Part Six: Appendix contains exclusive interviews and evaluations of the author of this book from newspapers and periodicals.

Jingyin is the alias of Mr. Peng Shuzhi. "Collection of Jing Yin's Works" explores the self-conscious way of human civilization communication from three aspects: "writing to carry the Tao", "history to clarify the Tao" and "philosophy to discuss the Tao". It is Mr. Peng's new scholarly work. The book pays attention to the exchanges between Eastern and Western civilizations, the development of aesthetics in human history, and aims to pay attention to the human heart. It comprehensively displays the thinking of the older generation of historical scholars on the humanistic spirit. Now the first two volumes are published, "Philosophy Discussing Tao" and will be published in the future. The first volume of "The Collection of Jingyin's Works" is "Wen Yi Zhidao", which is divided into four parts. The first part contains the Tao of Joy; the second part contains the Tao of Beauty; the third part contains the Tao of Poetry; and the fourth part contains the Tao of Narrative. It discusses the exchanges between Eastern and Western civilizations, the development of Chinese aesthetics, and the merits of traditional Chinese scholarship. Finally, there are mixed reflections from interviews with Mr. Peng from academic circles.

Jingyin is the alias of Mr. Peng Shuzhi. "Collection of Jing Yin's Works" explores the self-conscious way of human civilization communication from three aspects: "writing to carry the Tao", "history to clarify the Tao" and "philosophy to discuss the Tao". It is Mr. Peng's new scholarly work. The book pays attention to the exchanges between Eastern and Western civilizations, the development of aesthetics in human history, and aims to pay attention to the human heart. It comprehensively displays the thinking of the older generation of historical scholars on the humanistic spirit. Now the first two volumes are published, "Philosophy Discussing Tao" and will be published in the future. The second volume of "The Collection of Jingyin's Works", "History Yi Ming Dao", is divided into six parts. The first chronicle: exploring the origins of human civilization's exchanges; the second historical chronicle: explaining the way of "consciousness" in human civilization's exchanges; the third historical chronicle: explaining the way of life of "learning from the old trees in the forest" (Part 1); the fourth historical chronicle: clarifying the way of life of "learning from the old trees in the forest" (Part 2); the fifth historical chronicle: the way of scholarly study in middle schools; and the sixth historical chronicling: the way of communication and interaction in which one can sustain the many and the many can nourish the one. Finally, there are memories and book reviews from students.

In his philosophical work "The Sound of Tai Chi - The Road to Chinese Cultural Rejuvenation", the author developed a world philosophy that integrates Chinese and Western elements and explains a road to Chinese cultural renaissance. This book brings together the author's prose, articles and poems, and uses a rich and colorful writing method to show the author's spiritual growth process from Hainan Island to Canada, and from Canada to Changchun, Jilin. , Full of rich flavor of life and simple and touching life experience, deepens the ideological system of "The Sound of Tai Chi - The Road to the Revival of Chinese Culture" in a way that closely combines life, society and history. It has rich soil in real life and is full of idealistic romantic feelings. In particular, its unique thinking and perception of love gives people profound inspiration.

Wang Jiguang, male, Han nationality, native of Lintao, Gansu Province, was born in Xinjiang in 1946. He is currently a professor at the School of History and Culture at Northwest University for Nationalities and leader of the tutor group for postgraduate students specializing in history. Since 1982, a total of 11 academic books and more than 100 papers have been published. Undertaken and completed a number of research projects. "Tribal Chronicles of Amdo Tibetan Areas", "Recruitment Examination of Sino-Tibetan Affairs in the Ming Dynasty", and "History of the Nationalities in Ancient Northern China" have been studied for many years. There are 30 monographs and papers on Tibetan studies. Among them, [Wanli] "Xining Wei Zhi" was compiled from "Tianxia County Li Bing Shu", which is the earliest local chronicle in Qinghai. It compiles volume analysis chapters, reviews and annotations; "Yong Research on Chieftain Family Genealogy in Amdo Tibetan Area" collates and collates the four ethnic minority family genealogies searched and publishes it for the first time. It has provided new information for the study of the history of the Amdo Tibetan area. This book is a collection of major articles written by Professor Wang Jiguang and his students.

Chinese silk culture is a very important part of the traditional culture of our great motherland. It embodies the wisdom and creativity of our ancestors for thousands of years, and embodies the beautiful spiritual emotions and national spirit of the Chinese nation. Silk has a splendid history, and the exquisite craftsmanship and achievements of generations of skilled craftsmen that are unparalleled in the world have formed a rich and precious intangible cultural heritage. Especially under the "Belt and Road" initiative, the significance of Silk Road and cultural research is not limited to cultural and historical value, but also has very important practical significance. This book is a selection of documents related to the research on the development of China's sericulture and silk industry, aiming to provide a basis for people to understand the history of the development of China's sericulture and silk industry. The book is divided into three parts: the first part is a silk culture research bibliography, which includes more than 220 kinds of books; the second part is a selection of excellent journal articles (abstracts), including more than 570 excellent papers; the third part is excellent journal articles, including 15 papers. The bibliographies are mainly sorted according to the Chinese pinyin order of the bibliographies. Except for thread-bound books, all the books are compiled with content summaries.

This manuscript is a collection of some of the author's papers, and the main research object is modern Chinese historical figures. These historical figures belong to two different periods, the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. They include important court officials such as Zhang Zhidong and bibliophiles such as Liang Dingfen. They involve a wide range of characters and content.

This book is a collection of papers from the International Academic Symposium "History and Prospects: Sino-Western Transportation and Chinese Civilization" and the Silk Road Economic Belt High-Level Forum. From August 19 to 20, 2014, the "History and Prospects: Sino-Western Transportation and Chinese Civilization" international academic seminar and the Silk Road Economic Belt High-Level Forum were held in Lanzhou. The seminar was jointly sponsored by the Shanghai Federation of Social Sciences and the Gansu Collaborative Innovation Center for the Inheritance and Development of Silk Road and Chinese Civilization, and was hosted by Academic Monthly magazine and the School of History and Culture of Northwest Normal University. A total of 61 articles were included in the conference proceedings, 45 were selected for this edition and 16 are in the catalogue.

The book is divided into three parts: history, language, and literature. Each volume begins with a review of more than 3,000 words, and each article has a review of two to three hundred words. There are 16 articles in the history series, including 8 commemorative articles. These articles are both commemorative and academic, such as Gu Chao's "The Friendship between Mr. Li Wenshi and Mr. Gu Jiegang - Commemorating the Centenary of the Birth of Mr. Li Wenshi", Zhang Tingyin's "Historical Facts on the Academic Exchanges between Wenshi and Mr. Gu Jiegang", Wang Xilong's "A Brief Narration of Mr. Li Wenshi - Focusing on Relevant Records", etc. The language series contains 8 academic papers, and the literature series contains 11 academic papers. The papers all reflect Mr. Li Wenshi's academic philosophy and the research direction and characteristics of northwest literature and history. In addition, there is a preface, a meeting address, a postscript, and a chronicle of Li Wenshi. There are 39 manuscripts in total, about 110,000 words. Nearly a quarter of the manuscript is commemorative articles, and the rest is academic articles.

This collection is an original work written in memory of Professor Ding Zemin by some well-known scholars currently active in the field of American history in China. It covers the fields of the American Revolution, Civil War, race and class, urban history, diplomatic history, Cold War history, and the history of the American West. Therefore, it can also be regarded as a general history of the United States that focuses on major issues. The research methods include new political history, comparative history, social history, international relations history, transnational history, and cultural history. The structure includes a through-type macro narrative, a thematic discussion of a specific period of time, or case analysis, as well as meso-level research that expands horizontal horizons. All papers are reflections and explorations based on current research results in the Chinese and American circles.

Although the articles included in this book have different contents, generally speaking, they all involve literature, culture and comparative studies between China and the West. The words in the book may commemorate the academic predecessors and reminisce about their intellectual character, or comment on academic works and explore their humanistic connotations, or look back on the past and reflect on the great changes in life and times through personal experience, or describe the experiences and experiences, and feel deeply about the vastness of the world, the richness of culture, and the importance of cross-cultural understanding due to traveling to various places. These plain words express the author's thoughts and feelings, not seeking to be profound, but seeking to be true. They can show from a small side the unusual times experienced by a generation.

A collection of micro-views of literature and history. The so-called literati refers to documents. The so-called historian refers to the miscellaneous academic history and cultural history. He was stupid and stubborn. He was born in the countryside. He went to school as a boy and spent his free time herding cattle and collecting firewood. He read very little and had no idea what academics were. In 1981, I studied in the History Department of Wuhan Normal University, where I first learned about academics. In 1985, I entered the Institute of Ancient Books of Hubei University for postgraduate study. Under the guidance of my mentor, I gained a glimpse into the academic community and began to write and publish articles. It has been nearly thirty years now. The ancients said about academics: learning is based on it, knowledge is supplemented, and talent is integrated. A fool has little knowledge and no talent. What he talks about is not the great way, but only a one-hole view, so it is called micro-viewing. Although there are concerns about the harm of pears and jujubes, I cherish my broom and gather it together to seek advice from the Fang family.

This book brings together the author's short and concise commentary, in-depth observations, prefaces written for other writers, and some speeches on reading and writing. Although the time span spans decades, it is still vivid and interesting to read. The author is good at writing thoughtful and artistic essays, which are thoughtful and interesting. From the title to the structure, this book is full of wit. "Spring Meaning", the author's name is Chun, and "Chun" refers to the author. It is the various views he expressed, his interesting anatomy of the current society, and his in-depth interpretation of the phenomenon from the perspective of a bystander.

This book collects some of Professor Hu Xin's home-written essays and literary criticism over the past 30 years. It mainly focuses on five aspects: female writing, regional feelings, film exploration, TV dialogue and author theory. He made a more in-depth and detailed interpretation and analysis of relevant literary and artistic works and cultural phenomena. Compared with Professor Hu Xin's creative writing, the discussion in this book seems to reflect the author's independent thinking and critical spirit. The broad vision, unique insights, thorough analysis, and sharp writing style make this book of high academic value and practical significance.

This book is the fifth collection of essays by Chen Congzhou, a famous Chinese artist of ancient architecture and gardens, a master of Chinese culture, and a celebrity of his generation. It includes Chen Congzhou's essays, letters and sketches from 1989 to 1992. It includes travel notes on inspections of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places, as well as records of student military training a century ago, and records Chen Congzhou's friendship with famous masters such as Kun opera artist Liang Guyin, seal engraver Ye Pinsan, and flute king Gu Zhaoqi. Visiting gardens and lakes, renovating historic sites, listening to music and flutes, collecting books and reading, reminiscing about the past... It teaches readers to learn to cherish negative things, cherish things, and cherish feelings in the world.

This book is the last collection of essays compiled by Professor Chen Congzhou during his lifetime. It is the result of the author's twenty years of hard work, combining study textual research and field research. The traditional form of Qianjia Studies is the collection of notes. Each topic is one topic, no matter how long it is, focusing on ancient buildings and gardens, but also on calligraphy and painting, cultural relics, and anecdotes and folk customs. Mr. Chen has a profound academic background and solid skills. Whenever he wants to be relaxed, careful or harmonious, he can write with ease without any sluggishness. His words are clear, elegant and elegant, which can be said to be excellent academic prose.

This book selects Miller's important articles from different aspects, including seven parts: deconstruction and practice, ethics of reading, present intervention, speech acts in literature, "others", Victorian literature, and Derrida. The topic selection was approved by Miller himself and he proposed some modifications. The collection of essays relatively comprehensively reflects Miller's academic achievements in different periods, with both theoretical elaboration and analysis of specific author works, and both historical and current perspectives. It has reference value for both literary research and cultural research.

"Remembering Mr. Lu Xun" is a representative of Xiao Hong's prose. It was first published in Chongqing Women's Life Society in July 1940 and signed by Xiao Hong. In addition to the famous prose article of the same name written by Xiao Hong, the book also contains two articles "Lu Xun's Life" by Xu Shouchang and "Lu Xun and the Youth" by Xu Guangping. Xiao Hong just used her pen to open the door of Mr. Lu Xun's house, allowing readers to see the rarely seen aspects of Lu Xun's home life; his family, home furnishings, and Lu Xun's personal character traits and quirks. In this publication, in addition to editing and proofreading the original version based on the 1946 edition of Life Bookstore, the editor has added many works by Xiao Hong on Lu Xun, covering prose, poetry, drama and other literary genres, allowing readers to get a glimpse of the friendship between the two great Chinese writers of the 20th century through Xiao Hong's words.

The imperial examination system was a system that used examinations to select officials from the Sui, Tang and Qing Dynasties. From the time when Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty established the Jinshi Department to the 31st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1905) when the imperial examination was abolished, it existed in Chinese history for more than 1,300 years. Many students in the past dynasties have participated in examinations at various levels such as provincial examinations, joint examinations, and palace examinations. Among them, the person who ranks first in high school in the imperial examination is called the number one scholar. Through the imperial examination, the imperial court raised questions about classics, meanings, or political affairs, asked difficult questions in simple terms, and solicited answers, which were used to examine the academic level and understanding of national government affairs of the candidates. This book is a collection of selected imperial examination articles from past dynasties, and has been compiled into a collection. Traditional Chinese characters have been converted into simplified Chinese characters, and variant characters have been changed into popular simplified Chinese characters. The punctuation has been unified according to the usage of modern punctuation marks, making it easier for readers to read these imperial examination articles and gain knowledge.

"Korean Studies Series" is an academic journal sponsored by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. It was founded in 1995. It has always adhered to the purpose of "cutting edge, originality, and authority" and is committed to the study of Korean Peninsula issues. It publishes articles covering various fields of Korean Peninsula issues. The book has three topics: politics, diplomacy and security; history, philosophy and culture; society, economy and management.

"Collected Essays of Lu Xun" selects Mr. Lu Xun's classic essays from 1918 to 1936. Essays are the most important type of writing in Lu Xun's creations. The essays written by Lu Xun are rich in content, sharp in language, and profound in thought, which can always inspire people's minds. The selected articles include "On the Fall of Leifeng Pagoda", "Essays under the Lamp", "In Memory of Mr. Liu Hezhen" and "For the Memory of Forgetting", etc. It also includes popular essays such as "The Road of Life", "Mentor", "Miscellaneous Thoughts" and "Nv Diao". This publication includes illustrations by Qiu Sha and Wang Weijun. The two gentlemen have painted Mr. Lu Xun's works throughout their lives and have held exhibitions at home and abroad, so they have a certain reputation. His paintings profoundly reflect the spiritual temperament of Lu Xun's works.

"Fruits Falling in the Mountains in the Rain" is a collection of Fu Fei's natural literature and ecological literature, with 50 articles divided into ten series. The articles are selected from the author's published single books "It's Late in the Mountains", "Wind Passing the Stream", "Earth Ideal", "Return to the Forest", "The Covenant of Birds", etc. It also includes 6 new works about Damao Mountain. In poetic, elegant and clear language, the book tells the story of man and nature, narrates the beauty of individual lives in nature, shapes the life value of all things in nature, describes the phenological changes in the four seasons and the primitive beauty of the earth, shows the strange beauty of the wilderness, presents Fu Fei's "new mountain aesthetics" concept, and puts forward the concept of "natural morality". The whole book is filled with an atmosphere of tranquility, pathos, simplicity, elegance and transparency.

This book invites more than a hundred well-known medical experts from 40 departments of Peking Union Medical College Hospital to tell the most impressive stories in their medical careers. These stories show the special concerns between people, but they all carry the professional responsibility of medical skills and scientific inquiry of medical science, shining with the humanistic light of medicine. The whole book is divided into three parts: "Healing", "Help" and "Comfort". By presenting the beauty of medical humanities, we can deepen people's understanding of the practical significance of building a doctor-patient community and uphold the concept of a human health community.

"Korean Studies Series" is an academic journal sponsored by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. It was founded in 1995. It has always adhered to the purpose of "cutting edge, originality, and authority" and is committed to the study of Korean Peninsula issues. It publishes articles covering various fields of Korean Peninsula issues. The book has three topics: politics, diplomacy and security; history, philosophy and culture; society, economy and management.

This book mainly organizes eight kinds of Liu Tang's miscellaneous works, divided by time, and places Liu Tang's autobiographical chronicle "Zhou Jia Lu" at the beginning, followed by three factual works on state and county affairs during Liu Tang's tenure as a prefecture and county magistrate (Zai Hui Ji Lue, Mu Dong Ji Lue, Zai De Xiao Xiao). "Notes"), followed by three works on local governance based on his life experiences ("Relief Diary", "Disaster Relief Diary", "Dongping Mission Case"), and finally a collection of Liu Tang's letters to relatives and friends ("Book Notes"), collectively known as "Bi Jian Tang Collected Works". This book brings together Liu Tang's personal official career, political concepts and many historical facts of the late Qing Dynasty. It not only adds unique resources to Shandong local literature, but also provides an extremely precious, detailed and reliable source of information for the study of society, economy, politics and culture in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It has important documentary value.

This book is a collection of papers related to the "Yushan School of Poetry" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It is divided into two parts: literature and literary theory. The literature chapter discusses the revision, arrangement and academic contribution of the Yushan Poetry School to literary classics; the literary essay chapter discusses the poetic theory, poetic orientation of the "Yushan Poetry School" and the transformation of literary trends in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.

This book analyzes and reviews representative literary phenomena and writers' works by Dongting Lake during the 40 years of China's social reform and opening up. It closely follows the natural geography, historical origins and spiritual veins of Dongting Lake. While exploring the intrinsic connections between literary phenomena, writers' works and the history and culture of the Dongting Lake region, it also focuses on exploring the theme connotation, aesthetic value, style pursuit and artistic influence of literary phenomena and literary works. The book is not only a tracing and interpretation of the works of Dongting Lake writers, but also a case analysis and empirical interpretation of Hunan literature and culture. It is of great value and significance in promoting current literary creation and research, especially regional literary creation and research.

"Be a Free Bird and Fly Over Your Mountain" is the author's debut novel written when he was twenty years old. The content of the article includes the joy of harvesting after hard work, self-comfort when you are depressed, expectations for the future, and the late discovery of your family's love for you, etc. The last few articles in the book can be regarded as a gift from the author to his emotions, hoping that he will always have the courage to measure the world with his footsteps. Do what you want to do, the world is not as bad as you think.

The Yihong Ancient Tea Ceremony is an important part of the "Wanli Tea Ceremony" and played an important role in connecting ancient China and Eurasia. This book is the collection of proceedings of the Second Yihong Ancient Tea Ceremony Academic Symposium. Through four parts: research on the cultural heritage of Yihong ancient tea ceremony, research on the history and culture of Yihong tea, research on the history and culture of "Rongmei tea", and research on the Wanli tea ceremony, the book discusses the Yihong ancient tea ceremony and related issues from the perspective of historical and cultural inquiry.

"Korean Studies Series" is an academic journal sponsored by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. It was founded in 1995. It has always adhered to the purpose of "cutting edge, originality, and authority" and is committed to the study of Korean Peninsula issues. It publishes articles covering various fields of Korean Peninsula issues. The book has three topics: politics, diplomacy and security; history, philosophy and culture; society, economy and management.

"Korean Studies Series" is a continuous publication organized by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. This volume is divided into three parts: politics and diplomacy, history and culture, and social economy. The topics include Yu Jijun's national outlook and national enlightenment education thoughts, Zhu Xi's judgment of human nature, the influence of Confucian ethics on Chinese and Korean women, the United States' identification of the "special market conditions" of the Korean oil pipeline industry, and Its influence on China, the development experience of South Korean government social media, Korean youth's career choices and entrepreneurial cognition, the construction of the "China-North Korea Economic Circle", interpretation of South Korea's economic model, South Korea's Eurasian strategy, Russia-South Korea relations since the new century, South Korea's local government's diplomacy with China, etc.

This collection includes the works "Introduction to Mental Health" and "Chronology of Major Events in Psychology" by Mr. Zhang Zhongzi (Zhang Yinian), a famous Chinese psychologist, as well as more than 30 papers, letters, and speeches. These works demonstrate the true nature of his academic thoughts. Among them, "Introduction to Mental Health" is the first domestic academic monograph on mental health. The mental health education ideas contained in it are still of great significance to today's school education and family education. "Chronology of Major Events in Psychology" is currently the most complete chronology of this discipline in China in the 20th century. Relevant articles also reflect the development and evolution of higher education and psychology in my country during the period of change.

This collection commemorates Dr. Jared, director of the Overseas Department of the Jewish Cultural Center in London, UK, and part-time researcher at the Israel Studies Center of Henan University. It includes articles and testimonials written by domestic scholars in the field of Jewish Israel studies recalling and commemorating Dr. Jared, as well as academic papers on the themes of "China's Holocaust Research," "Jewish History and Culture," and "Israel Studies." These authors are friends, colleagues or students of Jerry. They either collaborated with Jerry in academic work, or were inspired by Jerry and his spirit to engage in related research, or received various help from Jerry in their research. They hope to commemorate Dr. Jared with this collection of essays.

Inspired by ancient Chinese books such as "Yi Wen Lei Ju", this book uses parallel four-character idioms as thematic chapters, with a total of fourteen chapters. The chapters are divided into sections, and famous four-character poems are used as section titles. It mainly focuses on Chinese classical literary works, with excerpts of literary theory and extended reading taking into account ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. Recommended books focus on common and easily available and latest editions. Thinking about issues emphasizes daily life and real experience. It breaks the traditional way of selecting literary works in chronological order and divided into genres, and unfolds them in the form of special topics to better highlight the meaning of the issues. Knowledge; supplement the selection methods based on poems, essays, lyrics, and songs, and add novels, history books, and special meaningful forms and contents that have been neglected; on the basis of not omitting representative writers in literary history, highlight the most important achievements of individuals in history, focusing on representative works, good style, or outstanding ideas.

This collection is based on the articles collected in the "High-level Forum on Chinese Border Governance and the Construction of Chinese Frontier Studies" hosted by Yunnan Normal University and hosted by the School of History and Administration of Yunnan Normal University and the Institute of Chinese Frontier Studies of Yunnan Normal University. It discusses Mr. Ma Dazheng's academic thoughts on border studies. , Sorted out the exploration and practice of the construction of Chinese frontier studies in the past two decades, and formed many consensuses on accelerating the construction of Chinese frontier studies. It is hoped that under the leadership of Mr. Ma Dazheng and other older generation scholars, through the continuous efforts of the Chinese border studies academic community, certain academic support can be provided for the construction of Chinese frontier studies.

"Korean Studies Series" is a continuous publication organized by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. This volume is mainly divided into three parts: politics, diplomacy and security, history, philosophy and culture, and society, economy and management. It not only focuses on real hot issues such as the strengthening of the alliance between the United States and South Korea, relations between China and South Korea, the construction of South Korea's middle power identity, and competition among South Korean political parties, but also includes discussions on historical issues such as the analysis of the Buyeo narrative, the investigation of the relationship between Baekje and the Buk people, Yi Jima's "Four Symbols Philosophy", and the Han Confucian Tuigye Theory. It basically reflects the latest progress in domestic research in related fields.

This collection is divided into three parts. The "Essay on Beauty" reflects Mr. Pang Anfu's theoretical contribution to the great discussion of aesthetics in the 1960s and 1980s. His research objects of aesthetics, discussions on the nature of natural beauty, and judgments on the relationship between social beauty, artistic beauty and natural beauty were original and highly enlightening at that time and even today; "Art" Although the "Art Chapter" has a clear mark of the times, the discussion on the beauty of artistic forms and the analysis of the characteristics of short stories are very insightful; the "Aesthetic Education Chapter" is a part of "Introduction to Youth Aesthetic Education" that was independently completed by Mr. Pang. It is also the extension and implementation of Mr. Pang's thoughts on social beauty, natural beauty, and artistic beauty in aesthetic education.

"Korean Studies Series" is an academic journal sponsored by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. It was founded in 1995. It has always adhered to the purpose of "cutting edge, originality, and authority" and is committed to the study of Korean Peninsula issues. It publishes articles covering various fields of Korean Peninsula issues. The book has three topics: politics, diplomacy and security; history, philosophy and culture; society, economy and management.

The author of this book, Mr. Qi Peirong, is a professor at Hebei Normal University and an expert in philology and exegesis. This collection is divided into three parts: exegesis volume, text volume, and essay volume. The exegetical volume is a selection from Mr. Qi's monograph "Introduction to Chinese Hermeneutics" and is his representative work, showing Mr. Qi's skill in exegesis; the text volume is a selection from Mr. Qi's monograph "Introduction to Chinese Philology", which discusses various academic issues involved in Chinese philology before the oracle bone inscriptions were discovered, and provides the literature materials in as much detail as possible; the thesis volume collects three papers by Mr. Qi. The selected monographs and papers are rich in content and easy to understand. You will benefit a lot from reading them.

This book brings together the outstanding scientific research results of provincial and ministerial second-class awards and above that have been obtained by scientific researchers in the past 40 years since the establishment of the Qinghai Academy of Social Sciences. The content covers the main subject research fields of the Qinghai Academy of Social Sciences, and focuses on the achievements of the Qinghai Academy of Social Sciences in different historical periods. The fruitful scientific research results reflect the hard work of scientific researchers of the Qinghai Academy of Social Sciences in providing theoretical support and think tank services to promote the economic and social development of Qinghai Province. They are a vivid epitome and academic imprint of the prosperity and development of philosophy and social sciences in Qinghai Province over the past 40 years of reform and opening up.

This book demonstrates the academic achievements of Mr. Gong Langu. The book is divided into seven parts: "Modern and Contemporary Literature Review", which mainly analyzes the content structure, artistic characteristics, ideological connotation, etc. Of representative works in the history of modern and contemporary literature; "Research on Ancient Poetry", which mainly analyzes and studies the characteristics of the works of famous ancient Chinese poetry authors; "Research on the Book of Songs" mainly describes the research on the Book of Songs from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, sorting out the research context of the ancient Chinese Book of Songs; "Novel in Literary Creation", "Prose in Literary Creation", "Poetry in Literary Creation" and "Translation of Literary Works" are mainly works created and translated by the author, from which we can get a glimpse of the author's writing style and ideological characteristics.