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In the 1700s, there were bright stars on the historical scroll, including Cao Xueqin, Dai Zhen, Ji Xiaolan, Yuan Mei, and Zheng Banqiao in the east, and Kant, Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, Goethe, Schiller, Mozart, and Beethoven in the west. Their life trajectories were different but overlapped and resonated. These philosophers, writers, musicians, and artists are dedicated to different categories of art and knowledge, but they share the same thought of human nature-what is a human being? What is human nature? They looked at each other from all over the place, forming a splendid galaxy in the intellectual history of the eighteenth century with dazzling light. More than ten ideological giants, with different fate trajectories, vividly restored historical situations and integrated rich life insights.

This book brings together the unforgettable moments captured by the author from childhood to adulthood and the promising future of life. For example, the author's childhood relationship with Peking Opera, calligraphy and painting, the unforgettable experience of going to the village to buy old objects when he grew up, and the heart-pounding memories of going to the mountains to collect opera boxes from the Republic of China period, and reminiscing with his grandfather about watching Peking Opera masters such as Ma Lianliang, Mei Lanfang, and Cheng Yanqiu more than 60 years ago. The scene during the performance; it also writes the story of teacher Li Zuming, the son of Ma Lianliang's violinist Li Muliang, the appreciation and understanding of the paintings of Mr. Liu Lingcang, a painter who left his hometown, and the delicious and fun things in the countryside and all kinds of interesting things when his father was a tailor...

The book has six parts. "The Past is Like Yesterday" records the author's unforgettable and happy childhood experiences and experiences; "Caressing Time" expresses the author's feelings about married life and gratitude to his mother; The author's discussion about the Spring Festival travel season, college entrance examination, neighbors, etc.; "Let's Go and Wander" is a travel narrative; "Between Light and Shadow" records the author's thoughts and feelings after watching the movie; "Sealed with a Kiss" expresses the ardent expectation and care for the children. Don't love so much, just love a little. This "little bit" is not selfishness or stinginess, but relaxation and self-love. Because this is the love of a wise man that should be possessed.

This is a collection of essays divided into eight parts. There are the author's various feelings, thoughts and feelings; there are feelings and admiration for outstanding and outstanding figures in history and contemporary times; there are perceptions and hopes for life and the world; there are cognition, understanding and appreciation of all kinds of beauty; there is also infinite loyalty to ideals and beliefs; there are also some deep feelings of the author himself. The author's deep emotions in the book express the author's gratitude for life and praise for sharing, and express his love for life in a detailed and sensitive way.

The two boys, Gu Ji and Zhou Yun, occupied the food and sex, while the two girls, Mi Xiaowei and Dai Sisi, occupied the fame and fortune. Gu Xiang and Li Yu, two chaotic living treasures, do not seek money or rights, but want to stay together forever. Everyone has different pursuits, and no one can say that they are nobler than the other. It's just that those who seek wealth become destitute and even become beggars who lose their beauty, clever tongue, eyes, and limbs, while those who seek fame become infamous and have no one around. The sex seeker died miserably under the peonies. Only good eaters can taste all the delicacies in the world and live a happy life. And Gu Xiang and Li Yu, the two promiscuous living treasures, do not seek money, power, beauty and food, but they seek to stay together forever and finally achieve perfection.

In the vast world, we always meet so many people passing by in a hurry, so many ordinary and even humble people, things and things, so many existences that you have never thought of, but which truly warm and move you. We always like to look up to find something, but we forget that the clear and prosperous beauty is actually at your feet, around you, wherever you look, as long as you learn to listen, learn to meditate, and learn to be as soft and kind as water. Then, every flower, grass, tree and wood in nature will become your poetic, spiritual and indispensable life wealth. This book is divided into five volumes, each touching and explaining the warmth and beauty of this world that we have overlooked from different angles and perspectives!

Last winter, it snowed heavily in Qujing, Yunnan, and it was extremely cold. All the leaves of the willow tree have fallen off, leaving only bare branches. In the north, heavy snowfall occurs almost every winter. But in Yunnan, which is like spring all year round, snow is particularly rare and precious, and sometimes there is no trace of it for many years. This spring, the willow trees that lost their leaves in the cold wind quickly sprouted green buds, but the willow tree facing the classroom door remained silent. A painter friend of mine was so anxious that after class every day, he would run under the willow tree to take a look. A big man in his forties with a beard spends all day looking around under the willow tree, which makes people feel strange.

There are a total of 35 manuscripts included in this book. Nine of them were written before I came to work in the association, but they were naturally written in Wan Qing's year, and they have not been included in the several books I published before; the other two are my respected friends' experience summaries about the association's member units. In order to reflect the integrity of the association's work, I also included them in "Wan Qing's Essays" to meet readers. The Party Journal Office of the Jilin Provincial Party Committee General Office's work record on the provincial private enterprises and small and medium-sized enterprise associations is indeed a very important investigation, so I will publish it as a postscript to this book. In addition, in order to reflect my work and life during this period from multiple perspectives, I also included more than 10 of my calligraphy works and many photos in the book.

Use the fragrance of pen and ink to share the past, about struggle, about dreams, about respect, about self-discipline, and about balance. Five chapters: Spring Flowers, Summer Dreams, Autumn Fruits, Winter Hidden and Day and Night, collect images from work, seminars, home, travel and interesting things. With personal writing, looking forward to the future, forty-one words and more than a hundred scenes remind myself that there is no turning back in struggle and dreams, and that respect and self-discipline are the only way to gain popularity; the harmony of yin and yang, and the balance of day and night are the most sexy delicacies of a woman; this is the life that independent women should advocate and stick to in the new era.

The snow was falling heavily, and the ground was completely white. Looking at the majestic Qinling Mountains from afar, it's hard to tell which is the mountain and which is the sky. Guanzhong's mother - the eight hundred miles of Qinchuan land, covered with thick white quilts, squinting her eyes, waiting peacefully for more and heavier snow to fall. This is how heaven and earth silently nurture their hard-working and simple children. The wind is quite dissatisfied with everything in front of it. It either blows the originally warm world into a cold state, or stirs up the originally peaceful world into darkness, as if it wants to be the master of the world and redistribute everything in the world. The children of Qinchuan are like anywhere in the world. Some are poor and some are rich; some laugh and cry; some bully others and are bullied; some live a lifetime of prosperity and honor, while some suffer hardships throughout their lives.

This book focuses exclusively on the purpose of life, and every chapter remains true to its purpose. In view of the careful planning of the ideological context and the lingering thoughts on human nature and human feelings, the writing should not be broken into chapters. Therefore, each article adopts a different perspective, and each topic is discussed into its own chapter. The thoughts behind the book. The first is coming from a poor background. When I was born, my family had parents and two older brothers. There are several acres of thin fields, but the land is barren and there is no harvest. The courtyard is leaky, the house is bare, the door is bare, the door is open, the door is open, the door is open, the door is open, the door is open, the house is empty, and the sun is on the ground, almost begging to survive. When I grew up, my mother told me: When I was half a year old, I had scabies all over my body and could only breathe weakly. My neighbors said I couldn't survive. My mother reluctantly put me in a broken basket, smeared black coal on my face, and sent me to a deserted grave on the outskirts of the village on the hillside when it got dark. My mother was worried all night because I was still breathing when she sent me away. So, before dawn the next day, she went alone to the grave to see if I was dead or alive.

The author Brigitte Lin said: "My "In front of the Mirror and Behind the Mirror" was published on my birthday this year. It is a birthday gift to myself, so that I can share my thoughts, my thoughts and the characters I describe with everyone during the epidemic." "In front of the Mirror and Behind the Mirror" is Brigitte Lin's third prose work. After "In the Window" and "Clouds Gone and Clouds Come", she continues to talk about what she has experienced and the people she knows. The end of the book includes several "words from friends" who knew each other at different times and witnessed Qingxia's growth. Years of reading have enriched her creative inspiration. People and things around her have become the protagonists in her writings, and she can pick them up casually and smoothly. She enjoys reading and writing. She observes things in detail and writes vividly, revealing her true feelings. This book also debuts many frames of photos of her life, all of which were personally selected by Brigitte Lin.

Many people have the psychology of seeking fame. Therefore, people flock to famous mountains, famous rivers, famous scenery, famous buildings, famous pavilions, famous gardens, famous temples, famous rocks and famous trees. They gather together with friends and relatives, help the old and the young, walk shoulder to shoulder, and come and go like a weave. Hence the saying "Don't attack Mount Tai when you return, don't look at Mount Huang when you return". If it's just for the sake of conquering Mount Tai and Huangshan, there's nothing wrong with it.

On the 30th anniversary of Sanmao's death, Chen Tianci, Sanmao's biological niece and the younger sister of the twins, wrote 22 reminiscence essays to recall the days when she was young and lived with her aunt. Photographer Xiao Quan, who took the last portrait of Sanmao, said: "Sanmao's greatest spirit is to decide her own life." Director Yan Hao said: "People call her Little Sun, but in fact she is very lonely." Sanmao mostly has this image in the eyes of outsiders. But in the innocent eyes of a child, what kind of unknown side does this legendary woman have?

This book is an educational essay for front-line teachers. It contains accurate interpretations of educational ideas, sharing of educational techniques, and analysis and solutions to practical educational problems. The content is pragmatic and highly operational.

Did you know that Zhang Jiuling's reason for resignation was "Mom told me to go home"? Do you know that Wen Tingyun drank too much and talked nonsense, and played a good hand of cards to pieces? Do you know that Gao Qi spent ten years as a pauper and was finally promoted to an official? These stories that happened a thousand years ago are more interesting and more relatable than celebrity gossip. Chen Ziang, Luo Yin, Wei Yingwu, Li He... They are not the "first-line" poets of the Tang Dynasty, but they are also "Northern drifters" of the Tang Dynasty, constantly striving for the life they want in the cold reality. Some have successfully come aboard and gained fame and fortune, while others have been in ruins throughout their lives and have become the talk of the town. However, their poems and aspirations have traveled through thousands of years and come to us. They used poetry to describe the joys, sorrows and joys of life, and also used poetry to describe the glory and darkness of the Tang Dynasty. This is a youth version of the record of the talents of the Tang Dynasty, and it is also a three-hundred-year history of the Tang Dynasty connected by ten talented poets.

The manuscript is a long prose written by Han Yongqiang, a famous essayist in the province, for the old hero Zhang Fuqing. In the style of a long prose, the manuscript truly and vividly depicts the life of the old hero Zhang Fuqing who never forgot his original intention and kept his fame: in the army, he protected his family and country and fought bloody battles; when he was in the local area, he was selfless and devoted to the public service, benefiting the people. It eulogizes Zhang Fuqing's noble sentiments of not caring about fame and fortune, sticking to his original intention and never changing his true character.

"Can you calm down your heart?" The preface to the Chinese translation of "Walden Pond" first raised this question. Obscure and difficult to read may be many people's first impression of the book "Walden". How do the freshmen of Tsinghua University's class of 2016 view this issue? In the summer of 2016, Qiu Yong, President of Tsinghua University, gave the book "Walden" as a gift to every incoming Tsinghua freshman. When I first read this book, the students had the same reaction as most people. It was difficult to calm down and enter the author's world. But as the reading progressed, the students gradually felt the "power of tranquility" derived from the book. After enrolling, the freshmen wrote their reflections one after another. This book was compiled after repeatedly selecting from many reflections. Tsinghua students from all over the country wrote about their thoughts on the minimalist life of the author Thoreau, or expressed their yearning for peace of mind in the hustle and bustle, or thought about the impact of the "Walden Pond" on campus, or found the original intention of pursuing their dreams... Expressing their understanding and insights in different words.

This manuscript is a first-level Chinese language teacher who has been teaching for nearly 40 years. He describes and reflects on his life and work, as well as his thoughts and summaries on Chinese teaching and the relationship between teachers and students. It is in the form of poetry, prose, speeches, educational articles, etc. The language is fluent and vivid, and it is highly readable. It is divided into six parts: spring and autumn threads, Chinese wind chimes, teachers and students' heart imprints, life taste buds, rural footprints and urban light and shadow.

This book is the masterpiece of He Shanni. He has poured into it stories related to his youth for more than 20 years. The story contains passionate love, dialogue and thinking when a person is lonely, and also a hymn to youth without regrets. Once these stories were broadcast on Himalayan Shani Radio, nearly half a million listeners have liked and followed them. I only hope that those who read them can feel the same warmth and care as the listeners, and experience the regretlessness of youth, as well as the truth, goodness and beauty of the world!

"Selected Works of Wen Qianyi·Essay Volume" records teacher Wen Qianyi's many essays about: Wuming Island, Jiangbei's Stars, Father, Workplace, etc., Among which the main ones record the beautiful Harbin. Between the lines is the simplicity, sublimity and warmth of life by the beautiful riverside. It records every bit of life, records a city, and records every bit of a person's life living in a beautiful city!

"Liu Guang" includes more than 30 essays, including "Written to You", "Original Heart", "What I Have", "Former Home, Former Home", "Looking Back", "Spring Couplets", "Quest", "My Concept of Love", "Circle", "Life, No Quality", "Imitation", "Old Man", "Searching for Roots", "Flowing Snow", and "Doctor Xu".

This book records Hankjie's help to Chinese students studying in Germany through KAAD funding since the 1980s, and commemorates the experience of these students studying in Germany. It is not only a way of recording ideological and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, but also an important part of global history research. It reflects the historical trajectory of China's economic and social development from one side and has very important research value.

This book records the author's nine-day trek around Namtso Lake in Tibet - unfolding from the Tibetan customs and the daily life of Tibetan compatriots. There are vast and magnificent plateau grasslands, snow-capped rolling ridges and unpredictable and extreme weather. Walking freely on this mysterious plateau, pure dignity will shine in the footsteps under your feet!

This is a collection of essays, which the author gradually accumulated and understood while living in the world. It is written by the author's insights in a non-linear state and is the true embodiment of his thoughts. The book is divided into four chapters: people, life, human affairs, and the world. Some articles have several thousand words, and some have more than a dozen words. The language is concise, the writing is beautiful, and the reasoning is thorough. The content mainly covers the author's essays from 2015 to 2019, involving many aspects of life such as economy, investment, love, friendship, art, education, etc. The author has written his own thoughts on these aspects, revealing his attitude towards life and way of life between the lines, which can bring some enlightenment to readers.

By reviewing his own growth experience, the author shares his experiences of moving overseas and studying and living in international schools with domestic children and parents. He also shares the inspiration he received and the various possibilities he saw in international schools with domestic readers, allowing readers to understand foreign education and life from the perspective of children, as well as the life attitudes of contemporary young people. This book describes the author's education and learning and various social activities he participated in in detail. It also expresses adolescent children's views on feelings and love. It is hoped that readers can look at the emotional problems of adolescent children rationally. This is a story book full of joy. I hope this book can broaden readers' horizons and add another perspective to the problem.

Grandpa and I are ninety and ten years old. In the late 1970s, that turbulent era, he helped me grow up, and I accompanied him throughout his life. A life grows tall and strong like a small tree, but a life slowly falls down like an old tree. Silent love is the only reason we live in the world.

Every story in the book is about writing the truest self, corresponding to the self that hides and does not want to face life. The growth process of more than 20 years includes warmth, touchingness, kindness and softness. Use the most emotional language to write the most beautiful and touching stories. They exist in childhood memories, current experiences, and expectations for the future... The pounding heart of a teenager, the beautiful imprint of youth, the hurt and pain in growing up, laughter and tears, the pursuit and loss in struggle, the longing and awakening of love, are shared with you through "Please be warm, no matter how cold the world is". Let you get the most soothing resonance and understanding in the deepest move.

"My Literary Award" is a collection of writer Bernhard's memories of several literary awards he won and the speeches he gave at the award ceremony. Bernhard is a frequent recipient of literary awards and has won dozens of important awards, including the most important Buchner Prize in German literature, the Austrian National Prize, etc. But he soon lost interest in winning awards and refused to accept any literary awards. In the mid-1970s, Bernhard was twice nominated as a candidate for the Nobel Prize. In the end, the Swedish jury decided to avoid touching this thorn in view of his attitude towards the award.

The set includes: "Please Wake Me Up Before You Leave", "Stitches of Time", "Be a Bright-hearted Person" and "But I Just Don't Like It". "Wake Me Up Before You Leave" is about: This book is a new upgrade of "Please Wake Me Up Before You Leave" by young writer Lu Sihao. It has been accumulated for 5 years, 150,000 words, 42 sincere stories, more than 20 color illustrations of the concept of "emotional reproduction", more than 40 immersive BGM accompanying readings, and a bonus silhouette card that "accompany you to see the scenery along the way", full of sincerity. You may meet "old friends" in the book, but this time you will read "new stories of old friends", and the most important thing is that you will get to know a brand new yourself. "Stitches of Time" is about: "Stitches of Time" is a very healing prose work. The author Ogawa Ito, who lives in Germany, uses fresh and meaningful writing to describe the daily life in Berlin and the infinite recollection of the past. "Be a person with a bright heart" is about: "Be a person with a bright heart" is a new collection of essays by senior media person, writer, and founder of independent bookstore Jetlag [Dark Cloud Dresser] after "I'm fine, Mom". The dark cloud dresser, Gemini, is a senior media person and columnist. He once served as the main person in charge of the Chinese version of magazines such as GQ and Esquire Fine. Later, he traveled and wrote alone, writing about the world from a unique perspective, and published the work "I'm OK, Mom". "But I Just Don't Like It" is about: This book is a collection of Wu Xiaole's 21 sharp essays on gender, growth, career choice, dreams, relationship with family and other topics.

The books in this book are all divided into chapters and classified according to the specific content. They are highly readable, operable and informative. It is also the best version for collection and display in libraries at all levels.

The books in this book are all divided into chapters and classified according to the specific content. They are highly readable, operable and informative. It is also the best version for collection and display in libraries at all levels.

The books in this book are all divided into chapters and classified according to the specific content. They are highly readable, operable and informative. It is also the best version for collection and display in libraries at all levels.

You can't take anything with you in your life, so you have to make your life meaningful. The way to live a meaningful life is to make more people happy because of your existence!

The subject matter of this book is autobiographical prose, describing his life and study experience in rural Shandong from 1970 to 1990. Here are the hardships and pains of a rural child growing up to become a city citizen; the ideological journey of a law student from school to society; the life experience of a grassroots judge from rural court to county town and then to urban court; the growth and cost of a grassroots government legal staff; the attachment and pursuit of family, family ties, and friendships of a son, a husband, a father, and a friend;

This rain has been falling along with time, accompanying us from the time we met to the time we grow old.

The most outstanding quality of Xingwei's prose is simplicity. The words that have been washed away are like cloth that has been washed with clean water, and they are made of pure cotton, making people read it in a friendly and natural way, as if they are actually inside. Let the words and the people and things in the words breathe and have spirituality. Once the lens of his writing is focused on the various conditions of the human world, his words are full of electricity, gain warmth and strength, and return to their original nature, becoming lush and green. Beauty has always been in his heart, it is a god, and it is what he regards as the highest state of being a writer and a human being. Whether he writes about daily life, personal preferences, or the scenery and customs of traveling around the world, as long as he twists the boundaries of writing, this beauty will automatically appear, along with elegance. Therefore, his prose has the charm and rhythm of poetry.

"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" is a collection of short classical Chinese novels compiled by Pu Songling in the Qing Dynasty. It is Pu Songling's masterpiece and took more than 30 years to complete when he was around 40 years old. Annotated by Li Boqi.

Includes Tie Yang's prose works published in newspapers and periodicals in the past three or four years. It is a diligent and sincere record made in words by an 84-year-old art worker based on his long-term accumulation of discoveries and insights about painting and art, as well as his thoughts on life, country, and the essence of life. He said that the reason why he wanted to write was because he had too many stories in his heart. As a painter, he observes life with trained eyes, so his words have a unique look.

The collection of essays "Mountains and Rivers are Bright" uses female vision, an aesthetic perspective, and literary language to conduct a new exploration, interpretation, interpretation and expression of the mountains, rivers, landforms, history and humanities, and urban life of the city of Chongqing, thereby revealing the vitality, charm, and uniqueness of Chongqing, and answering why Chongqing is a must-visit place. The author interprets Chongqing with full passion, smart writing style and beautiful language. The writing style of this book is natural and natural, the writing style is both magnificent and heroic, and the flowing flow and brushwork complement each other. This is a modern Chongqing person who uses words as a horse to gallop around his hometown. In the discovery and affectionate eulogy of his hometown, he finds the basis for the growth of Chongqing city and Chongqing people and the freedom of soul residence.

Although Mr. Rover's life was full of ups and downs, it was also rich and colorful. He was a newspaperman, a writer, a poet, a literary critic, a collector and connoisseur of paintings and calligraphy works, and a book planner and publisher. Of course, he is also a united front worker of the party. In more than seventy years of work and life, he has formed profound friendships with many mentors and friends. Here are colleagues in career, close friends in literature, old friends in times of adversity, and new acquaintances who cherish each other. During his stay in Beijing and after returning to Hong Kong, he wrote a large number of articles in memory of his old friends, expressing his sincere feelings and also containing his laments about the fate of the characters and the era in which he lived. These articles are scattered in newspapers in the mainland and Hong Kong, and most of them have been collected in published works such as "Collected Works of Rover". This book compiles representative articles as a commemoration of the "flowering season" of Mr. Rover and his generation.

In Wang Yan's view, integrating space, images, history and personal experience into a new narrative is an experiment in style and an exploration of ideas. "Through the Depth of Time" is the result of this effort. The book is divided into three volumes: The first volume, "Arabian Nights," focuses on the Middle East and South Asia, from Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Turkey to India, and pays attention to the historical evolution of the conflict of civilizations. The second series, "Nostalgic for the Winter Palace," is based on his old memories of traveling in Europe, coupled with his movie-watching experience, and uses "passionate" issues such as war, revolution, the Iron Curtain, student unrest, and terror to leverage and enrich the narrative and experience of the world revolution in the 20th century. The third volume of "American Smoke and Water" carefully observes the biggest changes in technology, media, and concepts around us in daily moments, giving ideas, art, and politics an unlimited future. The author hopes to bring personal observation into overall thinking through this book, and sincerely invites readers to enter the inner world, observe, feel and discuss together, and experience colorful experiences together.

"The Knights of the Year - Literati and Scholars of Modern China" is a collection of biographies, which includes 29 biographies (including four "appendices") of 25 people who have made achievements in the fields of literature, culture, and education from the late Qing Dynasty to modern times. The book is divided into three volumes. The first two volumes describe the scholars of the late Qing Dynasty and the May Fourth Movement respectively, while the third volume recalls the teachers who led the author on the academic path. The order of arrangement of each article is based on the birth year of the author. Different from biographies written by writers, which focus on storytelling, the author is a scholar, and what he records and discusses are mostly "profiles", which all contain the author's personal feelings and academic discoveries, with a distinct "academic essay" color. Therefore, although the author defines the intended readers as "the public", here (as the author puts it), the scope of the "public" may be accurately defined as readers with certain cultural accomplishments and literary and historical background. If you cannot supplement the background knowledge of the "one point is not as good as the rest" during the reading process, you will not be able to understand the spirit, temperament and taste of the protagonist, as well as the literary color revealed between the lines of the author's words. In this update, two articles commemorating teachers from Sun Yat-sen University have been deleted, and eight new articles have been added to discuss Su Manshu, Jiang Menglin, Zhang Jingsheng, Qian Mu, Zhu Ziqing, and Jin Yong.

India, Turkey, Easter Island, Kazakhstan, Venezuela, Gabon, Lesotho, the Galapagos, over the years I have been walking, and the novelty common to newbies has gradually given way to a calm curiosity about strange worlds. Years of experience have made me more neutral, and I am no longer swayed by concepts that sound politically correct. I have learned to view various situations in the world with a more peaceful attitude and carefully explore the laws within it. In a word, the more human stories I know, the less prejudice I have about the world.

"There is a Kind of Pure Light in the World" records the slow-cooking life of Bai Luomei, a millionaire best-selling author. In a leisurely and elegant style, the author truthfully presents her daily life and the clear lights in the world that she cherishes: the spiritual and beautiful natural vegetation, the old and deceased parents in her hometown, the cup of tea that accompanied her in difficult times, and the leisurely enjoyment of time and loneliness. The clear light of life can be seen in a curtain of mist, a fallen leaf, and a grain of dust. Live modern life with the elegance and integrity of the ancients, slow down your heart in the rush of life, and become a modern person who understands life.

Life is a big gray pen. No matter what color you are, it will eventually paint everyone the same color. Solitude is like an eraser that wipes away the dust of life so that the soul can reveal its original appearance. "The Soul Needs Solitude" is the culmination of Feng Jicai's 40 years of spiritual prose. It is written for every modern person who likes to be alone and longs for communication. With a delicate and dexterous heart and gentle and smooth writing, Mr. Feng amplifies the beauty of every detail in life, guiding readers to face their true selves and gain peace of mind and freedom in the noisy world. Mr. Feng said: "Loneliness leads to the two poles of the spirit, one is despair, the other is boundless freedom." When you learn to be alone, your soul can dwell poetically and life can be spent peacefully.

This is a collection of essays, the author's writing about his hometown. Each article in it is either from Beijing or from his hometown, and most of them wander between the two. The articles included in this book include nostalgia, family affection, love, what I saw, heard and thought about in the capital, and other inevitable reflections on life. The author always remembers his own identity and the land where he was born and raised, so the article is sincere and emotional.

This book tells the story of life in eight of the most distinctive cities in China: Shanghai, Hangzhou, Lhasa, Chongqing, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, and Harbin. The author lives in different cities, showing the differences in tradition, scenery, food, urban character, and urban people in the east, west, north, and south, allowing readers to experience different lifestyles and perceptions. This book not only contains beautiful pictures, beautiful scenery, and beautiful articles, but also contains insights into life and in-depth thoughts on travel and life.

This book is a collection of essays by the author on the study of Lu Xun. The content covers topics that have not been noticed in the study of Lu Xun for many years, such as: the antagonism between the brothers Lu Xun and Zhou Zuoren, the controversy over Mrs. Zhu An's sale of Lu Xun's book collection, why Lu Xun did not return to Shaoxing, a new explanation of "abandoning medicine to pursue literature", and why Lu Xun left Beijing? Did Lu Xun ever become a professor? Ever attended college? Lu Xun and Badaowan, Xintaimen and Lu Xun's former residence, Lu Xun's official career, diplomas and academic qualifications, positions and professional titles, was Lu Xun deceived into returning to China? Mr. Fujino's perspective on Lu Xun, the family background of young Lu Xun, and the relationship between Lu Xun and his first wife Zhu An, etc. The author defines it as a study of marginal materials about Lu Xun. Many of the contents are issues that have been ignored by Lu research circles for many years. The author tries to get closer to the real Lu Xun from a new perspective and in plain language.