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"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

This book is a collection of some important articles by Mr. Wang Fansen, academician of Academia Sinica, and can be divided into four parts. The first is the author's reflections during the historical research process, and his observations and reflections on academic trends, especially issues in the field of historical research. This is summarized by the author as "Why Geniuses Come in Groups", which is used as the title of this book. The second is the speech scripts "If I Had to Do a Graduate Student Again" and "Let's Talk Again If I Were a Graduate Student." The author combined his own experience and understanding to talk about what he thinks a graduate student majoring in history should learn, do, and pay attention to. The third is the author's recollections of several of his teachers, including Yu Yingshi, Mou Fuli, Du Xide, etc. The fourth is the record of several interviews conducted by the author.

This book contains 37 papers published by the author from 1994 to 2019, including 15 academic papers on literary research, 16 papers on news communication and media economics and management, and 6 papers on media investment. It mainly records the author's journey from literary academic research to news media academic research over the past twenty years, from the news media academic research world to the news media industry, and then from the news media industry to the cultural media investment industry. It records the author's thinking process and insights into literature and media, and reflects his life trends, career and value pursuits from one side.

"Translation 40" is a set of world famous works and translated works by famous writers with prominent positions in literary history carefully selected and published by Shanghai Translation Publishing House on the occasion of its 40th anniversary. The "Translation 40" book series was thus created. The "Translation 40" works cover literary classics from English, French, German, Japanese, Russian and other countries, including 40 works such as "The Count of Monte Cristo", "The Red and the Black", "Pride and Prejudice", "Anna Karenina", "Gone with the Wind", and "Faust". They have been redesigned and launched in a new form. The Translation Masterpiece Series has since opened a new era of "Translation 40".

This set is a comprehensive collection of all the works of Susan Sontag, the "first critic on both sides of the Atlantic" and "the conscience of the American public", including her writings, novels and diaries. It is divided into two series of 8 volumes each. The second volume is the literature and diary section. The books include "The Benefactor", "The Death Box", "Heart Questions: Sontag's Short Stories", "Volcano Lover", "Alice in Bed", "In America"; the diary "Rebirth" and "The Heart is a Servant of the Body". This set of books is the largest complete collection of works by contemporary Western first-class thinkers, critics and writers that has been introduced and published in the entire Chinese-speaking world so far. It has milestone significance in China's contemporary ideological circles, academia, criticism, literature and culture, and publishing circles.

This book is the first academic work to systematically study the literary dialect of the Ming Dynasty, and is another masterpiece in Fudan University's "Research Series on Modern Chinese Literary Criticism". The author, Dr. Gong Zongjie, graduated from Fudan University and worked as a postdoctoral fellow and researcher at Hong Kong Baptist University. He has a solid academic foundation and a broad vision. He is currently a rising young scholar. Since his doctoral stage, he has spent several years comprehensively cleaning up the catalog of Ming Dynasty literature and speech, and has accumulated a profound literature foundation. , Which extends to text and culture, and carries out multi-level research, starting from the discourse system and its evolution of Ming Dynasty literary speech, text generation and production, expression strategies and its significance, as well as plain speech in the perspective of article criticism and plain speech in the social and cultural context, etc., To conduct a comprehensive and in-depth discussion. At the end is the "General Catalog of Ming Dynasty Wenhua", from which readers can have an overview of Ming Dynasty Wenhua.

Since Wang Anshi and Xining's reform, party struggles have become increasingly fierce and politics have gone through several iterations. In the process, a large number of officials were demoted from the court, even to the extreme poverty. Demotion became the political norm in the middle and late Northern Song Dynasty. The decline of political status will naturally affect their cultural mentality and be reflected in literary creation. Under the pressure of being relegated, scholar-bureaucrats escaped from reality, avoided direct confrontation with authoritarian forces, and used Buddhist Zen to relieve their pain. This mentality made the pursuit of "plainness" and the respect for "law" become the basic tendency of literature, especially poetry creation, in the middle and late Northern Song Dynasty. The group of poets generally showed a transformation from worshiping Su to studying Huang, and eventually formed the influential Jiangxi School of Poetry, which profoundly changed the literary landscape of the middle and late Northern Song Dynasty. All of this is the result of the complex changes in political culture since the early Song Dynasty, and demotion is undoubtedly an extremely important link and even a decisive factor.

This book is divided into two parts: (1) Qin Opera language. It mainly examines the pronunciation of Qin Opera, the rhymes of Qin Opera, the vocabulary of Qin Opera, the style and rhetoric of Qin Opera, and discusses the characteristics and causes of various linguistic phenomena. (2) Qin Opera and Qin folk customs. It mainly discusses the relationship between Qin Opera and Qin people, and the folklore phenomena such as family concepts, daily life, wedding and funeral customs, and folk beliefs in the Guanzhong area reflected in Qin Opera.

This book selects classic and representative works from Zhou Bangyan's poetry. Mr. Liu Sifen, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, writes an introduction. He also translates and annotates each poem and briefly introduces the relevant background and allusions. On the one hand, Mr. Liu's vernacular translation is clear and easy to understand, and corresponds to the original text sentence by sentence, making it easy to understand; on the other hand, it is "faithful, expressive and elegant", and the translation itself is also poetic and very beautiful. It can help readers who love classical poetry better understand and appreciate the beauty of halal poetry, and can also be used as a reference when creating. The long introduction at the front of the book not only comprehensively introduces Zhou Bangyan's life and achievements from the perspective of a literary historian, as well as his acceptance of his predecessors and his influence on future generations as a master, but also gives a detailed understanding of Zhou Bangyan's life and achievements from the perspective of a fellow literati. Characteristics of creation: "The impression given by Zhou Bangyan's poems is indeed like a bouquet of flowers that has reached its end, or a weeping willow tree tired of fluttering." It has a "decadent beauty" and a sigh of sympathy for his life experience. Zhou Bangyan's poetry is a typical literati poetry. Because of its elegant rhythm and emphasis on rhythm, it is difficult for readers who are not familiar with classical poetry to truly grasp its beauty. With Mr. Liu Sifen's translation and annotations, it can be said that it provides a shortcut to get started.

"Literary Communication and Reception Series" (Fourth Edition) includes theoretical research on literary communication and reception, research on the communication and reception of ancient Chinese literature, research on the communication and reception of modern and contemporary Chinese literature, research on the mutual communication and reception of Chinese and foreign literature, etc. It not only discusses theoretical thinking and construction of the overall pattern of communication research, but also specific case analysis; it not only explores the communication methods and characteristics of ancient Chinese literature, but also explores the communication process and rules of modern and contemporary Chinese literature. It also studies the two-way interactive communication and influence of Chinese and foreign literature.

The book "Light of Dreams" is divided into 5 parts. Several short essays are collected into 5 different themes, depicting the world in the eyes of young people. This is the author Cui Heyao's stage-by-stage summary of life experience. It is the most sincere feeling of a young life towards the world. "The Light of Dreams" contains the author's dreams in all dimensions and is a distinctive collection of personal essays. This is a collection of essays that everyone can find fun in.

As a companion volume to "Footprints of Love", this book is mainly written to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of Mianmian Hutong Kindergarten in Xicheng District. The book contains articles about the education and growth stories of Mian kindergarten teachers and staff, as well as parents' sentiments about love. The book is divided into three parts. The first part is about educating love with love, the second part is about examples of love, and the third part is about parents' insights. This book is suitable as an after-school reading for students majoring in preschool education in ordinary universities and undergraduate colleges. It is also suitable as a training and guidance book for front-line teachers in kindergartens. It is also suitable as a learning reference for parents of young children.

On January 24, 2020, New Year's Eve, as the bell rang at midnight, Shanghai's first medical team to aid Hubei set off to Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital to participate in the treatment of patients with new coronavirus pneumonia. Dr. Zha Qiongfang, the attending physician of the Respiratory Department of Renji Hospital, accompanied the team. In addition to the intense and busy aid work, she sent back a piece of her diary every day, objectively recording China's national battle against the epidemic from the perspective of a frontline doctor fighting the epidemic.

This series selects the prose works of several famous contemporary writers and collects them into volumes, striving to create a cultural series with great literary and aesthetic value. The earthy words in the book are permeated with the charm of nostalgia. This is the hometown and the countryside in the memory of the literati. The people and the stories that happened in the countryside are the feelings that the wanderers far away in the world cannot let go. This book is a collection of essays full of the authors' deep longing for the people and things in their hometown, and the author's feelings are permeated in the text.

Included in this book are the winning works of the third "Book City Cup" National Prose Contest. They are the best ones selected from more than 5,000 entries, and basically represent the highest level of this competition.

This book fully presents the literary creation achievements of the famous writer Jia Dashan, and collects all the literary works created by Jia Dashan that can be collected so far, including novels, essays, reportage, scripts, etc.; The appendix includes representative articles by many friends, writers, and scholars recalling Jia Dashan and studying his literary creation. Jia Dashan's works are rooted in rural China, face reality, are rich in content, and have unique personal style and artistic charm. His later works have elevated the exploration of human feelings and human nature to a philosophical level that is more philosophical about life. His literary creations, mainly short stories, will increasingly show unique aesthetic and artistic value as time goes by.

"The Fragrant Flowers of Yingzhi" is the posthumous work of Ziyou, a boy born in the 1990s. It mainly records the story of a girl of the same age who was suffering from cancer. It was actually written in the summer when he was 16 years old. The six-character title of the book comes from the names of six women in the family. Ziyou said that the natural beauty of girls is a kind of pure beauty. "The Fragrance of Yingzhi" presents for the first time some youthful photos of Ziyou, a young man born in the 1990s, and an American editor drew a map of Ziyou's whereabouts in Beijing. In the book, Ziyou also recorded the publication of his first book "Whose Youth Is Crazy About Me", interspersed with the story of the "Auspicious Three Treasures" who interacted with him and composed music during his illness, described Li Ao's hospital experience when he made a special trip to visit him after his speech at Peking University, and disclosed the article "The Niu Niu and "Niu Niu" That Makes My Heartache" directly blaming Zhou Guoping, thus receiving widespread attention.

This book collects 68 poems and poems created by the author. The poems and poems have standard form, clear and graceful style, appropriate allusions and rich meanings, and can be read in a rhythmic and catchy way. It can be seen that the ability to write while sitting cannot be achieved in a short period of time. For example, the lingering relationship between the first lover in "Yanshan Pavilion: The Kite", the sceneries in every sentence in "Peace of Mind", and the wonderful scenes of many sommeliers cheering in "The Drinking Tour" are all written with vividness and color.

This book uses an ordinary heart to describe ordinary trivial matters and narrate the life experience and insights of the protagonist Wang Qiang. In the past sixty years, Wang Qiang has grown from a babbling toddler to a sixty-year-old, including ten years of rural life, fourteen years of study experience, and nearly forty years of factory work. Every time he recalled the fragments of the past that had accumulated over the years, he felt emotion, regret, and relief. The past is past and must not become a burden, but it should not be forgotten. Only by reviewing the past can we learn the new.

This collection of essays tells the story of what the author saw and heard in the city, interesting things at festivals, travels to exotic places, and insights from reading. The book contains many short stories, such as "Dragon Boat Festival on Baiyun Mountain", "Travel Notes on Xiamen", "Those Years·Those Songs", "What I Understand Luqiu Luwei", etc. It even writes about my deceased grandfather, which deepens my longing for him.

This book collects some of the prose and prose poems written by the author after his retirement. The language of the articles is concise and the meaning is profound. With his enthusiasm for elderly life and optimistic attitude towards life, the author persuades the elderly to face inevitable aging, correctly view and deal with various new contradictions presented in real life, learn to be calm, magnanimous and open-minded, love life, cherish life, and successfully pass the last mile of life on the road sprinkled with the golden glow of the sunset.

This book is a collection of essays, compiled from 60 selected articles from the "People's Daily Online Powerful Country Blog" tracker's blog. People. Com is an official website. Tracker is the name of the author's blog. All 60 articles on People. Com have received more than 90% praise. This book classifies them as "the world needs the Chinese dream", "seeing the mountains through the fog to talk about the United States" and "the historical bell cannot be forgotten". It is an expression of the blog's view of the world. This book interprets the Chinese Dream from multiple angles, introduces the United States that the author saw personally, and uses historical facts to comment on Japan. It integrates ideology, theory, and knowledge to spread positive energy.

"The Story of Reading" opens each chapter with a fragment from Marquez's "The General in the Labyrinth", exploring the essential dilemmas and various myths about books and reading. Fourteen articles touch on various aspects of reading - when, how to start, how much it costs, how to read, memory, limitations, meaning, confusion, etc. Tang Nuo honestly faces it, describes it, and provides readers with his own thinking and solutions to help readers solve various problems encountered during reading. He also shares with Borges, Calvino, Benjamin, Graham Greene and others to discuss the joy and confusion of reading, as well as the various feelings that reading can evoke. Tang Nuo uses the in-depth experience of a professional reader, the broad vision of a polymath, and the poetic and dense thinking path to open up an extremely broad and deep world for readers that has never been seen in the ordinary behavior of reading, a sea of ​​meaning full of possibilities.

"My Spiritual Home" is a collection of essays by Wang Xiaobo. Most of the topics involve his views on lifestyle, movies and other media, and thoughts about what he has experienced abroad. He starts from the little things around him and uses a sharp perspective to show us an ideal spiritual home, which wakes us up like a flash of lightning. We walked through his spiritual home, feeling his sincerity towards his thoughts, himself, and writing, and comprehending his thinking attitude, deep humanistic care, and plain, open-minded and tolerant rational spirit. Wandering among them, we clearly heard his laughter from heaven and his witty whispers.

There are nine volumes of selected works of award-winning and shortlisted works from European and American literature, including "The Idiot in Time", "Happy Vending Machine", "Happy Vending Machine", "Good Girl", "Moscow Gentleman", "The Incomplete Farewell", "The First Day of the Rest of My Life", "Nowhere to Stop", "Special Girl Sahara" and "The Restless Princess".

The street characters in Li Peijun's works in "Li Peijun Memorial Collected Works" are mostly derived from real life, and the characters are simple.

Mr. Yuehehe passed away on a crane, the Central Plains culture lost its business card, and the Chinese literary world suddenly lost a pole. "Collection of Essays in Memory of Mr. Ergyuehe" was officially published by Henan Literature and Art Publishing House. This is the first collection of essays in China to commemorate Mr. Ergyuehe, which brings spiritual comfort to "Hefeng" (Yueyuehe fans). This book is edited by Lu Zhao, vice chairman of the Nanyang Writers Association and president of the Ergyue River Research Society.

This book contains the creative and practical works of metallurgical writers who carried out the "Visit Yan'an to See Shaanxi Steel" and the award-winning works of the "Essay Competition to Commemorate the 40th Anniversary of Reform and Opening Up" supplement of the "China Metallurgical News" supplement. It is a concentrated display of outstanding works of Chinese metallurgical literature in recent years.

The book contains more than 50 original works of nearly 250,000 words published and awarded by Mr. Chen Zhiguo, a member of the Chinese Folk Literature and Artists Association and chairman of the County Democratic People's Association in recent years, and has been published in well-known professional journals across the country and has won awards. It is divided into three parts: love songs, contemporary legends, and rumors and anecdotes. The works are humorous, thought-provoking, and highly readable.

The "Once Upon a Time" series consists of five volumes. It records the author's thoughts from 2014 to 2018 in chronological order in the form of a diary. The content includes insights and reflections on work and life, comments on the season and people and things around him, memories of childhood, etc. The author quotes poems from sages to express his feelings about life. The words are fresh and natural, giving people a warm feeling when reading, and triggering readers to think about life.

This volume contains most of Lao She's dramatic works. "Teahouse", "Longxugou" and "Earth Dragon Snake" are unabridged versions, presented authentically. At the same time, excerpts from classic dramas such as "Looking to Chang'an", "Shopgirl", "Family Portrait" and "Treasure Ship" are also included.

"Collected Works of Lao She: Poems, Folk Art and Letters" contains Mr. Lao She's main poems, folk arts and letters from various periods. Mr. Lao She's poems reflect the poet's unique life experience and literary perception. His folk art works pursue new literary and artistic qualities, are popular, interesting, rich and vivid. Through his letters, we can have a deeper understanding of Mr. Lao She. Poems: "Jianbei Chapter", "Chengyu Road", "Ghost Song", "Red Leaves", "Love Song", etc. Folk arts: "Experimental Field" (cross talk), "Fighting the God of Plague" (allegro), "Don't Be Superstitious" (drum lyrics), etc. Letters: "Letter from Home", "To Yu Dafu", "To Guo Moruo", "To Zhu Guangqian", etc.

Mr. Geng Linmang has been writing prose poems for 40 years. This book is compiled from more than 100 prose poems he created. The selected articles reflect the poetic beauty and creative skills of prose poetry, making it a beautiful collection of prose poetry. This book can be used as a study and reference for prose poetry lovers, and it also has a certain significance in cultivating and cultivating readers' sentiments.

"Xiang Xing Xing Ji" is one of Shen Congwen's representative works of prose collection, revealing the author's strong local sentiment in every aspect. In 1934, Shen Congwen returned to his hometown to visit his mother. He witnessed the local customs and customs along the way, and witnessed the withering, decline and sudden desolation of his once picturesque and beautiful home. He then poured out the scenery, people and events he encountered along the way and wrote "Short Notes of a Journey to Hunan". The author uses a natural and simple writing style to immerse the ancient atmosphere accumulated in the history of Xiangxi, the simplicity and solidity of Xiangxi people, as well as his own hidden worries and philosophical thinking about life into the lines, and composes a sad and beautiful pastoral song, which is long-lasting and memorable to read.

"Falling in Love with a City" contains Lin Huiyin's exquisite works in the fields of architecture and fine arts, with detailed annotations and rigorous editing. The book provides a detailed introduction to the characteristics, development and urban planning of Chinese architecture. The work is simple and easy to understand, with unique aesthetics. It is scientifically rigorous, but also has a unique charm due to its fresh and beautiful words, with a strong classical charm. The serious architectural texts written by Lin Huiyin are also extremely beautiful, full of aura and imagination. When reading, they are like carved beams and painted columns, and you feel like you are in a fairyland.

"You Are the April Day in the World" is compiled one by one based on the newspapers and publications that published Lin Huiyin's works in the early issues, and completely contains Lin Huiyin's poetry, drama and translation works that can be found so far. Her poems are graceful and elegant, like chanting or murmuring softly, and reading them feels like blooming on the street and slowly returning home; her plays and translations are full of literary talent and beautiful artistic conception, depicting an exquisite and clear spiritual world.

Parents, what kind of magical existence are they? The Nobel Prize winner in literature Marquez once said: "If your parents are alive, there is a cushion between you and death. When your parents leave, you sit directly on death." This sentence hits the nail on the head and hits the painful point - it is touching, but at the same time scary. This book contains the deepest love and guilt written by nearly 20 literary giants such as Liang Xiaosheng, Hu Shi, Xiao Hong, and Shi Pingmei to their parents, where warmth and farewell collide, and gratitude and regret coexist. Each of them makes people cry. May there never be too late filial piety in this world!

"Falling in Love with a City" is Lin Huiyin's architectural treatise, which focuses on the characteristics of Chinese architecture. These academic articles are both scientific and rigorous, and also have a unique charm due to their fresh and beautiful words. When reading them, you will feel like entering a painting among the carved beams and painted columns. "You Are the April Day in the World" is a collection of poems and prose by Lin Huiyin. Her poems are graceful and elegant, like chanting or whispering softly. Her prose is passionate and full of meaning. "If You Are Well, It Will Be Sunny" is a collection of novels, plays, and letters written by Lin Huiyin. Her novels and dramas describe various aspects of the world with compassion and compassion, with delicate words and sincere emotions. Her letters to relatives and friends are full of knowledge and witty words, and at the same time, she truly presents a sincere Lin Huiyin.

"If You Are Well, It Will Be Sunny" contains Lin Huiyin's prose, novels and letters that can be found so far. Her prose is full of enthusiasm and has long meaning; her novels depict all kinds of human situations with compassion, delicate writing and sincere emotions; her letters to relatives and friends are full of knowledge and witty words. Between the lines, a smart woman's attitude towards life, her true personality, thoughts, and her golden age are revealed.

"Falling in Love with a City" is Lin Huiyin's architectural treatise, which focuses on the characteristics of Chinese architecture. These academic articles are both scientific and rigorous, and also have a unique charm due to their fresh and beautiful words. When reading them, you will feel like entering a painting among the carved beams and painted columns.

"If You Are Well, It Will Be Sunny" is a collection of novels, plays, and letters written by Lin Huiyin. Her novels and dramas describe various aspects of the world with compassion and compassion, with delicate words and sincere emotions. Her letters to relatives and friends are full of knowledge and witty words, and at the same time, she truly presents a sincere Lin Huiyin.

It was long overdue, but here we are after all. Mu Xin, a senior who is honored as "my teacher" by Chen Danqing (author of "Retrograde Collection"), a literary master who was commented on in a special edition of "Southern Weekend" and recommended by famous writers such as Chen Zishan, Chen Cun, and He Liwei. Mu Xin is an "odd number", an "odd number" with dual nature. Mu Xin's own temperament and talent would be outstanding in any era, but it happened to be in the historical period when personal talents were most fatally annihilated. He was destined to wither and die young, but he existed, matured, remained silent for decades, and finally became famous overseas. The special comment on Mu Xin's literary activities is a posthumous event, a major event, and a grand event. His writing is such a kind of Chinese characters full of human emotions and cultural expressions. It is elegant, calm, concise, sophisticated and extremely sophisticated. He also understands Western quintessence, and he also understands Chinese quintessence, but he does not simply combine Chinese and Western elements to create a "sandwich", just like he paints his landscapes with ink. He writes thoughts in pure Chinese to express his understanding and feelings about the world.

"Morning Flowers Picked at Dusk" is a well-known collection of memoir essays. The title means flowers that bloom in the morning and are picked in the evening. This collection relatively completely records Mr. Lu Xun's life experience and ideological context from childhood to youth. While shaping some characters with distinctive personalities, it also integrates memories into rational thinking. It is a warm and beneficial read. "Wild Grass" is a collection of prose poems that contains Mr. Lu Xun's entire philosophy of life. The work uses tortuous and obscure symbolic techniques to express his disappointment and resentment towards reality. Its writing style is profound and meaningful, and its imagery is mysterious and beautiful. It is a classic in modern Chinese poetry and an important material for studying Mr. Lu Xun's thoughts.

Selects Lao She's major prose, essays and translations from various periods. An outstanding language master, whether he writes about people, scenes, feelings or events, his feelings are sincere and his love and hate are clear; he is concise, clear, short and precise, easy to understand, simple to explain, humorous, thought-provoking, and has unique characteristics. Prose: "Thinking of Peiping", "Spring of Daming Lake", "Some Impressions", "Another Year of Green Grass", "Master Rabbit", etc. Essays: "Immature Grain", "Miscellaneous Talks of Duoshuzhai", "Literature and Carpentry", "The Dangers of Humor", etc. Translations: "The Great Yao Who Gone Wrong", "Christian Ecumenism", "Trench Foot", etc.