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The world's best-selling English-language writer, the author whose works have been adapted into the most movies, has drawn the most vivid sketch of the richness of human nature. "Collection of Maugham's Works: Novels, Short Stories, and Travel Notes" (set of 14 volumes in total) (Special Edition by Famous Artists) Collects novels, novellas, and short stories by Maugham, the world's best-selling English writer, and selects excellent translations by well-known translators such as Fu Weici, Zhou Xuliang, and Gao Jian, who are highly respected in the literary world. This set includes "Lisa of Lambeth" and "The Shackles of Life" (illustrated book· Set (Volume 1 and 2), "The Moon and Sixpence", "The Veil", "Bihuachai Video", "Theatrical Style", "Love in Florence", "The Blade", "Past and Present", "Casuarina Tree", "British Agent", "On the Chinese Screen", "The Gentleman in the Living Room" and "Variations on a Spanish Theme", a total of 14 volumes. Somerset Maugham's writing style is humorous and acerbic, with vivid characters and rich stories. It is like a miniature version of the world. You can experience the various situations in the world between the lines and feel the immortal charm of the story. He can always miraculously capture the thoughts about life that flash in everyone's heart, allowing us to find our own shadow in the struggles of his characters. Opening Maugham's book is like chatting with an elder who knows the world: "Okay, let's talk about life."

"Wenyuan Miscellanies" is a collection of fifteen notes discussing the artistic content of classical poetry. It was originally published in the magazine "Classical Literary Knowledge" and has been serialized for three years. It has been widely praised by readers. Each article establishes a topic related to style, writing style, language use, artistic techniques and other content in classical poetry writing, clarifies the concept, gives examples, examines and analyzes it, discusses it, and puts forward regular insights. It is in the form of reading notes, and the text is an independent chapter. Throughout the book, the details are summarized from the small to the large, the content is substantial, the analysis is detailed, and the theory is quite profound. It raises many regular questions for the study of literature and history and expresses enlightening and valuable opinions. It is a work with rich academic content that can be appreciated by both refined and popular people. The writing of this book is lively, integrating knowledge and interest. The discussions are often full of wit and wit, and readers with different knowledge levels will benefit from it.

"Study on the Mentality of Scholars in the Late Ming Dynasty", written by Luo Zongqiang. This book is a study of group mentality. It effectively discusses the most complex mentality of scholars in the late Ming Dynasty from the perspective of political changes, customs changes and ideological trends. The whole book adopts a narrative method that combines points and aspects, and uses solid documentary materials to show the full picture of the mentality of scholars in the late Ming Dynasty.

"History of Literary Thought of the Ming Dynasty", written by Luo Zongqiang, is a monograph that systematically explains the literary thoughts of the entire Ming Dynasty. The Ming Dynasty was a period of quite active literary thought, with a variety of creative tendencies and theoretical propositions, and different literary styles also developed in their own way. This book discusses the manifestations of different literary styles under the literary trends of different periods in the Ming Dynasty, as well as various factors that influence literary trends, including political power, ideological trends, social fashions, business operations, etc., Comprehensively and systematically showing the evolution and reasons of the entire Ming Dynasty's literary thoughts.

"History of Literary Thought of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties", written by Luo Zongqiang, is a monograph that studies the literary thoughts of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, starting from Jian'an and ending with the eve of the establishment of the Sui Dynasty. It explores the development of literary thought in more than 380 years, the characteristics of each development stage, and various theoretical issues raised during the development process. It not only explores its historical development, but also its status and value in the history of Chinese literary thought.

This book adopts a system based on time paragraphs. Based on the naturally formed time paragraphs in the development of literary thought in the Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties, this book divides the development history of literary thought in the nearly 380 years from 581 AD to 959 AD into nine time paragraphs to explain the development status and development rules of literary thought in the Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties. The language is simple and easy to understand, and it is well organized. It is a classic work.

This book contains thirteen notes and two appendices, written at different times. It is the author's insightful work after more than 20 years of intensive study of "Wen Xin Diao Long". Although the research results of "Wen Xin Diao Long" have been very rich, there are still many problems that have not been solved, and there is still a lot of room for research. Mr. Luo Zongqiang's notes are mostly from the perspective of text interpretation, using "word-by-word reading" to explore "Literary Mind and Diao Long", and put forward sophisticated views on some issues that have not been solved in previous studies.

This book focuses on three aspects: first, the development process of Tang poetry and its characteristics in different periods; second, the relationship between the development of Tang poetry and changes in the social environment, and Tang poetry reflecting the depth of social life; third, the artistic achievements of Tang poetry, and the unique artistic explorations of various poet groups and several major poets. The writing is smooth, natural and aesthetic. It is a book that is easy to understand and highly readable.

"Metaphysics and the Mentality of Scholars in Wei and Jin Dynasties", written by Luo Zongqiang. Based on the collection and analysis of a large number of historical materials, the author explores the development and changes of the general mentality of scholars in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, as well as the social and historical background contained therein. By carefully sorting out the relevant specific events, their causes and consequences, and the development context, the author analyzes the reasons for the evolution of literary thought. The writing is smooth, the thinking is clear, and it has both artistic and rational beauty.

"Ancient prose" is an important part of prose in the Tang Dynasty, and the content of this book shows one aspect of the history of prose in the Tang Dynasty. In the book, Mr. Sun Changwu introduces the history of the development of "ancient prose" and the achievements of important writers and works, using "ancient prose" of the Tang Dynasty to reflect the main achievements of the development of the entire "ancient prose". Through the discussion of the development of "ancient prose", readers can have a basic and general understanding of the ideological and artistic achievements of "ancient prose" and the laws of the "ancient prose movement".

The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of the development of Taoism, which had a great impact on literature. Based on a large number of poems and historical facts, this book discusses in detail the influence of Taoism on the lives, thoughts and creations of literati in the Tang Dynasty. The first two chapters of the book discuss the relationship between alchemy, the thought of gods, the pursuit of gods, and literary creation, which were particularly popular in the Tang Dynasty. The third chapter focuses on Chang'an Taoist Temple and explores the development form of Taoist temples at that time and its role in cultural activities. The last chapter concludes the book by discussing the "reconciliation of the three religions" trend of thought in the Tang Dynasty.

"The Collection of Karma" contains more than 50 essays, notes, book prefaces, and book reviews written by Mr. Luo Zongqiang over the years, covering the study of ancient poetry, ancient literary thought, scholar's mentality, "Zhuangzi", "The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons", etc. Reading these articles can understand Mr. Luo Zongqiang's research methods and research ideas.

The book first provides a historical review of the pros and cons of Li Du, and then makes a detailed comparison of the political thoughts, life ideals, literary thoughts, creative methods, artistic styles and artistic expression techniques of Li Bai and Du Fu in chapters. The documentation is solid and the writing is clear and fluent. It is a good little book for understanding Li Du and his poetry.

1,300 letters and two volumes of "Family Instructions" are included, explaining the basic methods of "cultivating one's moral character, managing one's family, and governing the country"! It faithfully reproduces the Chuanzhong Bookstore edition edited and edited by brothers Li Hongzhang, and adds nearly 400 family letters and 2 volumes of family mottos, making it the true complete version of Zeng Guofan's family letters! 1,300 Letters convey the teachings of Zeng Wenzhenggong and explain the basic methods of "reading, making friends, cultivating oneself, and running a household"! "The prosperity of a family depends entirely on having virtuous children." Qian Mu, a "great master" in academia, said: In the "Family Letters of Mr. Zeng Wenzheng", there are many methods to give guidance. Although they are humble and indifferent, they are very kind. As Zeng said: Scholarship requires perseverance, and a book must be read from beginning to end. Zeng Guofan was the first minister of the Zhongxing in the late Qing Dynasty. He purified political styles, promoted Western learning, and initiated the Tongzhi Zhongxing, which allowed the Qing Dynasty to continue for more than 60 years after it was about to collapse. "Letter from the Family of Mr. Zeng Wenzheng" is a mirror that truly reflects the political changes in the late Qing Dynasty, Zeng Guofan's complex inner world, and the arduous journey behind his successful career. "Zeng Wenzhenggong Family Letters" is based on the first authoritative collection of Zeng Guofan's letters edited by the Li Hongzhang brothers. On this basis, it adds nearly 400 supplements of family letters that were not included in the old edition, as well as more than 120 "Zeng Wenzhenggong Family Instructions" edited and edited by the Li brothers, striving to fully present Zeng Guofan's thoughts and practices on self-cultivation, family order, and country governance.

Liang Qichao and Hu Shi highly recommend it! No deletions or alterations, printed by Chuanzhong Bookstore, authoritative final version! Zeng Guofan thoroughly talks about the traditional Chinese classics of life, work and knowledge! Liang Qichao read it three times a day and kept it with him throughout his life! Hu Shi believes that "The Complete Works of Zeng Wenzhenggong" is indeed a basic Chinese classic! Chuanzhong Bookstore's edition of "The Complete Works of Zeng Wenzhenggong" is used as the base, in simplified Chinese and horizontal layout, with no deletions or alterations. It was approved by Emperor Guangxu, edited by Li Hongzhang, and compiled by Li Hanzhang. Zeng Guofan is known as the three immortals of meritorious service, virtue and words, which are embodied in this set of "The Complete Works of Zeng Wenzhenggong". The whole book contains the main cultural essence of Zeng Guofan's life, reflecting his wisdom of self-cultivation, family management, country governance and world peace from different aspects. The language is plain and easy to understand, but at the same time it contains rich knowledge and life experience. The complete collection was compiled by dozens of scholars, celebrities, officials and gentry at that time. Based on the original text, a large amount of processing and arrangement work was also carried out in an effort to pass on Zeng Guofan's knowledge to future generations. This "Complete Works" was edited and edited by brothers Li Hanzhang and Li Hongzhang, and the preface was written by Li Hanzhang himself. The people who participated in the editing and revision were all first-class literati at that time, including 35 people including Li Shuchang, Shen Baozhen, Ding Richang, Peng Yulin, Liu Bingzhang, etc. The whole book includes one volume of the first volume, thirty volumes of memorials, thirty-three volumes of manuscripts, twenty-eight volumes of poems of eighteen masters, twenty-six volumes of miscellany of classics and history, six volumes of manuscripts, four volumes of essays, four volumes of poems, two volumes of Ming Yuantang essays, two volumes of compendiums of hundreds of classics and history, ten volumes of Qiuquezhai's reading records, two volumes of Qiuquezhai's diary notes, four volumes of miscellaneous works, twelve volumes of chronology, etc.

Zhu Xi's daily spoken language thoroughly explained the Four Books and Five Classics, the principles of nature and human desires. Zeng Guofan, Liang Qichao, Qian Mu, and Ji Xianlin took turns to recommend it! It is an introductory book on Confucianism that all enthusiasts can understand by explaining the profound things in simple terms, oral dialogue, and eloquent explanations. The original version was written in the ninth year of Chenghua's reign in the Ming Dynasty, with horizontal layout in simplified Chinese and a new revision. The "Four Books" compiled by Zhu Xi have been the basic textbook for studying Confucianism for 800 years! While speaking, he was full of words and ideas. Take you back to Zhu Xi's lectures! Qian Mu: If you don't read Zhu Xi's Yu Lei, you won't be able to understand Zhu Xi's studies. This book is a compilation of quotations from Zhu Xi's daily questions and answers with his disciples after he turned 40. Learning Confucianism is inseparable from Zhu Zi, and "Zhu Zi Yu Lei" is a classic introductory book that all Confucian enthusiasts can read. The book completely records Zhu Xi's philosophical system by categories. From the origin of the world to the philosophy of life, to the study of things to achieve knowledge, and the methods of learning and practice such as knowing and doing, and finally explaining the "Four Books and Six Classics" one by one. The book is full of oral conversations, restoring the true context and taking you back to the scene of Zhu Xi's lectures. It is easy to understand and straight to the original meaning. The Song version of "Zhu Xi Yu Lei" has been lost. This edition selects Chen Wei's engraving of the ninth year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1473) as the base, and refers to the existing compilation results of ancient books. It is presented in the form of a simplified horizontal punctuation edition.

A masterpiece that cannot be ignored in Chinese studies. Zeng Guofan, Liang Qichao, Hu Shi, Zuo Zongtang, Zhang Taiyan, Qian Mu, etc. Highly praised it! Zeng Guofan spent the day fighting during the day and proofreading at night, and set up a special "Jinling Bookstore" to publish the book. Wang Fuzhi interpreted Chinese classics such as "Four Books and Five Classics" and "Zizhi Tongjian" one by one. In 1865, the "Jinling Engraved Edition" was the only simplified horizontal version. Wang Fuzhi, one of the three great Confucian scholars in the early Qing Dynasty, read it sentence by sentence and gave a new interpretation of the Chinese classics. Ten types of biographies and two types of chronologies are added, covering politics, economics, philosophy, history, literature, astronomy, geography, exegesis, textual research and many other aspects. There are more than 5 million words.

This volume selects prose works from the mid-1920s to before the fall of Hong Kong in 1941, mainly from newspaper supplements and periodicals published in Hong Kong, with a few selected from single volumes. The authors include Xie Chenguang, Lun Lun, etc. Who grew up locally, as well as Mao Dun, Ye Lingfeng, etc. Who came to the south and lived temporarily or permanently. The former is certainly the undisputed "Hong Kong writer", and the latter has also contributed to Hong Kong's cultural environment and literary atmosphere. As far as "Hong Kong literature" is concerned, neither can be ignored.

This book collects literary works translated by the famous poet Dai Wangshu in Hong Kong during the Anti-Japanese War. It will provide important information for research topics such as Dai Wangshu's poetic concepts and translation, Dai Wangshu and Hong Kong literature and mass media during the Anti-Japanese War, Chinese modernism and European left-wing literary and artistic trends, war history, and the translation and introduction of French modernist literature in a cross-cultural context (from Paris, Shanghai to Hong Kong).

This book is a summary of the author's prose writing stages over the past forty years. There are forty-five articles, two-thirds of which are new works, compiled into five series of prose works with fluent words and delicate emotions. As a reader, friend, teacher, daughter, mother, writer, etc., The author empathetically shows readers her feelings and insights about society, family, and creation. It is a "immersion" in examining the process of personal life.

This volume selects essays published in Hong Kong newspapers and periodicals and articles from personal collections between 1942 and 1949, during the two historical periods of the Japanese occupation and post-war period. It includes masterpieces by local writers as well as works by famous artists from the South, and various styles of reasoning, narrative, human recording, lyricism, expression, object description, and scene description are available.

The first collection of interviews with 22 Hong Kong children's literature writers, telling you the stories of how they embarked on the path of children's literature creation and realized their dreams. Many of the materials in the book are narrated to people for the first time by the author. They are very interesting and readable, leaving first-hand precious historical materials for future research on the development history of children's literature in Hong Kong. Readers can also get to know many of their favorite writers up close and personal at once.

This book is a collection of classic essays by Mr. Feng Jicai (new illustrated edition). The whole book focuses on the theme of "living with intention" and contains 58 selected classic essays. 29 Essays, including "Mountain Picker", "Pearl Bird" and "Painted Face", have been selected into different versions of Chinese textbooks across the country. Reading Mr. Feng Jicai's prose is like reading a model essay in a textbook. The scenes, emotions and thoughts are all fascinating.

What makes this book "Shen Congwen's Classic Masterpieces" unique is not just a set of pastoral, original and complete collections of Shen Congwen's masterpieces (including novels, essays, biographies, family letters and cultural relic research, etc.) That adopt the first edition of the Republic of China, all chapters are polished. For many years, it has been based on Shen Congwen's own way of "taking things seriously"), and it also lies in the way we share it today, that is, the "1+1+1" classic reading plan, a representative work of Shen Congwen, an expert reading together, and a literary improvement class...

How did Nabokov write Lolita while traveling across America? How did Lewis Carroll create Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in Oxford? What is the deep connection between Alice Munro and the city of Vancouver? What traces did Borges leave in his hometown of Buenos Aires, and how did this city shape him? This book is a collection of the "Literary Travels" column of The New York Times, which contains 38 travel notes about travel destinations related to great writers. New York Times columnists with different styles use words to lead us to explore the "legacy" left by writers in nature and cities, as well as the origins of the immortal works they created.

"Autumn in the Old Capital - Essays of Yu Dafu (Essence)", one of the most beautiful, literary and influential works of the Republic of China, is a selected work of the modern writer Yu Dafu. It is not satisfied with reality, but refuses to escape from emptiness. It represents the deep and huge sorrow of a "surplus person" and the noble humane heart of a personality writer of the Republic of China. Loneliness can destroy the soul, and it can also forge warriors. In that "sinking era", what you didn't know about "national conditions and family love" "Autumn in the Old Capital" is a collection of Yu Dafu's works, including short stories, essays, etc. Yu Dafu advocates that "literary works are all autobiographies of writers", focusing on expressing one's sincere feelings from the subjective inner world. He dissects himself, analyzes himself, and criticizes himself in his works in a purely lyrical way, making these works full of strong artistic appeal.

When Liang Shiqiu was 71 years old, his first wife, Cheng Jishu, was living in the United States. An accident suddenly claimed her life. Liang Shiqiu was so sad that he wrote the touching book "Memories of Sophora Garden". At the same time, the manuscript also included prose about missing his old friend and missing his hometown in his later years. It is deep, rich, and touching. It combines the characteristics of literati's prose and scholar's prose. It is quoted from other sources and rich in connotation. It advocates conciseness in writing, pays attention to style, and pursues the artistic realm of "the most brilliant tends to be dull" and the organic unity of elegant style and emotional penetration. Dreams recall the past. Liang Shiqiu, a literary giant of a generation, used time as the warp and the love of the couple as the weft, and weaved the fragments of the husband and wife's fifty-year mutual life into a tearful picture of sorrow and joy. Because I have loved, I am infatuated; because I have lost, I am sad!

The collection of classics by the prose master Liang Shiqiu can be said to be "enlightenment of worldly philosophy in ordinary situations, wisdom and humor in difficult situations, insight into various aspects of life in the years, and appreciation of the beauty of poetry in reading." The works in "Yashe Sketch" are genuine sketches. Although they are "written as you think," they are fresh and meaningful. The themes involved in the content are ordinary, but the author's writing is full of interest, which makes me feel deeply touched after reading it. The words can show sincerity in the ordinary, and contain philosophy in every detail.

"Talk about Eating in the Elegant House" is a showcase of Mr. Liang Shiqiu's talent in food: ham, fish in vinegar, roast mutton, pickles, soup dumplings, croquettes... There are both house-style dishes in restaurants and home-cooked dishes for ordinary people, a pot of scalding wine, two or three friends, or drinking alone in front of each other, all written extremely well. The "eating" described by Liang Shiqiu is not just the taste on the tip of the tongue. The simple words record those tender years. What are floating between the lines are the fireworks of the world. The taste of Peking in the old days seems to have passed through time, carrying nostalgia and reminiscence.

These three types of books were originally popular readers published by the Commercial Press in the 1930s and 1940s, but are now rare. It was originally planned to be included in "The Complete Works of Long Yusheng", but now it is extracted into a small series. Traditional Chinese characters are arranged vertically and simplified characters are arranged horizontally.

These three types of books were originally popular readers published by the Commercial Press in the 1930s and 1940s, but are now rare. It was originally planned to be included in "The Complete Works of Long Yusheng", but now it is extracted into a small series. Traditional Chinese characters are arranged vertically and simplified characters are arranged horizontally.

These three types of books were originally popular readers published by the Commercial Press in the 1930s and 1940s, but are now rare. It was originally planned to be included in "The Complete Works of Long Yusheng", but now it is extracted into a small series. Traditional Chinese characters are arranged vertically and simplified characters are arranged horizontally.

"Farewell to Cambridge" has carefully selected the complete collection of Xu Zhimo's poems, including "Farewell to Cambridge", "A Night in the Emerald Green", "The Joy of Snowflakes", "Listening to the Musical Instruments on a Moonlit Night" and other classics. Xu Zhimo's poems are exquisite in conception and novel in imagery, and are classics of Chinese poetry. All his thoughts, enthusiasm and longings can be answered in his poems. "Farewell Cambridge" is a must-read work to understand this "aesthetic" poet.

The first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research. Especially after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he transformed from literary creation and criticism and drama teaching and practice to mainly engaged in French literature research and translation. In fact, he became the pioneer and leader in the field of French literature research in New China. His translations of Flaubert's "Madame Bovary", "Emotional Education", Molière's complete comedies, etc. Have become models of French literary translation, and his translation achievements are on par with Fu Lei. "Collection of Li Jianwu's Translations" brings together all the extant translation works of Li Jianwu. It is the complete collection of Mr. Li Jianwu's translations, with a total of fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. "Collected Works of Li Jianwu Translations" has extremely high literary value and academic significance. The publication of "Collected Works of Translated Works of Li Jianwu" has filling gaps and is of milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. This book is the twelfth volume of the anthology, including "Other Plays" by writers such as Hugo and Romain Rolland.

The first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research. Especially after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he transformed from literary creation and criticism and drama teaching and practice to mainly engaged in French literature research and translation. In fact, he became the pioneer and leader in the field of French literature research in New China. His translations of Flaubert's "Madame Bovary", "Emotional Education", Molière's complete comedies, etc. Have become models of French literary translation, and his translation achievements are on par with Fu Lei. "Collection of Li Jianwu's Translations" brings together all the extant translation works of Li Jianwu. It is the complete collection of Mr. Li Jianwu's translations, with a total of fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. "Collected Works of Li Jianwu Translations" has extremely high literary value and academic significance. The publication of "Collected Works of Translated Works of Li Jianwu" has filling gaps and is of milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. This book is the thirteenth volume of the anthology and includes the "Comprehensive Translation Collection". The authors include Balzac, Stendhal, Saint-Simon, etc.

The three books "Three Character Classic", "Hundred Family Surnames" and "Thousand Character Classic" are the earliest, longest-used, and most influential ancient children's enlightenment books that have been completely preserved so far. Although there are some contents in the three books that are not suitable for modern society, generally speaking, they reflect the most basic knowledge content in ancient Chinese traditional culture, involving history, geography, astronomy, literature, society, folk customs and other aspects. The annotations by Qinghe Xingsi, Wang Xiaoyin and others still have great reference value. Therefore, in today's society with the revival of Chinese studies, reprinting and organizing them will still be loved by the majority of readers.

"The Food of the World" is a series of poetic fragments written by Gide in a lyrical way, combining traditional short poems, odes, melody and other forms after he traveled to North Africa and Italy. He senses the flowers and fruits of life with his fiery soul, and turns this sincere love into carols and poetry. This book can be described as Gide's most passionate spiritual monologue, and is regarded as "the Bible of a restless generation."

The complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, the first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research...

"The Return of the Prodigal Son" consists of six texts, which are like prose poems, novels, and dramas, but the author calls them all "traités". The translator, Mr. Bian Zhilin, feels that the translation as "explanation" is not satisfactory. The materials of the six texts are all taken from myths, legends or fables in Greece and the Bible, and they are interpreted symbolically. There are books in books and paintings within paintings, layered and full of meanings. They fully reflect the unique aesthetic, artistic, religious and moral views of Gide, the most complex literary master of the 20th century. Each of the six texts has its own emphasis but complements each other. It can be regarded as Gide's most artistic spiritual autobiography.

"Gide's Travels" collects the essence of Gide's life's travel notes. Gide was a writer who truly "read thousands of books and traveled thousands of miles". Gide's travel notes not only expressed personal feelings, but also were full of political enthusiasm and sincere humanitarian spirit. They occupied a very important position in his entire creative career. This book includes Gide's masterpieces of travel notes: "A Trip to the Congo" and "Return from Chad", as well as "Abandoning Travel", "Wandering in Turkey" and "Travel in Brittany".

Gide's diary, written from 1887 when he was fourteen until his death in 1950, is unique among all writers and artists of the twentieth century. From his diary, we can clearly see the formation of his moral values, his massive reading, the origin and experience of his writings, his homosexual proclivities and even the detailed experiences of his several sexual encounters. These contents are his minimally decorated "autobiography", making him a true artist and thinker, and another Montaigne.

"Animals" is a wonderful collection of micro-novels by Areola. In the book, Areola describes twenty-three animals in prose and poetic language. Areola is writing about animals on the surface, but what is reflected in the article is his views on people. Each story is very short, but Areola is always able to express rich and profound meanings in just a few strokes. Areola's metaphors are direct, straightforward, without any hesitation, and sometimes even defining. The extremely dense metaphors are intertwined into the solid outlines of animals, as sure as the illustrations made by silver needle pens. Therefore, we can feel the more profound and decisive correspondence between the ontology and the metaphor.

"Collection of Fables" is Areola's representative work. As the title of the book indicates, it is a collection of short fables that integrates many literary influences and expression techniques. It is a process of simplifying the complex and condensing the essence. The stories in this book are rich in morals, and the diverse expressions hide bitter realities. Different readers may have different understandings of the same story; even the same reader may have different perceptions when reading a story multiple times. Each article tells both the protagonist of the story and the author. Sometimes readers can even see their own reflections in it.

The book "Youth Learning Qionglin" is extensive and all-encompassing and is known as the encyclopedia of ancient China. People say that "you can speak well after reading "Zengguang", and you can travel around the world after reading "Yuxue"." The whole book is written in parallel prose, making it easy to read and remember. Zou Shengmai's additions and annotations still have great reference value.

Wherever people gather, there will be loneliness. In our innermost spiritual lives we are all alone. Everyone is a universe, and only in solitude can we meet our soul. In this book, Mr. Zhou Guoping personally selects the best prose to share the wisdom of life on themes such as love and loneliness, the distance between people, the value of silence, love and goodwill, marriage, gender, etc., And explores the inner nature of each person's spiritual world from a philosophical perspective, inducing profound thinking and experience about the self. Teach people to face loneliness, enjoy the pleasure brought by loneliness, listen to their inner voice, and gradually form a deeper inner world.

"Meng Meng Collection" is a collection of essays commemorating the tenth anniversary of the death of Meng Meng, an important contemporary female thinker. It includes all the texts written by Meng Meng before her death, as well as commemorative articles by others. It includes philosophical essays, philosophical research, literary criticism, art criticism, letters to friends, poetry creation, etc., Divided into seven volumes. Most of the text has been published or published. Except for the first and second volumes, which basically maintain their original appearance, the other volumes have been reedited. The first volume opens with prefaces by the famous scholar Liu Xiaofeng and the cute Mr. Xiao Fan, as well as an introduction by colleague and close friend Professor Zhang Zhiyang. The seventh volume contains all commemorative articles for others.

"Meng Meng Collection" is a collection of essays commemorating the tenth anniversary of the death of Meng Meng, an important contemporary female thinker. It includes all the texts written by Meng Meng before her death, as well as commemorative articles by others. It includes philosophical essays, philosophical research, literary criticism, art criticism, letters to friends, poetry creation, etc., Divided into seven volumes. Most of the text has been published or published. Except for the first and second volumes, which basically maintain their original appearance, the other volumes have been reedited. The first volume opens with prefaces by the famous scholar Liu Xiaofeng and the cute Mr. Xiao Fan, as well as an introduction by colleague and close friend Professor Zhang Zhiyang. The seventh volume contains all commemorative articles for others.

"Meng Meng Collection" is a collection of essays commemorating the tenth anniversary of the death of Meng Meng, an important contemporary female thinker. It includes all the texts written by Meng Meng before her death, as well as commemorative articles by others. It includes philosophical essays, philosophical research, literary criticism, art criticism, letters to friends, poetry creation, etc., Divided into seven volumes. Most of the text has been published or published. Except for the first and second volumes, which basically maintain their original appearance, the other volumes have been reedited. The first volume opens with prefaces by the famous scholar Liu Xiaofeng and the cute Mr. Xiao Fan, as well as an introduction by colleague and close friend Professor Zhang Zhiyang. The seventh volume contains all commemorative articles for others.

"Meng Meng Collection" is a collection of essays commemorating the tenth anniversary of the death of Meng Meng, an important contemporary female thinker. It includes all the texts written by Meng Meng before her death, as well as commemorative articles by others. It includes philosophical essays, philosophical research, literary criticism, art criticism, letters to friends, poetry creation, etc., Divided into seven volumes. Most of the text has been published or published. Except for the first and second volumes, which basically maintain their original appearance, the other volumes have been reedited. The first volume opens with prefaces by the famous scholar Liu Xiaofeng and the cute Mr. Xiao Fan, as well as an introduction by colleague and close friend Professor Zhang Zhiyang. The seventh volume contains all commemorative articles for others.

"Meng Meng Collection" is a collection of essays commemorating the tenth anniversary of the death of Meng Meng, an important contemporary female thinker. It includes all the texts written by Meng Meng before her death, as well as commemorative articles by others. It includes philosophical essays, philosophical research, literary criticism, art criticism, letters to friends, poetry creation, etc., Divided into seven volumes. Most of the text has been published or published. Except for the first and second volumes, which basically maintain their original appearance, the other volumes have been reedited. The first volume opens with prefaces by the famous scholar Liu Xiaofeng and the cute Mr. Xiao Fan, as well as an introduction by colleague and close friend Professor Zhang Zhiyang. The seventh volume contains all commemorative articles for others.