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I would like to send these youth stories to all the young people who have gone through many hardships but still believe in the future. I hope you will be brave and fearless in every single day in the future.

The classic philosophical articles included in the book cover all aspects of life. Some of them are wise and concise, shocking the soul; some are full of aura, like a clear spring rushing out of a crack, quietly seeping into the heart... Each story tells people a beautiful emotion and a meaning of life. Each story is like a trickle, flowing slowly in your flawless heart, permeating every step of life, allowing you to be baptized in the soul, and gain enlightenment and appreciation of wisdom and happiness in the taste.

"If You Know How to Be Speechless" edited by Chen Xiaohui, Yilu Huahua and others is one of the two-volume series "The Most Beautiful Essays". Each volume of the series selects 70 beautiful articles from famous magazines such as "Reader's Digest", "Youth Digest", "Crazy Reading", "Middle School Students" and "Chinese Newspaper".

The classic philosophical articles included in the book cover all aspects of life. Some of them are wise and concise, shocking the soul; some are full of aura, like a clear spring rushing out of a crack, quietly seeping into the heart... Each story tells people a beautiful emotion and a meaning of life.

Eat 70% full, leaving 30% for comfort; plant 70% of the land, leave 30% for elegance; gain 70% reason, leave 30% for openness. No matter as a person, in the world, or in life, perhaps you can leave a third of space to plant a piece of elegance.

"The Days Sitting in the Last Row" edited by Chen Xiaohui and Yiluhuahua selects the most essential chapters of the contemporary era. Look at it with your heart and understand it. Maybe some stories will enlighten you with wisdom, some will move you to tears, some will bring you special feelings, and some will make you smile...

The classic philosophical articles included in the book cover all aspects of life. Some of them are wise and concise, shocking the soul; some are full of aura, like a clear spring rushing out of a crack, quietly seeping into the heart... Each story tells people a beautiful emotion and a meaning of life. Each story is like a trickle, flowing slowly in your flawless heart, permeating every step of life, allowing you to be baptized in the soul, and gain enlightenment and appreciation of wisdom and happiness in the taste.

"First Love with White Bangs" edited by Chen Xiaohui, Yi Yihuahua and others selects the most beautiful essays by Lin Qingxuan, Ruan Xiaoqing, Yiyihuahua, Ma Chaolan, Xia Dan, Dai Kongsheng, Zheng Chenqian and other writers. The content of the book covers family, campus, nature, society and other aspects. The works are full of philosophical thoughts and touches: they either capture the details of life and see the big ones from the small; or they write about some other wonderful life that we have completely ignored but bloomed spontaneously. Those familiar little stories, those inconspicuous bits and pieces, turn into beautiful and poetic words under the author's pen, bringing readers accidental enlightenment and "pleasant reading" enjoyment.

The classic philosophical articles included in the book cover all aspects of life. Some of them are wise and concise, shocking the soul; some are full of aura, like a clear spring rushing out of a crack, quietly seeping into the heart... Each story tells people a beautiful emotion and a meaning of life. Each story is like a trickle, flowing slowly in your flawless heart, permeating every step of life, allowing you to be baptized in the soul, and gain enlightenment and appreciation of wisdom and happiness in the taste.

The classic philosophical articles included in the book cover all aspects of life. Some of them are wise and concise, shocking the soul; some are full of aura, like a clear spring rushing out of a crack, quietly seeping into the heart... Each story tells people a beautiful emotion and a meaning of life. Each story is like a trickle, flowing slowly in your flawless heart, permeating every step of life, allowing you to be baptized in the soul, and gain enlightenment and appreciation of wisdom and happiness in the taste.

"I am proud to be myself" edited by Chen Xiaohui and Yiluhuahua selects the most essential chapters of the contemporary era. Look at it with your heart and understand it. Maybe some stories will enlighten you with wisdom, some will move you to tears, some will bring you special feelings, and some will make you smile...

"Half Bowl of the Moon" edited by Chen Xiaohui and Yiluhuahua selects the most essential chapters of the contemporary era. Look at it with your heart and understand it. Maybe some stories will enlighten you with wisdom, some will move you to tears, some will bring you special feelings, and some will make you smile...

"Dreams Bloom in the Dust" edited by Chen Xiaohui and Yilu Huahua is one of the two-volume series "The Most Beautiful Essays". Each volume of the series selects 70 beautiful articles from famous magazines such as "Reader's Digest", "Youth Digest", "Crazy Reading", "Middle School Students" and "Chinese Newspaper". The delicate brushstrokes in the book can always touch your heartstrings inadvertently, and can always cultivate people's sentiments, experience people's temperament, and enrich people's heritage in a subtle way. Every story is meaningful and makes you endless aftertaste. The articles with sparks of wisdom open windows to the soul.

This book is a collection of contemporary exquisite prose, including chapters by well-known writers such as Zhou Guoping, Bi Shumin, and Su Tong. The other authors are all works by readers and Youth Digest contracted writers. In the vast sea of ​​people, some people disappear in their lives in an instant, while some people can be deeply engraved in their hearts.

This book is a collection of contemporary exquisite prose, including chapters by well-known writers such as Zhou Guoping, Bi Shumin, and Su Tong. The other authors are all works by readers and Youth Digest contracted writers. In the vast sea of ​​people, some people disappear in their lives in an instant, while some people can be deeply engraved in their hearts.

The author wrote this book based on many years of frontline medical experience. During his medical career, the author was moved to tears countless times by the spirit of medical staff and the emotions of patients and their families. He was also resentful of the world's misunderstanding and disrespect of medical staff. He was on the verge of collapse several times, but in the end he persevered with his medical beliefs and ideals. The author vividly presents the vivid stories and real emotions of front-line medical staff to the world, allowing people to see that behind the white coats there are actually a group of people of flesh and blood who share the same sorrow and joy as the patients. What's even more rare is that in the story, the author uses spicy and sharp writing to directly point to the essence of human nature and give readers spiritual baptism. Finally, the author eloquently introduces some amazing events in the history of medicine, and interprets some hot events in the medical industry, which to a certain extent helps to eliminate the public's misunderstanding of the medical industry.

Each article is full of love and warmth, the text is full of vitality, the style is beautiful, and it has strong appeal and readability. Most of the works reflect young people's unique life feelings, psychological development trajectories and yearning for beauty. Open the book, and the warm words will infiltrate people's hearts. The pictures of love will always touch the reader's heart. They include tolerance, care, cherishment, understanding, mutual help, kindness... Close the book and reminisce about "the inexorable taste of family affection."

"Flowers Bloom Like the Sea Accompanied by Kind Thoughts" edited by Chen Xiaohui, Yilu Huahua and others is one of the "Most Beautiful Essays" series. This book selects more than 60 exquisite articles from famous magazines such as "Reader's Digest", "Youth Digest", "Crazy Reading", "Middle School Students", and "Chinese Newspaper". The delicate brushstrokes in the book can always touch your heartstrings inadvertently, and can always subtly cultivate people's sentiments, experience people's temperament, and enrich people's heritage. Every story is meaningful and memorable. Articles filled with sparks of wisdom open windows to the soul.

"The Moon Is a Lying Child" is a collection of beautiful articles full of "love", including 70 love stories experienced in the process of growing up. Among them are the love of parents, the love of teachers and students, the love of neighbors, and even the love between strangers. People can often find a kind of upward strength and warmth through an action, a word, a letter, or even the silent care of someone they have never met before. Every article is permeated with a kind of brilliance of humanity, allowing us to learn to care for others, help others, and welcome a beautiful life with a kind heart.

No matter how reluctant we are, time will eventually make us grow up, and growing up sometimes does not make people happy. Those unhappy past events are like dust and mist, covering our hearts. We insist on making a good book, not because making books is such a noble thing, but because we understand that reading quietly is a kind of power in itself. It will slowly remove the dust from your heart and return the authenticity of our world.

It can be seen from the collection of works "The Taught Cat" that the writer Jin Bo is increasingly focusing his attention on the broader real life. His works are permeated with the writer's concern and awareness of real life.

"Happiness is getting along well with the people you cherish" edited by Chen Xiaohui, Yiluhuahua and others is one of the "The Most Beautiful Articles" series. This book selects more than 60 exquisite articles from famous magazines such as "Reader's Digest", "Youth Digest", "Crazy Reading", "Middle School Students", and "Chinese Newspaper". The delicate brushstrokes in the book can always touch your heartstrings inadvertently, and can always subtly cultivate people's sentiments, experience people's temperament, and enrich people's heritage. Every story is meaningful and memorable. Articles filled with sparks of wisdom open windows to the soul.

"How Much Love Can Come Again: Love Stories That Move Readers' Hearts" brings together 54 classic love articles, including today's Internet celebrities and the proud works of new literary talents. In those touching love stories, some of the protagonists are like shooting stars, passing by in an instant, but still brilliant; some may seem familiar, but they make people want to stop. How much love can come back, how many people are willing to wait; meeting the right person at the right time is a kind of happiness; meeting the wrong person at the wrong time is a kind of sadness.

Green mountains, green water, blue sky, red city, ancient vines, orchids, flowers and trees, light and shadow, time, family love, when you face Lin Ran and her poetic and colorful textual images, you can only think of one word: nourishment.

This is a collection of essays about Zen, Zen people, and Zen things. The ethereal narration, broad-minded insights, and distant stories in the book are like a softener for the soul. They can relieve you from stress and bring some peace to you who are irritable due to the pressure of survival in the world, and to you who are restless due to the trivialities of life.

This book is a collection of contemporary exquisite prose, including chapters by well-known writers such as Zhou Guoping, Bi Shumin, and Su Tong. The other authors are all works by readers and Youth Digest contracted writers. In the vast sea of ​​people, some people disappear in their lives in an instant, while some people can be deeply engraved in their hearts.

His friend said to him: "Knicks, it is actually your belief that brings you good luck. It is your self-confidence that helps you, not superstition." Indeed, if you do something with confidence, the weight of success will increase unknowingly. On the contrary, if you have no confidence in yourself, how can good luck come to you?

Many times, we are not making a book, but laying out a scenery for everyone, so that the footsteps and hearts that are always rushing by can slow down, stop for a while, look at the sunshine and stars outside the window, and look at the eyes that have not shed tears for a long time. "Win the Moment of Persistence" selects words that resonate with you and shares them with you to create a classic reading model! These words are all dedicated by popular and popular writers from "Reader", "Yilin", and "Youth Digest".

In this age where material things are rushing all the way and spiritual pursuits are weak, every time I hear impetuous and decadent words such as "boring", "boring" and "drifting" burst out from the mouths of pale-faced people, I will say to myself with a happy face: "What can I do in my life?" How wonderful it is to meet a companion who uses "It's so good" as his mantra! "If you have to put a deadline in front of saying "It's so good" to life, I hope that the answer given by everyone walking in the world will be the same two words - forever!

"Born in 1959" is a collection of prose essays by the famous writer Daxian. The book records Daxian's life for decades and presents his observations, experiences, memories and thoughts on Beijing's history and culture, customs and people, and events. "Born in 1959" is not a simple autobiography, nor is it pretending to be a biography of oneself, but a clear song, a Li song and an elegiac song of the past. The light, wind and moon are innate, revealing the desolate desert of "Born in 1959". Don't look for the established meaning of this book, and don't dig out its firm meaning. A glance across the sea, a moment of vicissitudes, and this meaning has gone far away...

Books are waiting for people, and people are waiting for books. While reading, people can connect day and night, and have a dialogue with classics and masters, which will never be blocked by time. This book is composed of Han Haoyue's essays. Eulogies range from Michael Jackson and Stan Lee to Jin Yong and February River, bidding farewell to the masters who took away an era; storytelling, from "The Outsider", "The Moon and Sixpence" to "Don Quixote", writes the author's own secret spiritual history of reading classics; film criticism, from "Pi", "Django Unchained" to "Let the Bullets Fly", strives to show the will of expression in world movies; chronicles, from Haruki Murakami, Leonardo to Zhang Yimou, focus on examining human nature and reality from a personal perspective. With smooth and concise writing style, Han Haoyue slowly unfolds a vivid and rich light and shadow picture, delicately showing his rich inner world, leading the audience to meet masters and classics on paper, and participate in an unending spiritual feast.

This book brings together a series of book-related articles written by the author in recent years, including reflections on reading and writing, derivative topics, book reviews, etc. The content is both literary and scientific, the writing is vivid and humorous, the materials are rich and informative, and the research is rigorous and in-depth. It is suitable for reading by science or literature lovers and college and middle school students.

"Son of the Earth" was the title of Li Guangtian's poem in the 1930s; before him, Tai Jinnong had already titled his collection of novels with this title in the 1920s. "Son of the Earth" should be an expression created by the authors of the May Fourth New Literature. Intellectuals in modern Chinese history often feel that they have spiritual blood inherited from the "land", and "Song of the Earth" has been a habitual chant of Chinese intellectuals in modern times. Just like the ancient poets who excused their fathers from the fields, when new poets let their peasant characters express their love for the earth, they often forget that that love originally belonged to them. Herman. In his famous novel "Narcissus and Goldmund", Hesse called artists and poets "maternal people". Such people regard the earth as their hometown and sleep soundly in their mother's arms because they are rich in love and feeling. The Place de la Concorde "is not an aesthetic object for taxi drivers, nor is the field an aesthetic object for farmers."① This is not only limited by love and sensitivity, but also because farmers who rely on the land for a living cannot have a "non-utilitarian" aesthetic attitude toward the fields. Therefore, it is ironic that modern intellectuals can easily claim to be sons of the earth because they have broken away from the basic survival connection with the "field" and have broken away from the peasant-style primitive unity with nature. Zhu Xiaoping said in his novel that intellectuals look to the sky and farmers look to the earth. Perhaps only those who are "looking toward the sky" own a piece of "earth" that is different from the land of farmers. Only by gazing at the earth beyond the basic survival relationship can they have the rural perception and rural cultural thinking of intellectuals. In China, a large agricultural country, the vast number of intellectuals are inextricably linked to the countryside and farmers. They have deep and broad cultural feelings for the countryside and the earth. Through the analysis and research of a large number of modern and contemporary Chinese literary works, this book explores intellectuals' cultural feelings and spiritual connections with the land and farmers, and reveals the cultural relationships between writers and the countryside and farmers, as well as their literary expressions. There is a special chapter introducing and discussing "Educated Youth Literature", which is also a highlight of this book.

Zhao Junhai's collection of essays "The Living Soul" is a new work of prose essays that are thoughtful, insightful, and have lofty spiritual connotations. This book contains thirty-seven short essays on Zhao Junhai's thoughts and reflections while walking on the road in recent years. His works have novel ideas, unique perspectives, quick thinking, and profound intentions. It is not a superficial introduction and reproduction, but a profound reflection and reflection full of rich humanistic knowledge and life experience, which is both thorough, incisive and thought-provoking. The work uses a realistic vision and an analysis that traces the truth, looking back at the past, appreciating history, taking care of the present, and touching people's hearts. It always travels between beliefs and ideals, and between history and reality. It contains Hong Zhongdalu's records and delicate and authentic descriptions. It restores the historical reality and describes the true feelings of the world. It has twinkling splendor and different warmth, making people happy, enlightened, benefited and spiritually sublimated. The book's writing style is generous, its literary talent is brilliant, its meaning is rich, and its purpose is noble. It is a rare masterpiece of prose in China today.

With rich true feelings and delicate brushwork, the author records the flow of his inner emotions and spiritual insights, from which he can listen to the bitterness and joy, sourness and sweetness, blessings and misfortunes in life. The book is divided into "Over the years, I have danced every day", "Notes from the Flower Dynasty, time has passed and I am still there", "Watching for thousands of years, life is an adventure", "It rains lightly tonight, I want you to hear it", "Written to the cute baby, you are April in the world", "Walking through the scenery, everything is worth it because of you", "Warm and fragrant, The seven volumes of "Who's Who's Words Delight", the language is delicate and graceful, the sentimental and pathos, the poignant lyrics bring out endless vicissitudes and lamentations, fully embodying the author's mature ability to control a rich life and the artistic charm of literary discourse. Reading it, one feels a kind of charm and power, giving readers more artistic aesthetic enjoyment.

"The Sky Will Light Up" is the first self-selected collection of prose published by a scholar-type writer who has been writing for more than 30 years. The book is divided into five volumes and contains nearly 100 excellent works. It vividly reproduces the author's life experience and life feelings at different stages from student to reporter, and then from reporter to scholar. The words are filled with full and passionate youthful feelings of striving for dreams. By reading this book, readers can not only learn how to imitate the article, but also benefit from positive energy and strengthen their beliefs in life.

The famous Nandagang Wetland on the west coast of the Bohai Sea is commonly known as Dawa. The author features ecological prose, uses a delicate and heavy style, and beautiful and meaningful writing to show the original ecological beauty of nature and the desolate beauty of history in this land, as well as the beauty of regional humanity amid hardships. This book contains more than 60 essays by the author, most of which were published in key domestic newspapers and periodicals such as "People's Daily", "Beautiful Essays", "Hundred Prose Schools", "Selected Prose Magazines" and "Hebei Daily". His works won literary awards such as the 3rd Bing Xin Prose Award. It is divided into 5 volumes: Thatched Grass in Wali, Sparrow in Wali, Ox in Wali, Bridge by Wali, and Moonlight Big Water. It is a selection of beautiful articles created by the author over many years.

The essay collection "Hometown Fields" selects the author's masterpieces of prose that have been published, reprinted and awarded in national and provincial literary journals. There are 60 articles with 200,000 words in total, divided into 11 series: "Revealing the Deepest Love", "Picking Up Marks", "Carving Broken Shadows", "Ode to Situation", "Caressing the Traces of the Heart", "Quiet Diaozhong Ridge", "Light of Faith", "Glimpses of Hometown", "The Name of Hometown", "Mountain Flowers Blooming at That Time" and "Red Earth Song". This book picks up anecdotes about the passing years in the countryside, inquires about human events and the brief history of life, and recovers the roots that have been ignored or lost; it blends time and space with all things, reproduces the unique connotations of rural areas, nostalgia, and nostalgia in southern Jiangxi. It recalls the broken shadows of time, touches the marks on the heart, conveys the belief of beneficial thoughts, and explains the feelings that shine with the light of the times. It yearns for a kind of order, respects a kind of virtue, and admires a kind of conduct. The work is full of reproduction, exploration and questioning of rural life in the south of the Yangtze River. Through chapters from different angles and layouts, it conveys many optimistic, open and positive attitudes with careful observation, intelligent reflection and natural expression of emotions. The writing style is plain and delicate, either fresh, smooth, graceful and moving, or humorous, colorful, possessing the artistic conception and taste of poetry, and the feelings are unique and sincere, forming the author's rich, colorful and profound literary world.

"Moonset Over the Long River" contains 33 prose works by the author, all of which have been published in public publications in recent years. The title of the book "Moonset on the Long River" is intended to express that a woman walks in the long river of life from her own perspective, watching the flowers bloom and fade, watching the moon wax and wane, savoring the warmth and warmth of the world, and feeling the changes in the world. The Moonset on the Long River is a great scene, the bright moon is bright, and everything waxes and wanes, and each of us is an indispensable image in this. On the road of our lives, we should live our own excellence. And wonderful, neither humble nor arrogant, facing difficulties and setbacks, bravely accepting the challenges of life and destiny, and facing life with the attitude of the moon smiling proudly on all kinds of frosty sky. The works in the book are written in the first person and the third person. They narrate world affairs, talk about the world, feel the passing years, observe the complicated life, and see the society from the perspective of a writer. I hope it can bring some benefits to readers.

"Being a Bright-hearted Person" is a new collection of essays written by senior media person, writer and founder of independent bookstore Jetlag [Dark Cloud Dresser] after "I'm fine, Mom". Follow Wu Yun to travel around the world, and see interesting things and people through Wu Yun's words. 29 Articles about travel, life, cities and people, 29 hidden aspects of the wonderful world, going on the road alone, feeling every stranger, adventure, adventure, separation... Observations and thoughts about bookstores and reading, the media industry, and the publishing industry. A special article reveals the story behind the publication of the "Naples Quartet". Open up the world of artistic youth.

On February 19, 2020, in order to take care of her grandmother who was seriously ill but resisted treatment, Anian, a post-90s COVID-19 patient, moved from the makeshift hospital to the "Vulcan Mountain" without hesitation. She wanted to get her mother back for her! In this special spring, "The Story of A-Nian and Grandma" has moved thousands of people with its warmth. This book is A-Nian's personal experience from the perspective of an eyewitness, recording every moment of his illness, isolation, hospitalization, and accompanying his grandmother. The truly recorded diary, with delicate and soft brushstrokes, not only presents the family love and protection of life and death between myself and my grandmother, but also shows the growth and responsibility of the younger generation in special times. From another perspective, we can see the full dedication and silent dedication of medical staff from all over the country who rush to help Wuhan and overcome the difficulties. They shed tears for Wuhan and fight for Wuhan! This is a true "Chinese story". In a special period, everyone gathered closely together, faced the loss of life, stopped running fast, but never gave up, held hope in their hearts, in the name of love, without hesitation, and lived towards death!

This book is divided into 4 parts. The first part is the author's anti-cancer experience, which introduces how cancer patients choose treatment and not to miss the best opportunity for cancer treatment. The second part is the clinical experience of cancer treatment, which introduces the author's experience in applying integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine methods to treat cancer. The third part is about treating the heart that causes cancer, and introduces how cancer patients can overcome depression. The fourth part is TCM study notes, which introduces a review of pulse studies, a collection of TCM anti-cancer experience, and a collection of veteran TCM experience that the author has studied and compiled. The publication of this book is undoubtedly very pioneering, inspiring and practical in the current medical situation with high incidence of cancer and single treatment methods with limited effects. This book can be used as a reference for oncologists, patients, and family members.

"Downtown" is a collection of memoir-style narrative essays written by Professor Sudan of the Academy of Fine Arts, Tsinghua University. Taking the heavy industrial city of Taiyuan as the background, the author records his life experience from the late 1960s to the early 1980s, integrating personal growth, family development and social changes, which has profound literary and important historical archival value. Sudan leads us to re-examine our youth from an artist's perspective and see the absurdity behind reality and the tenderness behind cruelty. The selection of artwork and artistic treatment of memories in the book are fascinating. While recreating the lush years, the author also looks back at the past from an artist's professional perspective, rethinks space, city and other issues, and deepens readers' understanding of art and design; integrating time into space, there is a nostalgic beauty that corresponds to time and space. The book is equipped with works by many well-known contemporary artists, which contrast with the text and are quite interesting.

The author strings together his nearly thirty years of experience, including his childhood misunderstandings and fears about school, the conflicts and fragmentation of his native family, the emotional confusion and hurt in his youth, and the failed experience of a flash marriage... Only then did he realize that he is a person who loves freedom. In-depth analysis of his situation and psychological feelings at that time, showing a real person. When the author truly understood the meaning of his life experience, he could see clearly how he had grown up to where he is today, and he was convinced that he had not deviated from his original intention behind this bumpy experience.

Mr. Ma Subin showed the saintly appearance of Zhang Zai, the master of Guanxue, and the thousand-year history of Neo-Confucianism in the Song and Ming Dynasties in many aspects and angles. The time span of this book extends to the Northern and Southern Song Dynasties, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, involving many historical figures, forming a volume of historical heroes with vivid characters and rich storylines. This book presents the essence of Zhang Zai's culture in an objective, rigorous, and easy-to-understand narrative style. It quotes from many sources and simplifies the complex, giving an accurate summary of classical Chinese texts that would be a headache for ordinary readers.

This is a collection of essays about life and living, including cherishing time and life, appreciating autumn rain and winter snow, experiencing love and lovesickness, memories and expectations, etc. The author's thoughts and feelings are all put into rice paper, conveying the results of a lifetime of experience and thinking.

This is a collection of essays, with four parts in total: Miscellaneous Thoughts of Ten Cities, Travel Notes of Ten Cities, Essays of Eight People and Twelve Stories. A total of 20 cities including Beijing, Tianjin, and Shanghai are involved, as well as 20 people closely related to the cities. It mainly expresses the author's feelings and thoughts about the city he writes about, expresses the author's love for life, gratitude for life, and pursuit of ideals, and also expresses the author's praise for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland.

This book uses friendly yet humorous language to record trivial matters in ordinary life that are easily overlooked, and describes the author's life experiences and insights. In more than sixty years, Guo Qiang grew 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 life. Whenever I recall the fragments of the past that have accumulated over the years, I feel not only emotion and regret, but also relief and relief.

The manuscript mainly starts from the analysis of the relationship between modern Chinese literature and classical literature, and conducts comparative research on famous literary figures, masterpieces, literary groups, and literary trends of thought. It is a collection of literary academic research monographs focusing on the study of literary systematicity and intertextuality. The manuscript is based on exploring the inheritance relationship between Chinese classical literature and modern Chinese literature. The publication of the manuscript will be helpful in promoting in-depth research on related issues.

Jin Yong's novels are all-encompassing, especially integrating traditional literature and history, creating a unique and fascinating world of martial arts. The author is a senior "jin fan" and has done a lot of in-depth research on the origins of the literary and historical allusions in Jin Yong's novels. He often finds new ideas that have never been said before.