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"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.

"Pillow Grass", "Abbot's Chronicle" and "Tu Rancao" are together among the "three major essays in Japan", and together with "The Tale of Genji" are "the twin gems of Heian literature". It is the source and peak of Japanese essay literature. Mr. Zhou Zuoren's translation is still the earliest and most classic translation so far. He accurately grasped the classical works and restored the beauty of Japanese. If you want to understand the delicacy and beauty of Japanese literature, as well as the aesthetic taste in Japanese culture, "Pillow" is a work that cannot be surpassed. "Kojiki" was written in 712. It is the first written classic in Japanese history, one of the classic works of legends and stories of the Nara Dynasty in Japan, and a pioneering work of Japanese historical works. The book is divided into three volumes. The first volume records the origins and myths and legends of Japanese gods, focusing on the formation of Japan's territory and the beginning of the emperor. The two gods Ienaki and Ienami created the country on the orders of the gods. They entered into a divine marriage and gave birth to children that spanned the gods. After events such as "relinquishment of the country" and "celestial descent", the descendant of Amaterasu Omikami, the god Waiha Nobiko no Mikoto, was born, the first emperor of Japan, Emperor Jinmu, who ruled the China of Weihara according to the destiny. The middle volume and the second volume are the records and legends of the thirty-three generations of Japanese emperors from Emperor Jimmu to Emperor Suiko. Historical facts and fiction are mixed. The records mainly focus on the conquests and quelling chaos of the Japanese emperors, administrative establishment, royal family legends, etc. "Ukiyo Bathhouse" was written from 1809 to 1812. It is a representative work of the "comic book" in the classical literature of the Edo period in Japan. In the mist-shrouded bathhouse, the families are mixed up, and the world is mixed, weaving all kinds of interesting aspects of the life of the common people in Edo. The book consists of two parts. The first part describes the scene in the men's section of the bathhouse, which lasts from early morning to afternoon, with a lively and noisy atmosphere. There are dozens of characters among the bathers, including the paralyzed Dou Qi, a 70-year-old reclusive old man, Kinbei with his child, a quack doctor who plays nonsense, a stranger who mistakes someone else's underwear for a towel, a drunkard, a blind man, and 19 small scenes. The second part describes the women's section of the bathhouse, which is equally lively. There are women of various identities in the bathhouse, including geishas, ​​maids, daughters, mothers, daughters-in-law, mothers-in-law, wet nurses, etc., With a wide age range, and a total of 16 small scenes. The characters of each of the men, women, and children who come to bathe are vivid and interesting through dialogue. "I Tasted the Taste of Things Too Soon - Collection of Poems by Ishikawa Takuboku" contains four short collections by Ishikawa Takuboku. "A Grip of Sand" contains 551 short songs, and "The Sad Toy" contains 194 short songs. These two song collections sincerely record the poet's sorrow and sighs in his life of poverty and illness. "Brief and Whistle" is a collection of six modern poems written by Ishikawa Takuboku, focusing on thinking about the real world. "An Edible Poetry" is a confessional article written by the poet about his poetry creation. He briefly describes his creative path and analyzes his own soul.

The new edition of "Zhou Zuoren's Collection of Foreign Writings" consists of two volumes. This is the first volume, which includes the collected foreign writings from 1904 to 1945, including prose, old poems, new poems, as well as inscriptions, postscripts, notes written for his own or other people's articles and translations, and other works that have not been included in the self-edited collection. Compared with the previous edition, the new edition of "Zhou Zuoren's Collection of Foreign Languages ​​1904-1945" took six years of collection, arrangement and revision. It includes the newly discovered Zhou Zuoren's lost writings in recent years, and adds more than 170 articles with more than 100,000 words. In terms of content, articles such as the early "Novel Series" series, "The Meaning of New Literature" in the early days of the May Fourth New Literature Movement, and several open letters discussing "love problems" deserve special attention. In particular, it should be mentioned that the original origin of the famous harmonious poems by Hu Shi and Zhou Zuoren after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War has never been clear, which has become an unsolved case in Zhou Zuoren's research. Now a newly published article, "Fang Wai Sing He Shi Chao", provides a new answer to this question. The publication of the new edition of "Zhou Zuoren's Collection of Foreign Languages" is of irreplaceable value to the study of Zhou Zuoren and even to the study of Chinese literary history in the 20th century.

The Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties are the collective name for the eight major prose writers in the Tang and Song Dynasties, namely Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty and Ouyang Xiu, Su Xun, Zeng Gong, Wang Anshi, Su Shi and Su Che in the Song Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu You first compiled and selected the prose works of these eight writers and published the "Collected Works of Eight Masters". Later Tang Shunzhi also selected the works of these eight writers in his book "Wen Bian". Mao Kun, an ancient writer in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, organized and compiled it on the basis of his predecessors, and named it "Eight Masters of Tang and Song Dynasty Wenchao", with a total of 160 volumes. From then on, the "Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties" got their name. This book not only highlights the achievements of the eight masters in prose writing, but also pays tribute to Han Yu

The Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties are the collective name for the eight major prose writers in the Tang and Song Dynasties, namely Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty and Ouyang Xiu, Su Xun, Zeng Gong, Wang Anshi, Su Shi and Su Che in the Song Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu You first compiled and selected the prose works of these eight writers and published the "Collected Works of Eight Masters". Later Tang Shunzhi also selected the works of these eight writers in his book "Wen Bian". Mao Kun, an ancient writer in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, organized and compiled it on the basis of his predecessors, and named it "Eight Masters of Tang and Song Dynasty Wenchao", with a total of 160 volumes. From then on, the "Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties" got their name. This book not only highlights the achievements of the eight masters in prose writing, but also pays tribute to Han Yu

The Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties are the collective name for the eight major prose writers in the Tang and Song Dynasties, namely Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty and Ouyang Xiu, Su Xun, Zeng Gong, Wang Anshi, Su Shi and Su Che in the Song Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu You first compiled and selected the prose works of these eight writers and published the "Collected Works of Eight Masters". Later Tang Shunzhi also selected the works of these eight writers in his book "Wen Bian". Mao Kun, an ancient writer in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, organized and compiled it on the basis of his predecessors, and named it "Eight Masters of Tang and Song Dynasty Wenchao", with a total of 160 volumes. From then on, the "Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties" got their name. This book not only highlights the achievements of the eight masters in prose writing, but also pays tribute to Han Yu

This book is mainly a selection of fine works of modern Chinese urban literature. It has searched and selected 123 works by 51 modern writers. The teaching materials include selected works, reading tips for the works, references for further reading, reflections and exercises. There is an "Introduction" at the front and a "Postscript" at the end.

The book collects 20 albums with topics from ten aspects, including: myths and legends that are extremely imaginative and colorful; science fiction that is bizarre and incredible; detective stories that are confusing and have unexpected answers; biographies of famous people with great virtues and immortality; there are beautiful and tender love odes that touch the world; there are magnificent and powerful stories. There are war epics; there are resourceful narratives with outstanding strategies and talents; there are adventure stories about being in dangerous situations and surviving in desperate situations; there are film literature that is both sad and joyful and shocking; there are famous dramas that have strong responses and arouse resonance, etc., Etc., Covering almost all the existing Chinese and foreign literary works in the world, covering all fields of cultural masterpieces that readers love to see. With one volume in hand, you can have an overview of famous works. It introduces strange and fresh legendary stories, shows a magnificent historical picture, shapes the characters that are ready to be revealed, conveys profound cultural thoughts, and is highly informative and interesting.

Heartbroken by the desolation in his eyes, he stretched out his hand, wanting to take him into his arms like before, but he gently turned sideways and avoided it, letting the outstretched hand fall into vain. Pulling back his hand, he looked at him sadly, "Xuan, I love you." Does he love him? The corners of his lips were slightly raised, full of sarcasm. Does he love him? Hahaha! He actually still has the nerve to say he loves him today? After he betrayed him, betrayed him, hurt him and made him drink poisonous wine, he actually dared to say that he loved him.

Heartbroken by the desolation in his eyes, he stretched out his hand, wanting to take him into his arms like before, but he gently turned sideways and avoided it, letting the outstretched hand fall into vain. Pulling back his hand, he looked at him sadly, "Xuan, I love you." Does he love him? The corners of his lips were slightly raised, full of sarcasm. Does he love him? Hahaha! He actually still has the nerve to say he loves him today? After he betrayed him, betrayed him, hurt him and made him drink poisonous wine, he actually dared to say that he loved him.

The book collects 20 albums with topics from ten aspects, including: myths and legends that are extremely imaginative and colorful; science fiction that is bizarre and incredible; detective stories that are confusing and have unexpected answers; biographies of famous people with great virtues and immortality; there are beautiful and tender love odes that touch the world; there are magnificent and powerful stories. There are war epics; there are resourceful narratives with outstanding strategies and talents; there are adventure stories about being in dangerous situations and surviving in desperate situations; there are film literature that is both sad and joyful and shocking; there are famous dramas that have strong responses and arouse resonance, etc., Etc., Covering almost all the existing Chinese and foreign literary works in the world, covering all fields of cultural masterpieces that readers love to see. With one volume in hand, you can have an overview of famous works. It introduces strange and fresh legendary stories, shows a magnificent historical picture, shapes the characters that are ready to be revealed, conveys profound cultural thoughts, and is highly informative and interesting.

Myths and stories are a type of folk literature. Their production reflects ancient people's struggle with nature and pursuit of ideals, and has a profound impact on later generations of literature and art. In the process of children's growth, myths are indispensable spiritual food. It can not only broaden horizons, enlighten wisdom, and stimulate imagination, but also subtly cultivate children's good habits and enrich their knowledge.

This book aims to help young people understand the stories told by these famous works in the world by rewriting some famous Chinese and foreign works, so that young people can understand the background of the times behind these stories, hoping to stimulate young people's desire to read, and at the same time, let young people understand the ins and outs of these stories and set ambitious goals for them.

"Chinese and Foreign Drama Literary Stories" displays famous dramas that have strong responses and aroused resonance, including: The Injustice of Dou E; Rescue of Feng Chen; Rain in Xiaoxiang; Rain in Wutong; Autumn in the Han Palace; Chenzhou Chonglai; Romance of the West Chamber; Li Kui Bearing a Jing; Orphan of the Zhao Family; Pipa Story; Peony Pavilion; Jade Hairpin Story; Qing Zhongpu; Fifteen Guan, etc.

"Chinese and Foreign Detective Literature Stories" describes confusing, mysterious and unexpected detective stories, including: McQueen's journey; No. 600 Heavy oil; murder in the kitchen; filming started; 10,000 pounds and a reward; an unsolved case; great-aunt Ellie's poisonous fly paper; Anfu Temple; searching for documents; defeating those who retreated; Yang Hua's corpse in the case of redress of injustice, etc.

Ji Xianlin's collection of pictures and texts reveals many rare photos and manuscripts for the first time. This set includes: Miscellaneous Notes on the Sickbed, The Master's Gone Away, Taking His Seat, Traveler Without Borders, Collection of Collections, Langrun Collection, Ten Years in Germany, Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed, Tsinghua Garden Diary, Life Sketch, Tianzhu Heart Shadow, Me and Peking University, One Flower, One World, and Dream Collection.

Classics are the exquisite products that have been preserved after the precipitation of time and thousands of washes. They are the perception of human nature and the interpretation of life. The significance of a classic is that it is always read and always new. No matter how time passes, it remains the same scenery on readers' bookshelves. "Chinese and Foreign Classic Prose Reading Library" "Chinese and Foreign Classic Prose Reading Library: Situation·Emotion (Life Volume)" includes classic prose works created by Tai Jingnong, Ding Ling, Xu Zhimo, Liang Shiqiu, Gorky, Einstein and others.

This book is a collection of essays by modern and contemporary writer Bing Xin. It includes "Miscellaneous Memories of Childhood", "For Young Readers", "Ode to Cherry Blossoms", "Past Events", "Little Orange Lantern" and many other articles, divided into five series. These works fully reflect Bing Xin's prose style full of "philosophy of love". In this book, Bing Xin uses flowing words to talk about her nostalgia for her motherland, hometown, family, and the sea, expresses her sympathy for the lower class people, and the melancholy of exploring life. It is full of tenderness, slightly sad, and shows a clear and elegant style.

In order to commemorate the 95th anniversary of the founding of Xiangshan Salesian Hospital and the 146th anniversary of Xiong Xiling's birth, this book is themed "Xiangshan - Xiong Xiling's Undying Love" and contains seven parts: Anti-Japanese Patriotism, Red Cradle, Charity Education, Comprehensive Research, Inheritance and Development, Xiong Xiling's Chronology, and Historical Data Collection. It touches on various aspects of Mr. Xiong Xiling's anti-Japanese war, patriotism, charity, education, etc., To commemorate the deeds of this great anti-Japanese patriotic pioneer and his thoughts on charity education.

Men crave passion, and so do women. However, some people say: men and women are different. For men, after some "passion", their mentality will soon calm down, and everything about them will return to the past. However, once they encounter a new "encounter", a new round of "passion" will quickly arise. Women are different. Their "passion" for a man often lasts a long time. Especially for those men who loved them deeply but suddenly left them in an instant, there will always be lingering frustration and melancholy, even pain and resentment in their hearts.

This book mainly includes the poems about the girl who saved the people, a wonderful picture that cannot be painted, witty sayings about fools, famous lines from Su Shi's poems, If You Can Live Again, Compassionate Eyes, etc.

Zhao Yu once said: "Why do poets write prose? Because they feel that roughness can sometimes be a kind of beauty. Poetry is too smooth, like a woman's body, and cannot stay on it for too long." For me, I used to write poems lukewarmly. Gradually, I felt that they belonged to those younger than me. They are bold and crazy, obsessed but not regretful, frank and emotional, and prose essays mostly write about trivial things in life, a moment of feeling, a moment of emotion, which is a written expression of one kind of true self, and another kind of real me. Unknowingly, I tried to write scattered words to express my inner feelings and emotions that poetry could not fully encompass. I feel that compared to writing poetry, prose may have more cultural and social responsibility and conformity (of course, this does not mean that poetry does not have the meaning of responsibility). In other words, it is a kind of literary, cultural and textual responsibility.

This is a collection of essays and novels. The author starts from fragments of daily life and uses the form of individual lives to understand the various common basic emotions that closely accompany human beings in their journey of survival. His writings present many ordinary or wonderful plots and stories, including insights into life and praise for life's emotions. This book is divided into four parts: prose essays, literary newsletters, short stories, and novellas.

Natural, fresh and distant, are the distinctive styles of Meng Haoran's five-character poetry. This song "Passing an Old Friend's Village" is a representative work of this style. When reading this poem, we feel that a friend who visited the farm not long ago vividly described to us the process and feelings of being a guest: the village is surrounded by green trees, the distant mountains lie quietly outside the village, there are sumptuous farm dishes on the table, and the villagers' working fields are outside the window. We chat with old friends over wine about farm matters. Naturally, I feel very comfortable and excited.

A city, Hegang, was built out of coal and has experienced the baptism of fire like a phoenix's rebirth. Now it spreads its wings and takes off to a new starting point of the unity and harmony between man and nature, city and ecology, and spans the historical journey of scientific, comprehensive, coordinated and sustainable development.

This book contains three works by Bing Xin: "For Young Readers", "Spring Water with Stars" and "Little Orange Lantern". These three works are all Bing Xin's masterpieces and have become the foundation works of Chinese children's literature. It fully expresses the ideological core of Ms. Bing Xin's creation: the philosophy of love. Bing Xin did not want to describe a miserable life, so she chose an "ideal" life as the object of her praise. In his ideal world, there is only sympathy and love, only mutual aid and support. Therefore, maternal love, innocence and praise of nature have become her main themes.

This book collects many of Bing Xin's excellent works. Some of them fondly recall her happy and sad childhood, the days when she and her father rode horses to watch the sea, the Spring Festival reunion, and many past events; some praise the beloved people in the new society; some explore good learning methods and encourage children to read more and good books; some tell big truths through small things. Reading Bing Xin's works, I am moved every moment.

This book collects all Lu Xun's famous prose works, as well as some fine essays. It is divided into five albums according to the writing content and characteristics of the articles. These essays record Lu Xun's main experiences from childhood to youth, recall many family members, partners, relatives and friends, and present a picture of life in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. These chapters mainly inherit the characteristics of traditional Chinese prose. The writing style is friendly, long-lasting, profound and meaningful. They are classics in modern prose. The essays included in the book describe the world, describe experiences, comment on personnel affairs, and express emotions. They embody the ideological connotation and unique perfection of Lu Xun's broad spirit, and embody the brilliance of Lu Xun's thoughts and wisdom everywhere.

This book is a collection of Zhang Henshui's prose collection, including more than fifty representative essays by Zhang Henshui. The lines of these works are full of the beauty of poetry and painting, revealing a light, elegant and leisurely style. Reading these daily conversation-style works, one can clearly feel Zhang Henshui's deep sense of the vicissitudes of his family and country that resides in the ordinary alleys of the old city. Zhang Henshui's prose is close to the ancient charm of Ming and Qing prose, with clear and beautiful words and mainly short sentences. Because of his profound academic training and solid foundation in Chinese studies, he can write such concise, dilute and flavorful articles. Zhang Henshui's prose not only reflects the writer's thoughts and emotions, personality awareness and aesthetic taste more directly, more concentratedly and concretely, but also has rich content, wide range of themes, diverse genres and complete categories. Narrative description, writing about people, expressing emotions, discussion and criticism, theoretical exploration, academic talks, and art appreciation are all involved; the use of various forms such as beautiful essays, essays, reviews, random thoughts, trivial notes, long talks, long essays, short aphorisms, aphorisms, etc. Is even more familiar and handy.

This book is a collection of Mr. Lao She's prose collection, including "Master Zongyue", "Appreciation of Baotu Spring", "Some Impressions" and "Cat", etc. More than 70 excellent essays. According to the content and style characteristics, this book is divided into four series. These works may describe the scenery and people's feelings in meticulous detail and exaggerate them to the fullest; they may criticize current affairs with humor and hit the mark; they may describe family life with affection and admiration; or they may talk about literary creation, which is original and exciting.

This book contains more than 70 fine essays by Zhou Zuoren, such as "Bitter Rain", "Wooden Boat", "Drinking Tea" and "Miscellaneous Letters from the Mountains". It is divided into four albums according to their content and writing style. He wrote about wild vegetables in his hometown, about tea drinking, the sound of birds, awning boats, the spring in Peiping, and about the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival, plum blossoms, orchids, bamboos and chrysanthemums. Things that really require a leisurely mind to notice, he wrote them all down one by one. He was calm, indifferent, and eloquent without being irritable and harsh, which makes people feel relaxed when reading. Zhou Zuoren's main creative achievement throughout his life was the creation of prose sketches. His elegant and free writing style, peaceful and tranquil lyrical features, solemn and humorous humor, and comfortable language expression made his works unique in style and became a genre in the history of the development of modern Chinese prose.

This book selects Lin Huiyin's poems, prose, novels and letters and other articles, divided into four series. These articles may write about friendships, family affairs, real feelings and experiences, or publish real discussions. They are rich in ideological connotation and profound cultural heritage. Her poems are graceful and elegant, her prose is passionate and long-lasting, her novels are delicate and sincere, and her letters fully demonstrate her sincerity.

This book selects more than 50 classic prose works by Zhu Ziqing, including not only famous works such as "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" and "Spring", but also many Chinese and foreign travel notes such as "The Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lanterns", "Venice", and "Berlin". This book carefully divides four albums according to different contents, including his love for his father in "Back", his love for his children in "Children", his deep love for his hometown in "I Am a Yangzhou native", and so on. Not obvious, but deep and profound. Reading his articles, one can fully feel his humility, sincerity, purity and simplicity, which permeate every chapter and paragraph.

Under the new situation of thoroughly implementing the spirit of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and comprehensively deepening public security reform, the Heilongjiang Provincial Police Association held the first province-wide exhibition of outstanding police calligraphy, art, photography, and poetry works. From the 800 submitted works, after expert review, a total of 258 works were selected for first, second, and third prizes and excellence awards in calligraphy, art, photography, and poetry categories and were compiled into a book. This book is a concentrated display of the results of this exhibition. The publication of this book not only demonstrates the spirit of the police in Heilongjiang Province, but also reflects that Heilongjiang Province attaches great importance to the cultural influence of public security and strives to promote cultural education and cultural development of the police. It has positive significance for the improvement of the cultural connotation of the police and the cultivation of the comprehensive quality of the public security police.

This book contains a total of 5 volumes of all Xiao Hong's creations and letters discovered so far during his lifetime. The collected works are organized according to novels, essays, poems, dramas, letters and other literary genres. The novel part: the short stories are divided into three groups according to the publication time, and are arranged together with the novellas and novels respectively; the prose part: arranged in the chronological order of public publication, among which the "Shangshi Street" series of proses are arranged in the order arranged when the book was published; The poetry part: those published publicly are arranged in the order of publication; the ones not published are arranged in the order of the "Autonomous Collection of Poems" compiled by the author during his lifetime; the letter part: arranged separately according to the name of the recipient; letters to the same recipient are arranged in order according to the date of writing. This book is a hardcover version.

This book is a collection of all Xiao Hong's poems, plays, and letters. Readers can feel another Xiao Hong besides novels and essays, and use this as a reference to more closely understand the classic works left by Xiao Hong. These works of relatively marginal genres in Xiao Hong's creation are also important footnotes to Xiao Hong's literary life. Together, they constitute a three-dimensional and rich writer Xiao Hong.

This book collects many of Xu Zhimo's "Self-Dissection", "Want to Fly", "The Cambridge I Know", "Gossips about Living in the Feilengcui Mountain" and many more. His prose is also of its own style, with a unique charm, rich in philosophy and poetic beauty. He is good at using a variety of rhetorical techniques to vent emotions, create artistic conception, and enhance the artistic expression of prose. In addition to many essays, this book also includes the contents of the letters "Love Eyebrows" and "To Lu Xiaoman", which fully demonstrates Xu Zhimo's spiritual world and helps us perceive his emotions and pursuits.

This book is a collection of Yu Dafu's prose works, including more than fifty of Yu Dafu's prose works. Yu Dafu's prose has unique personality characteristics. In his works, he describes his personal thoughts and life in detail, and his autobiographical writings are frank and passionate. He shows himself to the readers transparently and candidly. The autobiographical color is rich and strong. These are blended with the beautiful and timeless landscapes in the work, and the author's profound knowledge and artistic skills are reflected in the writing and scenery. In terms of ideological content, these works can be used to understand Yu Dafu and the era in which he lived. It can be seen that many of his deformed and pathological emotions were caused by the vicious and violent persecution of this society. As for artistic skills, they can greatly benefit the cultivation and sublimation of readers' aesthetic sentiments.

This book selects hundreds of short notes written by Zheng Yimei describing the past events in the art world. The selected works are all the essence of Zheng's writings. His works are interesting and interesting, and his writing style is concise and implicit. His classical and vernacular writing are both proficient in classical Chinese and vernacular. The writing and ink are full of knowledge and interest, and they are both elegant and popular. Once compiled, readers can enjoy the peaceful feeling of happy reading. The author once participated in the Nanshe Society, and later engaged in education and was a librarian of the Shanghai Museum of Literature and History. He was known as the "King of Filler" because he was good at writing literary and historical anecdotes. This book not only collects the works that have been published by the author during his lifetime, but also includes authors who have not been published during his lifetime, which is of high research value.

This book is a collection of essays that collects the author's thoughts and feelings in recent years. The whole book is divided into five series: Love for Hometown, Looking Back at Past Events, Searching for Green Fields, Picking Up Interests from Traveling, and Traces of Time. In his articles, the writer always reveals his sincere attitude towards himself and life. Whether he writes about people or things, he consistently adheres to the creative principle of sincerity. He is neither obscure nor exaggerated. His language is simple but profound, and he is close to life and nature. The author uses extremely simple language, slowly expresses his true feelings and insights, and speaks in a way like spring breeze and rain, gently tapping the readers' hearts. It combs through the Spring and Autumn Period, and combs through each vivid story, which is impressive after reading it.

This book is a collection of Xia Zunzun's essays, including more than fifty representative essays by Xia Zunzun. Xia Chuzun is a very famous writer, educator, translator and publisher in my country. With his fresh and natural words, straightforward and simple writing style, and rich and delicate emotions, he recalls the past, talks about old friends, talks about education, and discusses current affairs. Judging from the nature of the selected articles, there are essays and essays, which embody the author's attitude and feelings about people and things. The author's profound literary skills are revealed between the lines, highlighting the current situation of literary creation of that era and the humanistic feelings of literati writers. The articles selected in this book were all published in the 1930s, but Xia Chanzun's writing style is ahead of the times. His articles are mostly short sentences, and his style is smooth and natural, making you unable to put it down.

This book is a collection of Yang Shuo's prose. It contains more than 50 of Yang Shuo's representative essays, divided into four series according to different contents, including famous articles such as "Lychee Honey", "Snow Waves" and "Fragrant Mountain Red Leaves". Yang Shuo creatively inherited the strengths of traditional Chinese prose, reaching the realm of poetry by expressing feelings about things and blending things and myself; the structure is exquisite, and the ending is full of meanings and intriguing; the language has the charm of painstaking refinement, is precise, condensed, rich in meaning and rich in music, and has a fresh, handsome, tactful and subtle style.

In order to guide the National Reading Activities to develop in depth and breadth, the Daqing Municipal National Reading Activities Leading Group Office has collected and sorted out the works of three readers: Zhang Yelong's novels are based on his own personal experience as a tricycle driver. From a unique perspective, he describes and explores the various aspects of life of this group under market economy conditions, and reflects the changes of the times and society from the changes in the lives of the people at the bottom. Based on actual feelings, bitter but optimistic, hardworking but persistent, simple but not superficial, ordinary but extraordinary; Du Tianming's ancient poems, lyrics, and music take the plants and trees of his hometown and the feelings of magnolia as the source and motivation of his creation, with a wide range of themes, reflecting the daily life of his hometown. The rapid changes and his own mental journey; Guan Qinglin's free-style poems combine his own living conditions to record the bitterness, sweetness, joy, anger, sorrow and joy of his experience. The body is bound by livelihood, but the heart is flying freely, full of romantic feelings of longing for a better life.

Cape Cod is a crooked, bare arm of Massachusetts, with Buzzards Bay at its shoulders, Cape Malebari at its elbows, Truro at its wrists, and Provincetown its sandy fist. With the green mountains on its back and the Atlantic Ocean at its feet, it guards Cape Cod like a boxer: the storm blowing from the northeast is resisted by one of its fists, and it raises the intruders from the Atlantic Ocean high from time to time; its other fist is always ready to strike, protecting the chest - Cape Ann. The author is known as the founder of the nature essay. His writing is concise, powerful, simple, natural, and thoughtful, making him unique among American prose in the 19th century.

This book is a revised version of the two books "Yilin Sanye" and "Yilin Sanye Continuation". It organizes the original entry-style content and organizes the content about the same person and the same thing together for the convenience of readers. "Yi Lin San Ye" is a collection of Mr. Zheng Yimei's anecdotes about people, covering multiple fields and multiple characters. The text is short and concise, and the insights are unique and insightful. Both the content and style are quite elegant and interesting. The author's high degree of familiarity with the people's anecdotes at that time makes the people and events in this book believable and impressive. This book classifies and organizes these complicated contents, which not only retains the style and historical value of the original work, but also makes it easier for readers to check and get a better reading experience in clear organization.

This book is a collection of Xu Dishan's prose collection, including Xu Dishan's classic prose, such as "Spiritual Rain in the Empty Mountain", "Mountain Sound", "Spring Forest", "Falling Peanuts" and other well-known masterpieces. Xu Dishan is a famous modern writer and scholar. His articles are concise and timeless, simple and fresh, rich in philosophy, rich in exotic colors, and have unique artistic charm. They are a must-have classic for middle school students and readers who like literature. The author uses natural entities to describe and discuss, or express his understanding of life from his state of mind or his situation; he writes about things that happen around him in reality, often starting with notes and ending with his own philosophical sublimation; he writes about small scenes in the lives of couples, showing mutual understanding or consideration, and full of rich true feelings and meanings in the world.

This book is a collection of autobiographies by Chen Shuyu, a senior expert on Lu Xun, reviewing his life in chronological order. The first two editions of this book were titled "Footprints on the Beach". This edition is an expanded version and renamed "I Live in the World: Eighty Years of Chen Shuyu". The five characters "I live in the world" are taken from Lu Xun's "Huagai Collection·Inscription". Readers can see reflections of different eras from the author's life experiences, as well as the friendly faces of many famous modern and contemporary scholars. The book also preserves records of right and wrong in the literary world. At the same time, scholars can obtain some historical information about China's contemporary academic transition period, especially first-hand information on the history of contemporary Lu Xun studies.

This book collects "Xian Kuaibian", poems, operas and scattered articles scattered here and there. Wu Jianren served as the chief writer of seven newspapers. His works during this period were very scattered, and it was extremely difficult to collect and proofread them. However, this book fills the gaps left by Wu Jianren in his early period to a certain extent. "Juanwaibian" is a collection of Wu Jianren's political essays, including "Protecting the People", "System", "Shuo Xing" and many other articles. He starts from the social system and believes that through top-down reforms, China can embark on the road to prosperity. The poems include eighty-four poems with thirty-seven titles in "The Deleted and Remaining Poems of Xianjuan" and other poems in "The Deleted and Remaining Poems of Xianjuan". The operas include three parts of "The Four Legends of Zeng Fang", which are not finished; and two parts of "Martyr Wu's Martyrdom", which are not finished.

Why do people live? What is the greatest pain in life? No matter whether we are walking slowly or hastily on the road of life, we must always give a review and summary of our life. This is an autobiographical documentary. The author was a teacher in the north, went south to Shenzhen and started from scratch. After getting a second job, he became a successful person among many strugglers in the Special Administrative Region. There were joys and tears among them.