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This book is a collection of essays on rural plants in a series of rural essays based on the author's birthplace of Bacmeng Village in Yongxing County, Chenzhou, Hunan Province, and with "Eightcm of Time" as the general outline. The book contains a total of 76 plant essays, which are divided into five series according to the particularity of the natural growth and distribution areas of local plants: river bank, hillside, houseside, field, and garden soil. By telling the stories behind the plants, it presents the changes in the plant ecological environment in a specific southern rural area since the 1970s, as well as thoughts on the relationship between people and plants, and people and the ecological environment.

This book is a collection of literary and historical essays by Yu Yunguo, a professor at Shanghai Normal University and director of the Chinese Song History Research Association. It includes the author's notes on reading history, miscellaneous thoughts, nostalgia for people, and book reviews in recent years. The book is named after the author's study, and refers to the famous couplet of Donglin Academy: "The sound of wind, rain, and reading are heard in the ears; family affairs, national affairs, and world affairs are concerned about everything." It expresses the author's feeling of "reading, reading history, reading people, and reading the world" and his humanistic sentiments in the form of current reviews, sketches, and calligraphy.

Through beautiful prose, supplemented by exquisite hand-drawn illustrations, the author of this book vividly presents various classic children's games that Zhongshan people loved to play when they were young, such as the joyful rubber band jumping with unique Lingnan traditional cultural characteristics, exciting competition for the "throne", 123 traffic lights, traditional jumping from the plane, two-person sedan chair, guessing and grabbing the red flag, origami, etc. This manuscript affectionately describes the childhood interests of generations of Zhongshan people. It is interesting, readable and watchable. It is suitable for readers of different ages and will help promote and carry forward the excellent traditional culture of Zhongshan.

This manuscript introduces the seven ancient villages in Zhongshan City that were selected for the "Third Batch of Guangdong Province Ancient Village Selection" in a lively way with hand-drawn drawings and prose, such as Guhe Village in Sanxiang Town, Cuiheng Village in Nanlang Town, etc. It also collects the historical stories, folk customs, famous buildings and other ancient beauty of each ancient village. The publication of this book will help promote the historical value, cultural value and protection significance of ancient villages, and is of great significance to the inheritance and promotion of China's excellent traditional culture. This manuscript is one of the Zhongshanke Mini series books and is planned to be released in a set with the other five books in the same series.

This book mainly introduces ancestral halls with special historical stories in Zhongshan City, which are presented in the form of beautiful hand-drawn paintings and relaxed prose, such as the Huang family's large ancestral hall, which is famous for its oyster shell wall, and the Wu Gong's ancestral hall of Dongchu, which is famous for its moral style. It includes not only the historical origin, characteristic architectural style, and historical stories of the ancestral hall, but also the author's insights into the history of the ancestral hall after on-site visits. This book is one of the Zhongshan Guest Mini series. It aims to introduce Zhongshan's representative ancestral halls to young readers with fresh hand-drawn drawings, which will help inherit and promote the excellent traditional Chinese culture.

The manuscript of this book revolves around the old streets and alleys of Xiaolan Town, Zhongshan. As a native of Xiaolan, the author has deep local sentiments and uses the form of prose and stories to narrate the daily life and vicissitudes of life in the old streets, which is full of local flavor. This book records the old appearance and history of Xiaolan, which can inspire the new generation of Zhongshan people to not forget the tradition and cherish the present. It also has certain positive significance for inheriting local culture and highlighting local humanities.

This manuscript mainly introduces the representative historical and cultural monuments in Zhongshan City, such as Tiecheng East Gate City Wall, Yanzhou Academy, Shuangmei Bridge, etc. The author mainly uses beautiful prose to record what he sees and hears during his visit to ancient monuments, and also uses fresh illustrations to present the beauty of Zhongshan's ancient monuments. Cultural relics and historic sites are important carriers for inheriting and promoting China's excellent traditional culture. The publication of this book has far-reaching significance for strengthening the protection of my country's historical and cultural relics and promoting China's excellent traditional culture. This manuscript is one of the Zhongshanke Mini series of books, and the remaining five books are planned to be released as a set.

Tang Yinfang is a famous calligrapher, painter and art historian. The previous book "Nestle's Words" was hailed as the "New Words of the World" in the art world. "Smoke in the Art Forest" is the author's new article writing interesting anecdotes about the Chinese art world after "Nestle's Words". It has been published in the "Art Review" of "Oriental Morning Post" and other media, and has received enthusiastic response. This book is written with brilliant penmanship, each of nearly a hundred words, and is an interesting record of the mist of modern art.

Baishuijing, Sunwen Road, Fengming Road, Yixian Lake, Xishan Temple... These old streets and alleys you have walked through are either quiet and elegant, or as bustling as before, and they survive with colorful memories of the 1980s and 1990s. Behind every street, every house, every window, and every person, there is a joy and sorrow hidden behind it that cannot be seen by outsiders. Living in a bustling city, do you also want to walk into this ancient story and reminisce about the familiar nostalgia together? Come, follow the author's slow footsteps and step from the noisy new city to the silent old city; follow the illustrator's fresh watercolors to take a closer look at the old scenes of the ancient village from the bustling new scenes.

This book is a revised edition of "Zhongshan Guest: Flower Shadows of the South". The book is divided into three series: "Flowers", "Grass" and "Wood". It covers more than 50 species of native plants in the South, especially Zhongshan, and each article is accompanied by a color sketch. The author intends to use plants and the process of plant sketching to briefly talk about literature, painting, music and perceptions of life. The text and pictures are both sentimental, calm and elegant. The hope is that readers can slow down their pursuit in today's impetuous and fast-paced life, and enjoy the morning sunshine, the joy of blooming flowers, and the chirping of birds. In the details and subtleties, appreciate the four seasons of the world.

This book studies one aspect of beauty in Zhang Ailing's works from the perspectives of literary criticism and plant appreciation, and digs this beauty deeper, more moving, and more amazingly. At the same time, it will be equipped with a large number of exquisite realistic or freehand plant photos, all of which are original photography by the author. Through the combination of words and images, the interest and charm of the plant and literary world are explained. The book is rich in pictures and texts, integrating knowledge and interest. It will be a fragrant reading journey for readers. The word count is about 150,000 words and 140 pictures. This book chooses a unique perspective to study Zhang Ailing's literary and artistic characteristics from the aspects of describing the characteristics of related plants in Zhang Ailing's works and creating artistic conception. Plants are one of the important backgrounds for literary works to reflect regional characteristics. A large number of plants appear in Zhang Ailing's works and play a very key role in her works. Poinciana, hibiscus, ivory, rhododendron, white orchid, palm, frangipani, papaya, durian, mango and other plants in the Lingnan region embody strong Lingnan regional characteristics. The description of these Lingnan-style plants is an indispensable detail in works about Hong Kong. Magnolia, sycamore, narcissus, red plum, rose, gardenia, wintersweet, etc. Are typical plants in the Jiangnan area, and they are depicted in extremely delicate and moving depictions in works describing Jiangnan. There are a lot of witty sayings in Zhang Ailing's books, with unique images and wonderful metaphors. Among them, there are many images about plants, such as: "No matter how young she is, she is just a younger snow red tree - salted.", "Under the dark eyebrows and eyelashes, the eyes are like those blown by the wind. In the early rice fields, the green light of the water under the rice occasionally flashed, and then dimmed again. "In Zongzhen's eyes, her face was like a peony flower drawn with a few strokes of white, and the two or three short hairs on her forehead were the stamens in the wind." Etc. Are very unique and can be listed in a chapter. In addition, the colors of plants and plants used as food are also rich enough to form separate chapters. In short, there are blooming flowers, spring and autumn colors, and every plant and tree in the world of plants also emotionally interprets the sorrow and joy of the mortal world. Behind the storyline, life interest, and desolate emotions flying between the lines, there are flowers, plants, vines, and trees that cannot be ignored.

This is a 200,000-word love letter written over 32 years. As the father of two daughters, he is an ordinary man, but he is as affectionate as the sea. Jiao Tong has devoted half his life to cooking practice to care for the women in his life and record love and growth with the finest details. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is in order of the growth time of his daughters. It writes about his life and insights from different family dishes. In the company of Japan, he witnesses his daughter's growth with love and delicious food. The second part is about the record of the birth of a child when he was a first-time father and his feelings at that time. It is lyrical, affectionate, delicate, dense and clumsy. Time passed by, and the food was no longer important. The father and daughter held hands and went to a restaurant to eat, and then walked home holding hands. The air was filled with happiness.

"A Wandering Life - Memoirs of Ma Jia" is one of the historical volumes of the "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" edited by Zhang Fugui. "Historical Materials and Research Series on Northeastern Exile Literature" is China's first large-scale book that comprehensively and systematically organizes the Northeastern exile literature and research results in modern China. It is divided into research volumes, historical materials volumes, and works volumes, with a total of 36 volumes. "The Wandering Life - Memoirs of Ma Jia" is divided into thirty-three chapters, including "Crossing the Guandong", "Northeastern University", "September 18th Incident", "The Motherland Cannot Look Back in the Bright Moon", "Green Mountains Are Everlasting", etc. This memoir records many of Ma Jia's personal life experiences and stories of his interactions with friends such as Xiao Jun, Luo Feng, and Bai Lang. The book also records some precious fragments of historical life, which is of great historical value for studying the life steps, social environment and ideological growth of Maka and even Northeastern exile literature.

This is my childhood, a precious memory spent with the water of the Yalu River. The Yalu River always lingers in my dreams, and its everlasting green waves flow through my life. For the loud slogans of "recovering lost ground" and "fighting to the Yalu River", I followed the truth and the Communist Party and opened up my life path.

Here are the thoughts of a history lover, the helplessness and ridicule of an office worker, and the warm words of a father... In this book, historical figures and historical allusions are reinterpreted in Prince Arima's writings in a unique and interesting way. Qin Shihuang, the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, "Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin", etc. Are re-presented in a relaxed and humorous way in the author's wonderful writing; the current reality Life also subtly enters the author's writing, using the personal experience of an office worker to poke fun at the living dilemma of modern people. The scenes are often laughable. In addition, there are also a father's tender words to his son, the endless love between ancestors and grandchildren, and the nostalgia for the scenery of his hometown... The diverse materials present Ma Boyong's usual solemn and humorous three-dimensionality, and there is no lack of reflection on history and reality behind the humor. In short, this is another work of the prince's imagination.

This book takes cities as the main line, reviews events related to Sun Yat-sen that have occurred in various cities, briefly describes their historical significance, and introduces each commemorative site with pictures and texts.

This book is one of the "Collections of Hundreds of Masters" series. It is a selection of travel notes written by Yan Lieshan, a famous contemporary essayist, commentator, and winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award, over the past ten years. The author has turned away from the sharp writing style of past essays, and instead describes his travels calmly and rationally, integrating scenery, humanities, and history into a eloquent and highly readable story.

The author of this book, a new generation born in the 1990s, uses a young person's unique perspective and lively language to describe her campus life and family life, as well as some of her ignorant but serious thoughts on society. The manuscript contains 28 essays and a small number of calligraphy works. The author's sincere feelings for his parents, elders, classmates and friends are revealed between the lines.

This book is a collection of prose essays by Wang Sen, the founder of the famous Zangzong Coffee. Wang Sen, who was deeply influenced by Wang Xiaobo, inherited the rich literary legacy left by Wang Xiaobo from the book. In this book, from his own unique perspective, he created a Wang Xiaobo in his mind for all those who love literature and Wang Xiaobo. As the author said, "The aftermath is not over yet." Wang Xiaobo has left, but he will never leave. This year marks the 20th anniversary of Wang Xiaobo's death. Many people miss Wang Xiaobo. It is even more meaningful that the author published this book this year.

This book is a collection of travel notes and essays. From the perspective of a director and the feelings of a poet, the author follows the journey through Meishan, Lijiang, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia and other places, introducing the natural and cultural scenery, focusing on the folk customs and folk songs of various places, and then introducing relevant humanistic and historical information by extension from the folk songs.

As a giant of prose in the history of modern Chinese literature, Mr. Zhu Ziqing's prose is recognized as "a model of beautiful vernacular prose." This book selects more than 40 essays by Mr. Zhu Ziqing. With elegant and clear words, readers can appreciate the supreme charm of true literature in the light fragrance and sparse shadows.

Liang Shiqiu's "Ya She Essay" is a miracle in the history of modern Chinese prose. It depicts ordinary things, such as tea, wine, plants and trees, but the chapters are exquisite, elegant, humorous, interesting, full of life wisdom and philosophy of life. "Yashe" was Liang Shiqiu's residence in Chongqing during the Anti-Japanese War. Chongqing's "Weekly Review" invited him to write a column, so it named the column "Yashe Sketch" to write and publish the closely related things in Yashe's life in a humorous way. These witty and humorous words reveal not only the author's meticulous insight, but also his peaceful and contented life attitude.

This book collects some of the author's prose and poems. The prose narrates the author's life experience in Wuhan as a child and his work experience in Shenzhen as an adult. It also intersperses the personnel changes of other family members, relatives and friends over the years. The poems show personal insights in social development and have the significance of recording the times.

Does lovesickness need a reason? Is happiness in the eyes of others true happiness? Along the way, how many beautiful scenery have we failed to live up to? Cherish the present, the present is the most beautiful, lovesickness is the most beautiful, where is the lovesickness, in the book, in Kong Ming's collection of essays "The Most Lovesickness in the Book". Kong Ming said that his book is a "one-shot view", or it contains rational thinking but relies on emotional impulse. This is true, but it cannot help but be self-effacing. In fact, the world he writes about is not so much impulsive inspiration as it is straightforward and sincere, not attached or following the trend, but individual and flexible. There is no "soul poison", only "honey of love", aestheticism, boundless romance, and love-struck pen writing. It is so wonderful!

Looking back at the development of contemporary Chinese folk songs, divided by age, it has gone through three stages: first, campus folk songs in the 1990s represented by Lao Lang, Pu Shu, Xiao Ke, etc.; Second, urban new folk songs represented by Wild Boy, Xiao He, Wan Xiaoli, Zhou Yunpeng, etc.; Third, new folk songs in the Internet era represented by Li Zhi, Ma Di, Chen Hongyu, Cheng Bi, etc. "Growth of Shasha" is not only the growth of folk music, but also the growth of listeners, readers and practitioners. This book attempts to record the development and changes of contemporary Chinese folk music in a panoramic manner. The development history and personal memories related to Chinese folk music have also become an aspect of our times. From this we see how these folk musicians exchange their elegance for history, and how the young people walking in a hurry reconnect with the land beneath their feet.

This book narrates the development process of Chinese prose in chronological order, focusing on the description and elucidation of the evolution process and trajectory of the prose genre, highlighting the historical development process and characteristics of Chinese prose. It is a unique thematic history work in the history of Chinese literary development. On the one hand, this book provides an overview of the historical biographies of the Qin and Han dynasties and the writings of scholars, the poetry of the two Han dynasties and the parallel prose of the Six Dynasties, the ancient prose of the Tang and Song dynasties, the eight-legged prose of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and the development history of modern prose. Although the writing is highly condensed, it also embodies the characteristics of prose that combine literature and learning, parallel prose and prose, aesthetics and practicality from multiple angles. It reflects the author's unique vision and insight. It is an academic and popular work suitable for public reading.

Winner of Taiwan's three major prose awards, Jinshi Hall Person of the Year, best-selling author, and contemporary Chinese prose master, Jian Yue's thirty-year writing hardcover commemorative edition includes "Water Questions", "Daughter's Red", "The Fainting Forest" and "Rouge Basin". Jian Yu specially wrote a new preface to review the prose journey in the past thirty years. Specially included are precious photos related to Jian Yu, which are of more commemorative significance.

"Qianlong's Melancholy" is one of the "Cultural Prose Classic Series". It is an anthology of cultural prose written by Professor Fan Jun of Zhejiang Lishui University. The book is divided into four series: "Qianlong's Melancholy", "Gentle Millennium", "Pride and Prejudice in 1793" and "Ye Shaoweng's Breakout". It includes "Ye Shaoweng's Breakout", "Zhang Juzheng's Bottleneck" and "Qianlong's Melancholy". Fan Jun's writing is smooth and highly readable. Through the whole book, we can feel the texture, faults and folds of history and humanity, and appreciate the geographical temperature, flavor and cracks of artifacts.

This book is a collection of cultural and historical prose works by the young writer Zheng Xiaofeng. Zheng Xiaofeng is a leader in historical, geographical and cultural prose writing and has a good reputation among readers. "Ben Cao Chun Qiu" is not the history of traditional Chinese medicine, but a history written with traditional Chinese medicine. It is a collection of historical essays connected by Chinese angelica, polygala, licorice, ginseng, etc. Comparing history books and medicine books, we can find many chapters that corroborate each other on the same yellowed pages, and there are many hidden echoes. Reading history with medicine complements and analyzes each other, which is a unique experience. "Ben Cao Chun Qiu" has a novel perspective, sophisticated writing style, and high artistic aesthetic value. It is worth reading for friends who are interested in literature and history.

This book is the result of the author's continuous writing work in the past ten years. She loves literature and writing. She strives for life and writes for dreams. Her roots are deeply rooted in the nutritious land of Yan'an, and she has created this simple and unpretentious collection of works through her insights. The portfolio includes essays and fiction. Among them, prose occupies a large amount of space, including nine parts: the origin of red, life insights, spring expressions, mentors guiding the way, nostalgia for relatives, feelings about family and country, time flies in a hurry, and travel notes. The author explains the philosophy of life in simple writing style. Whether you are writing about characters or events, try to write from the details, and look for the shining points in the world from the small changes.

"Time Can Talk" is a collection of historical and cultural essays by Xia Lijun, and is a companion volume to the Lu Xun Literature Award-winning work "The Pressure of Time". The book is divided into three series: "Life Has Original Intention", "Time Can Talk", and "Toes Must Be Free". It mainly includes "Reading Li Bai in the Western Regions", "Li Bai's Moon Is Out", "Cao Cao as a Poet" and other chapters. Xia Lijun's prose is beautiful, emotional and has high aesthetic value. It is a rare fine piece of cultural prose.

This book collects the author's prose, poetry, novels, scripts, and translations. His poems are exquisite and clear, with delicate emotions, graceful style and rich musical beauty. His novels, essays and scripts reflect social reality to a certain extent. The poem "You Are the April Day in the World", the novel "Ninety-nine Degrees", and the prose "Beyond the Window" can be regarded as masterpieces. The beautiful and fresh writing of a talented woman will definitely bring wonderful reading experience, strong emotional resonance, endless aftertaste and touching to readers who like her.

Dogs are angels sent to the world by God to bring us joy and happiness. The book tells a touching story between an individual and a dog, which not only allows us to see the loyal and lovely side of dogs, but also allows us to learn care and tolerance when getting along with dogs.

The set includes: "Me in Seven Parallel Worlds", "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Loneliness is a disease, it would be better if I met you". "Me in Seven Parallel Worlds" is about a cafe that is open late at night and only prepares one cup of coffee every night to entertain a special guest and listen to an incredible secret. The story begins here... Chen, a policeman who can see through all lies but suffers from it; Gao Cheng, a playboy whose faces all the women in his life turn into mosaics; Chang Juan, an ordinary office worker who pays for his desires and puts on the skin of a beautiful woman; "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is about: "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is a strange book describing ancient Chinese wonders. The author of the book is unknown, but it was probably written by people from Chu or Bashu from the middle to late Warring States Period to the early to middle Han Dynasty. "The Book of Mountains and Seas" is a geographical chronicle and a collection of myths and stories. The book covers geography, animals, plants, minerals, witchcraft, religion, medicine, ethnicity, etc. It also preserves ancient myths and fables such as Kuafu chasing the sun, Nuwa patching up the sky, and Jingwei reclaiming the sea. It is all-encompassing and colorful. "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is full of magical colors and full of ancient Chinese humanistic and natural knowledge. It is a must-read for Chinese studies recommended by many famous scholars in ancient and modern times. "Loneliness is a disease that will be cured once I meet you" is about: I used to think loneliness was a paranoid disease, but it wasn't until I met you that I realized it was a code for acquaintance. This book brings together more than 40 unique stories, which are warm, touching and healing. There is no harm, no regret, no miss, only beauty and tenderness. May your words of love be yours and you may not be lonely late at night.

The content of this book includes content such as being content with being killed, modern antiques, old names with new uses, reconstruction of famous gardens, self-comparison with dragons and grandsons, dragon genes, diseases of wealth, mutual hatred between rich and poor, cheap medical treatment, charitable giving, being stupid and having too much money, and the righteousness between humans and dogs, etc.

This book presents us with a world of innocent and sincere children, and an adult who protects their growth with love, kindness and sincerity. From the perspectives of teachers and mothers respectively, Wang Yuewei narrates education and growth issues such as learning, interpersonal relationships, emotional enlightenment, and native families with 48 true and warm stories, bringing us infinite touching and reflection. As a teacher for 17 years, Chunfenghuayu has seen the transformation of every child from timid and inferior to cheerful and confident. In order to please her classmates, the girl actually did bad things for others. How to help her strengthen her heart and gain self-confidence? Because of her physical defects, she is always quiet and worried. How can she know that she can also be happy? I couldn't do anything well, I couldn't even understand the questions on the exam, I even called myself a stupid kid, how did I get 100 points in the end? ... From giving up on himself to finding his life goal and scoring 28 points on the exam, disrupting the class, not turning in homework, and contradicting the teacher. Even the parents gave up. How did this child change in the end? How do children who transfer to another school make new friends and fall in love with learning? How can a boy who fights with his father, doesn't attend class well and doesn't do his homework find the direction of his efforts? ... I have been a mother for 11 years, accompanying my two children as they grow up, and share my unique educational methods with tantrums and low moods. Do parents really understand the reasons behind their children's negative emotions? They are in the first grade, and their children are in a mess in their studies. The first thing to change is the parents' mentality... Children are most likely to be careless, careless in exams and homework, and miss everything. The cultivation of concentration requires parents to gradually guide them in daily life...

"Travel is the only solemn thing I have done in these ten years. Every inch of the road I take is brand new. I have no shame or regret!" - Xiaopeng This is a sharing of a ten-year backpacking journey, and it is also the dream declaration of a lonely fanatic. In 2001, there were exactly ten days of free time between the thesis defense and the graduation ceremony. After Xiaopeng's defense, he returned to the dormitory and borrowed a 70-liter backpack from a Korean classmate. In order to increase his sense of security, he nervously stuffed a Swiss Army knife into it. That day, he took the southbound train from Tianjin to Guilin, with hard seats available 24 hours a day, and then transferred to a minibus to reach the first stop of his ten-year journey: Yangshuo. This begins the story of backpacker Xiaopeng. In the past ten years, Xiaopeng has not done anything too serious, except traveling - this is the only thing he takes seriously in his life. Between the latitude and longitude, he used his unique travel method to stuff half of the world into his backpack. In the past ten years, I have worked in different jobs, slept in different beds, met different faces, seen different scenery, and listened to different languages. In the past ten years, I have been happy, lonely, proud, frustrated, passionate, sad, in tears, excited and ecstatic, and disheartened. If youth is a magnificent poem, Xiaopeng spent ten years making every word in this poem full of strokes. In 2010, seven years later, Xiaopeng returned to Lijiang and stayed in an inn. At night, he saw several young people carrying big bags and wiping their sweat while looking for a place to stay. He seemed to see his former self.

In today's era of lack of concentration, being able to persist in one thing for a year, a month, a week or even a day has become a luxury. However, the backpacker Xiaopeng has been traveling for 20 years. No matter how many doubts he faced, he never stopped. In 2001, Xiaopeng started an official backpacking trip from Tianjin with a hard seat to Yangshuo; in 2020, the planned New Year's Eve trip to Ushuaia, the end of the world, was scrapped due to visa issues, so instead he squeezed into the crowds in Times Square in New York waiting for the New Year's countdown. The 20 years since Xiaopeng's backpack has been marked by great changes in the times. We have gone from traveling with work units to group travel to self-guided travel to backpacking, hitchhiking and self-driving travel, from budget travel to luxury travel, from peripheral travel to domestic travel to overseas travel and even around the world. Travel has also gone from niche to trendy to peak to ordinary day-to-day. What has changed is the world, but what remains unchanged is Xiaopeng's determination to just do what he likes. Although this book is called "Twenty Years of Backpacking", it is actually a sequel to "Ten Years of Backpacking". The two books taken together are a complete record of Xiaopeng's twenty-year journey. Like "Ten Years of Backpacking", this book still adopts the chronological structure, AB paragraph format. It not only contains the touching details of the place at that time during the journey, the beauty and evil of human nature, the coldness and warmth of human relationships, but also looks back from today to the past, those assurances from overlooking, the relaxation after walking, the tranquility when looking from a distance, and the sincere and simple words, leaving extremely precious personal footnotes for this era of great changes.

DICE, China's long-standing tabletop game culture promotion brand and the organizer of Asia's attention-grabbing DICECON tabletop game exhibition, is now committed to using tabletop games to design effective and interesting proposals for all aspects of life. On January 18, 2018, DICE was awarded the "2017 Special Player Award" by the China Game Ranking List.

"Written to You in the Future" is a collection of essays by Zhang Mei, which collects the author's life and insights over the years. Among them, the article "Written to You in the Future" is regarded as a classic and has been widely circulated on the Internet. In "Reading Poems for You", it was recited by Robin Li, Li Jing and others, and many people even thought it was written by Yu Guangzhong. The author's words are delicate and simple, describing reality or recalling the past. They have strong regional characteristics and are a picture of life in Guangdong.

This is Alai's story of recalling his father's generation. They happened after the dust of the great era had settled, and they happened in the memory of young Alai. They were separated, but they struggled to adapt; they were abandoned, but they were full of hope. Times are always changing, and the dust has not yet settled. This is Alai's boyhood poem, his path to growth, and his spiritual autobiography.

Mabian is located in Xiaoliangshan District on the southwest edge of the Sichuan Basin, at the junction of Leshan City, Yibin City and Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province. Before the Qing Dynasty, there were two core areas in the southwest frontier, one was the Sichuan-Tibet area represented by the Jinchuan River and the Big River, and the other was the Xiaoliangshan area represented by Mabian. Mabian has historically been a mixed area of ​​Yi and Han people, but in modern times it has experienced the process of transforming from a frontier to an inland area. This book intercepts several major events in Mabian over more than 400 years and details the people who have been forgotten in the era. In a slow and measured writing style, it writes from the founding of Mabian in the 17th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty to the eve of the start of the socialist experiment in 1950. All aspects of Mabian's political economy, cultural customs, and social life are interspersed among them, and a three-dimensional picture of the centuries-old history of a small frontier town is vividly unfolded in front of readers.

This book compiles and selects 44 exquisite prose pieces by Zhu Ziqing from different periods, among which famous pieces such as "Hurry", "Back View" and "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" are even more memorable to us. Zhu Ziqing is good at expressing his true feelings through simple narratives. His writing is simple and cordial, and he has a charming and moving style when reading. The style of his works is simple and meticulous, clear, meaningful and melancholy. He is famous for his concise language and beautiful writing style.

"When I Wake Up I Feel Really in Love with You" is a collection of love letters written by Mr. Zhu Shenghao to his lover Song Qingru. The book selects a total of 188 love letters from Mr. Zhu Shenghao. In these love letters, Zhu Shenghao is sometimes cute, sometimes crazy, sometimes weird and elf, sometimes serious, but all her gestures reflect her love for Song Qingru. When I wake up, I feel that I really love you. Every word is full of the interest of life. Chew it carefully and it will fill your mouth with fragrance.

This is a long narrative prose. Focusing on Qinggri, a small county deep in the Altai Mountains, the author tells the turbulent life of Anipa, a Xinjiang woman born here. After the death of her parents, the strong, kind and tolerant Anipa resolutely took on the responsibility of raising her younger siblings. During her bumpy life, she continued to help people around her, adopted orphans, and led her large family to fight against hardships, showing unimaginable tenacity and indomitable fighting spirit. The author's language is simple, sincere, cordial and touching, and tells us the rich and touching life story of Anipa.

Wang Zengqi's prose creations can be roughly divided into: recording people's affairs, describing scenery, talking about culture, telling anecdotes, including plants, trees, fish, insects, fruits and food, etc. Because he not only likes to taste various snacks, but also likes to make various delicious dishes with his own hands. He writes about the characteristics, anecdotes, and methods of snacks, etc. He speaks in a leisurely and leisurely way, and the readers will relish it and fill their mouths with fragrance. Using true and delicate language, it expresses infinite enthusiasm for life and elegant charm. This book focuses on selecting his prose from this perspective, including "Food from Hometown", "Five Flavors", "Eating Beans and Drinking Water", "Fish I Want", "Mutton in Hands", "Bacteria Notes" and other excellent articles.

Wang Zengqi's prose creations can be roughly divided into: recording people's affairs, describing scenery, talking about culture, telling anecdotes, including plants, trees, fish, insects, fruits and food, etc. Because he pursues nature in life and appreciates the breath of all kinds of life. In his prose about landscapes, vegetation, fish, insects, and fruits, he writes about the leisurely contentment of various insects and the vitality of various flowers and fruits. This book focuses on selecting his prose from this perspective, including "Grape Moon Order", "Fruits and Vegetables in Autumn", "Cultures in Spring and Autumn" and other excellent articles.

From being an Alibaba executive to begging for alms and then practicing in the mountains, Gui Jiaoqi stayed away from the hustle and bustle, just to find the power of inner peace. Each piece of writing is full of wisdom, soothing the soul that is tired from life. The author Gui Jiaoqi stayed away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a long time and lived in the mountains, feeling the morning bells and evening drums, morning and dusk in the mountains, and recorded his experiences, thoughts, and realizations. There, the author carries water, cooks, listens to the ethereal bells deep in the valley, watches the vegetation, insects and birds, and the changes of spring and autumn, and his life gradually becomes plain and simple. Perhaps by abandoning worldly worries and breaking away from the limitations of thinking, we can find a different perspective to view the confusion and desires of life. When life returns to its original nature, your heart will be more spacious and comfortable, and you will reach a different kind of peace. I wish to have a simple heart, see the world with purity, and live life happily.

"Bubble Collection" means praying for modern people to be the strongest bubbles. This collection of essays includes Zhang Xin's creative essays in recent years, questions and answers on ideological exchanges with readers and critics, and interesting souls in daily life.

This book is a self-selected collection of Yi Zhou's essays. The latest essay was written in June this year. The book is divided into three volumes. Its language has typical "Yi Zhou style" characteristics, with sophisticated wording and sentence structure, and long sentence structures that are complex and thought-provoking. The content is divided into reading, book reviews, and writing. It seems like daily writing, but its poetic flavor and speculation undoubtedly increase the thickness of the work, making it a long and memorable read. This is one of the series "Novelist's Essays".