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This book is a selection of articles about ancient Chinese ghost culture written by the well-known columnist "Youguijun" in recent years. The author combed through China's unique ghost novels, sorted out various speculations and imaginations of the ancients about the ghost world, and spliced ​​them together to depict a series of aspects such as politics, economy, culture, and daily life in the ancient ghost world. The themes are divided into: daily life of ghosts, various forms of ghosts, exploring the underworld, between humans and ghosts, and the family of spirits and monsters, etc. The author combs through the classics with a detective's eye, collects anecdotes, and tells a sad, ridiculous, terrifying and lovely world of ghosts.

This book is a collection of prose essays by the author, including a total of 35 works created since 2014. The book is divided into five series, namely "My Hometown and My Sorrows", "My Alma Mater and My Teacher", "My Friend and My Friend", "Beautiful Days" and "Red Sleeves Add Fragrance". In each series, the author recalls his hometown and family, writes about mentors and old friends, records careful observations, or expresses life experiences. His emotions are sincere, and many of the chapters recalling people and events are full of fun. At the same time, the author also talks about his growth process as a Yue Opera actor, from which it is not difficult to feel the bitterness and sweetness of an opera performer.

This is a collection of essays, which are the author Zhang Quanming's memories, insights and attachment to his hometown, land, countryside, childhood and nature.

This is a collection of essays that includes dozens of essays written by the author in recent years. The book is divided into three parts. The first part, "Rhyme of Hometown", has a total of 27 articles, describing the landscape and humanities of the author's hometown of Ninghai; the second part, "Fleeing Time", has a total of 23 articles, in which the author records some of his life, whether he has been there or not. The places I have met, the ordinary people I have met, the unforgettable things I have experienced, and the scenery that remains in my heart are all the most precious marks in the passing years. The author talks about them one by one; the third part is "Revelation", with a total of 19 articles, mainly the author's book reviews. This landscape is the life that the author carefully recorded and guarded.

"Changing Minds" is a philosophical essay. The author deeply feels that in real work and life, many of us lack spiritual independence and freedom of thinking, as well as logical, image, critical, and creative thinking and abilities. Therefore, from the perspective of scientific and humanistic values ​​that are common to all mankind, from the perspectives of heaven and earth, civilization, science, classics and history, cognition, wisdom, geography, cultivation, and atmosphere, we highlight the huge power of thinking and propose a path for the reconstruction and development of thinking to protect everyone's happiness and revitalize Chinese civilization. We need to use modern science and technology as the background, to look at the Chinese orthodoxy based on critical thinking and innovative thinking, break the inertia of classical thinking, and use quantum thinking to activate the outstanding civilization genes that have been silenced or semi-silent by history, such as ideas and methods from Taoism and Mohism, including the deviated Confucianism and the domesticated Legalism. With free thinking and independent spirit, we should shoulder and complete the three missions of education, civilization, and development, and promote the development of human society and science and technology humanities. The mission of educating people is to create an education and growth model that conforms to the concept of "free and comprehensive development"; the mission of civilization is to create a new knowledge system that originates from China and is welcomed by the world; the mission of development is to find new sources of power and tools that drive human and social development, such as ecological energy, data energy, intelligence, etc. Robots cannot dream. The imagination beyond the rules and boundaries set by humans is a weakness that machines can never match humans. Robots rarely make mistakes, and trial and error, error avoidance, and error use are important means of human progress. Humanity will not be destroyed. If there is a possibility of destruction, what will be destroyed are the new "prehistoric humans" who despise nature and are arrogant, rather than the future humans who adhere to the Tao and follow nature and treat history and nature with humility. After the rise of artificial intelligence, synthetic biology, etc., Humans will achieve the phoenix nirvana of free and comprehensive development, and realize the true independence and freedom of each person on the material, spiritual and soul levels.

Since Wang Zengqi began writing prose in 1941, he has written 43 classic essays on the theme of vegetation. The article fully displays the peaceful and pure realm of poetry and painting and the fresh and elegant smart beauty, with natural brushwork. The Burmese osmanthus with dewdrops, the woody fragrance of blooming flowers, and the joyful gardenia, Mr. Wang wrote about the beauty and agility of the world with a calm and open-minded heart.

During the prosperous Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai seemed to have a graceful scenery and was praised by everyone, but in fact he was extremely depressed because he was not reused. He visited Taoism and sought immortality everywhere to relieve the depression of his unfulfilled ambition. It is true that Li Bai is unrestrained and uninhibited, it is true that Li Bai aspires to enter the official career and become a prince and prime minister, and it is also true that Li Bai's inner depression and melancholy are true. He is such a great poet and great talent in various ambivalent psychological states. This book restores to you a Li Bai who has been misunderstood for thousands of years. Under the halo of poetry immortals, the real Li Bai is so real that you don't want to admit it.

This book truly records the author's decades of hard work and dedication in grassroots positions, and the process of pioneering and innovating for the development of his hometown and the happiness of the people. Changing the agricultural development model, improving water conservancy projects, piloting joint production to households, experiencing flood fighting and rescue operations, promoting economic development, investigating and handling disciplinary cases... The author has experienced an extraordinary life in a seemingly ordinary position. From the simple and true words, readers can see the image of a people's servant who "pays attention to reality, is willing to work hard, and emphasizes practical results", and can see the image of an outstanding Communist Party member who "keeps his original intention, dares to take responsibility, and fulfills his mission."

This book is a monograph written by a retired "old postal officer" who talks about postal services and philately. Starting from the word "Postal", some people admire and discuss postal materials, and write endless articles about postal products; some read letters and write letters, and linger on the sea; some cultivate a small area, and never tire of it; some fall in love with documents, and pick them to their heart's content; some aspire to the history of postal services, and pick up shells to share; they also travel here and there, looking for postal products and making friends, and they enjoy it happily. The author has been engaged in postal (telecommunications) work for more than 30 years. He loves and respects postal services. He has devoted himself to sailing on the "postal" sea as a "postal person" for many years. Due to his solid cultural foundation and rich postal experience, the content covers a wide range of topics and the information is informative. The discussions are often full and horizontal, and the narrative is also full of literary talent. It has both rational analysis and vivid stories. The language is simple and the writing is fluent. It is a useful reading for popularizing postal awareness and postal culture. In 2001, the author published "The Postman's Letter", and this book is its companion volume.

After facing the many joys and sorrows in the world, and the uncertainty of life and death, Bai Xianyong sighed: "What you have is always a fluke, impermanence is the normal state of life, and all maturity begins with loss." "I have always believed that man can conquer nature, and I often go against the odds. However, human power is no match for destiny... We tried our best, but we still failed miserably." Between writing and writing countless times, thinking about the meaning of literature and the purpose of writing, Bai Xianyong Xian Yong said: "Literature is the deepest and most heartfelt projection of a nation's soul, speaking what is in the heart for that nation." "I write because I hope to transform the silent pain in the human heart into words, and use literature to write about human nature." In this collection of essays, the author may be nostalgic for the past, or recount the past, or express his feelings, or discuss literature and art. Although he is writing about personal memories, he is actually writing about history. What remains in the film of Bai Xianyong's childhood memory is the "last touch of prosperity" of Shanghai, and the long process of "the young boy leaving home and the old boy returning home" flashes back to the vicissitudes of Chinese history in the 20th century.

Unintentionally, under a half-opened window, I let the words of Zen bloom in many quiet nights. It is not to pave the way for a certain story, but to plant a bodhi tree in the hearts of all living beings. Please believe that all encounters in the world are reunions after a long absence. "All encounters in the world are reunions after a long separation" is a representative collection of essays by Bai Luomei. The author carefully selects poems full of Zen and profound charm written by eminent monks Huineng, Huiyuan, Xuanzang, Cangyang Gyatso, poets Hanshan, Jiaoran, Shide, Su Shi, Bai Juyi, Li Shangyin, Cao Xueqin and others in Chinese history. He divides more than 40 poems into six volumes and appreciates them one by one. The writing is fresh and beautiful, full of poetry; the artistic conception is long and profound, with endless aftertaste.

"Let Me Stay by Your Side" is a collection of heart-warming stories written by Zhang Jiajia from the perspective of her adopted dog daughter Mei Xi. Five years after it became a best-seller, Zhang Jiajia revised it for a whole year and added 10 stories. Each of these stories seems to be time and distance, possession and disappearance in Mai Qian's eyes, but it is also a story that Zhang Jiajia tells millions of people, and is a warm gift from dogs to people on earth. Maisie's friends are like friends around us. Maisie's daily life seems to be happening around us at zero distance, and Maisie seems to have always been by our side. I am a dog, a golden retriever who writes hard, named Maisie. I want to take you to a world that you can't usually see, and then fight for positive energy. Positive energy is not heartless, it's not forcing a smile, it's not dirtying others to make you look clean, it's the kindness of tears in your arms, the faith to move forward alone, and the courage to rebuild after being broken. My world is very small. Even if I try my best, there are still countless places that are far away. I can't get to the most beautiful places like Bohol Island where dolphins are chasing me, Cambodia where I use the door panel as a train, and the colorful Cinque Terre on the cliffs. There are very few things I can do, wait for the sound of your footsteps coming home by the door, chase the sunshine that also shines on you on the grass, and listen to the sound of raindrops hitting the glass. When the breeze blows by your ears, when the sun jumps in the palm of your hand, then you can think of me. I'm Maisie and this isn't a book, it's a dog's perfect life. When you see a dog, I hope you will think of me. "With this book, Mercy will be my forever daughter and the reader's forever friend." Mercy is ten years old. She is old, taking medicine and no longer running. "One day in the future, I hope everyone will think of a golden puppy jumping around, talking to dewdrops, dreaming about the sky, being kind to every life, cherishing every beauty that grows in the world, and telling all your friends that you will always go to those places, where the snowy mountains are white, the lakes are clean, and you hear love songs sung for you by the whole world." - Zhang Jiajia

Contemporary literary master Shi Tiesheng's essays are profound and humorous. He starts from his own profound life experience, pays attention to the confusion that everyone will face, and explores issues such as life dilemmas, social ills, spiritual missteps, and ultimate values. He is known as "the purest writer" and "his imagination and critical thinking represent the height that our contemporary literature can achieve." This collection of essays selects classic works such as "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Questions of Love", "Letting Go and Perseverance", "The Danger of Ideals", "Unanswered Questions or Fruitless Actions", and involves topics such as fate, life and death, love, ideals, beliefs, morality, writing, art, etc. These articles are basically arranged according to the time of writing. They look back on the way they came and looked back on the way home. The perspectives are diverse and in-depth. They overall present the author's persistent and enlightening spiritual search. Shi Tiesheng's essays are full of the weight of his thoughts, his writing style is frank and warm, and he has the power of inspiring personality. Every word in his language is exquisite, shining with the brilliance of spiritual wisdom.

This book contains more than 30 of his essays, covering a wide range of topics. The author has his own unique life experiences and experiences about old customs, recollections of past events, human relationships, food life, etc. It conveys the author's love for life and is full of nostalgia. It also has many common memories for the older generation of Ningbo people.

The author has lived at the grassroots level of society for a long time, using his unique perspective to observe the lives of ordinary people, and based on these life observations, he refined them into prose materials. The book records thirty-three ordinary and ordinary characters, and writes about various themes of family, human relationships, and love in the world. They may be kind and old, or shiny and simple, or perseverant, or persistent and simple, reflecting all aspects and corners of ordinary people's lives, and presenting all kinds of situations in the world. Each character in the author's writings and eyes has a different shining point, which triggers readers' thinking about life, society and life.

From the visible warmth and optimism to the stubbornness and rebellion in the bones; recreating Wang Zengqi's life trajectory and spiritual beliefs; authorized by Wang Zengqi's family; selected and edited by Yang Zao, PhD in Literature from Peking University and researcher at the Institute of Literature of the Academy of Social Sciences; Wang Lang, Wang Zengqi's son, wrote the preface. Dad is a very crazy person and thinks very highly of himself. He often quotes an ancient saying in his articles: I have been dealing with myself for a long time, and I would rather be me. --Wang Chao, "Our Dad". This book extracts the records and insights related to Wang Zengqi's life experience from a large number of proses by Wang Zengqi. It uses time as a clue to remove the fragments of life scattered in various types of writings such as notes, lyrics, essays, and food writings. In Wang Zengqi's works, the famous scholars and ordinary people each have their own moving features, and the scenery of the past and the customs of various places are full of interest. This is Wang Zengqi's life, and it is also an exciting, melancholy and memorable era.

This book is a collection of essays composed of Cai Lam's articles on the theme of "effort". This book tells the stories of many people's efforts, such as Jackie Chan and Akira Kurosawa's efforts in the entertainment industry, Cai Lam's own experience of working hard at writing and practicing calligraphy, as well as the stories of the struggles of many ordinary people such as hawkers, taxi drivers, and small restaurant owners. These other people's stories and Cai Lan's own story tell us that as long as we work hard, we will make progress, and as long as we work hard, there will be another possibility in life.

The set includes: "The Courage to Be Alone", "When You Learn to Be Alone" and "Life is Rich in Loneliness". "The Courage to Be Lonely" talks about: We are eager to find answers in philosophical classics, but we are afraid of their difficulty and obscurity, as well as their depth and emptiness. Sometimes we want more than answers, but also resonance and healing, but fortunately we still have Zhou Guoping, and this new collection of his lifetime essays - "The Courage to Be Lonely", which combines the beauty of literature and philosophy to lead us to re-examine issues that face our souls and rethink our attitude towards life and living. "When You Learn to Be Alone" is about: If there is such a period of time in your life, you can only be alone and cannot go out, what will you do? When you are alone, do you feel bored and unbearable, or do you feel fulfilled and satisfied? "Life Is Rich Because of Loneliness" is about a new collection of essays personally selected by Zhou Guoping. The book covers six major life themes: how to return life to simplicity, how to seek a wise life, how to live a simple life, how to learn to live in peace with loneliness, how to get just the right love and how to maintain the nobility of one's soul. Written for all lonely and abundant souls.

"The Temptation of Books" contains dozens of essays, prefaces and postscripts written by Professor Huang Shizhong about his studies, reading, cherishing people, and searching for documents, as well as an "Appendix" news report and a preface written by Professor Zheng Shangxian for "Research on the History of Chinese Opera". The articles included in this book cover Professor Huang Shizhong's insights and reflections on his studies and exploration of academic paths, his memories of his teachers and scholars, his experience in searching for rare opera documents at home and abroad and the process of compiling and publishing them, and the stories of Japanese scholars who collected and searched for documents in China in modern times. On the whole, it is a lively and lively book. His academic growth experience as a scholar and his rigorous and realistic academic insights can be seen everywhere in the text, which can provide readers with fresh information to fully understand and understand Professor Huang Shizhong's academic experience and the development of academic thoughts. They can also gain more understanding of Professor Huang Shizhong's life warmth outside of academics through the text. This book is written with both the rigor of a scholar and the relaxed and joyful daily thoughts of an academic. The overall content is rich, the writing is brisk, and it is both academic and readable.

This is a story about rock music and dreams: I was a lead guitarist. I moved from a small town to Beijing and then back to a small northern town. In 20 years, I completed the transformation from a teenager to a star and back to reality. I once had great success in national band competitions, and even competed among well-known bands in the country. However, when I was in the limelight, dark clouds covered the sky. Ten years later, I became a middle-level member of the company as I wished. The drummer's school was making money every day, the lead singer's original works were highly favored, and I was successfully signed to a record company. Everyone got everything they wanted. And we don't understand the true meaning of rock and roll until today.

This book is a collection of cultural essays. It includes what the author saw, thought, and felt during his work exchange in Minnesota, including his understanding of community colleges, joy at the expo, and surprises at the museum trip. It also combs and introduces the humanities, geography, and history of Minnesota, presenting part of the face of Minnesota and providing information for readers to further understand and understand Minnesota. The book also contains the author's insights on life and life, as well as cultural reflections after observing foreign cultures.

The book is composed of four parts: "In Guangzhou", "Seeing the World", "Reminiscing about the Old Times" and "Traveling Around the World", including the author's growth, observation, thinking and review as a little girl from outside the city after moving to Guangzhou with her parents. The content includes not only her gradual recognition of Guangzhou and Lingnan culture, but also her many thoughts on history and culture, as well as her beautiful memories and reflections during reading, watching movies, and traveling.

This book describes the historical changes, human geography, natural customs, and nostalgia of an ancient village in Shangxiang Village, Lianyang, Chenghai, Shantou, the author's hometown, from its establishment in the Tang and Song Dynasties to the present. The writing is simple and full of true feelings, expressing the author's deep love and concern for his hometown.

This book is a collection of prose essays written by the author while he was walking and reading and thinking alone during his study tour in St. Petersburg. The book focuses on the unique bridges in St. Petersburg in different periods. From the intimate relationship between rivers and bridges in St. Petersburg, it reveals the relationship between people and rivers, people and bridges, rivers and bridges, people and society, and people and nature. It reflects the Russian people's life ideals, religious feelings, aesthetic tastes and artistic pursuits.

This book is a collection of 37 prose essays written by the writer Ye Kai in the past 10 years. It is divided into four chapters: "Childhood", "Youth", "World" and "Taste". The author uses flowing brushstrokes to describe a memory of his hometown in Leizhou Peninsula, recording the various tastes of the world while eating, drinking and walking. The tree house on the guava tree, the leaky and earthquake-proof classroom that did not wait for the earthquake, the raging water on the unknown river, the father who talked eloquently about ancient and modern heroes, Zhang Liu, a master crab catcher who never ate crabs... Constituted a poor, isolated and colorful small town childhood; Teresa Teng's clear songs, the unbearable past "bullying", and the inspiration of the unique teaching method The nightmares about teachers and the college entrance examination... Added a touch of melancholy to my boyhood; riding in the German forest, drinking on the Zugspitze, boating on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, romantic nights in the "Citron City"... The middle-aged people who travel everywhere, no matter where they go, what kind of taste they taste, go around, walk and think, after all, they cannot avoid the original background of life. This is the fantasy world in the eyes of a child who has his feet on the ground and whose mind is full of whimsical ideas. It is the precious memory of a gentle and taciturn middle-aged man who has his feet on the ground.

This book takes the author's memories of life in the old Beijing as the main line, and truly reproduces many of the disappeared joys of life in old Beijing and the authentic character traits of old Beijingers. The book is equipped with a large number of hand-drawn line drawings and photos, which reproduce many lost craftsmanship and old gadgets. It can be said that the pictures and texts complement each other. Therefore, this book is a useful and interesting book for readers, especially young students, who want to understand the past years and understand the lives of their ancestors.

This book is a collection of cultural essays written by the author in recent years about Chinese and foreign intellectuals. Different eras, different national and world affairs, and different intellectuals naturally face different problems and choices due to their different positions and circumstances. Kang Youwei, Zhang Taiyan, Liang Qichao, Wang Guowei, He Lin, Pan Guangdan, Furtwängler, Heine, Günter Grass and other famous Chinese and foreign cultural figures are in a society undergoing great changes. They are burdened with the burden of the times and cannot escape from the complex human nature. Intertwined by sex and faced with choices, as intellectuals they gave their own thoughts and also made different life choices, presenting completely different spiritual worlds and life attitudes, and building a colorful and unique cultural landscape for the world.

Seven years ago, a girl in her twenties who couldn't even make coffee opened a cafe that left a profound mark on many people's lives. She also published a book - sharing the story of opening a shop and using her experience to "teach" everyone how to open a shop. Seven years later, there are still people who are on the road to realizing their dream of opening a store because of the inspiration of this book. A girl born in the 1980s, perhaps on impulse or after careful consideration, traveled from Beijing to Chengdu and successfully opened her own famous dream cafe in her twenties. Here the author comes out to explain the "method", and progressively narrates the journey of his "17 Happy 8" cafe from dream to reality, and then to successful profitability from aspects such as store opening concept, project management, material selection, interior layout, customer management, etc. It is not limited to being an entrepreneurial guide book, but also aims to tell all young people who have the dream of opening a store: opening a store does not necessarily require high investment and perfect opportunities. As long as you have a dream, know how to manage, know how to operate, and have a certain network of contacts, you can open a happy shop of your own and make a better life within your reach.

Bai Luomei, a reclusive talented woman, reads three great books about Chinese people's life - "The Secret of a Small Window", "Night Talk Around the Fireplace" and "Cai Gen Tan". They will accompany you to read quietly by the fireside and accompany you to practice in the world. Understand the most profound Chinese wisdom, the wise words that you must read at least once in your life! This is a collection of poetic prose written by Bai Luomei. It is also another excellent work after "A Cut of Time in the Song Dynasty", "A Volume of the Grace of the Tang Dynasty" and "The Lotus Blooming in the Silent Night Three Thousand Years Ago". "The Secret of a Small Window", "A Night Talk Around the Furnace" and "Cai Gen Tan" are the three great books on life in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and they are also classics that have been passed down by the Chinese nation for thousands of years. However, due to the large size of the three books and the slightly obscure expressions of ancient Chinese, young readers are often not familiar with their specific contents. "How Can Life Be Leisurely" is the essence of these three wonderful books. The author Bai Luomei selected the representative ways of life and the foundation of the world, combined with current life, shared his own insights and life insights, and led young readers to understand the wisdom of life and life.

Female writer Du Ping's prose collection "For Whom I Sing" mainly collects 95 of the author's prose works, spanning more than 20 years and totaling 330,000 words. The whole book is divided into five parts: "Deep Love", "Curved Memories", "For Whom I Sing", "Blooming Hearts" and "Scars Are Everywhere". The author uses an open heart and a wide-angle lens to describe her love for her relatives, worries about the world, cherishing herself, and caring for others; she describes the scenic spots and experiences the beauty of nature; she cares about the love of her children and housework, focuses on the people's national destiny, and cares for the disadvantaged groups. The depth of her emotions and the sincerity of her love reflect her deep love for her relatives and friends, her deep love for life, and her praise for the great rivers and mountains of her motherland.

135 humorous essays, sharp jokes spanning 10 years. This book is a collection of Eco's essays. The author selected 140 essays from his "Minerva Matchbox" column in the Express weekly. It is divided into eight parts. The writing style is wild and wild, and the content is all-encompassing, from current affairs and politics to literature and art, from environmental protection to emerging technologies. The writing style is light and humorous, and it is full of ridicule and satire. The title of the book comes from a small paper box containing "Minerva" brand matches. The author is used to recording short essays or flashes of inspiration on the back of the cover of the box. Each article is about 2,000 words in length, short and concise, with eye-catching titles such as "Attention: This article is pure nonsense", "The first task of intellectuals: shut up when you are powerless", "Gossip was once serious" and other eye-catching titles. The author shows keen insight and unique insights. With calm and sharp writing, he interprets this world full of contradictions and uneasiness from a new perspective, which not only makes people laugh, but also makes people think.

This book is a collection of three volumes of the beautiful ancient poem "The Moon is as Small as the Curved Eyebrow" by the best-selling author Bai Luomei. Shen Meiwan, a famous singing girl in Jinling, transformed into a prince's daughter. She entered the palace and rose to prominence, but she was involved in bigger waves. A singing prostitute with an indifferent and kind nature turned into a cold and ruthless concubine, Zhaoyi who doted on the harem. But the past events in the dream seemed like a huge secret, ready to be revealed.

"Beside the Insects" is a diary of insect observation by designer Zhu Yingchun. It contains more than 80 essays and more than 200 photography works, with pictures and texts, and is both informative, aesthetic and interesting. Web-weaving spiders, shelled snails, autistic leaf beetles, wide-winged wax cicadas disguised as white flowers, ants working together... In the world of insects, a puddle is an ocean, a leaf is a parasol, and a flower is an island. They are calm and serious, endlessly living, and living in harmony with nature. "There is a wonderful world in the place you ignore." "Beside the Insects" is an observation of insects and a reflection on nature and life.

This book is generally divided into three categories: novels, short stories and essays, with one review per book in chronological order. From his debut novel "Listen to the Sing of the Wind" to his latest interview "The Owl Takes Off at Dusk", he has reviewed a total of forty-nine books. It not only evaluates the artistic characteristics, spiritual information and spiritual trends embodied or contained in each book and work, but also continuously extracts the author's typical life details and the changing trajectory of his creative thoughts. Reading it vertically, it can be regarded as a biography and creative genealogy of the writer; reading it horizontally, it can be regarded as a relatively independent text interpretation or monograph of the work.

Centella Asiatica is a new collection of prose essays following the best-selling book "Smile with Warmth, Peace of Mind". When you are alive, you should be affectionate; when you grow old, you should learn to be elegant and calm. Authoritative media such as CCTV and China People's Broadcasting Station have read and recommended it many times. A quiet book with a touch of ancient meaning. The writing is warm and pure, and it is moving to read. I write to you who are unhurried and unfazed in a changing world. May you love each other calmly, like leaves growing on treetops; may you live calmly, like grass growing embankments. When you are alive, you should be affectionate; when you grow old, you should learn to be elegant and calm. When day after day, when there are no edges and corners, when the senses are dull, what kind of life should we choose? What kind of understanding is needed to discover the almost ordinary joy and beauty in the trivial and mediocre daily life? Centella Asiatica's new collection of prose essays records the moving moments in the passing years, every plant and tree, every meal and every vegetable, the ordinary and the great, love and loneliness. It is moving to read. Centella Asiatica uses a warm and pure pen to tell us: the real beauty of life is nothing more than the deep affection and magnanimity of the heart. Everything in the world will grow old, but the elegance deep in the soul will not grow old.

"Chuxia Essays" is Zhi'an's first collection of essays. At that time, he was still working in the company, and it took him five years to complete this book. Thirty years have passed now, and when I look back at some chapters in the book, such as "Talk about State of Mind" and "Talk about Hobbies", he has never written anything since. He said that there is nothing wrong with speaking young words when you are young, as long as you don't be too wanton. This book consists of three volumes, collecting the author's early cultural essays and reading notes, covering human relationships, poetry, classics and history, as well as the stories behind these writers' writings and his own experiences and insights, etc. The title of the book is "Chuxia Essay", which refers to a large and useless tree mentioned in "Zhuangzi·Xiaoyaoyou". There used to be a locust tree behind Zhi'an's house. He had been reading and composing under the locust tree for many years and used it as the title of his book, which shows that he had a special liking for it. Later, he left the bungalow where he lived for several years and moved to a building with many high-rise buildings, but the acanthus tree was deeply rooted in the book and never left.

"Take You to the Distance", "The Mountain God's Arrows" and "The Descendants of the Huns" belong to the "Snow Desert Takes You to the Distance" series of cultural travel notes, recording the author's self-driving cultural journey across the land from Lingnan to the west, pursuing his dream of mountains and rivers. The book is divided into two parts: "Memory of History" and "Steps of the Present". It uses history, travel notes and photography to trace the past and present lives of Lingnan mountains and rivers, and freeze the memory of mountains and rivers in rural China. In the first part, the author writes about the eccentric customs of the ancestors of Baiyue, Zhao Tuo, the founder of humanities in Lingnan, the fall of the Nanyue Kingdom, "there is no China after the cliff mountain", the Lingnan wooden fish song culture, the Lingnan natives fighting with weapons and other "historical memories"; in the second part, the author records his experiences and travels from Lingnan through Guangxi, Guizhou, Yunnan, Sichuan to Gansu, and freezes each "step of the present". On the road, all journeys are homecomings; on the road, all destinations are hometowns.

Parents should never miss out on their children's education. Especially during the critical period of the college entrance examination. The book is a diary of a child's companionship during the three years of high school, recording the important points experienced by the child during the three years of high school, including participation in the Olympiad, failure in exams, influenza A, parent-teacher meetings, etc. How to cooperate with the school in educating children when their grades are very good and when they are at a low point, when they are psychologically proud and depressed, truly reflects the important role of home-school interconnection.

"Notes of a Hollow Man" is a collection of original prose, including more than a hundred prose works by the author Shirakawa, such as "Memories of the Alhambra", "Landscapes Along the Road", "Waiting Posture", "Museum of Innocence", etc. Although the length is short, the writing style is delicate and smooth, and the thoughts are warm and touching. It has its own unique insights into every bit of life, giving people a sense of sudden enlightenment and surprise, and it is worth reading carefully again and again.

This is a collection of essays, divided into 6 volumes: "Travel at Home", "Under the Western Mountains", "In the Distance", "Mood Stories", "Character Sketch" and "My Family", and contains 62 essays. Comparing the journey of life to walking, as time goes by, the author also walks from near to far, from outside to inside, comprehending the world and life while walking. While walking, you may feel calm, happy or melancholy, just like a clear and shallow water, leaving no trace, but your mind will gradually become distant and vast. This book expresses the author's gradually tolerant and magnanimous feelings as he walks, thereby encouraging others to share his views.

The author of this book writes poetic life with concise and concise sharp writing style, which is both the soliloquy of the soul and the swan song of life; one can not only hear the deep footsteps of history, but also witness the colorful world of flowers; one can touch the tenderness of each branch and leaf, and sip the juice that soaks the soul. The entire collection of prose works is filled with a fragrant and charming aesthetic temperament, surging with the endless tide of life. Reading it will make your emotions take flight, cross the barriers of time and space, and start to gallop at will.

The collection of essays "The Beautiful Place Beyond the Mountain" mainly takes the local scenery, history, and humanities of Yichun, Jiangxi Province as its themes. The author uses what he has seen and heard personally as a perspective, combined with the long humanistic history of Yichun, to tell the story of a different kind of local customs, with a strong regional cultural color. Most of the selected works were published in important newspapers and periodicals such as "People's Daily", "Jiangxi Daily", and "Baihuazhou", and have high textual value. The author has a wide range of work, rich experience, is rooted in the local area, deeply explores local cultural resources, and interprets them in a new way. He has clear and philosophical thoughts as well as rich and profound humanistic cognition, presenting a high-quality book that promotes local cultural business cards.

This is a warm and touching book. Tranquility is here, and with soft brushstrokes, I record every bit of my feelings about time, growth, walking, family, friendship, love, and life. The seven movements are like the seven tastes of life. You walk slowly and taste them slowly, and the light fragrance of flowers, just like this, penetrates into your soul in the quiet night.

This book is An Ning, a popular writer born in the 1980s, who, as a university teacher, observes and peeps at current college students. When two generations of "powerful" people meet in the classroom, they will definitely create sparks that are more dazzling than any teachers and students before. Therefore, "watching you from the podium", this kind of watching has the flavor of peeping and playing games, and also has the profound meaning of dispelling the media's impetuous and exaggerated assumptions and speculations about the two generations. The writing style of this book is humorous and sharp, challenging the elegant and intellectual image given to university teachers by traditional concepts, and using a magnanimous attitude that is not "tolerant" or even "jealous" to look at the post-90s and post-90s generation who have forced the post-80s generation into darkness.

I met America by chance, and I also pursued getting to know her. I also believe that the United States and I met unexpectedly and are also seeking to get to know me. I firmly believe that China and the United States, and the United States and China, should and can fully meet and understand each other. This should be a normal and spectacular state of being human.

This book is a long documentary narrative prose. It uses poetic language to calmly and truly record how the author took on the responsibility of an only child and helped his father with terminal cancer create the miracle of life. It also uses the eyes of a psychiatrist to sharply reflect on the deep roots of the confrontation to reconciliation between two generations. At the same time, it also frankly confides in his rebellion of two suicides and two resignations, his experience of suffering from cyclothymia, and his stubborn and paranoid pursuit of literary dreams.

Life is a river that cannot be turned back. During the boating trip, you will know your joys and sorrows. The rise and fall of tastes, the changing world, the warmth and warmth of human nature, and the writing of one's own unique feelings.

This is a collection of exquisite philosophical prose. The writer An Ning uses delicate life-oriented techniques to write about the simple joys and joys of daily life, recording his continuous growth and continuous life experiences, allowing readers to empathize and sublimate themselves. This book is about hope, about happiness, about beauty, and about persistence. Nothing can resist people's pursuit of beauty. The writing style of this book is delicate, soft and full of humanistic rationality. The story and characters are down-to-earth and very touching. While readers can feel the same, they also have a positive and optimistic attitude towards the beauty, warmth and hope.

This is a tender remembrance of the youthful past by a writer born in the 1980s. The calm narrative can give a glimpse of the grand and boundless ups and downs of the years. A sensitive vessel that brings tranquility to the soul, it collects every bit of time, growth, walking, family affection, friendship, love, and life, and uses exquisite words to create a light and warm floral fragrance. There is not much love and romance in the book, and there is no complicated love between children. What is hidden in the story is the joy and hardship of enterprising life, as well as the fear and bravery of youth.

Cycling is a restoration journey back to the original intention. When people are walking on the road, the important thing is not the tools and the purpose, but the search for the self lost in the urban forest. During cycling, a person's thoughts, structure, and realm can be most comprehensively improved. The so-called wisdom arises out of urgency, the key lies in having breakthrough thinking on problems when we are quiet. Humor becomes fun, and the most important thing is the comprehensive accumulation of knowledge. What about facing an impossible ride? What do we need to prepare? What are the indispensable things you need to have? What is the process of creating something from scratch? At this moment, the bicycle is not only a riding tool, but also a platform and a powerful assistant for exploring the outside world.