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This book is carefully compiled and selected by Chinese prose poetry selectors from nearly a hundred literary publications across the country. It has a broad perspective and aims to present a panoramic view of the achievements of prose poetry creation in 2018, and strives to select representative and influential works fairly and objectively. There are three major highlights of this book: (1) Selection of the best. Every year, the "Top Ten Works of the Year" that are readable and valuable for preservation are released; (2) Rich and colorful. In addition to the "Top Ten", there are more than ten columns including "Short Works of the Year", "New and Cutting-Edge", "Country·Nostalgia·Nostalgia", "Love·Family·Friendship", "Nine Rivers and Mountains", "Oriental Charm" and "New Works by Famous Artists"; (3) Broad vision. There are as many as 200 selected authors, twice as many as other similar anthologies. It presents a panoramic view of the achievements of Chinese prose poetry creation in 2018. It can be said that you can see all the fine works in one volume.

"Micro novels" are companions of "Weibo". They are uploaded and read on Weibo and can be regarded as the abbreviation of "Weibo novels". Micro-novel and the accompanying "micro-fairy tales" and "micro-fables" have initially formed the three faces of "micro-literature". Together with "WeChat" and "micro-movies", they have pushed the "big era" and "small era" into the "micro-era". After DIY became fashionable and penetrated into all aspects of life, "micro-novel", like "self-media", has also become a kind of "auto-fiction" and "auto-literature". As soon as this literary form appeared, it became a new fashion symbol and the new favorite of young people, together with its communication carrier network Weibo, its uploading and reading terminals mobile phones, iPads, laptops, etc.

"Micro novels" are companions of "Weibo". They are uploaded and read on Weibo and can be regarded as the abbreviation of "Weibo novels". Micro-novel and the accompanying "micro-fairy tales" and "micro-fables" have initially formed the three faces of "micro-literature". Together with "WeChat" and "micro-movies", they have pushed the "big era" and "small era" into the "micro-era".

"Collected Works of Bacon's Essays" collects Bacon's intermittent creations for twenty-eight years, covering all aspects of human life and emotions such as honor, wealth, love, fame, ambition, and friendship. Its incisive and rational insights and calm and majestic writing style make it an important work in the history of human literature and thought. It is also one of the most outstanding and widely circulated humanistic works to date.

This manuscript was compiled to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Professor Rao Geping, professor and doctoral supervisor of Peking University Law School. The book contains the essence of the research results of many outstanding students trained by Professor Rao Geping over the past 40 years. The content of the book has a wide perspective and comprehensively reflects Professor Rao Geping's fruitful achievements and various touching deeds of teaching and educating people in the past forty years. For Professor Rao Geping, "Peach and Plum Garden" is not a compliment or exaggeration, but a factual description. Professor Rao Geping has continued to improve on his academic path. While contributing to national construction, he has also provided a large number of outstanding talents to the motherland, thereby making great contributions to the country's Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan undertakings.

"Interesting Talks about Peking Opera" is a collection of Xu Chengbei's essays. It takes Peking Opera as the starting point and selects articles written by Mr. Xu Chengbei, an expert on Peking Opera culture, for children on the popularization of Peking Opera, Beijing's food culture and city characteristics. Among them, "Interesting Talks about Peking Opera" was selected into the unified primary school Chinese textbook. Mr. Xu Chengbei vividly tells the basic knowledge of Peking Opera and interesting Liyuan stories in language full of Beijing flavor and humor. He integrates Beijing accent, Beijing flavor and Beijing rhyme. He uses the unique Peking Opera art and old Beijing customs to help young readers understand Peking Opera, stimulate their interest in the art of opera, and lead them to experience the charm of traditional culture.

Based on the principle of respecting and presenting the original classics, the Chinese Classics Series provides incisive and popular explanations, annotations and reviews of the classics, removing obstacles for modern readers, especially teenagers, to read Chinese classics. Familiarity with Chinese classics is the best choice for building young people's intelligence and moral character.

This book is a collection of essays written by the famous scholar and historian Gu Jiegang. It not only includes essays on teaching young people how to aspire, read, study, etc., But also includes his essays on folk culture, myths and legends, historical deeds, etc. Among them, "Doubt and Knowledge" was selected into the Ministry of Education's new junior high school Chinese textbook. It integrates ideological, academic and interesting elements. It is a universal reading book suitable for primary and secondary school students and has a certain academic color.

Life is full of jokes and things are always unpredictable. Fate comes together and fate separates, parting is inevitable. This book selects 50 English farewell poems, including representative poems by famous poets such as John Donne, Robert Burns, Keats, Shelley, etc., With beautiful human voice recitation and unique artistic connotation design.

Everyone will encounter a time when they are bitten by loneliness and have no company. How to relieve worries? Read a poem. This book selects 58 English loneliness poems, including representative poems by famous poets such as Shelley, Wordsworth, Whitman, Carl Sandburg, etc., With beautiful human voice recitation and unique artistic connotation design.

There are two indispensable things in life: poetry and love. This book selects 68 English love poems, including representative poems by famous poets such as Shelley, Yeats, Shakespeare, and Sarah Tisdale, with beautiful human voice recitation and unique artistic connotation design. Read the poems here when you suddenly think of someone.

"Night on the Galaxy Railway" is a classic collection of works by "Japan's Hans Christian Andersen" Miyazawa Kenji. It selects one of Japan's well-known "poems that are not poems" "Braving the Wind and Rain", as well as "Night on the Galaxy Railway", "Takashu the Cellist", "Yellow Tomatoes" and "The Origin of the Deer Dance" "The Cat's Office", "Nighthawk Star", "The Fourth of Narcissus", "Yamanashi", "Twin Stars", "The Restaurant with Many Requests", "Crossing the Snowfield", "Fazemata Saburo", "Otsbell and the Elephant", "The Wild Goose", "The Biography of Gusco Budoli" and other 15 popular fairy tales. "Night on the Galaxy Railway" is one of the most representative works. The author revised the draft four times in eight years and was still processing and polishing it before the end of his life. It is called "the never-ending fairy tale". It tells the story of a poor young man named Giovanni who fell asleep on a hill on the night of the Galaxy Festival. In his dream, he and his friends boarded the Galaxy Railway train bound for heaven, embarking on a magnificent and romantic journey to the Milky Way. Kenji Miyazawa constructed a wonderful and colorful fairy tale world, using simple language to show his reflection on the harmonious coexistence between human beings and all things in nature, his concern for life and the universe, and his pursuit of happiness and ideals, etc. Miyazawa Kenji's will to be on the earth and toward the Milky Way, as well as his lifelong spirit of persistent and down-to-earth struggle for the happiness of all mankind, are conveyed through his words. Everyone who reads it sighs: When you are born as a human being, you must become such a person. Miyazawa Kenji's fairy tales are not just fairy tales, they are not only children's stories, but also fairy tales that "never end" and "always grow". No matter children or adults, they can read the profound meaning every time they read.

"My Life" selects Mr. Lao She's classic short stories and short stories, including "This Life", "Crescent Moon", "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "The Problem That Is Not a Problem", etc. Lao She's novels are good at describing the lives of citizens, especially the urban poor, allowing small characters to reflect the big times. Lao She's writing style is humorous and lively, and full of "Beijing flavor". Each vivid story describes the tragedy of the fate of that era, allowing people to see all kinds of world conditions through humor.

In the collection of essays "Old Cities", the author personally visited twelve ancient cities with their own characteristics, including Beijing, Jingzhou, Xi'an, Kaifeng, Qingzhou, Bozhou, Quanzhou, Ganzhou, Wenzhou, Huizhou, Songyang and Nong'an. He used typical historical figures, major events or important buildings as a medium to sort out their historical context and explore their respective cultural genes.

In the collection of essays "Wild Rivers and Mountains", the author selects twelve different types of monuments, including Qufu in Shandong, Zhouyuan in Shaanxi, Gaixia Ancient Battlefield, Yiwulu Mountain, Yanchi in Yuncheng, Jilong Mountain in Nanjing, Longmen Grottoes, Beijing-Hangzhou Canal, Donglin Academy in Wuxi, and Flower and Bird Island in Zhoushan, to explore the hidden and more vivid realities beyond the stylized orthodox official history narratives.

In the collection of essays "Old Rivers and Lakes", the author explores cultural monuments with folk or reckless meanings such as Liangshan heroes, Shaoxing masters, fishermen with nine surnames, Budi scholars, Fujian and Jiangxi Hakkas, Miao people in Xiangxi, Jiangnan miners, Silk Road monks, etc., Against the background of the Yangtze River, Jinghe River, Qiantang River, West Lake and other water systems. He travels upstream in the waves of rivers and lakes, tracing those rivers and lakes that have been sealed for a long time.

This book is a collection of travel essays, including the author's fine travel articles about Zhejiang and surrounding provinces and cities in recent years. Many of them have been published in newspapers such as "Hundred Essays", "Cultural Monthly", "Zhejiang Writers", "Liaoning Prose", and "Jiangnan Travel News", and some articles have won awards in national essay contests. A benevolent person loves mountains, a wise person enjoys water. The author has gone from a simple tourist to an experiencer and thinker of beautiful scenery. With delicate and unique writing style, he describes the beautiful scenery of Jiangsu and Zhejiang mountains and rivers to readers, and expresses his immersive feelings, thoughts and understandings. Let readers follow the author to touch the pulse of Jiangnan scenery, feel the rhythm of Jiangnan humanities, travel around Jiangnan, get drunk in it, and appreciate a different kind of Jiangnan. This book is beautifully written and suitable for general reading.

Those objects, things, sceneries, and people that make people feel emotional... The anthology is divided into six series: Series 1: Falling in love with the world of mortals - if you have the intention, there will be scenery everywhere. When Ji Er frowned - you may disagree with my point of view, but please defend the dignity of my words. Collection of Three Hearts and One Petal - The beauty of life lies in having love and care, being tied to each other, and having people who you can't live without or who you can't live without. Collection 4: The Show of Life - Even the poorest days can be tempered to create pearl-like brilliance. The fifth collection is lingering with words - spring breeze is elegant, autumn water articles. The spirit can last forever, and the words can be immortal. Episode 6: Looking at each other from afar - I first met you, it was like an old friend returning home.

This is a collection of essays. The book is composed of two parts, the first part is barren mountains and ravines, and the second part is Shusheng Academy. This book uses prose form to smear the stories of distant childhood on the mountains and rivers of childhood. It is like a flowing painting. Time has dyed these paintings with a layer of mystery, just like the artistic conception in fairy tales. Through the vicissitudes of time, nostalgia has become so clear, spreading around like the rings of a tree. The characters in the work's story show specific characters in specific landscapes and stories.

This book is a collection of travel notes that promotes patriotism and conveys positive energy. The author uses passionate and heroic emotions, meaningful and beautiful writing to describe the beautiful scenery, local customs and broad vision, vivid and bright, flowing with the author's love for the motherland and praise for the great rivers and mountains. With rich materials, unique perspectives, and full emotions, the author has made a detailed description of many scenic spots and local characteristics. He is good at witty words and emphasizes rhymes, integrating knowledge, art, interest, thoughts and regional characteristics. All of them show strong visual shock and literary impact, and all reveal the author's confidence and pride in writing. It exudes a warm charm, making the quality and taste of the whole book complement each other, making it unique and powerful. The style of the work is sophisticated and solemn, the writing is elegant and unrestrained, the narrative and lyricism are combined, and it has profound cultural heritage and broad-minded and far-reaching artistic conception. It is a very literary and down-to-earth travelogue, full of the flavor of real life. The language is simple, the writing is smooth, the colors are colorful, and it is exquisite and gorgeous. It gives people the power of knowledge, the enjoyment of reading, the communication of emotions, and the true perception. It is unique and can be appreciated by both refined and popular people. It is suitable for public reading.

"Yu Dafu's Prose" is divided into three volumes. The first volume, "A Different Kind of Loneliness", mainly includes Yu Dafu's autobiography and self-narrative prose, as well as commemorative articles in memory of old friends. Yu Dafu is world-famous for his "leftover" image. The prose selected in this collection delicately expresses Yu Dafu's wandering mentality and loneliness, and we can also see Yu Dafu's life trajectory. The second volume, "Handprints Everywhere," mainly includes Yu Dafu's travel notes and descriptions of scenes. Yu Dafu's travel notes play an important role in the creation of modern vernacular travel notes. The prose selected in this collection vividly shows what Yu Dafu saw, heard and felt while traveling in the South, North and even Southeast Asia. The third series of "Xianshu" mainly collects Yu Dafu's miscellaneous thoughts and essays discussing cultural or social issues. Yu Dafu was not only a writer, but also a scholar, a social activist, and a patriot. The essays selected in this collection reflect Yu Dafu's humorous, knowledgeable, and hateful side.

"Zhu Ziqing's Prose" is a collection of selected prose by Zhu Ziqing, a master of modern prose. Most of the articles included in this manuscript have been widely circulated, including some that have always been included in various Chinese textbooks as models of beautiful vernacular prose, such as "Spring", "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", etc. Zhu Ziqing worked hard on the use of language, which is vivid in its simplicity. In addition, he is very familiar with Chinese classical poetry, so he often picks it up and becomes an organic part of his works, which are full of strong Chinese characteristics. This book is divided into four volumes: "The Marks of Shoes Everywhere" which is a record of the Range Rover travels, "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" which is a lyrical reminiscence of people, "Appreciating both the refined and the popular" which is a reflection on the world, and "The Price of Life" which is a commentary on current ills. In addition to some of Zhu Ziqing's well-known famous articles describing scenes and expressing emotions or recalling old friends, it also includes some relatively unknown articles by Zhu Ziqing that focus on social life, criticize current ills, and are rich in philosophy, allowing readers to have a more comprehensive understanding of the character of this master of prose and a democratic fighter.

This book carefully selects most of the articles from Mr. Lu Xun's collection of essays "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk" and "Weeds", and carefully browses through many miscellaneous essays in Mr. Lu Xun's other works. Carefully selected and compiled into this book "Lu Xun's Prose", the selected articles may recall the past, chat casually, reflect on oneself, discuss current affairs, or remember close friends. Most of them are representative works, such as "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", "Father's Illness", "Shadow's Farewell", "In Memory of Mr. Liu Hezhen", "Memory for Forgetting", etc. These works fully demonstrate Mr. Lu Xun's literary skills and rich life experience, and present to readers a true, wise, upright, and caring Lu Xun.

Feng Zikai is a modern art educator, music educator, calligrapher and translator in my country. He is famous for his comics and prose creations that combine Chinese and Western painting methods and is deeply loved by generations of readers. "Feng Zikai's Prose" contains thirty-eight essays, divided into four series. The first volume, "To My Children," includes articles about the author's description of children and memories of childhood; the second volume, "Sheltering from the Rain in the Mountains," contains articles about the author's travel experiences; the third volume, "The Worker's Songs to Himself," contains articles about the author's miscellaneous feelings about life; and the fourth volume, "Essays and Comics," mainly includes articles about the author talking about essays, comics, music, and art. Feng Zikai's prose is like pieces of falling English, implying human sentiment.

This book is divided into five volumes. The collected articles are centered on the place where the author lives, and then divided into four directions: southeast, northwest, and geographical location. They collect the author's insights after traveling to scenic spots across the country in recent years. The articles are fresh and natural, the writing is beautiful, and the poetic language is a major feature of the book, which is very readable. Each article has the author's unique perspective and personal experience, and is full of strong lyrical meaning and humanistic care. Attract readers' interest in reading, allow readers to appreciate the artistic conception of the article while reading, and release their souls. I believe that while you are reading the book, you will also be able to sublimate the beauty of the scenic spots on paper carefully constructed by the author. Suitable for people who are interested in literature and travel.

This is a book about enjoying travel, recording a person's unique feelings about traveling with a bag on his back. With a camera and a wandering heart, the author walked and took photos, recording each wonderful moment and describing the state on the road. It is a tribute to time and life, and a kind of enjoyment that irons the soul. This book mainly talks about the famous mountains and rivers, ancient cities and capitals encountered during the journey, as well as the nostalgia for the past life, as well as the bits and pieces of the journey. Although it is not mature, it is a true reflection of the soul. The book is divided into five parts: Falling in love, dreaming of paradise, tracking predecessors, traveling through mountains and rivers, and eating everywhere, expressing the author's feelings about life. Along the way, we not only completed the position movement in the real world, but also carried out the ideological galloping in historical time and space.

This series is a collection of prose, which selects the prose works of several famous contemporary writers and compiles them into a volume, striving to create a cultural series with great literary and aesthetic value. "Fleeing Time" collects several short stories about the world and the years, reflecting the true taste of life from the ordinary.

This book is a collection of essays, divided into four parts: nostalgia, life, family, and love. The book writes about the festivals in his hometown and his memories of the old house in his hometown... The author follows his thoughts and footsteps and slowly pours his thoughts into his pen, showing readers the folk customs, customs and sentiments of the Northeast region, and also expresses his unique insights into some special phenomena in current social life.

There are three series of "My Xishawo": the first series: that country and that soil; the second series: that year and that month; the third series: that person and that thing. The author starts from his own hometown and records the memories and experiences he left when he was born and grew up in Xishawo, as well as the inseparable relationship between the author's grandfather, the author's father and the author's three generations and Xishawo. Although Xishawo is not the author's real hometown, but his grandfather fled there and then took root in Xishawo, Xishawo is the place where the author was raised, the place where the author grew up, and the author's roots. Let us accompany the author to recall every bit of Xishawo.

The book "Moment" contains 80 works, which are mainly reading essays recorded by the author while reading the masterpieces of modern and contemporary Chinese masters, and a small number of book-related life essays. Each work has a unique analysis, objective evaluation and reflection on important modern and contemporary literary works. This article has a very good guiding and inspiring effect on readers' correct understanding of famous works, and to a certain extent increases readers' interest in reading the original text. The work is short and concise, with beautiful words and a certain philosophical content, and is suitable for public reading.

"Bodhi Blossoms" is divided into five series. It contains one of the elements of life: gold, wood, water, fire and earth. "Gold: maple leaves are red", "wood: spring hair of vegetation", "water: the best is like water", "fire: fireflies reflect snow" and "earth: spring light on grass". It is not only an inspirational model, but also an anatomy of the soul, an expression of emotions and a record of life. Use every plant, tree, object, and thing to record every detail of life, express the love in your heart, and understand the truth in it.

This book is a collection of local prose. In this book, the author not only writes about the benevolence and generosity of the traditional farming culture in the Guanzhong area, but also writes about the pure and gentle noble qualities of her ancestors and their tenacity to defy poverty and hardship, as well as the thinking, hesitation and confusion caused by the integration of urban and rural areas and the changes in people's ideological understanding, value orientation and lifestyle after people's lives become rich.

This is a subtle work selected by the author from many literary works he has created. Although Massachusetts is small, it has all five internal organs, and the small water droplets still reflect the vast world. It may wake others up, or provide inspiration, or provide them with elegance... The story is eloquently told, and the plot has ups and downs, which is fascinating and leaves readers unable to put it down.

Shen Congwen is a literary master with worldwide influence and is also known for his essays. He thinks about life in life and discovers truth, goodness and beauty in life. His essays are full of subtle and relaxing artistic conception. This book is a collection of his works. "The Record of Life" collects Shen Congwen's many works and organizes them into three parts: life waves, legendary skills, and learning reality.

Xu Fancheng is a versatile academic master who understands the three major cultural systems of China, West and India. He followed Lu Xun in his early years and studied in Germany. He studied in India in his middle age and returned to his motherland in his later years. Although he wrote prolifically, as he himself said, the essence of his academic thoughts are concentrated in these essays. This book is his only anthology of essays. Xu Fancheng is a well-read scholar with profound ideological and academic attainments. He engaged in a wide range of topics throughout his life and wrote many translations, leaving behind precious academic wealth; his indifference to fame and fortune, his quiet and transcendent spirit, and his serious, persistent, and perseverant academic style are a model for our later scholars; his legendary life and academic experience in the Chinese translation of "Sanskrit Classics" and the spread of "Huazhang" are also a good story for contemporary Sino-Indian cultural exchanges and the integration of Chinese and Western thoughts. Although he wrote prolifically, as he himself said, the essence of his academic thoughts are concentrated in these essays. This book is his only anthology of essays.

Those years passed like this, and I seemed to see that childish child walking slowly, smiling in the wonderful piano music, playing in the dense old house, intoxicated in the drizzle, crying in the majestic cumulonimbus... The child grew up slowly, and the society gradually lost its tolerance for him, accompanied by a little helplessness and inexplicable sentimentality. The youthful years were radical in dreams and painful in throbbing, Struggling in tradition, shouting in anger... Fortunately, along the way, there are some people who accompany him by chance and because they have the same ideals... Literature and music, dreams and persistence, encounters and touches... The passion that bursts out in a moment often breaks through the confinement of reason, dancing freely inside and outside the wall, performing scenes of touching but ethereal persistence...

"Stairs" is a collection of Li Senxiang's works, including more than ten novels and essays such as "Stairs", "Primary School Teacher", "Four or Five Families in Yancun", and "The Song of Building a Nest". Among them, "Stairs" was selected as a middle school Chinese textbook. These works mainly focus on rural life. The author uses concise and vivid language to create a series of images of ordinary people, reproducing the survival wisdom and most authentic emotions of Chinese farmers.

"The Notes of a Small Window" is a collection of short aphorisms written by Chen Jiru, a famous writer of the Ming Dynasty. It is divided into twelve volumes: Xing, Qing, Qiao, Ling, Su, Jing, Yun, Qi, Qi, Hao, Fa and Qian. The content mainly explains the cultivation of mind and the way to live in the world. It is a famous classical literary prose in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

The ideal dessert must be rich in layers, able to bring out the original taste of the ingredients, and have an aftertaste that makes people come back again and again. Beauty should not have only one ingredient, it should be private and thought-provoking, requiring restraint and careful cooking. The lost cup cake in our hearts will never come back, but we can always practice the ability to create sweetness with our own hands. It doesn't matter if you fail, as long as you persist, the touch in that window will keep regenerating, and the sweetness in your heart will never die.

This book tells the story of Osiris, as a pharaoh, who was murdered by his brother Seth, the god of the desert, and was resurrected as a mummy by Anubis, and then became the master of the underworld and the judge of death. Osiris's struggle with the snake god for the rebirth of light became the spiritual yearning of the ancient Egyptians.

This book is an exercise written by students from Zhongxiang Vocational High School. It is divided into the following themes: Entrepreneurial Star, Dream China, Facing Family Love, Smart Youth, True Gratitude, Campus Life, Appreciation of Beautiful Articles, and Reading Experience.

Uncover the traces of dusty history, explore the true destiny of the ancients, restore the historical truth through the narration, draw the spiritual map of historical figures, and reflect the social conditions of the time, fully revealing the mysteries of history and culture. Warmth and excitement coexist, with a simple and heavy artistic style, giving you a pleasant aesthetic experience.

"Yanshan Night Talk" is a collection of Manan Village's essays. It selects more than fifty classic essays from Manan Village. The content not only pays attention to social reality, but also draws on historical events from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. His writing style is sharp and pragmatic, integrating ideological, intellectual and interesting elements into one. Reading is not only thought-provoking, but also helpful for increasing knowledge. It is a model of contemporary prose works. Among them, the article "Don't Seek Deep Understanding" was selected into the Ministry of Education's new junior high school Chinese textbook.

The author compiled poems and collected his experiences and knowledge during his period in the countryside to the Heilongjiang Production and Construction Corps into a volume. He expresses his high spirits and ambitions at that time, and his ambition to build a beautiful homeland on the frontier land in poetry. The 17th Regiment of the Corps where the author was at that time was located in Tangyuan County, Heilongjiang Province. In 1971, the Corps established an artillery regiment. The Corps headquarters decided to place the artillery regiment in Tangyuan and ordered the 17th Regiment to go to the Puya River area to reopen wasteland and build points. Puya River is located at the intersection of Heilongjiang River and Songhua River. It is an undeveloped virgin land and is very desolate. The veterans at that time dedicated their whole lives to Beidahuang, building it into China's largest commercial grain base, and turning a barren land into a beautiful home today. Today, most of them have rested on this land, and the few remaining have entered their twilight years. When the author saw the prosperous scene of Beidahuang again, and thought that this was the result of the hard work of an entire generation of 100,000 demobilized officers and soldiers, he couldn't help but have mixed feelings.

This book is a selection of Liu Hongzhang's works, collecting a total of twenty-four novels and essays. This collection of works tells the living conditions of Beijing courtyard people in the 1950s and 1960s, wonderful stories about people and animals, and eulogizes the integrity and dedication of members of the Communist Party of China.

This book is a type of research on reading folk journals. It systematically studies reading folk journals, including descriptions of each reading folk journal and case studies. The whole book consists of three parts, namely chronicles from folk journals, remaining words from weekly magazines, and the Analects from reading journals. The appendixed materials are historical materials from reading folk journals, which are of great cultural and publishing value.

This is a collection of local prose that is full of historical significance. With his unique writing style and novel perspective, the author vividly depicts his feelings about the countryside, precipitating and integrating his unique life experience of the Silk Road countryside.

The things in "After Tea" are all things around us, and they are simply beautiful things that come from around us. The texts in the book are roughly divided into three types: stories, poems and essays. They can be said to be another way of describing and summarizing the author's past life experiences, but they are not entirely consistent with the author's experiences. It is more appropriate to say that they are words derived from the author's heart.

This collection is a collection of nursery rhymes that were popular among children in that era of poverty and starvation. It is divided into classic nursery rhymes, traditional nursery rhymes, strange nursery rhymes and creative nursery rhymes, with a total of 119 songs. There are many well-known nursery rhymes in it, such as "Little mouse, come up to the lampstand...", Each one is catchy and stirs up a series of ripples of memories. The reason for collecting this collection is not to let these songs be lost or forgotten, but also to let future generations experience the childhood fun of children at that time.

Family mottos are a form of warning and restraint given by ancient people to family members and future generations. Family mottos from past dynasties often explain the way of life in a concise and catchy way, admonishing good and forbidding evil. The full text of "Zhu Xi's Family Instructions" is only more than 300 words, but every word is a masterpiece. The reason why "Zhu Zi's Family Rites" is called "Family Rites" does not mean that the content and scope of use of these etiquette norms are limited to the Zhu family and descendants. Zhu Zi's original intention was to provide a basic family etiquette model for the people of the Song Dynasty. "Zhu Xi's Family Rites" has a profound influence. From the Southern Song Dynasty through the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China, the influence of "Zhu Xi's Family Rites" can still be discerned in the customs and habits of various places in the Han culture area. The "family" in "family rituals" mainly has three meanings: first, the content of these rituals is mainly limited to family affairs; second, the main applicable objects of these rituals are family members; and the third meaning is relative to the country, which means that these rituals are not national rituals established or recognized by the country (or the court), but are very close to what is called "folk" in modern times. The reading book "Zhu Xi's Family Instructions and Zhu Xi's Family Rites" is divided into original text, annotations, translations, interpretations, etc., And provides a new interpretation of "Zhu Xi's Family Instructions" and "Zhu Xi's Family Rites". The appendix of this book contains "Mottoes for Managing a Family" written by Zhu Yongchun (known as Bailu), a famous Neo-Confucian scholar and educator in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.