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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The author narrates the rural life in his memories in a eloquent style, including the happy childhood life, precious objects, and relatives connected by blood. He also writes from the side about some of the problems commonly faced by rural areas in today's era. It shows us the true face and some embarrassments of the current countryside. While telling about the beautiful rural life of childhood and the simple traditional style, it also illustrates the entanglement of individuals and the new generation of young people. On the one hand, it is difficult to leave their homeland and relatives, and on the other hand, they want to pursue a great future. More and more young people are thinking about whether to stay away from their hometown and go to the city, or to stay in their hometown and stick to the traditional lifestyle.

"Rethinking Literature Research Materials" is a type of large-scale academic reference book "Chinese Contemporary Literature History Materials Series". This book is organized based on the combination of main selected articles and data index. Select representative papers on the study of reflective literature to reflect the development of reflective literature and show the highest level of research in this field; the index section collects research papers, academic monographs, etc. In this field to provide a wealth of information for general readers and researchers.

"Reform Literature Research Materials" is a type of large-scale academic reference book "Chinese Contemporary Literature History Materials Series". This book is organized with main articles and data indexes, and selects published papers on reform literature research to reflect the development of reform literature and show the outstanding results of research in this field. The index part collects research papers and academic monographs in this field, providing a wealth of information for general readers and researchers.

"Misty Poetry Research Materials" is a type of large-scale academic reference book "Chinese Contemporary Literary History Materials Series". This book is organized based on the combination of main selected articles and data index. Selects representative papers on the study of Misty Poetry to reflect the general development of Misty Poetry and show the highest level of research in this field; the index section collects research papers, academic monographs, etc. In this field to provide a wealth of information for general readers and researchers.

As the world is preparing to leave for 2020, we dive into the memories of the 1990s in "Carp: I Go to 2000". This is also a collective reflection of the post-80s writers on their fading boyhood, trying to jointly trace how the experience at that time affected themselves now. In the interview part, director Bi Gan and writer Di An respectively talked about how their experiences in the 1990s shaped their unique expressions. In the special section, critic Yang Qingxiang and "Single Reading" editor-in-chief Wu Qi analyzed the characteristics of the political, economic, and cultural fields at that time from a macro level. Li Jingrui and Zhou Jianing chose two deeply remembered images of trumpets and typhoon days to write. Wei Sixiao and Long Di shared their childhood experiences. Ban Yu, Zheng Zhi, Chun Shu, and Zhang Lingling present new novels with the same theme, returning to the 1990s in a fictional way, leading readers into the escape in the heavy snow, the approaching moment of the millennium bug, and the Beijing and southern towns at that time.

"Dust of the 1950s" is a selection of Tang Degang's works published in New York in the 1950s. Most of them were works that were reorganized and discovered after being forgotten for many years, so it is called this. Among them, "The Biography of Mei Lanfang" is Tang Degang's famous work and one of his masterpieces. It has been published repeatedly overseas for decades and is considered by critics to be the most outstanding of all biographies and articles about Mei Lanfang. The article is like a famous play, which has been performed many times and has been applauded many times. It is really like Mei Lanfang's performance of "The Drunken Concubine". The interesting novels such as "My Female Boss" not only give us a glimpse of the living conditions of intellectuals studying in the United States in the 1950s, but also allow readers to appreciate the life insights and attitudes of an outstanding historian. "The Fly and the Cobbler in Russia" was written by Tang Degang based on a trip of his old friend He Bingdi, and the text is also very interesting.

"My Village, My Country" narrates the past of the author's childhood life. It is a solemn tribute to farming civilization and an affectionate look back at the distant countryside. The writing is simple, casual, friendly, natural, and uncontaminated by habits. It fully describes the sunshine and dew, flowers, birds, insects, fish, trees and farm tools, beams and houses, long grass and flying orioles, distant neighbors, folk customs, folk songs and folk songs. It is not showy or artificial, and the warmth of the writing directly enters people's hearts. It is a good work that integrates family traditions, tutoring, village customs, and traditional culture.

"To the Big Forest: Selected Essays of Zhang Jinyi" is a collection of essays with rich and diverse content. There are more than 100 articles in the book, which provide affectionate descriptions of the changes in the four seasons, grasslands, forests, lakes, deserts, gardens, villages, former residences of celebrities, etc., Covering both natural and cultural aspects. It involves Chinese geography, Chinese humanities, and exotic customs, and records the author's observations and feelings during his travels. It is a book with extremely substantial content.

"The Living Water Comes from the Source" is a collection of personal essays. The author has compiled more than 150 pieces of prose and poetry written in his spare time. In terms of content, it not only praises the author's feelings about his family and country, but also shows his persistent pursuit of lawyer's work, knowledge and joy of life. The text throughout is simple, the thoughts are profound, and the emotions are sincere. It is an excellent work.

This book contains a total of forty-two of the author's published (three unpublished) academic papers, literary reviews, essays, and a small number of interviews, dialogues, and speeches, covering the history of Chinese art, contemporary literary and artistic creation, historical and cultural heritage, and cultural construction. It is the summary result of the author's many years of academic research. The book is divided into five chapters: 1. Research on realistic issues in Chinese painting; 2. Research on Chinese art history; 3. Literary criticism; 4. Cultural heritage and cultural construction; 5. Short essays and essays.

This manuscript is a collection of essays with about 300,000 words and 75 articles, divided into seven topics: public opinion guidance, media innovation, newspaper running ideas, characters, economy, scenery, and interviews. It is basically a review and summary of Wang Hui's more than 30 years of journalism work. It not only shows the excellent news works written by him as a front-line reporter, but also embodies his newspaper running ideas and concepts as a newspaper leader.

"The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty is one of the four major condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. Through the protagonist's experiences and experiences in the 20 years from his "narrow escape" from attending the funeral of his father to his failure in business, it reveals countless strange current situations in China's officialdom, shopping malls, and foreign affairs from the Sino-French War to the early 20th century. Wu Jianren satirized the "strange current situation" in the intellectual world, especially the literati and famous celebrities in the foreign market, which was extremely successful. He rationally realizes that "business is the foundation of financial management", but still cannot forgive the intrigues in shopping malls; he describes many scandals of fratricide and tragic changes in human relations within the family, revealing the destruction of ethics and morality; in particular, he successfully creates a negative example throughout the book - Gou Cai (Gou Cai). By describing his extremely shameless history of fortune, he portrays the dirty soul of a corrupt official. In short, in one hundred and eight chapters, Wu Jian showed readers a historical picture of the imminent collapse of the feudal society at the end of the world.

"Notes on Going to the Countryside" collects more than 200 articles by the author Wang Huimin, divided into three volumes: "Notes on Going to the Countryside" is derived from the author's column of the same name in the People's Daily; "Hot Topics" is the current commentary written by the author on current news; and "Miscellaneous Knowledge" is the short commentary written by the author in conjunction with the published news when he was a page editor. Among them, "Notes on Going to the Countryside" is the largest, so it was named the book. The title "Notes from Going to the Countryside" does not mean that the book is limited to agriculture and rural areas. In fact, it is a heartfelt reflection on China, the "hometown" of all Chinese people. Because many articles have gone beyond the scope of rural areas and intervened in contemporary topics that everyone is concerned about.

This book is a collection of essays compiled and written by all the students of Class 1, Grade 10, Gaomi No. 1 Middle School to commemorate the 80th birthday of their mentor Xue Yongtang. The manuscript is divided into six parts: 1. Gratitude to my mentor; 2. Beloved family; 3. Friendship lasts forever; 4. Appreciation of life; 5. Miscellaneous reflections; 6. Returning to hometown. The book contains both prose and poetry, and is accompanied by old-time photos.

Collects articles created or written by Zhonghua Book Company employees in 2017, divided into six parts: Editor's Notes, Inside and Outside the Book, Learning in the Forest, Hundreds of Rivers and Seas of Learning, Art and Literature Collection, and Special Articles, totaling more than 50 articles. Such as the editor's notes and the words written by Ouyang Hong after the compilation of "Diplomatic Documents of the Republic of China Period 1911-1949". Inside and outside the book, Sun Wenying's "Why should you read Zizhi Tongjian?" Baichuan Xuehai and Chai Jianhong's "Seeing Things and Thinking of People - A Brief Discussion on Silk Road Figures". Special article, Xu Jun's "Keeping the Dream for a Better Future - Speech at the 105th Anniversary of Zhonghua Book Company", etc.

From his own unique perspective, the author of this book uses the form of prose and letters to observe the emotional exchanges between relatives, friends, doctors and patients, and teachers and students in work and life. Through eloquent narrative language and gentle and delicate emotional expressions, he pursues the most sincere humanistic concerns in social life and brings readers a true understanding of life.

This book selects hundreds of short notes written by Zheng Yimei describing the past events in the art world. The selected works are all the essence of Zheng's writings. His works are interesting and interesting, and his writing style is concise and implicit. His classical and vernacular writing are both proficient in classical Chinese and vernacular. The writing and ink are full of knowledge and interest, and they are both elegant and popular. Once compiled, readers can enjoy the peaceful feeling of happy reading.

"Beautiful Essays by Talented Women of the Republic of China·Sentimental: Selected Works of Shi Pingmei" is one of the series of "Beautiful Essays by Talented Women of the Republic of China". "Beautiful Essays on Talented Women of the Republic of China·Sentimental: Selected Works of Shi Pingmei" is divided into four parts: prose, novels, poetry, and drama, and includes Shi Pingmei's exquisite works. Specifically: "Heart Wave", "Abandoned Wife", "Prayer", "Red Mane Horse", "Call Her Back!" ", "Whose crime is this? "Wait.

This book selects hundreds of short notes written by Zheng Yimei describing historical anecdotes. Zheng Yimei is a famous writer of anecdotes. His works are interesting and concise, and his writing style is concise and implicit. His classical Chinese and vernacular writing are both proficient in each other. His writing and ink are full of knowledge and interest, and they are both elegant and popular. Once compiled in hand, readers can enjoy the peaceful feeling of happy reading.

"Tree Number" is a record of Astafiev's creative trajectory. While exploring the wild forest of literature, he cut down his own "tree number". These marks in turn guided him to move deeper into the original forest of creation and explore unfamiliar areas. Astafiev inherited the tradition of Russian folk poetry and described nature through anthropomorphic views. In this work of difficult to define style, the common theme is the exploration of the meaning of life and the contemplation of human destiny. All this makes Astafiev occupy a certain position not only in the Russian literary world, but also in the world literary world. This book is selected from "Tree Numbers", "Russian Pastoral Ode" and some works published in Russian newspapers and periodicals. Published with exclusive authorization from the author's descendants, and the entire translation has been revised and reviewed by the translator.

"Reading Fu Xianqin" is a collection of academic papers by Mr. Zhao Kuifu on the study of Fu, including "On the Characteristics of Fu and Its Relationship with Chinese and Chinese Culture", "Tracing the Origin of Fu Style and Discussion of Pre-Qin Fu", "The Rise and Fall of the Han Dynasty and the Development and Transformation of Han Fu", "The Limitations and Expansions of Fu in the Wei and Jin Dynasties", "The Gains and Loss of Fu Creation in the Southern and Northern Dynasties", and "The Maturity and Glorious Era of Fu". The content can be roughly divided into three categories: first, discussing the formation and characteristics of Fu; second, sorting out the evolution of Fu before the Tang Dynasty; and third, case studies of representative Fu masters and Fu writers. When discussing Fu, the author has a broad vision. He examines "style" and pays attention to "text". In addition to handed down documents, he also includes unearthed documents, oral documents, historical relics and even folk cultural relics. He conducts comprehensive inspection and judgment, examines language, restores text, combines research and theory, and comes up with new insights.

This book is a collection of essays and essays written by the author, with a total of 100 articles, covering the fields of literature, history, philosophy, sociology and other fields, such as "Looking at Danxia Burning Buddha Outside Buddhism", "Cultural Conjectures of "Nonsense"", "Pu Songling Says "Vulgarity Is Unbearable"", "If You Think Openly, You May Be Busy All Day", "Buddhism and China's "Filial Piety"", etc. The content is meaningful, the language is smooth and free, and has a certain degree of philosophy and readability.

"Fat Meat" is a collection of essays on the topic of "Fat Meat". It was carefully edited and designed by Zhu Yingchun, the winner of "The Most Beautiful Book in the World", after six years of writing. This book invites more than a hundred authors to tell the story of "Fat Meat", and many well-known painters to create interior illustrations. It not only contains precious memories about fat meat from celebrities from all walks of life such as Shen Changwen, Zhong Shuhe, Su Tong, Li Er, Ye Zhaoyan, Mai Jia, Zhang Jiajia, Jiang Fangzhou, etc., But also includes stories about fat meat from people of different ages and fields and people from other countries and regions. Fatty meat is not only a kind of food, but also a memory of an era, embodying the bitter past, sweet memories and ongoing ups and downs stories of generations of people. Prices have not returned to the past, and fat has a new story. The new and expanded edition specially includes excellent articles by Chen Xiaoqing, Feng Xincheng, Shi Guanghua, Landlord Lu, Tian Yuan, Shi Hang, Wang Tianwen, etc. The stomachs of these generations included in the book understand China better than the archives in the world.

Tolerance is a medicine that modern people lack. Usually people stare at other people's mistakes, and they are always concerned about other people's mistakes and refuse to let go. Each story has been carefully selected and shines with wisdom, comparable to the beautiful articles of "Reader". It's not a philosophical essay about chicken soup.

This is an original selection of family letters, which retains the intimacy and reality of daily life more than the selected edition. The whole book takes Fu Lei's eldest son Fu Cong's study abroad experience and emotional path as the main line, and carefully selects the correspondence between Fu Lei, his wife, and Fu Cong: there are discussions on culture and art, talk about trivial matters in life, and enlightenment on emotional troubles. This written record of the two-way communication between two generations is thick yet relaxed, profound and yet true to daily life. It is fun to see the big from the small, and it also demonstrates the importance of parent-child communication. The image in the photo interprets the life course of the protagonist, and the ink mark goes from "the letter home begins with the ink mark" to "the ink mark ends with the final stroke", which makes people cry with sadness and have mixed feelings.

This is an original selection of family letters, which retains the intimacy and reality of daily life more than the selected edition. The whole book takes Fu Lei's eldest son Fu Cong's study abroad experience and emotional journey as the main line, and carefully selects the family letters between Fu Lei and his wife, Fu Cong and Mila: there are discussions on culture and art, talk about trivial matters in life, and concerns about marriage and family. This written record of the two-way communication between two generations is thick yet relaxed, profound and yet true to daily life. It is fun to see the big from the small, and it also demonstrates the importance of parent-child communication. The image in the photo interprets the life course of the protagonist, and the ink mark goes from "the letter home begins with the ink mark" to "the ink mark ends with the final stroke", which makes people cry with sadness and have mixed feelings.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of ten essays written by Lu Xun in 1926. These ten essays record Lu Xun's main experiences from childhood to youth, recall many family members, partners, relatives and friends, and present a picture of life in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. These chapters mainly inherit the characteristics of traditional Chinese prose. The writing style is friendly, long-lasting, profound and meaningful. They are classics in modern prose. This book also includes the complete version of "Weeds", as well as some chapters of "Huagai Collection", "Huagai Collection Continuation", "Qiejieting Essays", "Qiejieting Essays Final Edition", and "Collection Supplements and Supplements".

This book is a heartwarming collection of essays. The authors of these texts come from all walks of life. Among them are lawyers, students, new media operators, teachers, and freelancers. They make a living by writing and music, and write down their lives and insights on the Internet. The articles written by these authors have different styles and genres, representing the representative perceptions of life by people of different ages and experiences. Each article is full of inspiration and full of experiences and insights about youth and life. It is worth reading.

Western "Homerology" is a far more complex academic system than Chinese "Redology". The author uses "Homer's Epic" as an index, walks among ancient historical sites according to the route map drawn by the epic, and uses literary strokes to connect his thoughts and feelings during his reading and traveling.

"Single Reading 23·Broken House: Special Collection of French Literature" is the third attempt of the "Single Reading" book series to focus on overseas literature. The five authors, Ivan Jablonka, Thomas Flaot, Pascal Manukyan, Emily Flesch, and Hubert Adad, range in age from the 40s to the 90s, but they collectively present the unique temperament of contemporary French literature: paying close attention to the current social status quo and incorporating them into the category of literary expression. Most of these stories start from family life and intergenerational relationships, but allow readers to glimpse the infinitely broad social picture through these broken cracks. In addition, columns such as essays, interviews, poetry, reviews, and Australian literature columns will bring readers a broader vision and more diverse perspectives. In 2020, in the broad world, be a non-narrow person.

"Chen Ye Chen Meng" is the memoir of Chen Quzhen who joined the army in 1909 and went to Tibet with General Zhong Ying of the Sichuan Army under Zhao Erfeng's order and participated in the battles of Gongbu and Bomi. It describes the mountain scenery, humanities, customs and social life seen along the way; it also records the crimes and conspiracy activities of British and Russian imperialists who coveted and competed for our country's sacred territory of Tibet. From a literary point of view, it can be regarded as a beautiful travelogue; from a historical point of view, it can be regarded as an important material to record the situation of people traveling to Sichuan and Tibet in the late Qing Dynasty.

This manuscript is the author's personal collection of works, including prose, poetry and photography. Prose and poetry mainly describe what you see and hear, express your feelings about life, and express your love for nature or longing for your loved ones, such as "Feelings on a Rainy Day in Mid-Autumn", "Falling Flowers", and "My Mother Will Always Be by My Side"; the photography works are all natural scenery, showing the magic and charm of nature.

Krylov's fables are extremely popular and realistic, and contain all his own life wisdom and practical experience passed down from generation to generation from his fathers. His fables are all written in poetic style, with beautiful language and profound meaning. They often use the images of animals and plants to reflect a wide range of social life, depict the complex personalities of various characters in society, and express his own democratic thoughts. They have a special appeal.

"Complete Collection of Shi Tiesheng's Works" contains all of Shi Tiesheng's works, about three million words, and is estimated to be compiled into ten volumes. Based on the seven volumes of the original "Shi Tiesheng's Works Series", it is re-edited with newly compiled Shi Tiesheng's posthumous works. Shi Tiesheng is one of the most profound writers in contemporary China. His works are concise and beautiful, rich in content, and of great ideological and artistic value.

This book collects 67 journals of various types published by Zhejiang University and its predecessor schools before 1949. The book has about 200,000 words and is divided into two parts: upper and lower. The cover of each journal (including celebrity inscriptions) is displayed in the upper section (journal latitude and longitude), and the content of each journal is explained one by one through an introduction, listing the publication year, issue number, purpose of the journal, main columns, main article titles and other information about the journal. Any publication words (including reissue words) or prefaces are also displayed in full. The second part (selected articles) selects certain representative articles from some journals, a total of 46 articles. According to their content, they are divided into four columns: "School History", "President's Remarks", "Lectures" and "On and Off Campus".

In addition to the daily necessities, we also need some useless games and enjoyment to make life interesting. This book selects 76 essays and essays from Zhou Zuoren's well-known collections such as "Books on Rainy Days", "Collected Works of Zhitang", "Collection of Kanyun", "Collection of Tanlong", "Collection of Melon Dou", "Collection of Wooden Pieces", etc. They are all about what Zhou Zuoren saw, heard, and experienced in his daily life. Looking at flowers, listening to the rain, smelling fragrance, drinking wine that doesn't satisfy your thirst, eating snacks that don't satisfy you... Are all necessary and interesting in life. Reading the contents of the three volumes of Bitter Tea and Bitter Bamboo, Talking about Dragons and Talking about Tigers, and Watching Clouds and Rain will give people a better understanding of the interesting moments in Zhou Zuoren's life.

This book is a parent-child literature book. It contains 58 famous essays suitable for children to read, covering nature, emotion, inspiration and other aspects. Children's emotions, sense of beauty, character, and intelligence will be nourished in all aspects by elegant words, benefiting them a lot throughout their lives.

This book contains 100 poems by domestic and foreign masters such as Leonardo da Vinci, Hesse, and Zhu Ziqing. Each poem is paired with a wonderful introduction, allowing children to capture wisdom, emotion and hope in the poetry. There are birds, animals, plants and trees everywhere in the poem, and there is also an outpouring of deep feelings. They have always been the projection of life. From the beginning of life to every step of growth, all children's fantasies about the world can be echoed in poetry. I hope every child can encounter poetry close to his or her heart and experience the most beautiful time in poetry.

This book is a collection of papers on the study of Confucian temples. The book is divided into four parts: the protection of Confucius temples, the development of Confucius temples, the culture of Confucius temples, and the cultural relics of Confucius temples. It explores and studies many aspects such as the ritual origins of Confucius temples in various places, inscription materials, color painting research, spatial layout, architectural features, restoration projects, cultural functions, historical significance, and the opening and display of Confucius temple museums.