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This book is about An Ning, a writer born in the 1980s, who flew to the Hulunbuir Grassland four times during the winter and summer vacations from July 2010 to February 2012. Using the small town of Sumu in the west of the Sini River as a specimen, he recorded and explored the real life and joys and sorrows of Mongolian herdsmen in the form of a diary. Hulunbuir Grassland is a paradise that everyone yearns for, and the descendants of Genghis Khan galloping on it, because of their rough and bold personalities, good at singing and dancing, have aroused people's curiosity to explore the mysterious inner world like long tune or humai. This is an ancient nation, but it is also a nation that is not far away from modern civilization. In the process of commercialization such as mining, building resorts, etc. That are gradually encroaching on the grassland, they are also experiencing the temptation and impact of various material desires. Therefore, the grasslands and stories recorded by the author should be the most authentic and original life of Mongolian herdsmen.

There is no shocking theory, this is a string of ordinary people's little words, subtle and subtle in the ordinary, individual life experience, reading it makes life graceful.

This book uses a child's perspective and a story-telling method to describe various aspects of rural life in the late 1980s. The writing style is humorous, full of rural flavor, and has both wild and wild beauty. This book is written to pay tribute to our disappearing rural life. And look back affectionately to the hometown of the post-80s generation who have entered middle age and worked hard in the city. This book uses 20 texts to collect rural life, which is full of rich nostalgia and rustic charm, as carefully as a net. But the author is not describing the rural scenery of "small bridges and flowing water and people" in the general sense. All the focus of the description is ultimately settled on the sophistication of people and the world with the scenery as the background.

"The Gleaners" is a collection of proverbs. The author condenses the insights of life into short sentences, which are poetic, philosophical, and thought-provoking. They include sighs about nature, epiphanies about emotions, and spiritual cultivation. The words in the book involve all aspects of life. The writing is beautiful and guides readers to be positive, love thinking, and love life.

Since the author opened WeChat in 2013, he has insisted on writing an original note every day, recording some of his experiences in life such as traveling, reading, appreciating paintings, listening to music, etc. There are instant feelings, long-term thinking, and some insights in daily life. This book collects and organizes the fine texts among them, and divides them into nine series: "Music Notes", "Celebrities' Romance", "Wonderful Enlightenment of Mountains and Rivers", "Poetic Life", "Aesthetic Essays", "Quiet Studio Appreciating Paintings", "Beauty of Calligraphy", "Enlightenment in the Lu" and "Plucking Chrysanthemums in the East Gate".

This article first focuses on the world and explores the background of the emergence of global "root-seeking literature", that is, the origin of global "root-seeking" literature. By sorting out the development profile and core values ​​of global "root-seeking" literature, it analyzes the relationship between China's "root-seeking" literature and other countries' "root-seeking" literature. Secondly, the article returns to the local area, not only reviewing the domestic background of the emergence of China's "root-seeking literature", but also exploring the theme of China's "root-seeking literature" from multiple angles. Specifically, it includes "root-seeking literature" that pursues the "roots" of life; "root-seeking literature" that explores the "roots" of Chinese culture; "root-seeking literature" that explores the "roots" of Chinese issues.

Mainly through prose style, he expresses his own opinions on history, society, culture, landscape, etc. His opinions are not comprehensive but seek a personal perspective. Articles are usually short and can be read at any time. Today, as the pace of life is accelerating, essays can relax people's minds and bodies, inspire people's thinking, and have certain social significance and market value.

As a typical study visit note, "Diary of Visiting the United States" plays the basic function of recording the process of the study visit. On top of this function, it also provides a perspective for observing various aspects of American society, economy, humanities, technology, etc. Therefore, in a certain sense, it has a certain value as a window to see the world. In addition to insights, the author also pays particular attention to in-depth comparisons of national cultural similarities and differences, such as the business models of public cultural institutions, the current status of media existence, and even the differences between civilizations in the details of life.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk: Glimpse of Visit to the United States" is a collection of essays, mainly divided into two parts. The first is the visit to the United States: the author's visit to Chen Xiangmei, Zhang Ailing's former residence, Soong Meiling's former residence, Time Magazine, Las Vegas Casino, the American Stock Exchange, etc. In the United States in the 1990s; the second is the visit to the United States in the past; Note: After each article, the economic and social development, lifestyle, environmental protection, securities and futures, and scientific and technological progress of the United States more than 20 years ago are used as a reference system for China's development to provide a sample for socialism with Chinese characteristics entering a new era. The interview 20 years ago is recorded as an explanation and translation for the new era.

In order to find out the cause of her cousin's mental disorder eight years ago, the brave and upright female reporter Chu Ruier entered the magazine where her cousin worked. That night, she found a drowsy young man in a thunderstorm. After several encounters, she thought he was a charlatan. The young man Yi Heng became a vegetative state eight years ago to save her and fell into a deep sleep for eight years. Under the latest medical experiments, consciousness was able to leave the body and come to Chu Ruier's side. Yi Heng, who had an out-of-body soul, has many superpowers. He used his potential to start a thorough investigation of the past with her, and found that there were many doubts and dangers. The two became more and more in love, but due to Chu Ruier's emotional slowness, their relationship became interesting. Just when the truth slowly emerged and the two finally understood their feelings, accidents happened one after another.

This book is a self-selected collection selected by the famous contemporary writer Mr. Wang Zengqi during his lifetime. It is also "the collection that the old man valued most during his lifetime" (his daughter's words). The book mainly contains short stories, but also includes a small amount of poetry and prose. Most of the essence of Mr. Wang's life is collected in this book, which can be said to fully demonstrate the author's hard work.

"Journey Around the Room" is a unique "journey of books" by bibliophile Xie Qizhang. The title of this book is borrowed from Shi Zhecun's article of the same name, which is also a portrayal of his book collecting life. "Books are like green mountains, often stacked in disorder, and lamps are like red beans, the most lovesick." Looking at the ethereal calligraphy in the sun is like being in a beautiful place with mountains and rivers, wandering among them, and there is a special feeling. The book contains anecdotes about his collection of Zhitang's relics, Ba Jin's first edition of "Family", etc., As well as the ins and outs of the "Nan Ling Bei Mei" incident, a combing of historical materials about the Liu Jinggui incident in the Republic of China, etc., And also involves his collection of precious magazines, bookplates, jackets, etc. All kinds of rare books are collected in the family, and all kinds of joys and sorrows are told by the author.

It selects 18 masterpieces of short stories by the author, including the exclusive collection of the hot and heartwarming article "Palms Out", which is popular across the Internet. Time passes easily, youth is gone, people's hearts are indifferent, and warmth and warmth are hard to know. This book uses simple and delicate words to directly touch the softest place in everyone's heart. This is a collection of heart-warming healing stories. Each pillow story can make you sleep peacefully, as if you are listening to the voice in the flowing light.

Yueyue, who has many years of experience in hosting health and emotional programs, tells the human comedy she has experienced over the years through 36 short stories. For ten years, Yueyue shuttled between the stage and the hospital - two stations that are very dramatic in reality. One station is people's pursuit of success and fame under the spotlight, and the other station is people's desperate struggle on the bridge of life, death and health. She witnessed or experienced stories about love, loneliness, health, encounters and separations, and felt that what makes life better is not the things themselves, but the mentality when we face them. From the stories, she realized that if you understand love, loneliness, and death, then you have understood most of life. These stories will be told by her on a summer afternoon when you are holding a cup of herbal tea.

"At This Moment, I Understand You" is the thoughts and thoughts of a middle school student. It collects the author's creations during his junior and senior high school years, covering prose, essays, reviews and other works. It is true, interesting and full of speculation. I have spent ten years studying in Hanxiang and recorded my youth for several years.

On the premise of comprehensively investigating Mount Putuo, this book conducts research on 26 key elements in the book, including psychic gems and jade, Taixu illusion, the relationship between wood and stone, the good relationship between gold and jade, and the Grand View Garden, and draws some new understandings and conclusions. It comprehensively and systematically reveals the profound relationship between "A Dream of Red Mansions" and Mount Putuo, the Guanyin Dojo in Zhejiang.

The life lost cannot be returned, and there is no need to return. However, when recalling such a life, I realize that I have survived like this. Yangguan Avenue and single-plank bridges have all been passed, and all the ups and downs have passed. Until today, I can still live in the world and recall the past. Isn't this considered a great happiness? "Ten Years in Germany" describes Ji Xianlin's life experience of studying abroad in order to find a way out of life, but was detained in a foreign country for ten years because of the war. Read all the vicissitudes of the world, appreciate the various human emotions, everything is fleeting, without too many gorgeous words, without too many literary techniques, just express your true stories and feelings, quietly recall the lost dreams, simple and clear, and fascinating, using the wisdom of an octogenarian to tell the young people standing at the crossroads how to choose in life.

This book is a collection of essays written by the author for many years, but in the author's humorous and life-like words, every reader can find his or her own reflection in it: nostalgic memories of the past and friends in "Old Friends and Old Stories", feeling the present in the narration of life, travel and current reviews in "Five Flavors", and "Education Talk" where the author shares his experience in school education, social education and family education based on his many years of educational practice.

In order to carry out the second classroom education, the School of Civil Engineering of Dalian Ocean University launched a reading sharing activity titled "Reading to Accompany My Growth" for 2014, 15 and 16 civil engineering students. In the event attended by more than 2,000 people, we selected outstanding articles and compiled them into a volume. The purpose is to allow more students to learn and communicate, and to provide reference for batches of new students entering the school. The most important thing is that the fragrance of books can go far, and the poetry and calligraphy in the belly can come from China. The concept of personality shaping and talent cultivation in the modern sense should be: ideological progress, professional skills and humanistic qualities are organically integrated, with both arts and sciences and a complete knowledge structure.

In this high-risk era of the catering industry, young people Onion Brother and Tomato Girl integrated their professional expertise in human body science into catering operations and IT industries. They relied solely on their own strength to start a business and seek development. In the past three years, they have made great achievements and learned many lessons. This book is based on the 16 WeChat emoticon cartoons of Onion Brother and Tomato Girl, and is divided into 16 time periods to record and introduce their three-year entrepreneurial experience: from family members who resigned to start a business but did not understand, to the hopeful development of new products but no one knew about it, to the struggle of the business getting better but encountering bottlenecks... It truly presents the open and active "Internet +" business philosophy and thinking practices of catering industry operators who have succeeded in fierce competition and strive to maintain it.

This is a letter home from a father born in the 1950s to his daughter born in the 1980s who is studying and working in the United States. It is divided into inspirational chapters, knowledge seeking chapters, life chapters, self-cultivation chapters, and handling chapters. There are 55 letters in total. The author combines his own life experience to talk and share the wisdom of life with his daughter who is studying and working in the United States. The affection between father and daughter is vividly expressed on the page. It's sentimental and reasonable, and it's deeply inspiring after reading it.

The author spent 8 years visiting more than 100 old comrades who worked in the Central Hospital and more than 200 parents from the Yan'an period, and faithfully recorded the past events that happened in Yan'an Central Hospital as told by those who witnessed it. In the form of oral history, he uncovered the dusty history of more than 70 years and showed a panoramic picture of the establishment of a cave-style hospital on a high loess slope to its evacuation. Starting from the unique perspective of a doctor, the book uses narrative language and vivid and touching stories to review how medical staff treated diseases according to local conditions and how they welcomed the death of 3,800 "Yan'an babies" in an era when medical treatment was scarce and material conditions were extremely difficult. Come, how to use prescriptions to save children's lives, how to use the traditional skills of "looking, touching, tapping, and listening" to restore patients to health... Why do doctors and nurses with specialized medical education give up their originally superior living conditions and go to Yan'an? What transformations did they undergo to serve the revolution? What kind of life imprint did those difficult years leave on doctors, patients, leaders, writers, farmers, soldiers and other people? The book describes the boundless love between that time and that place, and recreates the Yan'an era that people who have lived there will never forget. The author has also collected a large number of valuable old photos, which vividly display all aspects of Yan'an's clothing, food, housing and transportation, and truly reproduce the unique characteristics of the medical and health work of that era. They are important historical materials for studying the Yan'an revolutionary period.

As a photographer for many years, Yanzi went to many places with her camera on her back, dived under the Pacific Ocean, watched the sunrise over the pyramids in an off-road vehicle, traveled across Africa and blew the wind in Times Square, watched shooting stars on the deck of the Atlantic Ocean, and watched the starry sky outside a tent in the Sahara... She found the power of happiness in travel, experienced the right to be alone at the end of the world, and understood in possession and loss that love never ends. She has been walking, reading, trusting in the power of love, and moving forward through the waves of life in the sea.

Because we are young, we are eager to succeed. We want to be surrounded by flowers and honors. However, we will not refuse failure, because failure is the mother of success. When we succeed, we cheer enthusiastically; when we fail, we accept it calmly. Being able to take things up and put them down is the kind of mind young people should have. Because we are young, our emotions are colorful. We will not paint our mood with a permanent uniform color. When you are happy, sing loudly and cheer; when you are frustrated, enduring pain can be a good medicine to erase the sadness. Occasionally being bohemian is not necessarily a form of rebellion. Because life inherently needs to be decorated with laughter and tears. Just because we are young, we have so many reasons; because we have so many reasons, we are younger!

Tasting delicious food, making friends, traveling around... In Wang Zengqi's writing, everything he has eaten, seen, and played has become vivid and interesting. Without it, it's just because Wang Zengqi loves everyone, every flower, every grass, and this warm and lively world. As he said: The world loved me first, and I can't help but love it. Even if there are occasional rains and storms, when I think about living in this precious human world, where the sun is warm and the water is gentle, I feel that life is bright, everything can be expected, the world is worth it, and life is full of warmth and beauty.

The stage is probably a kind of "elsewhere" in life. People who participate in theater performances and research, in a sense, all live in "elsewhere". The same goes for theatergoers, who observe themselves through life "elsewhere", thus making life itself more complete and meaningful. Fu Jin has a profound understanding and pursuit of drama, especially the essence and form of Chinese opera, so his drama essays always have an indelible feeling of pathos in his sophisticated writing style. We don't want to lose the spirit of "elsewhere" just as we don't want to lose life itself.

This book explores the ecology of contemporary Chinese literature in the context of the development of the market economy and the increasingly diversified media environment after the reform and opening up. Different from the strong political overtones of the previous "Seventeen Years of Literature" and the literature of the Cultural Revolution, in the past forty years, contemporary Chinese literature has been impacted by various cultural trends of thought from the West. It has entered an "era of multilingualism" and has spread to all areas of life under the guidance of the operation of capital and the mass media dominated by publishing, radio, television, and movies. In this process, the direction of literature itself has also changed, diverging from the development path of traditional literature. This change has led to the redefinition of "literature" and the reconstruction of literature in social life. What the author is trying to outline is the development picture of literature during this transition period.

The antithesis of Tang prose and Tang poetry is a broadly extended literary concept, including both prose and parallel prose; both single prose and prose in works; and both blank and verse prose. Tang Wen has achieved high literary achievements. This book selects Tang Wen and annotates it, which is of great help to readers in understanding the appearance of Tang Wen.

In the process of living in pursuit of water and grass and migrating with the seasons, the nomadic people created many delicacies that continue to this day. The author has lived in Xinjiang for 20 years. In the spirit of humanistic observation, he wrote prose about Xinjiang cuisine from its materials, origins, production methods, etc., And created this collection of essays. The work not only contains regional cultural characteristics, ethnic minority production and labor scenes, but also incorporates historical and mythological stories, folk slang, proverbs or character legends, etc. From the perspective of food, the civilizational achievements of the interpenetration of Han and Hu along the Silk Road are presented to readers one by one. His creations are close to life and his perspective is groundbreaking.

This book is the second part of writer Xue Mo's "Belt and Road" cultural tour series. After "Descendants of the Huns" inspected the Hexi Corridor, the route goes south, focusing on field investigation and historical overview of Gannan Tibetan areas and surrounding cultures. The book is divided into two parts: "Memory of the Earth" and "Steps of the Present". In the form of cultural notes with pictures and texts, the book writes historical memories from the fields, feels the hot temperature of local culture, and witnesses the joys and sorrows of the land, the sourness of the soil, the complexity of culture, and the changes of the times. It freezes a changing West and a changing China.

The fast-paced life of modern people often makes us feel exhausted. If we can hold a book of prose in hand and browse two or three articles after busy work or during leisure holidays, we can appreciate the philosophy of life, understand the true meaning of life, cultivate our temperament, and relax our minds in the elegant and warm artistic enjoyment, which will definitely give us a different kind of pleasure and fun.

A collection of works by famous contemporary philosophical prose writers. The understanding of life, the perception of life, and the analysis of emotions are all transformed into sharp and wise words written in the pen, which convey to people the true meaning of finding happiness like the breeze. This book selects the author's best works over the years and some new works that have not yet been published. Each article is meaningful and philosophical. The text of the book is clean and sharp, and the comments are unique and transparent. The independence of a wise woman and her unique perception of life are revealed between the lines. People living in the fast pace of the city will always draw the strength to work hard and the courage to change their lives.

The God of Gods carves out a little piece of His heart and makes it as fragrant as a wild flower, as soft as the moonlight, and as fresh as the breeze. Pour a cup of joy for it and say, "Drink it and forget all about the past!" Pour a cup of trouble for it and say, "Drink it and have a taste of what a happy life is!"

The book is divided into six parts: "Declaration of Love", "The Key to the Door is Lost", "One-Way Ticket", "Living Loudly", "Learning to Bow", and "Three Miles of Happiness".

"If You Love Me, Please Ride the Train" expresses the love perception of an independent and wise woman. Her calmness and rationality are not due to cynicism after seeing through love, but to place love in a more noble and sacred position, and use a wonderful pen to inspire female friends to find true love. "If You Love Me, Please Take the Train" is a spiritual inspirational book written by Lin Xi, a cutting-edge female writer who is loved by domestic readers and is famous for her prose essays. Lin Xi is a contracted writer for "Reader", the largest circulation magazine in China, and her works have a high reprint rate in many newspapers and magazines. "If You Love Me, Take the Train" is composed of many short and concise beautiful articles and essays. The writing is sharp and poignant, facing the sensitive and delicate inner and emotional world of all female readers.

This book collects the classic works of Lin Xi, a contracted writer of "Reader", including ten series such as Life Is Like Chess, Going on the Road with a Smile, and Lonely Ears.

That's life, you do it right, maybe you do it wrong. If you choose, you have no choice. Women, if they don't want to be hurt the most in love, they should learn from men and put love second. No success in the world is accidental. When all your experiments fail, you must know where the road to success is. Many times we are just a little short of the sweet coffee we brewed for the sake of a moment of pleasure.

The spiritual inspirational book by Lin Xi, a cutting-edge female writer known for her essays, uses sharp and poignant writing to directly face the sensitive and delicate inner and emotional world of all female readers.

This book contains 160 letters home from students of Southwest Medical University to their parents. These family letters are the expression of students' true feelings, a microcosm of thousands of families in China, and a portrayal of various parent-child relationships. Through these letters, we can see the deep love and influence of parents on their children, and we can also see the gratitude of children to their parents. Whether you are a parent or a child, seeing these letters will stir up emotions in your heart, and then you will reflect on your own parent-child relationship and get inspiration from them.

"Times Are Quiet, Now the World Is Stable" is a collection of travel essays by best-selling author Bai Luomei. The main content is the author's essays and experiences during the trip. The author writes about the world of mortals in a Zen way, talks about life with witty words, and records what he sees, thinks, and feels during the trip in beautiful words, making travel not only a simple play and relaxation, but also has the effect of cleansing the soul. The content of the manuscript is poetic and beautiful, and the character is elegant. It is a rare masterpiece of contemporary prose.

This book is a work promoted by the WeChat official account "Ziyu ziyu". The author uses humorous writing to tell ordinary and warm stories of relatives and friends, telling the love, friendship and family affection of ordinary people in different eras, and telling the joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows, and the ups and downs of ordinary people. In the author's writing, mother, grandfather, grandmother, uncles, aunts, other relatives and friends, and even the "fool" A Liang, seem to be standing in front of you, telling their stories quietly, allowing you to see the shining points of ordinary people. As long as you are willing to understand, the life of every ordinary person is also a good show. Their warmth, persistence, and love are worthy of our appreciation and protection.

Liang Heng is unique in literary creation, and most of his works have broad visions and are full of majestic momentum. The work integrates "big events, big feelings, and big principles", has a strong sense of reality and the flavor of the times, and shows the charm of great prose. This set is a collection of Liang Heng's prose collection, including four volumes: "Mountains and Rivers Are Like Me", "The Great and the Great", "Chasing the Distant Beauty" and "Where is Nostalgia".

Climbing 14 plateau mountains with an altitude of over 4,000 meters, crossing 10 turbulent rivers, and wandering on the road for 40 days and nights. This is the bicycle trip of a post-80s urban white-collar worker who is not willing to be confined to a cubicle - riding in Tibet. In this journey with eyes in heaven and body in hell, the author uses his personal experience to show the beautiful scenery and simple folk customs on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, as well as the inner monologue of a brave man who dares to conquer nature and fight against himself, conveying the dream of travel and the attitude towards life.

This book is the latest collection of essays written by the famous modern and contemporary novelist and essayist Wang Zengqi after the centenary of his birth, with the theme of "interesting and interesting". Wang Zengqi loves life and is versatile. He writes, draws, and cooks. He is good at capturing the fun in ordinary daily life. An ordinary scene becomes innocently beautiful after Wang Zengqi's gaze. This book is divided into three parts: Plants and Trees in the World, Taste of the World, and Interesting Things in the World. It presents the fun and beauty of the world from the three parts of plants, food, and old stories about old friends, and shows Mr. Wang Zengqi's interest in life and attitude towards life. Wang Zengqi endows flowers and plants with spirituality, food with vitality, and human nature with warmth. His prose contains culture in its leisure, and is sweet and heavy in its own way. The human heart of plants and trees is made by nature; the most sincere, most sincere, most sincere.

Why do so many girls yearn for European and American love experiences? Because in this era, the romance, unrestrainedness, appearance, and figure that some people value are no longer the standards of love. They should make themselves independent and knowledgeable, first have the ability to love themselves, live independently and shiningly, and then use their remaining energy to love others.

Fireworks in the world, waves in the writing. The humorous and witty words express the tenderness in the hearts of all living beings in this world. Knowing one's mind and seeing one's nature directly points to one's original heart. Simple, lively, not sensational but moving. The man who stood on the crane and was thrown cold water by his girlfriend in order to save his love; the hero Li who had been in seclusion for many years and came back to the world; the romance of the white horse and the romance of the white horse; The loneliness and arrogance, enthusiasm and bravery of his youth are all presented with emotion and lamentation. Time flies, like flowers, beautiful families, rivers and lakes, love, youth, passion, none of them can be missing.

In everyone's life, there is destined to be a person who makes you willingly smooth your edges, correct your direction, and embark on a path that you have never thought of, but once you embark on it, you will never want to stop, let alone look back. The essence of love is actually an adventure. Every second is a reality show. There is no script to refer to, no dialogue to practice, no director to stop, and no post-editing. But it is not only the joy of the ending, but also the small blessings in the process. You may fall asleep with a smile on your face because of a word, and guard a small town full of affection for a person. As long as the person you love is always by your side, it doesn't matter whether the journey is full of thorns or romantic, what's the point of taking a risk?

This book is an academic research collection, containing about 20 papers. The main content is the introduction, evaluation and research of the works of the famous contemporary writer Alai. It also involves cutting-edge topics such as cultural anthropology research, folk literature and oral literature research, and intangible cultural heritage research. The papers included in this book represent the latest research results in the above fields and have high academic value.

Real growth occurs when we learn to embrace loneliness. Million-selling author Li Shanglong is a true coming-of-age gift to himself and his readers in his thirties! Some people face the pressures in life by escaping; some people seem cynical, but they hide persistent deep feelings and unspeakable pain in their hearts; some people still do not get complete happiness even after they have given up everything for love; Living a transparent life like a wise man in the world, but living like a trapped beast in your own life... This is a book about the growth of love and loneliness of the younger generation. After reading this book, you will understand: when we learn to embrace loneliness, we will eventually learn to grow and love in loneliness.

The author uses humorous writing to vividly recall the story of growing up with his childhood animal companions (a dog: a black lion, a cat: a little yellow), showing the life scenes in the rural areas of Jiangbei in the 1970s and the Chinese social situation of that era. This book is not only beautifully written and full of humor, but also leverages the author's language expertise as a simultaneous translator for the United Nations. The entire book is written in Chinese and English, paragraph by paragraph, and is illustrated with exquisite paintings and photos.