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This book contains nearly 40 poems by the author, showing the poetic world of a literary young man, with the dreamy light of innocence, innocence and kindness shining everywhere. Her poems are a bit like the verses that the ancient Chinese were good at, but they do not use meaningful words with rhymes to explain Buddhist principles. Her subject matter is much broader, including the feelings of growing up, the experience of survival, the longing for family, the desire for love, the care of vegetation, a moment of inspiration, the reverie of loneliness... Every moment in life, she looks at it again with the eyes of a poet and reproduces it in the language of poetry.

This collection of poems vividly describes most of the author's journey in life, and passionately expresses the true feelings, dreams and pursuits of life. It is a literary and artistic work that combines poetry with life and travel. The book not only contains the author's insights at various stages of life, but also contains the author's praise and philosophical thoughts on the natural and cultural landscapes during his travels in China and around the world. Since a person's body and soul must always be on the road throughout his life, then this collection of poems may take you on a true journey of poetry and distant places!

The author of this book tells a series of big and small things in life in a detailed and objective way, starting from leaving his hometown and moving to the city. The customs and customs of small villages and the hustle and bustle of big cities are reflected in these warm stories. Whether it is ordinary trivial matters, human relations, or feelings about daily life, this book is full of interest and insight. Every word and sentence in the book is full of the author's truest emotions. Reading each chapter is both humorous and fascinating. The content is rich, the meaning is profound, the language is vivid and concise, the reading is fascinating and touching. It can be said that this is a collection of essays that not only conveys positive social energy but also has market selling points. It is particularly suitable for reading by the general public, especially literature lovers.

This is a collection of prose essays. It records every growth and every realization of the author during his college years; every experience and every gain after entering the society for the first time; every gritted teeth and every tear when he chose to continue his studies. Sweat, laughter, loss, growth, and moving forward are the best times in youth. The author sees the world from his own unique perspective, records his youthful years with a very talented pen, and reveals his unique understanding of life. The emotions are sincere, the language is delicate and fluent, and it has a strong sense of modernity.

After traveling across the ocean and arriving alone in a foreign country, the author, a yellow-skinned foreigner, finally gained recognition from his black mentor, became good friends with his second landlord, met several American female friends through chance encounters, and established a large-scale visiting exchange group. The author and her visiting sisters rented a house, moved, had dinners, and went shopping for a promotion... When visiting the United States to study, the author did not live a life of inseparability, poverty, and poverty. On the contrary, American cooking smoke is not much different. Every bit of my time at Harvard is fascinating.

Spirit, in a sense, is a spirit. This spirit is not unique to humans. Everything in nature has its own life attitude and soul. Spirit, in my perception, is ordinary worldly warmth. In the midwinter of March 9th, in the countryside, I once discovered that among the withered grass, there were faintly speckled businesses, and in the sunny corner of the courtyard, there were shy and timid green flowers. Did early spring come quietly at the end of winter? From this little hint of spring, I seem to appreciate the meaning of spring. This book mainly tells the little-known stories behind plants, trees, insects, fish, rural scenery, and folk customs. The author uses his own unique perspective to discover and interpret. The vegetation, scenery, birds and animals are all described in detail in the book, and their souls are outlined in words and vividly displayed on the paper.

This book is a travel diary recorded by the author while traveling more than 20,000 kilometers on a motorcycle. In the past six or seven years, the author has traveled to most areas of Tianjin, Beijing, Hebei, Shandong, and Shanxi. With his unique perspective, delicate feelings, close contact, and profound understanding, he has created a collection of essays in which nature and culture are harmonious and unified, and stories and experiences are closely integrated. It not only includes the "adventures" experienced during the "Motorcycle Tour", but also praises the culture, history and natural scenery, making readers feel a relaxed leisurely cultural atmosphere and a beautiful literary artistic conception.

From Xinjiang to Harbin, from Tibet to Hong Kong and Macao, from the ancient countries of Turkey and Oman in the Middle East, to the Buddhist holy lands of Thailand and Cambodia in Southeast Asia, from heart-warming film and television dramas such as "Soldiers Assault" to the "Emperor Series" of Ergyuehe... The author walks in the fields of culture, wanders in the ocean of words, and feels the history and culture of thousands of years of human beings. What he sees, hears, thinks, and thinks are all gathered here. This is the author's life trajectory over the past few years, and it is also a drop in the ocean of human cultural inheritance.

This book is a collection of essays that is hard not to be moved by its extraordinary contemplation and its humanistic spirit. This collection of essays has the author's own artistic style and language ability. The articles are not just works of current commentary, but also have a sense of reason and interest, as well as a poetic flavor of life and humanity. The conversation is based on ancient examples and modern examples. It is witty and humorous. It is concise and concise. It has the style and character of Chinese literati.

The book "The Future of Youth" contains the outstanding entries of the primary school group of the "Peking University Peiwen Cup" Youth Creative Writing Competition. The book is divided into five categories: poetry, fairy tales, fiction, narratives, and science fiction, showing the unconstrained imagination and exquisite and flexible writing skills of the new generation of teenagers. The book provides precise comments on various entries to help contestants and readers continuously improve their writing skills. This book is suitable as an extracurricular reading for primary school students to improve their writing skills, and can also be used as a reference book for educators. Young people talk about the future, and the future depends on young people. Listen, their voices have reached our ears across time and space.

"It's Raining Again Tonight" is a collection of poems, prose, and essays written by Mr. Zhao Zhenyuan from 2015 to 2017. The work is arranged in chronological order, giving an overall poetic presentation of the author's mental journey at each stage during the corporate reorganization process. This collection is not only the crystallization of the author's work and thinking, but also a true reflection of an entrepreneur's continuous experience in the world. It has an excellent learning and reference role for literature lovers, young entrepreneurs, and entrepreneurs engaged in business.

This book is the author's experience from school when he worked as a temporary worker in Pingli County, Ankang City, Shaanxi Province for two years. It is a different perspective on targeted poverty alleviation. It is what a university teacher saw and thought during his two-year temporary work in poverty alleviation. It is a scholar's ​​ignorant wanderings. There is no eloquent talk, only humanistic care. The book is divided into three chapters: the first part is about poverty alleviation, the first part is about poverty alleviation; the second part is about rural chanting, which is about poverty alleviation; the third part is about stepping on the stone, which is related prose and postscript.

"Collection of Shen Weixing's Cultural Commentaries" is a collection of selected works by Mr. Shen Weixing, deputy editor-in-chief of Guangming Daily. A total of 92 articles on cultural criticism written by him from 1982 to 2013, totaling approximately 420,000 words, are included. These commentaries have been published in newspapers and magazines such as People's Daily, Qiushi, Guangming Daily, and Economic Daily.

This is a collection of poetry and prose. The book is based on one district and five counties in Meishan, and is divided into six chapters: Qingshen Chapter, Danling Chapter, Hongya Chapter, Pengshan Chapter, Renshou Chapter and Dongpo Chapter. It introduces the scenic spots of Su Dongpo's hometown in detail to readers in the form of pictures, prose and poetry. Let the world not only miss a generation of literary giants, but also fully appreciate the beautiful scenery of Meishan today.

This book is a collection of essays in memory of the opera director Mr. Xie Pingan. It consists of three parts: "Talk about Xie Pingan", "Talk about Xie Pingan" and "Appendix". "Talking about Xie Ping'an" is a record of the author's own memories, from learning opera to having his own understanding and opinions on opera; "Talking about Xie Ping'an" is divided into various types of operas, and consists of different opera people's memories of Director Xie; "Appendix" contains Director Xie's director's notes, his exclusive interviews, and his opera chronology. The manuscript has sincere emotions, clear layers, general tone and details. It vividly displays Mr. Xie Ping'an's low-key but glorious life and allows us to get to know such a director who has pushed traditional opera to the forefront of the times.

This collection of essays includes articles such as "Blood-stained Bracelet", "Problems in the Current Education System", "Roaming in and out of Banshan Park", "Chinese people are hard-core", "Shopping in style", "Patriotism after returning from abroad", etc.

Ye Weiqu is a famous historian of Japanese literature, Japanese literature and art expert, cultural historian, Japanese literary theorist and Japanese literature translator in China. He is known as the first person to study Japanese literature in China. "The Melting Snow Country - A Collection in Commemoration of Mr. Ye Weiqu" is a collection of works written by famous Chinese and Japanese scholars on the fifth anniversary of Ye Weiqu's death to commemorate Mr. Ye Weiqu. The book is divided into five parts. The first part is Eternal Memory, the second part is The Melting Snow Country, the third part is Eternal Philosophical Road, the fourth part is Restraint and Diligence, and the appendix is ​​writings and chronicles. In addition to sincere condolences, there are also discussions and research from academic and scholarly aspects. It can be said that this is a collection of academic and emotional essays, with high academic value and commemorative significance.

This book contains a total of more than 400 poems (pieces) by Wang Yangming, which can be divided into three categories: one is the textual research and chronology of some poems and essays in The Complete Works of Wang Yangming that are incomplete and have many punctuation problems; the other is the textual research and chronology of the lost works compiled by scholars such as Yongfu Qingdi, Qian Ming, Ji Wenyuan, etc.; Accounting for the vast majority of the manuscript, it is the textual research and chronology of the lost poems of Yangming newly discovered by the author. Among the lost poems of Yangming newly discovered by Mr. Shu Jingnan, there are many works that are of great significance to the study of Yangming's life and thoughts.

This book collects Cheng Jiatun's poems, calligraphy and paintings into one volume, and organizes them according to the requirements of the ancient book collection standards.

This set contains a total of 6 books: "Trial Issue", "Foucault's Pendulum", "Baudolino", "Minerva Matchbox", "The Name of the Rose", and "The Dwarfs on the Dwarf Planet".

A selection of gripping anonymous stories from the Chinese Internet platform over the past nine years, including love, family affection, friendship, the ups and downs of the world, and growth in adversity. Carefully crafted "complex" emotional stories that are either warm, healing, regretful, inspirational, touching, humorous, or enlightening. Why are anonymous stories better? Regrets are common in the world, and embarrassment is the norm. Such multiple and complex emotions are both touching and rewarding. How much I envy them. If you can go all the way to the end, who would want to go over the mountains and ridges? Who doesn't want to be ignorant for a few more years, still be called a child, still have the right to make mistakes, and still have the opportunity to be forgiven, not to mention having a lot of opportunities. But we can't. There is no such thing as "easy" in the adult world.

The "Collected Works of Dong Dazhong" is published by the author himself in 10 volumes according to chronological order and research topics. The anthology summarizes Dong Dazhong's achievements in Lu Xun studies, Zhao Shuli studies, "Yam Egg School" writers, folk filial piety culture studies, and cultural philosophy studies, and is compiled into eight volumes. It also compiles his macroscopic survey of literature in the new era and his critical articles into two volumes. These creative achievements are the result of the author going deep into the field, libraries, reference rooms, and archives, visiting the parties concerned, carefully investigating and verifying, and creating diligently and diligently on the basis of mastering a wealth of information. It embodies a lot of efforts of the writer. The anthology not only provides a reference for the creation of young and middle-aged writers, but more importantly, provides rich information for the study of important figures and schools in literary history such as Lu Xun, Gao Changhong, Zhao Shuli, and the "Yam Egg School".

The "Collected Works of Dong Dazhong" is published by the author himself in 10 volumes according to chronological order and research topics. The anthology summarizes Dong Dazhong's achievements in Lu Xun studies, Zhao Shuli studies, "Yam Egg School" writers, folk filial piety culture studies, and cultural philosophy studies, and is compiled into eight volumes. It also compiles his macroscopic survey of literature in the new era and his critical articles into two volumes. These creative achievements are the result of the author going deep into the field, libraries, reference rooms, and archives, visiting the parties concerned, carefully investigating and verifying, and creating diligently and diligently on the basis of mastering a wealth of information. It embodies a lot of efforts of the writer. The anthology not only provides a reference for the creation of young and middle-aged writers, but more importantly, provides rich information for the study of important figures and schools in literary history such as Lu Xun, Gao Changhong, Zhao Shuli, and the "Yam Egg School".

The "Collected Works of Dong Dazhong" is published by the author himself in 10 volumes according to chronological order and research topics. The anthology summarizes Dong Dazhong's achievements in Lu Xun studies, Zhao Shuli studies, "Yam Egg School" writers, folk filial piety culture studies, and cultural philosophy studies, and is compiled into eight volumes. It also compiles his macroscopic survey of literature in the new era and his critical articles into two volumes. These creative achievements are the result of the author going deep into the field, libraries, reference rooms, and archives, visiting the parties concerned, carefully investigating and verifying, and creating diligently and diligently on the basis of mastering a wealth of information. It embodies a lot of efforts of the writer. The anthology not only provides a reference for the creation of young and middle-aged writers, but more importantly, provides rich information for the study of important figures and schools in literary history such as Lu Xun, Gao Changhong, Zhao Shuli, and the "Yam Egg School".

"Growing Like Herbs: Emotional Archives of 49 Intimate Relationships" is a collection of author Wang Shiping's psychological stories. The main theme is that ordinary people's lives are as fragile as grass, but living tenaciously is the value of life, humble, but like herbs. These stories are not novels, but records of some people and events that the author has personally experienced. However, they are not documentary. In some places, novel techniques are used, and all characters are fictitious.

This book is divided into three volumes, including "Mother is Watching", "Farewell to Niu Niu", "The Thoughts of the Bather", "My Big Brother", "I am from Liaoning", "Enter Xiabao Village", "Looking for Tranquility", "Seeing and Missing", "Family of Four", "The Last Winner", "Lost on the Village Road", "Outside the Window", "My Values", "Go with the Gifts", "Children's Space", "Learning to Love Others" and other prose works.

Lao She's works are mostly based on citizens' lives. He uses a seemingly relaxed and humorous style to describe the lives and fate of the urban poor and small citizens (especially the middle and lower class citizens who are soaked in feudal patriarchal concepts), profoundly revealing their confusion and dilemma under the impact of historical trends. The language is vulgar and refined, and it is full of Beijing flavor that can appeal to both refined and popular tastes. "Intensive Reading of Lao She" written by Wu Xiaomei compares the original texts of Lao She's works and provides an in-depth interpretation of the various artistic techniques that appear in Lao She's works through close reading of the text, which broadens our perspective when reading Lao She's works.

The "Collected Works of Dong Dazhong" is published by the author himself in 10 volumes according to chronological order and research topics. The collection summarizes Dong Dazhong's achievements in Lu Xun research, Zhao Shuli research, "Yam Egg School" writer research, folk filial piety culture research, and cultural philosophy research, and is edited into 8 volumes. It also compiles his macro-inspection of literature in the new era and critical articles into 2 volumes. These creative achievements are the result of the author going deep into the field, libraries, reference rooms, and archives, visiting the parties concerned, carefully investigating and verifying, and creating diligently and diligently on the basis of mastering a wealth of information. It embodies a lot of efforts of the writer. The anthology not only provides a reference for the creation of young and middle-aged writers, but more importantly, provides rich information for the study of important figures and schools in literary history such as Lu Xun, Gao Changhong, Zhao Shuli, and the "Yam Egg School".

The "Collected Works of Dong Dazhong" is published by the author himself in 10 volumes according to chronological order and research topics. The anthology summarizes Dong Dazhong's achievements in Lu Xun studies, Zhao Shuli studies, "Yam Egg School" writers, folk filial piety culture studies, and cultural philosophy studies, and is compiled into eight volumes. It also compiles his macroscopic survey of literature in the new era and his critical articles into two volumes. These creative achievements are the result of the author going deep into the field, libraries, reference rooms, and archives, visiting the parties concerned, carefully investigating and verifying, and creating diligently and diligently on the basis of mastering a wealth of information. It embodies a lot of efforts of the writer. The anthology not only provides a reference for the creation of young and middle-aged writers, but more importantly, provides rich information for the study of important figures and schools in literary history such as Lu Xun, Gao Changhong, Zhao Shuli, and the "Yam Egg School".

The "Collected Works of Dong Dazhong" is published by the author himself in 10 volumes according to chronological order and research topics. The anthology summarizes Dong Dazhong's achievements in Lu Xun studies, Zhao Shuli studies, "Yam Egg School" writers, folk filial piety culture studies, and cultural philosophy studies, and is compiled into eight volumes. It also compiles his macroscopic survey of literature in the new era and his critical articles into two volumes. These creative achievements are the result of the author going deep into the field, libraries, reference rooms, and archives, visiting the parties concerned, carefully investigating and verifying, and creating diligently and diligently on the basis of mastering a wealth of information. It embodies a lot of efforts of the writer. The anthology not only provides a reference for the creation of young and middle-aged writers, but more importantly, provides rich information for the study of important figures and schools in literary history such as Lu Xun, Gao Changhong, Zhao Shuli, and the "Yam Egg School".

The "Collected Works of Dong Dazhong" is published by the author himself in 10 volumes according to chronological order and research topics. The anthology summarizes Dong Dazhong's achievements in Lu Xun studies, Zhao Shuli studies, "Yam Egg School" writers, folk filial piety culture studies, and cultural philosophy studies, and is compiled into eight volumes. It also compiles his macroscopic survey of literature in the new era and his critical articles into two volumes. These creative achievements are the result of the author going deep into the field, libraries, reference rooms, and archives, visiting the parties concerned, carefully investigating and verifying, and creating diligently and diligently on the basis of mastering a wealth of information. It embodies a lot of efforts of the writer. The anthology not only provides a reference for the creation of young and middle-aged writers, but more importantly, provides rich information for the study of important figures and schools in literary history such as Lu Xun, Gao Changhong, Zhao Shuli, and the "Yam Egg School".

This book collects Lin Huiyin's classic literary works such as prose, novels and poems. As we all know, Lin Huiyin was a rare all-rounder among the talented women of the Republic of China. She made outstanding achievements in architecture, poetry, prose, drama, etc. Her prose is clear and meaningful, mostly full of social concerns, showing her broad mind; her novels are affectionate, the characters she creates are full-bodied, and depict a different kind of social picture; her poems are numerous, incorporating some expression techniques of Chinese classical poetry and Western aesthetic schools, with delicate emotions, graceful style, and rich musical beauty. I believe that the beautiful, fresh, gentle and elegant writing of a generation of talented women will definitely bring a wonderful reading experience to the readers and further generate strong emotional resonance.

As a cultural giant in China's modern history, Liang Qichao's achievements were not limited to academic and ideological fields. He also used the power of love and example to carefully teach his nine children, making them all successful. Letters from home are an important means and medium for Liang Qichao to educate his children and convey his calm and calm thoughts. It can be said that Liang Qichao is the second person in history after Zeng Guofan to develop the literary style of letters from home to the extreme. This book is carefully selected and edited from hundreds of thousands of words of family letters written by Liang Qichao.

Zeng Guofan was an important minister in the late Qing Dynasty. After the Taiping Rebellion, the Qing Dynasty benefited from Zeng Guofan's assistance and was able to last for half a century. Zeng Guofan's family letters record his Hanyuan and martial arts career for thirty years from the 30th year of Daoguang to the 10th year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty. There are nearly 1,500 letters. After Zeng Guofan's death, brothers Li Hanzhang and Li Hongzhang selected hundreds of letters from Zeng Guofan's family and compiled them into a book. After its publication, it was widely praised and became a classic that people at the time were eager to read. This reprint of "Zeng Guofan's Family Letters" is based on the version compiled by the two Li brothers, and has been reworked and added with new content that is more suitable for modern people's reading habits.

This book is a collection of Xu Zhimo's classic poems, essays and novels: the poems cover five collections of poems: "Zhimo's Poems", "A Night in the Green Green", "Tiger Collection", "Wandering in the Clouds", and "Collection Outside", including the most well-known "Farewell to Cambridge", "Shayang Nala", etc.; The most representative prose includes "The Claws of Paris", "Cambridge I Know", "Notes on Tianmu Mountain", etc.; The novel "Spring Traces". The above works fully demonstrate Xu Zhimo's profound literary skills and colorful life experiences, and also reflect his thoughts, feelings and artistic interests. It is an indispensable spiritual pillow book.

"Lao She and His Century" is an academic monograph accumulated by Sun Jie, an associate researcher at the Chinese Department of Fudan University, who has studied a writer for many years. This book was published on the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the birth of Lao She, an important modern and contemporary Chinese writer. The basic intention is to examine the three important stages (Shandong period, Anti-Japanese War period, and New China period) that Lao She had decisive significance in the history of Chinese literature in the 20th century, from the perspective of literary and artistic thought, personality and psychology. From the perspective of theory, relationship with various literary phenomena in the history of Chinese literature in the 20th century, etc., It attempts to sort out the various causes and conditions that are hidden behind Lao She's creative process, entangled with each other, and work together on Lao She, and also puts forward some opinions of empirical significance on the direction of the history of Chinese literature in the 20th century and the problems contained therein. The ups and downs of Lao She's life and literary history are closely connected with the ups and downs of Chinese history, Chinese literary history, and the swings of Lao She's own literary ideas in the 20th century. This is a book that combs the development of Lao She's thoughts throughout his life. It not only provides answers to how he went from birth to death, from high spirits to confusion and finally to his fall, but also puts forward some opinions of empirical significance on the direction of Chinese literary history in the 20th century and the problems contained therein. Sun Jie is an associate researcher at the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Fudan University and a Ph. D. In literature. She specializes in modern and contemporary Chinese literature. She has been the vice president of the China Lao She Research Association since 2006. He is the author of the academic monograph "The Wandering Century: A Theory of Lao She" and the collection of essays "Walking in the Disappearance".

The article tells the story of the ages, knowing the gains and losses. This is a piece of living print, and the content it records is thoughts of flesh and blood. Those broken marks peeled off by the years turned into words and naturally flowed out. Thoughts are like a sea, words are just a drop of water, words can never be exhausted. The nerves are aching, and a paragraph of text pops up. It's not thinking hard, it's childbirth. Faith is expressed with life. What I weave is not a dream, but real wings. Life is precious and indifferent. Love the land like a wheat plant. Raise your head and get close to the sun; close your eyes and breathe freely. Once life is liberated and free, it will be worry-free, the Lord will be calm, enjoy a stable and comfortable state of mind, and gain true happiness and satisfaction.

In the late 1920s and early 1930s, Dai Wangshu was known as the "poetry leader" of the modern poetry school for his unique poems such as "Rain Lane". His poem "Rain Alley" shows the transition trend from the Crescent School to the modern school, and "My Memory" became the starting point of the modern school of poetry. As a poet deeply influenced by Chinese and Western literature and culture, Dai Wangshu's poems are based on melancholy. The poems contain not only classical feelings of life, but also expressions of human feelings such as pastoral nostalgia and pastoral feelings in Western poetry. They have the charm of Eastern and Western poetry. This collection of essays is a selection of his works, including his "Nightingale" and "My Traveling Companion".

Like many modern writers, Ding Ling's later literary creation was dominated by prose creation. This genre is more suitable for people who have experienced vicissitudes of life to express their emotions. The language of his prose is natural, simple, vigorous and smooth. The author Ding Ling narrated her creation, her story and her deep feelings in "I am a Grass", showing Comrade Ding Ling's passionate inner world and personality charm, leaving a good impression and deep memory on the majority of literary youth. To enter Ding Ling's prose world, you must read her article "I am a Grass".

This book is the work of the famous writer Liu Zhaolin. It is mainly a collection of hundreds of thousands of words of prose and essays written around the age of 40. It is also the author's first collection of essays. Liu Zhaolin is currently a member of the Presidium of the Chinese Writers Association and vice president of the Chinese Prose Society. There are more than 4 million words of novels and prose works such as "No Regrets" and "Ah, the Gunshots in the Sauron Valley". He has won the National Award for Outstanding Novels and Short Stories, the Bing Xin Prose Award, and the Cao Xueqin Novel Award. He is the winner of the National Special Contribution Expert Award.

Fan Xiaoqing is currently the chairman of the Jiangsu Provincial Writers Association and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. His works are mainly novels, as well as essays, TV scripts, etc. He has published nineteen novels, and his representative works include the novels "Lesbian", "Barefoot Doctor Wan Quanhe", "Incense", "My Name is Wangcun", etc. He has published more than 300 short and medium-sized novels, and his representative works include "Marrying into a Rich Family" and so on. The short story "A Brief History of Urban and Rural Areas" won the 4th Lu Xun Literature Award, and the novel "Urban Expression" won the 10th National Five One Project Award. He also won various awards such as the 3rd Chinese Novel Society Short Story Achievement Award. Many of his works have been translated abroad.

This book is a collection of the author's essays. Throughout the thousands of years of Chinese history, there have been many disasters, including countless destructions and countless deaths, but each time, like a phoenix, it was reborn from the ashes. One of the most important reasons why China has not fallen and China has been able to survive forever is the "cultural significance" of this nation's legacy. The Chinese literati who maintain this "cultural significance" are the spiritual backbone that supports the Chinese people.

This is a collection of Ding Ling's essays. The book includes the author's "Meeting to Lu Xun", "Mr. Lu Xun to Me", "Remembering Xiao Hong in the Wind and Rain", "Mourning Xuefeng", "Mourning Comrade Liu Zhiming", "Hu Yepin", "Mourning Comrade Mao Dun", "Mourning Jiang Feng", "Peng De "Sketch of Memories", "The Influence of Comrade Xiang Jingyu on Me", "Comrade Qu Qiubai I Know", "Marshal, I Miss You", Recalling Comrade Pan Hannian, "Recalling the Martyr Xuan Xiafu", "Recalling Mr. Shao Lizi", "In Memory of Comrade Bozhao" and many other works.

This book is a self-selected collection of Fan Xiaoqing's works, including the novella "Why Are the Flowers So Red" and "Marrying into a Rich Family", short stories "Puzhuang Elementary School", "Roadside Stories", "Please Bloom Now", "Where I Lost You", essays "Plum Blossom Station", "Suzhou Alley", "Perceptions of Jiangnan", "Going to Tea", "Only Seeing the Yangtze River Skyline", etc. These works fully reflect Fan Xiaoqing's artistic pursuit of being loyal to life and higher than life, and have a strong flavor of life and strong Jiangnan customs.

This is a collection of children's literature, including seven novels selected by the author, including "The Kite with a Broken String", "Arrow Baby", and "The Child Who Lost His Name".

This book contains representative works that reflect the thoughts of Ma Jianzhong, Shao Zuozhou and Chen Qiu. Ma Jianzhong's parts are respectively "Shi Kezhai's Notes", "Shi Kezhai's Notes", "Officials of the French Navy", "Legal Exploration", "Yi Xue Tong Compilation", etc., Aiming to show the author's trajectory of standing at the forefront of the times and seeking truth from the West for China's independence and prosperity, as well as his reform thoughts in politics, economy, diplomacy, military and other aspects. Shao Zuozhou's section includes his representative political work "Shao Shi's Warning", which is an in-depth criticism of the monarchy and bureaucracy, and is a representative of such works at the same time; "Gongzhifan", published for the first time, aims to open up the boundaries of nature, society and humanistic culture, and explore the axioms of all things. It is a philosophical book that needs to be interpreted in depth; "Eight Essays" is a masterpiece of essays that summarizes the history and techniques of ancient Chinese prose creation. Chen Qiu's part selects monographs such as "Records of Diagnosis of Zhelu", "Three Discussions on Peace", "Reviews on World Expo", "Reviews on Saving Time", "Records of Baoguo" and other monographs, as well as articles, letters, poems, etc., To show the author's contribution and feelings in improving society, saving the country, innovating education, carrying forward the tradition of traditional Chinese medicine, and benefiting the local area; "Records of Qiuzhi Society" shows the author's process of conducting social utopia experiments.

This book is a collection of essays close to the countryside. Every place in the village, every animal and plant, every character, and every story is the object of the author's description, including jujube groves, vineyards, watermelon fields, sunflowers, radish flowers, lentil flowers, wild ducks, wild ducks, hares, Er Men who runs the warm chicken business, the sister who ran away from home, the uncle who weaves bamboo baskets, steals mulberries, collects melons from the cellar, and brews his own wine... The author outlines the rural scenery with beautiful language and delicate writing style, and gives them warmth. While recalling the good times in the countryside, it also reveals the simple truth of rural life. "Sound in the Trees" is written after deep reflection on the living earth.

The world's literature is so vast that it is difficult for a person to cover everything in his lifetime. What's more, under the pressure of high school entrance examination and college entrance examination, how can students spend more time on reading? However, in the journey of life's growth, and in the teenage years when they can absorb the most knowledge and need the most nourishment, how can we not read these classics in human history? Based on this, this book invited more than a dozen outstanding teachers who are working on the education front to spend several years selecting 100 beautiful essays from excellent prose at all times and at home and abroad to form a collection. In this way, young readers can spend the least time and taste the most high-quality products. At the same time, each essay has three sections: "Introduction to the Author", "Reading and Understanding", and "Appreciation", striving to allow readers to appreciate the theme and artistic conception of the essay from different perspectives. Through this, readers' comprehensive quality, literary accomplishment, aesthetic level and taste in life can be improved, and a bridge of knowledge can be built for readers to lead a bright life.

This book collects more than 30 prose and essays by Jiang Zilong.

Spanning more than sixty years, the collection spans history, politics, economics, literature and art. The collection of 500,000 words embodies the hard work of Hua Lao's 85 histories. It is thick, broad yet refined, and is still precious.