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Many people always regret what they did yesterday, are confused about what will happen in the future, and don't know what to do now. They always feel that they are getting older, doing nothing, and drifting with the crowd. In the process, they also lose themselves and their self-confidence. The longer they live, the more they give up on themselves, and they lose confidence and enthusiasm for life. This book tells everyone that every day is a new day, and only by being self-reliant, self-reliant, and self-loving and doing what you should do today will you have a better tomorrow. When you succeed, you must be grateful for your hard work now. This series of books takes "alone" as the theme. If you are alone with you at this time, you will not be lonely when you are alone; life is simple and beautiful.

Mo Yan's book of redemption for young people in their trough period. This book contains 40 essays by Mo Yan, which shows Mo Yan's attitude towards life and his understanding of difficult moments in life from the perspectives of family and friends, childhood and growth, reading and writing. Among them, the essay "Not Knocked Down by the Strong Wind" is Mo Yan's message to young people on May 4th Youth Day. It tells the story of encountering a strong wind on a dam with his grandfather when he was a child, and his grandfather resisting the strong wind. It encourages young people not to give up when they encounter difficult moments in life. Among them, "My Roommate Yu Hua" tells the story of Mo Yan and Yu Hua falling in love and killing each other. Specially included is Mo Yan's new creation "Remembering Shi Tiesheng", recalling the story of him and Yu Hua taking Shi Tiesheng to steal cucumbers and playing football with Shi Tiesheng as the goalkeeper.

"The Autobiography of Tang Monk" tells the story of Tang Monk's legendary experience of seeking Buddhist scriptures from the West in a humorous and humorous way. The book not only depicts the deep master-disciple relationship between Tang Seng and Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Seng and Bai Longma, but also vividly reproduces the eighty-one difficulties they encountered on their way to learn scriptures. At the same time, the book also intersperses Tang Seng's profound insights into the good and evil in the world and his unique insights into human nature. Through this book, readers can have a more comprehensive understanding of the classic character Tang Seng and feel his inner tenacity and compassion.

This is a memoir of an Alzheimer's caregiver. A linguist who is over seventy years old writes sincerely about his personal experience. He records the process of his partner going from a talkative and polite university professor to a speechless, dementia-incompetent person after his partner became ill. As a 24-hour personal caregiver, under the double blow of being forgotten by her lover and the heavy burden of care, she once lost sleep and herself. From "not daring to get sick" to "accepting vulnerability", the author gained insight into the situation of himself and his patients, and obtained support from relatives, friends and social institutions. Finally, he got out of loneliness and found a new order of life for himself and his partner. Through this book, she hopes to share her insights with every reader who is or will be taking care of a loved one: Only by taking off the shackles of love can one pick up the ability to love; when taking care of patients, one must also take care of oneself.

The first volume of "Literature and Documents of the Ming and Qing Dynasties" was launched in 2012 and is sponsored by the School of Liberal Arts of Beijing Normal University. There are two volumes a year and ten volumes have been published so far. This issue is hosted by Professor Du Guiping and Associate Professor Bruce Lee of Beijing Normal University. "Literature and Documents of the Ming and Qing Dynasties" has a certain influence in the domestic academic circles. It mainly publishes outstanding first-time academic results in the literature, documents and culture of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and strives to present the latest results of Ming and Qing literature research at home and abroad. The collection is divided into four parts: drama research, novel research, poetry research, and academic history research.

Human society is a treasure, full of novelties and unknowns, waiting for people to explore and discover. Life is a journey of exploration, with food and sleep, overcoming thorns and thorns, and endless scenery. In the long journey of life, we will not only see all kinds of colors in the world, and truly understand the pure nature of human society; we will also see the various forms of social life, and truly understand the pure origin of real life. It is these details of real social life that constitute the splendor of human society. This book selects 100 small perspectives that are close to reality and close to life from daily life, and records some phenomena of social life in the form of sketches. Through such attempts, it strives to serve as a starting point and attract people's general attention to the beauty of social life.

"The Eternal Wanderer" Shu Guozhi's masterpiece is a smash hit and a phenomenal travel prose. The diary of a free and easy wandering can be called the best model for traveling in Kyoto. Includes the preface, new works such as "Water in Kyoto" and guide color pages. Dou Wentao, Liang Wendao, and Hong Aizhu unanimously recommend it! Take an aimless walk and then get a good night's sleep.

We are all trapped in a huge and trivial life, and we all cherish concrete and small happiness. The work of Li Ge's transformation over ten years, describes the trivial and complicated daily life, the wear and tear day after day, and the dilemma of being a woman. When life is pushed to the edge, let us use simple and basic forms to make life simple, simple, and simple again.

"Be yourself and the world will provide for you." The masterpiece of "Eternal Wanderer" Shu Guozhi, the reputation of slow life that has lasted for decades, and the super relaxed P person's notes. Recommended by Ang Lee, Cai Lam, and Liang Wendao! Use sleeping, walking, and drinking tea to reset the order of your life. If you read only one book of Shu Guozhi, it must be "Wandering Collection".

Jiangxi writer Chen Zhi, who was born and grew up in Shebei Village and finally settled in the city, lovingly recalled and wrote about the pain and joy, hardship and sweetness, permanence and change that he personally experienced in his hometown in the process of growing up, leaving his hometown, and returning home in his prose. Tao Lai, every villager has his own joys, sorrows, sorrows, and every plant has its story. It is vivid and vivid, depicting a group of vivid rural characters and a Chinese countryside that can be known and felt. The author builds a "heart-felt" spiritual home for himself and the readers, and at the same time retains a precious memory for rural China.

This book is a life reference answer written by Zhao Jian, a popular reading blogger on the Internet, for everyone! Focusing on 6 core themes: life, love, ideals, spirit, women and self. Travel through time and space, trace the life journey and insights of 54 soul figures in Chinese culture, re-walk their life paths, feel the resonance across time and space, find solutions to confusion and anxiety, and gain the strength to move on. In this era of uncertainty, can reading really change your destiny? Zhao Jian tells you from personal experience that reading is the starting point for changing your destiny! It is not just to pursue academic qualifications, nor to meet other people's expectations. Reading is to let yourself gradually and clearly realize what kind of person you want to be. In fact, the life that is placed in front of everyone is an open-book examination. The problems in life that you are struggling to find answers to are experienced by wise men in the long history and have given their solutions. How to get out of confusion, how to view love, how to make better life choices, how to face suffering... You can find reference answers one by one in this book. No one can avoid the test papers of life. Reference answers may give you direction when you are confused, reassure you when you are anxious, give you new ideas when you are confused, and most importantly, you have to write your own answers.

China Social Sciences Press has been bathed in the spring breeze of reform and opening up and has gone through a glorious journey of forty years. Along with the great practice of socialism with Chinese characteristics, it has participated in and witnessed the prosperity and development of my country's philosophy and social sciences, and has become a strong position for the dissemination of my country's Marxist theory, a publishing center for philosophy and social sciences, an important release platform for the results of national think tanks, and a new force for China's academic "going out". Among them, the Social Science Bookstore under the China Social Sciences Press not only promotes good books and new books to the society, and displays the latest achievements in Chinese philosophy and social sciences, but also plays an important role in promoting communication between scholars and editors, authors and readers, cultivating authors, promoting the transformation of academic results, and making great contributions to the prosperity of academics. This book collects the reminiscences of famous domestic experts and scholars, such as Ru Xin, Jiang Xiaojuan, Chen Lai, Zhuo Xinping, Zhou Hong, Zhao Tingyang, etc., Showing their book connections and the social science bookstore in their minds through some little things. A piece of heart-warming fragrance can be appreciated by all the people in the country.

Reading and life, these two are organically integrated and support each other in this collection of academic essays. The observation of life is closely connected with the thinking triggered by literary texts. Look for answers to life's problems in literary works, and the literary world can achieve excellent salvation. In all-encompassing literature, there can be encyclopedic knowledge and academic exploration, but the essential meaning of literature is the softest concern and the deepest bone-deep sharpness it gives people. When a person hits rock bottom, it will be a life-saving virtue. This book aims to point out the two-way influence between literature and life, especially the important psychological adjustment and guidance functions of literary works, which can be used to accompany readers' spiritual growth.

This book is carefully selected according to the basic characteristics of travel notes, and contains a total of 98 travel notes. They are arranged in the chronological order of the author's creation of the travel notes, and are assigned to different generations. From the Yuan Dynasty to the present, these travel notes use a brisk style and vivid descriptions to record the experiences of the Wudang Mountains and express the author's feelings, allowing people to see the basic appearance of the Taoist culture of the Wudang Mountains in history.

This book contains 135 essays and poems written by the author in the ten years from 2007 to 2017. The author uses ten years as a square, uses fresh and restrained words, and records the author's ten years of struggle and the author's growth mentality from multiple perspectives such as life, education, study tours, and humanities. Read calmly, smell the fragrance and feel affection.

This book is a recollection of the past. Except for four articles collected by me, the rest are all my own experiences. The article belongs to the "three relatives" - personally experienced, personally seen and personally heard - articles. The historical events described in the article were personally experienced by me. The people involved in the article were met by me with my own eyes. The time and place mentioned in the article are real and none of them are fictitious. This book uses "war years", "simple folk customs", "deep love for homeland", "temple charm", "path to school", "shop merchants", "childhood interests", "year-old friendship", "garden experience" "", "Early Encounters" and other titles recall the war the author experienced, described the appearance of the village and temples in Bei'an River, reviewed the customs and habits of the village, and reviewed the difficult journey of studying and the trivial matters of his childhood...

This book is a collection of scientific and cultural essays created by Mr. Su Qing in recent years. The 80 articles included cover science and humanities, science and technology and cultural venues, experts and scholars, travel notes, social hot spots, emotional world, etc. Most of the articles contain at least one original poem or couplet that is highly integrated with the content to reflect the integration of modern technology and traditional culture, and to highlight the sense of history, the times, the overall situation, the global outlook, knowledge, and interest.

It's been a long time since I've had a good meal. Eat well with Cai Lan and take good care of yourself! "God of Food" Cai Lam's new collection of food healing essays! One book contains Chua Lam's more than 80 years of food experience and life wisdom. Selected 54 articles by Chua Lam on food experience and 71 articles on ingredients. In the book, Cai Lam talks about his exclusive food experiences, including carbohydrates, eating meat, and drinking alcohol that are closely related to daily life, and talks about delicacies from all over the world, and the best ways to make common ingredients, so that you can learn to eat, fall in love with eating, and rekindle your passion for eating well in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. People who love to eat are people who love life, and only if you love life can you be happy. --Cai Lam opens this book and starts eating well today!

This book is a collection of academic notes and essays. It reviews some books and works in the form of "jianmin phrases" and also thinks about some life issues. This book is roughly divided into three parts, namely "Sinking into Words", "Viewing Images in Books" and "Glimpses of Poetry". The author strives to read books and observe the world from the perspective of philosophical presence, so as to guard the spiritual home and human heart. The text is rich in texture, the language is unique, and it is full of philosophical meaning. It is a book that is easy to make readers think again.

"Cocoon of Sound" uses "sound" as the carrier, "island" as the origin of space, "four seasons" and "solar terms" as time nodes, "emotion" as the medium, and "life" as the direction, and the scenery and people in southern China are deeply remembered by the author. Combining the most unforgettable sounds and life fragments, it connects ancient and modern times, China and the world, writes about the animism of all things, the beauty of heaven and earth, explores the philosophy of life and Chinese aesthetics, and constructs a spiritual time and space that is smart, magical, majestic, and affectionate from a unique perspective. A book is a "cocoon of sounds" woven with words, full of warmth and power, allowing readers to hear the echoes in their own lives again, weak or loud, dark or bright, it is a tide, a ferry, a cocoon that breaks out of a cocoon and becomes a butterfly, embracing you to the far shore and finding the best version of yourself.

Liu Tong's new essay, the work of ten years of transformation. I hope every story can help you pry away some inner barnacles. This book is the most Liu Tong one. Let me tell you everything, those moments of depression that suddenly come, the self-help life of picking myself up after hitting rock bottom. He comes back from the trough and teaches you how to calm all your anxieties. In the past, "the harder you work, the luckier you are", now "the harder you work, the more tired you are." In the thirty stories in six chapters of the book, there are moments of falling, but also self-rescue methods, from the beginning of the storm to the calm. Happiness in life is not about comparing with others, but living in a life that is within your control. Everyone can find themselves in this book. Your life does not only have four seasons. As long as you carry the seed in your heart and lower your head to nourish it, it will be your spring again and again. Liu Tong said that the title of the book is the best blessing. I hope you will understand after reading this: When there are winds and waves, just take a break without fighting. Once everything calms down, it will be too late to set off again.

Since 2002, Huang Xiaoping, known as the "King of Chinese Essays", has been writing essays for more than 23 years. For more than 8,000 days, he insisted on getting up at 5 o'clock every morning and completing an average of 2 essays every day, rain or shine. A rough inventory shows that he has written more than 16,000 essays. When he was about to retire, in order to sum up his experience, regroup and start anew, the author carefully selected 166 essays from his vast collection of essays, which can be said to be one in a hundred. Therefore, he named the book "One in a Hundred" and published it as a souvenir.

This collection focuses on daily people, things, food and scenery in Jinling, and traditional Chinese solar terms. When recording people and things, the emotions are sincere, sincere and touching;

Wang Feng's first collection of essays selects more than 80 of his essays, most of which have been published in newspapers across the country. The creation of the entire work is based on life narratives, traditional solar terms and natural scenery. The quiet and non-utilitarian writing style reflects the sense of justice and mission that a writer should have. Some of the chapters are very affectionate and express the author's infinite love for life in the northwest. They are interesting and fascinating to read.

Chen Chen's first collection of essays selects more than 80 of his essays, most of which have been published in newspapers and periodicals across the country. The creation of the entire work is based on traditional solar terms, life narratives, natural scenery and reading philosophy. The text is delicate and poetic, like a flexible brush, outlining the outline of the years. It leads readers to find a corner of tranquility in the fast-paced modern life and regain the overlooked beautiful moments.

This collection of Wang Feng's essays contains about 90 selected essays, most of which have been published in newspapers and periodicals across the country. The highlight of the whole work is the little bits and pieces of childlike innocence and joy scattered throughout it. They are natural and truly observe, think and experience the world with an innocent heart.

"Spring Is Like a Promise Between Papers" is Xu Jing's first collection of essays, which includes 80 articles such as "You have a spring express to be signed for", "Reminiscences of the passing years in the gentle rain of apricot blossoms", "Dreams among the Clouds on the Shaoling Plateau", and "Spring Is Like a Promise Even Between Papers". They are all derived from the author's personal observation of traditional culture, poetic distant places, the passage of time, and people in his hometown. The author is full of pen and ink but expresses restrainedly, and the charm of Chinese solar term culture, the nostalgia of the Three Qin Dynasty, the self-consciousness of poetry and book heirlooms, and the joys and sorrows of the passing years are calmly expressed on the page. No matter which page he reads from, he feels full of spring and tranquility throughout the book.

The author of this book slowly unfolds a picture of the countryside with delicate and simple brushwork. Its characteristic lies first in its profound theme, which is not only a description of the dilemma of life, but also a profound reflection on human nature and life. Through the description of the south wall and the north wall, the author allows us to see the complexity and change of life, and also makes us think about how to find a way out of difficulties and how to stick to faith in adversity. Secondly, the language style of this book is very distinctive. The author uses rich metaphors and symbols to make the abstract philosophy of life concrete, so that readers can have a strong resonance while reading. It has the charm of classical poetry without losing the smoothness of modern prose. It is intoxicating to read.

Feng Tang wrote a message of confidence for everyone! Feng Tang summarized the essence of his half-life career and wrote 36 top-level life philosophy strategies to write down the secrets of being a winning person and being successful in doing things. A person must deal with 7 major things in his life: money, feelings, life, work, hobbies, body and wisdom. If you solve these 7 major things, your chances of winning in life will be much greater. The first step is to learn to strengthen your core. Those with a strong core will break through first. Find the path that suits you, and stick with it. You don't care what people around you say, and you don't have to spend time to prove it to yourself. Begin with the end in mind and the mission will be achieved. Those with a strong inner core will have everything going smoothly. Everything in life is difficult to achieve. If the heart is not strong, everything will not go smoothly; if the heart is strong, everything will be successful. A person with a strong heart can draw energy from good times and bad, and can overcome difficulties and overcome difficulties. Those with a strong core will win in life. The advanced way of life for middle-aged people is to love what you love and return to your heart's content, let yourself be mentally unstressed, stick to your core, and give in to all external affairs to focus on yourself until you win in the end. This is a book written for everyone on the bottom-level mentality of "If you have a strong core, you can achieve anything". From bottom-level needs to top-level life, if you hone yourself until your heart is strong, you will be able to cope with all kinds of things in the world without internal friction, anxiety, or fear. With a strong heart, everything will be done like the wind. If there is no hurry or slowness, everything will succeed.

The author of this book uses the 24 solar terms and farming activities as a reference for each other, and records the sounds of falling grains in the form of field notes, describing the changes in agricultural production over the past century, the farming life of traditional farming families, and the life picture of a society of rural acquaintances.

In this life, people always have to be impulsive once or twice for something. When you are restless, entangled and confused, just follow your heart. No matter what the front looks like, if you go there and see the scenery there, no matter whether it is right or wrong, no matter what the result is, at least you have been there. If there's a quarrel, don't leave, I'll leave, because as long as you're here, I can come back soon. You don't like me sleeping too late, so I start to go to bed early and get up early with you; you don't like me falling asleep as soon as I go to bed, so I start chatting with you at night; you don't like me buying things according to my own preferences, so when I add things to my home, I ask your opinion first.

"No matter what happens, I have the obligation to write it truthfully." Japanese literary giant Akutagawa Ryunosuke warned the world. Using fragmented short sentences, we gain insights into the subtleties of human nature and reveal the universal truths of life. Includes "The Words of the Dwarf", "Palm Talk", "The Life of a Certain Idiot" and "Letter to an Old Friend". Every sentence is sharp and every word is precious!

Kindness is a nature, kindness is a choice. Good intentions can dissipate violence, good intentions can bring luck, good intentions can bring karma to another life, and good intentions can turn things around. Kindness can help people capture and build a unique sense of happiness. Okay, okay, okay, this is a self-question and answer to help others, and it is also a kind of calm and easy-going kindness. "Okay, okay" - the 2016 new book by million-selling author Da Bing. "In the coldest place, I write heart-warming, true, well-intentioned stories about rivers and lakes that I can't bear to finish reading." The story of the rivers and lakes in "Okay, okay" is full of nostalgia that pulls you back, and love that gives you armor and weakness. There are prodigal sons who turn around, deep and persistent brothers, men who work and dream and still be themselves, and Lan Zhiyi, a beautiful girl with a faint fragrance and all five "poisons". Their stories are lives and they truly exist in this world. Use the powerful small universe to break through the rigid and cold barriers of life for you, allowing you to see the lives you can never experience and meet the people you may never be able to make friends with. They use actions to teach you to treat the world, life, and others with kindness, and at the same time, treat yourself with kindness. They walk in front of you, showing you the way, encouraging you, and lighting the way forward for you.

If you are different from others. That's different. If you are different from the world. Then it's different. "You Are Bad" - a 2018 work by the millionaire best-selling author Da Bing. Born out of 2013's "They Are the Happiest", it is a complete version that leaves no regrets after adding new ingredients! For her true quenching and rebirth, Da Bing rewrote and restored her extensively. The original text structure and text size were restored, the original paragraphing, punctuation, chapter layout, his original intention, original intention, sincerity, and heart were restored, as well as the large deletions in the first draft. The most important thing is that she finally found and restored her original name - "You are Bad". Da Bing uses fieldwork to record, describe in the ongoing tense, and speak colloquially about those precious, unrelated family members - those "bad" people: the bad and cute little girl Xin Xin, the bad and warm YOYO and Yueyue, the bad and weird Lu Ping, the bad and persistent little Nanjing, the bad The extremely sassy Baima Yangzong, the extremely bad Chengzi who is extremely good, the extremely bad Wang Bo and Beitou who are extremely affectionate, the extremely bad and distressed girl who does not use a mobile phone... Some of these little villains and their ongoing stories have taken on a new pattern and new progress in more than 5 years and nearly 2000 days, and have been upgraded from version 1.0 To version 2.0.

The more roads I travel, the more I like to stay home. The more people I meet, the more I like children. "Child" - a brand new work in 2019 by the phenomenal best-selling author Da Bing. The storyteller Da Bing uses a rhythmic style, field narrative descriptions, and the ongoing tense to tell about those children - children who enjoy suffering, children who understand suffering and eliminate suffering, children with innocent hearts, children who save others by themselves: how to save themselves amidst the pressure of survival and the impermanence of life. Ping Guan, a child of the Lahu ethnic group who is looking for a way out for himself and his kind, Da Song, a naughty boy who loves to play and help others and always has a pure heart, A Hong, a son from Taipei who sold his son for 1 yuan and gave up a comfortable life to take care of his father, and a Hakka girl who fought against fate and wandered for half her life and worked hard for the inheritance of the blood. Huang Jianxiang, the big brother who knows clearly about love and hate, provides help in times of need without asking for anything in return; Uncle Liang, the old Pan Tingting who is worldly, transparent, clean and simple, and saves others; the northeastern girl Yingying who has planted rice and raised piglets to find a home and relatives for herself; and the well-behaved and clean Ping Ping who remains deep in the memory. As a result... These sincere and clean children with a faint light use their stories, such as candlelight, fluorescent light, shooting stars and lightning, to light up the dark night when they walk alone, and also break up the harsh haze of the world. Together with ordinary people and ordinary things as many as the sands of the Ganges, they have gone through tribulations in the world of mortals and formed the world of lovers. Not all stories can change your life. But once it's done, it's for life.

How to build a family? How to pass on family traditions? This book takes the "Fifth Sister", a mother from eastern Henan, as the perspective, and tells the story of the Fifth Sister and her son, Jingzhu, a well-known entrepreneur from Lankao, as well as the history and inheritance of the Jing family. General Secretary Xi Jinping has always attached great importance to the construction of family education and family tradition, emphasizing that family tradition and family education are the most precious wealth of a family and the best legacy left to future generations. "The foundation of the world lies in the country, and the foundation of the country is at home." For private entrepreneurs, family tradition is not only the source of their moral character, but also the cornerstone of the growth of entrepreneurship. As a well-known entrepreneur, Jingzhu not only has a strong sense of family and country, but also attaches great importance to family tradition, family education and inheritance. The first half of the book tells the story of the fifth sister and the Jing family with photos in eleven chapters, including "Properly Raising Children" and "Being Proper in Old Age." The second half collects Jing Zhu's articles about family tradition, upbringing and inheritance, giving people a better understanding of family inheritance and family tradition. In Jingzhu's view, family tradition and business are passed down to the root and soul. Only when the family inherits the fundamental family traditions of filial piety, reading, doing good deeds, self-discipline, and entrepreneurship can the family's core competitiveness that "cannot be stolen, bought, dismantled, or taken away" be accumulated.

This book puts aside the investigation and combing of abstract aesthetic categories such as aesthetics, beauty, sense of beauty, and art. Instead, it explores major issues related to aesthetics and life based on rich life phenomena and cultural phenomena and starting from the aesthetic feeling.

"Twelve Letters to Youth" is a life guide written specifically for young people in China by Mr. Zhu Guangqian when he was studying in Europe in the 1920s. It focuses on core issues that young people care about, such as reading, customs and innovations, love and morality, further education and majors, participation in social movements, and life's troubles and fun. It not only provides practical methods to solve real-life confusions, but also guides readers to engage in philosophical thinking about the nature of life. This book is based on "The Complete Works of Zhu Guangqian" compiled by Ye Shengtao, Shen Congwen and others in 1987. It is specially supplemented with the original appendix and six selected messages from young people. From physical fitness to scientific thinking, from artistic aesthetics to social responsibility, this book fully presents the educational concept of "building people and establishing minds" by a generation of great masters.

"Cat Fish" is a non-fiction work by filmmaker Chen Chong. The stories of ancestors and mother, the years in the old house on Pingjiang Road, the days in the caravan of the "Little Flower" crew, and the journey of studying abroad alone. The unknown behind-the-scenes of each movie, the love, pain, and struggle in life, are vividly reflected on the page through the author's review. Writing family stories is a unique Shanghai narrative and the spiritual history of Chinese intellectuals; from "Little Flower" to "The Last Emperor", "Yi", "The Sun Also Rises" and so on, it is the biography of a film artist; from childhood in Shanghai to hard work in a foreign country, the life journeys are the private words of women with both passion and tenderness.

The author of this book examines this literary and cultural phenomenon from two perspectives: textual and cultural. On the one hand, he analyzes the structure and rhetorical characteristics of the work, and on the other hand, he examines the social reasons for the rise of this writing. Through case studies, he understands the connection between emotional writing and scholars' pursuit of political success, accumulation of cultural capital, and shaping of self-image, as well as the tense relationship between this marginal writing, social order, and literary tradition.

This book is composed of four parts: "Journey to Hometown", "Pain of Family", "Feeling of Heart", and "Healing of Chun". "Journey to Hometown" expresses feelings about the great changes in the countryside; "Pain of Love" expresses the original nature of the heart, urging people to return to the origin of family ties; "Feeling of the Heart" reflects the original intention of the origin; "Healing of Chun" expresses nostalgia and the healing of nostalgia for everyone in the new era.

Mr. Ji Xianlin is full of love and curiosity about the world. His life is "rich and innocent". This innocence is not innocence, nor is it ignorance. It is a choice after experiencing the taste of life, and it is the truest and purest after experiencing all the vicissitudes of the world. This book selects Ji Xianlin's recollections of his hometown, relatives and friends, as well as the flowers, plants and animals around him. Through his clean and simple words, we can understand the myriad joys and sorrows of life. When we look at the world with innocent eyes, we will find that the spring rain is beautiful, the pond lotuses are beautiful, there is true love in the world, and there is nothing boring in life.

"Ji Xianlin's Awakening in the World (Set of 2 Volumes)" includes "Self-Adult into the World" and "There is always a wind or two in the world that fills my hundred and eighty thousand dreams". Read the wisdom of life and enjoy a lifetime of freedom. "Self-Adult" aims to explain Ji Xianlin's life philosophy and life wisdom. The article covers all aspects of Mr. Ji's life. It is a microcosm of his life experience and an inexhaustible spiritual treasure trove for future generations. "There are always one or two things in the world that fill my hundreds and thousands of dreams" This book selects Ji Xianlin's recollections of his hometown, relatives and friends, and the flowers and animals around him. Through his clean and simple words, we can understand the myriad joys and sorrows of life. When we look at the world with innocent eyes, we will find that the spring rain is beautiful, the pond lotuses are beautiful, there is true love in the world, and there is nothing boring in life.

As human beings, what should we strive for, what should we care about, look down upon, and experience, and how should we face the dissatisfaction in life? These questions are about how we can find a life goal that suits us and live a rich and meaningful life every day and every stage of our life. This book does not answer directly, but it can give us the ability to answer it ourselves. The author of this book is one of the first batch of registered psychological supervisors in China. With a curious, keen, understanding, tolerant and interesting heart, he went from his own small psychological consultation room to fireworks alleys to bustling cities and quiet wilderness around the world. He recorded the various aspects of life in his eyes bit by bit. From these words, we can learn to look at problems in life from a more diverse perspective and respect every life with a more open mind. After reading this book, you may find that this is how you should "be yourself" in life: no matter how the world changes, no matter how others judge, you must pursue the values ​​you cherish in your heart, like a person lurking in your own life, smile freely and unnecessarily at people or things that hurt you, follow your own heart gently and firmly to make big and small choices, and happily and without regrets collect a more complete self from various experiences in life. You may also find that living means "not being yourself": when you forget family, friendship, love, your work, and account balance, you can stand peacefully and comfortably in the vast land beneath your feet, clearly see the brilliant stars above your head, and enjoy the ordinary human fireworks.

This book is a collection of essays by Mr. Zhang Jiawei, a post-80s writer, about "eating". Based on his personal experience, the author describes food around the food, flexibly uses synaesthesia techniques, and cleverly mobilizes readers to "participate" in it unconsciously. The content of the book is rich and colorful, allowing readers to appreciate that the rustic smoke from the kitchen is always heart-warming and tender. The harmony but difference in Chinese and foreign food culture contains the beauty caused by distance and difference. Delicious food carries rich cultural connotations, related to history, literature, philosophy, etc., And there is a big world behind snacks.

This book mainly contains Mr. Chen Congzhou's lecture notes, essays and other works from 1980 to 1985. It is his first collection of essays. It includes the interactions of literati and artists such as Yu Pingbo and Yu Zhenfei, as well as the lingering memories of old teachers and friends such as Zhang Daqian, Xu Zhimo, and Lu Xiaoman. It also contains miscellaneous travel notes of Suzhou, Yangzhou, Mount Tai and other places. He wrote down what he heard and saw on the way to visit ancient sites and ancient buildings at home and abroad, and to investigate ancient buildings in gardens, forming a chapter of its own. The writing style is plain and elegant, the ink is quiet and distant, but the meaning is meaningful. It contains true feelings everywhere, which is simple and moving.

This book is the second collection of essays by Chen Congzhou, a famous Chinese artist of ancient architecture and gardens, a master of Chinese culture, and a celebrity of his generation. It includes Chen Congzhou's essays, lectures, and letters from 1980 to 1985. This book contains Chen Congzhou's travel notes on his inspection of southern Anhui, Zhejiang and other places, as well as his thoughts on retreating into mountains and wild gardens. It also includes his interactions with literati such as Ye Shengtao, Yu Pingbo, Yu Zhenfei, and Lin Huiyin. It is also rich in aesthetic thoughts, culture and art about "travel". It is a beautiful and practical "travel guide". Calligraphy and seal cutting, the art of Kun Opera, the leisurely mood of flowers and plants, and glimpses of youth. It also talks about the way of gathering and gathering in the garden, the difference in scenery between the north and the south, and the historical facts and knowledge of ancient ruins, reflecting the poet's emotions, the traveler's perseverance, and the scholar's philosophy.

Mao Dun Literature Prize winner Alai's affectionate biography of Mother River. Alai, the author of "The Dust Has Settled", traces the source of the Yellow River all the way, walks on the plateau, and also walks in the depths of historical and geological changes, awakening memories and continuing the blood of this land and our civilization. The author was born on a plateau, and the thin air did not hinder his observation and thinking. He used poetic language to describe the natural landscape and geological changes in the source area of ​​the Yellow River, explore the cultural memory of this land, and take a close-up of the people here. The Yellow River, our faceless ancient mother, in Alai's writings, we see her youthful appearance again and feel her body temperature and heartbeat again. This book is not only a written link between mothers and children, but also a masterpiece of nature essays that reflects on the relationship between nature and humans.

This book is the third collection of essays by Chen Congzhou, a famous Chinese artist of ancient architecture and gardens, a master of Chinese culture, and a celebrity of his generation. It includes Chen Congzhou's travel notes, cultural essays, and garden essays from the 1980s. It includes travel notes on visits to Xiamen, Haiyan and other places, condensed and concise garden essays, and interesting miscellaneous conversations: talking about style, talking about shadows, reciting poems, appreciating paintings, drinking tea, drinking, and even talking about anecdotes about unofficial history, snacks, various trades... As well as old contacts with literati and artists such as Mei Lanfang, Zhou Shutao, Liang Sicheng, and Su Buqing. The whole book is about daily life, showing Chen Congzhou's sharpness and humor.

This book mainly contains Mr. Chen Congzhou's essays and letters from 1987 to 1989. It is the fourth collection of essays and sketches after "Book Belt Collection", "Spring Moss Collection" and "Lian Qing Collection". It records the friendship between Mr. Chen and the Kunqu opera community at that time, as well as some simple prose on garden theory. Chen Lao strongly advocated the way to understand literary ideals, using the wisdom of scholars and the inspiration of poets and writers to integrate the past and the present, and write down the thoughts in writing. Talking about scenery, expressing emotions, cherishing people, and speaking with something meaningful, each article is a world of its own, with a unique world. The writing is graceful, elegant, implicit, unique and insightful, and the artistic conception is profound. It can reflect Mr. Chen's profound understanding of traditional culture and his deep attachment to the mountains and rivers of his motherland and his hometown.