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This book is a complete collection of Wang Zengqi's series of essays about plants, trees, insects, fish, birds and animals. Wang Zengqi loved flowers, birds, insects, and fish throughout his life. The small garden at home in his childhood was his spiritual homeland throughout his life. The sight of a flower blooming, a cricket or a dragonfly often amazed and moved him. He put the smell of these flowers and plants, and the melodies of insects and birds into writing, and these words also seem to exude the fragrance of flowers and plants. "Cultures and flowers appear every day, and fish and birds seem to be slightly real." This is the "little warmth" Wang Zengqi gave to the world.

This book is a complete collection of Wang Zengqi's series of essays on food. The daily snacks written in the book not only incorporate the intentions of the makers, but also carry the cultural customs that have been passed down for thousands of years, expressing the infinite enthusiasm for life and elegant charm. Readers can feel not only the temptation of delicious food, but also the warm country people and the natural interest contained in worldly life. The author does not intend to write deeply, but his calm and leisurely writing style always makes people taste the taste of life itself...

It is a big event for many families when their children leave home and enter college. Are parents concerned, worried, concerned, worried? Children always have a few words that they want to say but cannot. This book contains a total of 50 excellent works from the "Letter from Home" column of Nanjing University, and each article has been carefully polished. We write the things we most want to say but cannot say in letters and record them as audio, so that our voices can be preserved. This book hopes that through these letters, which may be warm, sad, interesting, or plain, we can express our children's sincerity, let parents understand our college life, and satisfy their caring hearts.

This is a collection of genuine essays, six volumes in total. They are: "When you are lost, wait for the flowers to bloom", "Watching, the years are soft", "Between shapes and shadows, the present world is peaceful", "Growing up, embracing the future", "In silence, the world is getting warm", "As the days go by, just seek joy." The language is vivid, the details are vivid, simple and touching, and the words are quiet and soft. It reflects the life experience of a writer with his own thinking, pays attention to the living conditions of human beings with affectionate eyes, and inquires about the meaning of life and the value of existence. Whether it is the cognition of culture or the understanding of life, he has his own unique insights. The anthology uses unusual artistic insight, thinking and expression to reveal the inner life and explore the truth from a new perspective and depth. It is full of interest in life and profound thought, and writes warmth and light.

The author of this book was born in 1970, and a large number of childhood memories and local memories have become a constant source of creation for the author. Most of the articles are thousand-word essays, short and concise, which may not seem to quench their thirst when read, but they end abruptly at the right time, leaving readers with unlimited room for imagination. The work unfolds the narrative in the northeastern Liaoning Province, involving family life, stitches, livestock, crops, local customs and folk customs, etc. It contains laughter, tears, bitterness and sweetness. The angle selected is not grand, but a glimpse of the leopard reveals the infinite beauty in the memories of the 1970s and even the 1980s. It is a long-lasting reading. These memories seem to come easily, but the author has chosen carefully to give his peers a strong sense of intimacy and presence. For young readers and student readers, although there is a sense of strangeness, they will have a strong respect for their parents after reading it. The text in this book is plain and simple, with no gorgeous language, but plenty of poetic descriptions and expressions. The writing style is natural, unique, healthy and upward, and is especially suitable for young people to read.

This book contains more than 80 essays by Gao Guojing. These proses are written grandly and delicately, with a strong mountain and earthy flavor, and are full of appeal. The famous writer Haoran once said that the writing is: "Poetic and legendary, it expresses a very deep, strong and sincere love. Every sentence is so heart-warming to read. Dare to love and hate, love and hate are clear." Liu Shaotang, a master of local literature, called the work: "simple but with a lingering charm." The language of these prose is beautiful and fluent, and the plainness contains whimsical ideas, clever conception, and smart context. After reading, it gives people a sense of being in the scene, with bright colors and clear picture; they are full of poetry, with a sense of rhythm, music, and melody. The work is eloquent, simple and natural, and full of true feelings. It is a song from the author's heart and a hymn to the times.

Touch and comprehend life through reading, and seek and discover poetry in life. Like every intellectual woman, the young female writer Wang Yun sets out from her hometown on paper and spirit. She sings in a boat, and the sound of oar is heard. She is a low-flying red dragonfly among the lotus leaves in the fields, bringing bright spring in her mouth and dragging by the hot summer. This is the third collection of essays by the young essayist Wang Yun. It selects 60 exquisite essays by the author, including the Bingxin Prose Award-winning works. This collection of prose essays is about reading and life. It not only contains the connection of voices and souls that cannot be extricated from the book, but also contains the authentic records of the trivial life in the world. Facing the sun, all the chapters are interconnected with the flesh and blood of the soul, and the brilliance of thoughts often shines. In the author's writing, there is a touch of sadness, a strong bookish atmosphere, and a decisive posture of flying low to the earth, but what flies past is a poetic touch of burning clouds.

"From a foreign land to a foreign land" is taken from a passage by Xiao Hong, which shows that the state of life is to move from a foreign land to a foreign land. This prose is based on a wide range of materials and has a broad vision. It is written from the Northeast to the south of the Yangtze River, from the great Confucian in the Song Dynasty to the female oil workers, and the characters and souls are all revealed in the displacement. In addition, compassion is also a consistent feature in Gao Anxia's works. In short, Gao Anxia's works are both majestic and charming, and have the charm of a little woman. They are beautiful and readable.

This book contains more than 80 short and beautiful articles, which is the culmination of the author's more than 30 years of literary creation. The author uses passionate and smart pen and ink to describe the beauty of the mountains, rivers and land of the motherland, reflecting the history, culture and customs of southern Sichuan. Especially those chapters that reproduce nostalgia, pay close attention to people's life demands, express human nature and people's destiny, and demonstrate the author's sincere feelings for his family and country. The unrestrained, smooth and elegant words, the mutually interesting depictions and descriptions of gentleness and forcefulness, and the sunny, deep and distant lyrical scenes are the unique artistic style of this book. The selected works are concise and beautiful, full of poetic and picturesque flavor, giving us a spiritual power to make life beautiful and good. The author's short and beautiful essays based on "the kindness and beauty of the world" and the Chinese stories he tells are deeply touching and have become a beautiful aesthetic landscape in the contemporary literary world.

The book is divided into five volumes, the contents of which are as follows: the first volume is "Practice on Mud Steps in the Rice Fields", which describes the various aspects of life, the hardships and practices in the world; the second volume "Following a Snowflake to Beijing" is a writing about nature; the third volume "Flowing Water is the Character of the Ancient Town" "Bookmarks" records the customs of various places and listens to the whispers of nature; the fourth volume "My Police Brothers" records the joys, sorrows, sorrows and joys of fellow policemen; the fifth volume "A Grass in the Countryside" is about family love and thinking about the origin and destination of life.

"Light and Shadow" is a collection of 80 essays selected by the author from 198 essays of nearly one million words written over the years. The author has carefully and carefully modified and deleted these essays. Each article is about 2,000 words. Each essay strives to be novel in idea, full of positive energy, and inspire young readers to be positive. And pay attention to the exquisite writing and long-readability. Each prose reminds the reader with the finishing touch in the text, so that the reader can feel the exquisite language and the description of true feelings while reading, and be educated and inspired while reading. The author also selected ten essays from the book for reading analysis to help young readers strengthen their reading training and improve their reading ability.

The whole book is inspired by the humanities, books, Chinese language, etc. From six aspects: "humanities appreciation, article mapping, close smell of books, remote sensing of calligraphy and painting, Chinese CT, and life elevation". It has a wide range of topics, upright insights, elegant writing, and lively expressions. It has high cultural taste and deep humanistic care. It is as fragrant as Maotai-flavor liquor and is thought-provoking and memorable.

The content of this book is divided into two parts: the first part is Mr. Qi's own ancient poems, and the second part is the appreciation of Mr. Qi's calligraphy works.

This is a memoir with no old photos to prove the past. There are only some skylight and cloud shadows, slices of wind, abandoned chairs and old bicycles, pine marks on the window paper, and the figures in my heart, shuttled through the iron stains and rust spots of the words. Alas! This person is either too low-key or too conceited! --Zhang Ruifen. The vast majority of people in the world are like me, ups and downs according to circumstances, and they are all "little" people who are not very important. ... Little people also have their own world, with flowers blooming and falling, forming their own seasons. --Zhou Zhiwen.

This "Strange Current Situation I've Witnessed for Thirty Years", which follows "Classmate Boy", is not just for literary people. In this book, celebrities from academia, politics, and newspapers all appear one by one. To put it simply, it is the amazing world that the ragged child in "Classmates" encountered after going to college. It covers the 30 years from the 1960s to the 1990s, the most dramatic changes in Taiwanese society, the development process of a cultural person and the scenes of polite sweeping that he witnessed with his own eyes.

One of the Three Memory Books: The Classmate Boy... I really feel like the dizzy Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty. "The Classmate Boy" is Wang Zhaojun who made me cry every time I read it in "Zhaojun Goes Out of the Wall". When I was young, I wrote like this: "When the flute of Kun Opera is played, it is so tragic that you can forget it in this life." --Zhu Tianwen Although the title of my book comes from Du Shi, strictly speaking, its meaning is reversed. None of the young classmates in my recollection are "Wuling clothes and horses are light and fat."

The writers covered in this book include Sanmao, Zhang Ailing, Shen Congwen, Mu Xin, Junichiro Tanizaki, Murasaki Shikibu, Brodsky and other Russian writers, Duras, Baudelaire; directors include Hayao Miyazaki, Yasujiro Ozu, etc. The countries or cities involved are Spain, Japan, Turkey, Venice, South India, Vietnam, Paris, and San Francisco. The basic tonality is very in line with the taste of artistic youth.

"Only the Fragrance of Books Leaves Traces of Age (Collected Works of Hou Renzhi)" collects some of Hou Renzhi's works and representative translations from his middle school days to the age of ninety, divided into categories such as early articles, Beijing-related, geography history, book prefaces, autobiography, and reminiscences. "Only the Scent of Books Leaves Traces of Age (Collected Works of Hou Renzhi)" is an addendum to the first three volumes of "Collected Works of Hou Renzhi", which is very helpful for later scholars and readers to fully understand Hou Renzhi's thoughts, feelings and academic growth experience.

As one of the first writers in the United States to visit the mainland in the 1980s, the author Ms. Li Li had the opportunity to interact with the older generation of writers and scholars that others could not hope for. Under the guidance of Mr. Fan Yong, she visited Mao Dun, Ding Ling, Ba Jin, Shen Congwen, Huang Yongyu, Ai Qing, Qian Zhongshu, Yang Jiang, Li Ziyun... Yin Haiguang and Chen Yingzhen from Taiwan were also the author's literary enlighteners and old friends. Therefore, "Half Life of Books" centers on these twelve characters, using inscriptions and picture structures to record their texts in each period. The author compiled it into a book and found that "half a life has passed in a flash" and "all people and books will grow old", but he still hopes that these chapters about people and books, love and fate can become "a historical witness of literature and culture, and a profile sketch of national writing in the 20th century."

This is a reading note full of medical humanistic feelings. The whole book is divided into two parts: one is the author's thoughts after reading some medical works; the other is the author's thoughts on reading humanities works or writers. This is the author's random thoughts written in connection with the actual situation while he is busy with clinical treatment, teaching and scientific research. He insists on reading and reading miscellaneous books, and jots down the contents that he feels most deeply and which contents educate him the most. The purpose is not only self-cultivation, but also hope. Share with colleagues; this is what the author has always advocated: studying literature and art is a kind of professional training for doctors, and studying philosophy and humanities is a kind of quality cultivation for doctors. Doctors should have certain humanistic accomplishments and be considerate, caring and responsible for patients. The whole book seems scattered, but it has a core cohesion point, that is, the author advocates that doctors should not only have technical skills, but should have more medical humanistic care. The articles in the book are short, concise, and the sentences are full of philosophical thoughts and inspirations.

Based on the author's personal experience, he recalls the old objects and customs of the past in all aspects, such as daily record players, vinyl, tapes, CDs, "voice discs", VCDs, etc., Reflecting the changes of the times, and this feeling can be recalled.

In 1951, Guo Cunxiao met Mr. Luo Ergang, and was later transferred to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Memorial Hall by Mr. Luo Ergang to assist him in data collection and museum construction. Mr. Luo Ergang personally taught him knowledge about exhibitions and exhibitions; Guo Cunxiao also held the discipleship ceremony. He regarded Luo as his master and father, and respected him the most. Since then, he has successively served as the director of the exhibition department, director of the research department, deputy director, and director of the museum. This book tells some historical events of Hu Shi and Luo Ergang and their "circles of friends". It uses manuscripts, letters, inscriptions, etc. As materials to show interesting stories about their interactions with colleagues, students, and friends. It also reanalyzes and organizes known materials from a unique perspective, allowing us to see their research on certain topics, life situations and interaction details, explore their colorful lives, and understand their temperament and character.

The collection of essays "The Blossoms of Winter Plum Blossoms" contains a total of more than 80 essays, about 130,000 words. It records the author's personal experience and insights of going to the Renjiaping Sunshine Primary School in the hard-hit area of ​​Beichuan alone for 43 days after the May 12 earthquake in Beichuan, where he worked as a volunteer teacher for 43 days. It also records the author's childhood memories, the ups and downs of work life, life insights, classmates' friendships, deep friendships, etc.

"Building a Nest" contains a total of 100 prose essays written by the author from the 1980s to the present, divided into three series: "Mortal Notes", "Mountains and Scenery", and "Bitter and Happy Years". The works include recitations of beautiful souls, praises of local customs and customs, and insights into social life. Except for a few articles, most of them have been published in various newspapers and periodicals.

This book is the first collection of "Qin Shuo's Circle of Friends". The authors of "Qin Shuo's Circle of Friends" are all senior reporters, editors and related practitioners in the financial and investment fields, with an age structure ranging from those born in the 1960s to those born in the 1990s. This book selects 62 articles by 36 authors, including many articles with 100,000+ hits. Thinking about business civilization is the main thread of this book. More specifically, the distinctive theme expressed in this manuscript is: how to pursue a stable heart, a rich life, and a refined life in today's extremely turbulent business torrent, and how to remain optimistic, open-minded, proactive, and independent thinking in adversity and troughs of life, and calls on people of insight in society to jointly pay attention to and build the new business civilization that our era needs.

This manuscript contains five main texts and one appendix. The first four of them mainly discuss the value and thoughts of the works of Lin Shu, a famous modern writer and translator. The last one records the "dialogue" between Yan Fu and Liang Qichao about national governance before and after the War to Protect the Country. The appendix is ​​an interview that records the author's views and opinions on national governance in the early years of the Republic of China.

"Collection of Zhang Zao's Essays" is a revised book that Zhang Zao's student Yan Lianjun reorganized and revised based on the book published by People's Literature Publishing House in 2012, and newly compiled some scattered and lost manuscripts of Zhang Zao that were later discovered. In this revised version, the editor has corrected the errors found in the previous version, added some space, and made a new arrangement of the style of the work, thus making the content of the manuscript richer, the style more reasonable, and easier to read.

This book contains exquisite prose works by the famous writer Zhu Hong. These articles are rich in content, including describing human feelings and humanity, praising mountains and rivers, examining folk culture, and thinking about life and society, analyzing historical events, and depicting historical figures. His articles are full of passion and make your heart swell when you read them.

This book is a collection of prose essays published by Zong Pu in different periods, with a total of 45 articles. It is divided into five parts: "Scenery of the Year", "Mountains and Rivers in Dreams", "Where I Lived", "Those Characters in My Life" and "Salute of a Little Ant".

This book is a collection of soulful essays. The famous writer Xiao Fuxing recalled his interactions with a generation of literary masters and drama masters, as well as the emotional intertwining with his father, biological mother, stepmother, siblings, and presented the sincerity, beauty, love and touching that have become more profound over time. In the difficult years, they expressed their love for the author in the simplest way. The author also recalls the years of educated youth in Beidahuang, recording the precious friendships in special years and also recording the youthful memories of a generation. The writing of this book is delicate, close to life, rich in plot, and sincere in emotion.

This book is a collection of words published by Mr. Liu Xinwu from 2016 to 2017. The whole book is divided into three parts. The first volume is prose and novels; the second volume is research and review articles on "Dream of Red Mansions" and "Jin Ping Mei"; and the third volume is the author's recordings of lectures, reading activities, and interviews with reporters, etc. The author's writing is smooth and vivid, and his writing style is sensitive and gentle. By recalling the past of old friends, paying attention to real life and ordinary people, sharing the research results and experiences of "Red Science" and "Gold Science", and interacting with readers and the media, he demonstrates his literary skills and charm, and is suitable for the majority of literature lovers to read.

Harbin is a young city, still less than a century old today. Compared with many cities across the country, Harbin is still a young one. The state of this young city makes Harbin people feel that the city they live in is too young and too immature. I think Harbin people have shortcomings, but their shortcomings are similar to those of people all over the country. Naturally, they also have the characteristics of Harbin people, that is, they are too extensive, too optimistic, too confident, and too contented to live and work. --A Cheng's "Harbin People" This book is a collection of prose essays about Harbin written by the famous writer A Cheng. It traces the bustling old memories of this city, depicts all kinds of Harbin people, and presents Harbin's four-season delicacies and popular culture. It is simple, humorous, and approachable. Occasionally, with the sharpness of a novelist, the city's secrets are revealed in trivial or even joking ways, showing the writer's valuable tolerance and understanding. It is a true picture of Harbin's style.

This book is a collection of articles about Beijing written by the famous writer Xiao Fuxing, covering the time span from the early 1990s to the present. From the perspective of a writer, "Beijing People" introduces the scenic spots in Beijing, as well as the basic necessities, food, clothing, housing and transportation of people living in Beijing, Beijingers' eating, drinking and entertainment, citizens' character, urban construction, Beijing's old hutongs, alleys, etc. As a writer who has lived in Beijing since childhood, the author has deep feelings for Beijing and writes every bit about Beijing. The language is simple and touching, the feelings are sincere, and the issues are insightful. From this, you can see the development and changes of Beijing in the past 20 years, as well as the changes in people living in Beijing, etc.

Cheng Wei writes about Nanchang's history, culture, customs, and urban life in a very "down-to-earth" and "live" way, and the faces of Nanchang people are vividly displayed on the page. The book not only narrates the past history, but also reflects on practical issues. It also combines the author's personal experience to reproduce a real and vivid scroll of life in Nanchang in words. It is not only full of humanistic spirit, but also reveals the urban atmosphere of the city and embodies the cultural character of Nanchang. Of course, there is beauty in the mirror, the history, character stories, urban life, customs and customs of Nanchang that may not necessarily be mentioned or known by others, just like the local accent of Nanchang that changes with the times, and the familiar smells, lights, shadows, and faces of the streets will be presented one by one. "Nanchang People" may have such meaning. Frankly speaking, I can also hide my clumsiness, and I can also hide my ugliness. Because I have vanity, because I am from Nanchang as written in the book.

This book is a collection of twelve letters written by Mr. Zhu Guangqian to young friends in China during his stay in Europe. The letters mostly cover matters that young people are concerned about and should be concerned about, such as reading, self-cultivation, composition, social movements, love, philosophy, and so on. What flows from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's writings is as earnest and thoughtful as an elder's advice, and as sincere and sincere as an old friend's conversation. It is cordial and natural to read, and I benefit a lot.

You must have asked yourself in a lonely moment: Will the happiness of life really favor me? Have I found my unique self? What is the meaning of our entire life? How do we love and be loved? What kind of life should I live? We are eager to find answers in philosophical classics, but we are afraid of their difficulty and obscurity, as well as their depth and emptiness. Sometimes we want more than answers, but also resonance and healing, but fortunately we still have Zhou Guoping, and this new collection of his lifetime essays - "The Courage to Be Lonely", which combines the beauty of literature and philosophy to lead us to re-examine issues that face our souls and rethink our attitude towards life and living. I hope this book can help you keep your heart rich, sensitive and active, understand your own talents and values, live a simple and abundant life, enjoy life itself, and build a strong soul world. When you have the courage to be alone, you have mastered the true meaning of life.

Zhou Guoping personally selected a new collection of essays. The book covers six major life themes: how to return life to simplicity, how to seek a wise life, how to live a simple life, how to learn to live in peace with loneliness, how to get just the right love, and how to maintain the nobility of one's soul. Written for all lonely and abundant souls. Loneliness is an important experience in life, not only because only in loneliness can people meet their own souls, but also because only in loneliness can people's souls meet God, mystery, and the infinite mysteries of the universe. You are not alone in pursuing the mysteries of life, Zhou Guoping is your companion.

There are two things in Guilin that no one can move away. The first is the landscape. The so-called miraculous craftsmanship is the handiwork of God. Perhaps because he is more proud of it, it has been preserved to this day. The second is Guilin rice noodles. The more handmade it is by small families and ordinary people, the more unforgettable it is. "Having fun" is the Guilin people's signature attitude toward life. In Guilin, you will meet many people who say this. Those who say this regard it as mud. In a difficult situation, if the mud is mud, everything will be fine. The understatement and effortlessness conveyed by "Haoshuo" are exactly the freehand condensation of the Guilin people's small-town ambition. The advantage of freehand brushwork is that it does not fall into place, and if it does not fall into place, there is no way to pursue it. Don't think that the people of Guilin are ambitious and talented, they are just more willing to create a situation that avoids reality and makes false claims. The highest state that Guilin people yearn for is to win without showing off the mountains and water. The best is to "disappear in the middle of talking and laughing."

"Ask the World" is an interesting book that records the growth and thoughts of a junior high school girl in her life. The book has three parts: "Ask about books and movies, ask about music" which contains her book reviews, film reviews and original songs, as well as her English book recommendation speech. "Ask about education, ask about growth" contains her reflections on school, education and examinations, as well as her desire and understanding of freedom. "Ask Life, Ask Yourself" contains her record of youth wandering, thoughts on life and death, and the soaring heart in the fictional world.

If you are like me, you are in the stage of growing up alone; if you are like me, you have a lot of time but nowhere to "squander" it; if you are like me, you often wonder: What can you do to make yourself better and better when you are alone? Then, you can try something for yourself: give yourself a name you like, have a room of your own, cook delicious meals in a variety of ways, buy yourself a bouquet of flowers, and experience a trip alone.

"We Are All Passers-by in Time" is a collection of personal essays. The author Guo Mingbo established his own blog "Qirunshe Original Literature" on Sina a few years ago, focusing on writing essays, miscellaneous essays, travel notes, book reviews, etc. In terms of content, most of the people and things involved have prototypes, but the content of the article is not limited to one person or one thing. Many of them are the mixed impressions of many people and things. The author has literary re-created and developed them, striving to reach a certain height in terms of literariness. The author's writing style is meaningful, delicate and pleasant, and the words are fresh, simple and plain, focusing on people's inner feelings and personal experiences. Such records are the shadows cast by the past and present on the individual's heart, and can also be used as a reflection of reality, thus giving readers a warm feeling.

This is a book that explores the poetry of Nanjing. Nanjing is a city of poetry. Since ancient times, too many people have chanted it, praised it, and interpreted it. From a poetic perspective and an eye for discovery, the author describes the past scenery of Nanjing, anecdotes of famous people, tells the story of the city, and feels the romance and sentiment of the city.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous writer Fan Xiaoqing. He writes about the people, things, things, and thoughts and understandings that impressed him deeply in his daily life, work and study, and literary creation. These essays span a large time and space and are rich in content. They are not only a writer's understanding of the details of life, but also reflect the author's understanding of the times and life from the side. Smooth writing style and delicate emotions give readers a beautiful reading experience.

Pan Boying is a master of poetry, his calligraphy is mountainous and forest-like, and his seal cutting advocates Han seals. He is quite accomplished in literature and has written many novels before concentrating on poetry and calligraphy. He is one of the active followers of the calligraphy style of the "Two Kings" in the modern calligraphy world. He is the author of "Chinese Calligraphy", "A Brief Theory of Chinese Calligraphy", "Xuanyinlu Poems", etc. He became famous at a young age and was called a celebrity. He was aloof and arrogant and had a wide circle of friends. Most of the famous literati and officials in modern history had contacts with him. The content of this book is Pan Boying's comments on his close friends, including Xie Zhiliu, Shen Yinmo, Wu Zishen, Qiao Dazhuang, Jiang Yong, Zhang Shizhao, Ma Junwu, Xie Wuliang, etc., As well as anecdotes about the interactions between these artists and literati.

The content of this book is Pan Boying's talk about calligraphy, painting, appreciation, etc., As well as exhibition reviews and prefaces he made for many friends' painting exhibitions. For example, Pan Boying was extremely particular about stationery. In addition to the common millimeter tubes, he often used bamboo pens to write for unique interest; he never used ink, and he especially loved Hu Kaiwen in his later years; and paper mostly used self-printed "Xuanyinlu" and "Yinheshe" pattern paper and Duoyun. Xuan Jing Yin's famous watermarks and ink flowers on paper; as for seals, those not made by famous artists do not use them. His favorite and most commonly used ones are the seals engraved by Qiao Dazhuang and Jiang Weisong. Pan Boying believes that only the seals made by Qiao and Jiang can rival his own calligraphy.

If you like "Fang Siqi's First Love Paradise", then this book is not to be missed. In 2017, Taiwanese director Huang Huizhen won the Teddy Bear Award for Best Documentary at the 67th Berlin Film Festival for "Daily Conversations". This book "Belated Confession" is a record and supplement to the video work "Daily Dialogue". The book tells the story of Huang Huizhen's wandering life in his early years and every moment of getting along with his mother. Due to her father's domestic violence, she ran away from home with her mother when she was very young. During the days when he and his mother were dependent on each other, Huang Huizhen often felt that there was a wall between him and his mother, unable to enter each other's hearts. A huge question has been swirling in her mind: Does mother love me? It was not until forty years later that Huang Huizhen finally plucked up the courage to go to his mother and ask him personally. Not being loved by (parents) may be a conjecture that many people have had. As Sheng Ke said when evaluating this book: "There are always some secrets growing in dark and humid places, imprisoned by oneself. Sunshine is an equal thing, and bravery is a medal that overcomes all inequality. This book talks about mothers and also analyzes oneself. It is simple and sincere, and is far more deeply rooted in people's hearts than gorgeous and hypocritical sensationalism."

In fact, what ordinary Shanghainese live is not the earth-shattering big day, but the down-to-earth little day. There is truth, goodness and beauty in Xiaorijiao, there is leisure and elegance in Xiaorijiao, and there is also a profound Shanghai cultural tradition in Xiaorijiao. This manuscript is written in the form of an essay, with six sections: small feelings, small things, small considerations, small people, small patios, and small waves, to describe the joys, sorrows, and sorrows of Shanghai's little feet.

A collection of prose essays. About life, about time, about food. It is divided into two parts: "Tasting Time" and "Tasting Life". Each article is followed by a menu and operation steps. There is not only the warmth of firewood, rice, oil and salt, but also a sudden enlightenment of life. Readable, appreciable, and operable.

There are good things in the corner. If you don't see it, no matter who owns it, gold and silver treasures, calligraphy and paintings, antiques, cash and bankbooks will not be displayed in the open place, but hidden in various corners. In the form of essays, the book is divided into seven sections: Street Corner, Home Corner, Food Corner, Wind Corner, Language Corner, Word Corner, and Song Corner to recount the lost and interesting stories of Shanghai.

The main content of this book is spiritual enlightenment and life inspiration. It is a heart-to-heart communication between the author and the readers. It is a youthful baptism of love and philosophy. "Draw the Moon for Yourself", "Learn to Add to Yourself", "Find Yourself an Angel"... Poem-like chapters bloom like summer flowers in the journey of life, making it a booster for our youth march, a drying ground where young people can flourish their worries, and make people's ordinary lives full of extraordinary experiences and wealth.