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A hundred years is a rather distant time limit for the Chinese. People talk about death in a taboo way, but say "a hundred years later" and wish for a long marriage and say "a hundred years of peace and harmony." A hundred years is the number of years that most Chinese people will not live. As the saying goes, "A life of less than a hundred years is rare" and "A life of seventy years is rare", so a hundred years has become synonymous with time. A hundred years after an event, even in the slow-paced ancient times, it is considered to have history, and an event will still make people think of it after a hundred years. This age alone is enough to prove that the event is of extraordinary significance. One hundred years have passed, and the nature of our reforms today has nothing in common with the Reform Movement of 1898. However, we can still learn a lot from the footprints of the reformers of those years. In comparison, no major event in modern history is as close to our cause today as the Wuxu Incident.

"History of Parallel Prose in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" studies the parallel prose in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties in chronological order. The book is divided into seven chapters, including: from the end of the Han Dynasty to the Wei Dynasty - the continued development of parallel prose; the Western Jin Dynasty - the weakening of national concepts and the miscellany of parallel prose; the Eastern Jin Dynasty - the desolation, decline and variation of the literary world; the Liu Song Dynasty - the maturity of parallel prose; Xiao Qi - the transformation of parallel prose and the perfection of its elements; the Liang Dynasty - the prosperity of parallel prose;

It is divided into six chapters. The first chapter introduces Seth's life and overall creation. The second chapter takes the ideological content of "The Good Man" as the research object and points out this work's views on social issues such as Western culture, secularism and religious tolerance, the development of India's modernization, and the growth of the middle class. The next four chapters examine the novel from aspects such as space, gender, structure and language. The third chapter, from the perspective of postmodern geography, points out that the writer's fictional city of Brahmepur symbolizes India in the early 1950s, and also analyzes the use of spatial symbolism within the text. Chapter 4 analyzes the construction of male and female images in "The Man Who Wants You" and the symbolic meanings carried by the newer generation of characters from the perspective of gender studies. Chapter Five focuses on the narrative structure of "The Man Who Wants You". Chapter 6 analyzes the use of Seth's native language and English, and points out their cultural symbolic significance.

In the 1980s, "Return" or "Hazy" once again opened up a complex and moving situation of new Chinese poetry. But after a short period of more than 20 years, the passionate voice of poetry seems to have already left people's ears; those concerns...

The formation and solidification of a poetic concept requires not only courageous pioneers, but also the persistence and promotion of a group of people or even several generations. In this way, the "pioneer discourse" or "unheard talk" of the past...

As a witness writer spanning seventeen years, the "Cultural Revolution", and the new era, Haoran's creations at every stage of his life herald the turning point of contemporary literature. His importance in the literary sense cannot be overstated...

"Human Words" is a literary criticism work written by the famous Chinese studies master Wang Guowei. After accepting the baptism of Western aesthetic thought, he commented on old Chinese literature with a new perspective. On the surface, there is no significant difference in the style and format of "Huan Jian Ci Hua" from Chinese poems and poems that have been copied for a long time. In fact, it has begun to form a theoretical system and can be regarded as one of the few works in ancient poetry treatises. Even in the field of ci theory in the past, many people regarded it as a guideline and used its arguments as the basis for ci studies and aesthetics, which had a far-reaching influence. Wang Guowei's "Human Words" is one of the most influential works since the late Qing Dynasty.

This book does not intend to repeat too many previous conclusions. However, there are many criticisms and judgments made by predecessors or contemporary scholars that can be adopted. Whenever this book adopts their judgments, it must list their surnames one by one to show that they dare not take advantage of them, and indicate the title of the book and chapter from which it was derived.

The uniqueness of Mr. Qian's grasp of traditional Chinese culture does not lie in the systematic construction, but in starting from a subtle place and traveling freely through the vast cultural time and space of thousands of years. His charm is reflected in the tacit understanding and detachment of a knowing smile when facing tradition.

Master Li Ao is full of economics, profound knowledge and has written many books. "His laughter and anger are all turned into articles."

This book traces the birth of Grimm's fairy tales in Germany, clarifies the different reception and dissemination processes of its special readers in China - the translators, analyzes and studies the "fairy tale paradigm" created by the Brothers Grimm, and digs into the deeper secrets behind children's literature, expands the academic space for theoretical research on children's literature, promotes the deepening of children's literature research, restructures the theoretical landscape of children's literature, and enhances the status of theoretical research on children's literature.

Those missionaries who shouldered the mission of civilizing pagans carried notebooks and dictionaries with them and took on the "white man's mission." Asians in the East also sent envoys to the West to study. These people not only studied politics, religion, and literature, but they were also proficient in our language and could help us understand the people of their countries.

This book mainly tells the biographies, autobiographies, famous sayings, works, etc. Of some writers from China, the United States, Russia, the Soviet Union, Japan and other countries. No matter how they leave this world, we should remember their names.

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"Seventy Years of Research on Xiao Hong (1911-2011) (Set of 3 volumes)" is a large reference book that compiles research materials on Xiao Hong. It is one of the gift books specially organized to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Xiao Hong's birth. The results of more than seventy years of research on Xiao Hong have been scattered in various newspapers, periodicals and books in mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and overseas. The data are complex and numerous, making accurate statistics difficult.

This book starts from the myths and fairy tales of ancient my country, introduces the background and process of the emergence of literary dramas, and writes the types and contents of literary dramas with detailed historical records and objective writing style, giving readers a comprehensive and vivid overview.

This book analyzes the research status of "Literary Mind and Carving Dragon" in the English-speaking world from a comparative perspective, expounds the characteristics of "Literary Mind and Carving Dragon" research in the English-speaking world, realizes communication in related research fields between China and the West, and has high academic value.

This book discusses the etiquette and music education in the Song Dynasty. The ruling class of the Song Dynasty used etiquette and music education to strengthen the constraints on various groups of its own class and at the same time strengthen its control over other classes.

"Literary Consumption and Chinese Modern and Contemporary Novels" is divided into the first and second volumes. The first volume is a theoretical study of literary consumption. It is the theoretical achievement of the author in recent years by drawing on the research model of Western literary sociology and studying literary sociology, literary consumption research and popular culture research. The opening chapter "On the Third Value of Literature - Consumption Value" is the theoretical cornerstone of the whole book. This article focuses on explaining the third value of literature - consumption value based on "literary facts". The close relationship between literary consumption and literature, including the role and influence of literary publishing, book market, mass readers, media culture, film and television production, etc. On literary production, is discussed in each chapter of the previous volume. The second volume uses the theoretical results of the first volume to make a special study of the novels of various literary periods in China in the 20th century from the perspective of literary consumption.

Film, poetry, Chinese studies, Western studies, fine arts, literature, music, and life. From these vast collections of humanistic and artistic works, the author uses refined and classic standards to select "beautiful articles, famous paintings, masterpieces, and famous songs from a young person's perspective." Integrated into five single volumes that will benefit people throughout their lives, it also compiles the famous sayings of Western sages and masters who represent Chinese wisdom and are full of philosophy into "The Essence of Chinese Studies" and "The Essence of Western Studies". This is not only an excellent work for understanding humanities and arts, but also an indispensable book for family collections.

After experiencing the surge of postmodernist experimental novels in the 1960s, American neorealist novels that began in the 1970s blended the writing techniques of traditional realist novels with the experimental consciousness of modernist and postmodernist novels, increasingly attracting the attention of literary critics and readers with diverse and rich text forms. In the context of postclassical narrative research, this book relies on the theories, perspectives, concepts, and categories proposed by postclassical narratology that have attracted much attention from the literary criticism community. It explores the structure, discourse, rhetoric, ethics, etc. Of representative American neorealist writers and their works, thereby interpreting the narrative connotation of the realist turn in American novels that began in the 1970s.

Poetry has universal value for all mankind. Poetry is the deep calling of the human soul. Poetry is a clear river that never dries up and flows through every corner of humankind. Poetry is not limited by time and space conditions. That's because the beautiful human emotions conveyed by poetry are not limited by time and space conditions. Poetry can transcend the vicissitudes of time and reach the end of time. Poetry is beauty in the overall sense, and it is the beauty of being intoxicated by the spring breeze. Poetry is the ultimate beauty, because poetry has huge artistic capacity and broad imagination space.

This book collects the results of Professor Xia Chuancai's twenty years of work in the Chinese Book of Songs Society to promote the study of Book of Songs. In the 1990s, some scholars pessimistically believed that the research topics of the Book of Songs, a world cultural heritage, had been exhausted. However, Professor Xia Chuancai spent his whole life in the field of research on The Book of Songs, writing articles with a stylus and getting stronger with time, using the dialectical materialism theory he adhered to. Field, absorbing new scientific research methods, fully exploring the multi-faceted and all-round academic value of The Book of Songs in literature, history, linguistics, comparative literature, philology, archeology, and anthropology, promoting my country's traditional excellent culture, and pushing The Book of Songs onto the stage of world culture.

Shanxi is a great literary province with a long literary tradition. It has produced many great writers with outstanding achievements in history, as well as many great critics. For example, Sikong Tu of the Tang Dynasty wrote the classic literary criticism "Twenty-Four Poems" and other works. In the history of modern Shanxi literature, there have also been some very influential critics, such as Li Jianwu. Since the new era, with the prosperity of creation in our province, literary criticism has played an important role in guiding and promoting creation. Especially in the 1980s, with "The Critic" magazine as the core, a team of critics that attracted attention in the national criticism circle was gathered and cultivated, becoming one of the components of the "Rise of the Jin Army". After more than 20 years of hard work, these critics have accumulated richer and richer knowledge, become more and more theoretically sophisticated, have a broader vision of criticism, and have become more and more outstanding in their writing achievements.

Contemporary poetry was born and developed under the direct call to express new life and new characters. Poetry seeks its own immediate territory, which is people's emotional world. In the new era, poetry expresses new emotions and practices new ways of expressing emotions.

This book is the transcript of twelve lectures on Western literature delivered by the famous British critic and historian Thomas Carlyle in London. Thomas Carlyle had a profound and unique understanding and summary of the characteristics of every era, the character of every nation, and the character of every writer. Such as the cheerfulness of the Greeks, the practicality of the Romans, the faith and loyalty of the Middle Ages, the humor of Cervantes, the nobility of Dante's soul and the breadth of his soul, etc. What runs through the entire speech is the great personality charm of the literary masters: strong, optimistic, frank, humorous, humble, persistent, pursuing the truth, and full of love for mankind. Their works are "the whispers of the great soul of nature and the sincere revelation of the human soul."

Contemporary Chinese prose carries rich historical content and has gone through a rough journey of nearly half a century. The dynamic process of literary development will inevitably develop synchronously with the origin and context of history, era, and society. Therefore, examining the development trend of Hubei prose in the new era from a vertical and developmental perspective and clarifying the ins and outs are of self-evident significance for the construction of the entire history of Chinese prose. Under this diachronic control, the evolution of Hubei prose presents the following three stages. Hubei prose has always been striving to seek new development prospects in a silent manner. Its artistic vitality has conformed to the needs of the times in terms of its creative team, number of works, and aesthetic expansion, forming a colorful situation.

Thoughts, thoughts on the current situation of realist creation, the way out for literature: paying attention to people's livelihood, examining the current creation of rural novels, the homes of novelists, and where is the spirit of the "new generation" writers? Getting out of the embarrassment of novel creation, calling for literary masters, literary criticism that must be embarrassed, when will freelance writers become popular, urban literature at the beginning of the century, judgment, research, film and television, etc.

This book is a written record of the lectures on contemporary poetry given by the famous young scholar and poetry critic Tan Wuchang in the classroom of Beijing Normal University. It is an ideal literary reading for the majority of students in domestic colleges and universities, and is also a poetry reading of great appreciation value for the majority of poetry lovers.

The research on this topic mainly adopts research methods such as text analysis, combination of literature and history, mutual verification of literature and history, and quantitative statistics. This thesis is based on the existing research results, starting from the poetry texts of the poets of the Tang Dynasty, using first-hand materials as much as possible, and drawing conclusions through scientific comparison, induction, and synthesis. It focuses on exploring the relationship between the urban culture of the Tang Dynasty and the mentality of the poets. It mainly conducts the following Several aspects are discussed: the political urban nature and the poet's mentality; commercial culture and the poet's mentality; urban festival folk customs and the poet's mentality; urban survival and anxiety; landscape pastoral and urban anxiety relief; religion and urban anxiety relief.

The main content of "After the Decline of Etiquette: A Collection of Cultural Research Essays" includes: The extension of etiquette and the rise of pornography: the hierarchical interaction of Chinese culture, re-reading "The Ballad of the Red Flag": a taste of "universal culture", innocent hypocrisy: the moral paradox of popular literature On, finding national consensus from Jin Yong's novels, Two-way Road: the basic trend of cultural exchanges between China and the West in the 20th century, Within the Three-layer Cocoon: The Subject Matter Limitation of Chinese Novels, The Dream of the Rootless: The Drifting Theme in Overseas Novels, A Good Pair of "Chinese Eyes", etc.

"Study on the Thoughts of Dunhuang Taixuan Zhenyibenji Jing" and "Taixuanzhen Yibenji Jing" are referred to as "Benji Jing". It is an early Taoist classic in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and is also the most important Dunhuang Taoist scripture. In the form of prayers and explanations, the entire sutra narrates how Yuanshi Tianzun, Taishang Daojun, and Taishang Laojun preached sermons to all the innocent and immortal beings, preached the profound Taoism, and "began to perform the true Dharma." It aims to educate the "Three Vehicles" into the "One Vehicle" and explains the root of all dharma in the Taoist view of truth. The content involves the "Tao Body Theory" that "Tao has no origin"; the "Tao Nature Theory" that "Tao nature is natural"; the "Twelve Dharma Seals" and "Three Cave" classification methods and the "Chongxuan" Tao combination of "Judgment Theory"; the "Cultivation Theory" of karma, merit industry, scientific rituals and precepts, cultivation steps, training methods, etc.

This book selects many dialogues between the famous contemporary writer Yan Lianke and critics and translators on literary issues, tracing the land, intervening in reality, talking about language, and commenting on world literature. In the confrontation of opinions and the collision of passion, a literary picture is sketched. This is a writing manifesto, an analysis of life, and a literary journey starting from the land: Yan Lianke talks about his thirty-year writing process, details the birth of his stories and characters, and discusses world famous literary figures. For the first time, the creative concept of "divine realism" was put forward, providing a new way of thinking for us to understand Chinese literature.

Film, poetry, Chinese studies, Western studies, fine arts, literature, music, and life. From the vast sea of ​​humanities and art works, the author uses refined and classic standards to select beautiful articles, famous paintings, masterpieces, and famous songs from the perspective of teenagers. Integrated into five single volumes that will benefit people throughout their lives, it is also compiled into "The Essence of Chinese Studies" and "The Essence of Western Studies" with quotes from hundreds of schools of thought representing Chinese wisdom and Western sages full of philosophy. This book is not only an excellent work for understanding humanities and arts, but also an indispensable book for home collections.

This book is a work that specifically studies the language usage methods and techniques in Mo Yan's novels from the perspective of language.

This book studies Chen Yi from the aspects of novels, essays, poetry, film criticism, literary and artistic thoughts, political thoughts, contacts with political greats, contacts with literary and artistic masters, etc.

Radar has worked as an editor at the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Xinhua News Agency, and "Literary News", and served as deputy editor-in-chief of "Chinese Writers Magazine." He is currently the director and researcher of the Creative Research Department of the Chinese Writers Association, and concurrently serves as the vice president of the Chinese Contemporary Literature Research Association, the executive vice president of the Chinese Novel Society, and a doctoral supervisor at his alma mater, Lanzhou University. This is a collection of literary criticism on contemporary Chinese novels written by him. It is composed of "Century Symphony", "Long Platform", "Beautiful Green Fields" and "Literary Selections".

"Essences of Literature that Will Benefit a Lifetime: Essences of Literature that Will Benefit a Lifetime" tells about movies, poetry, Chinese studies, Western studies, fine arts, literature, music, and life. From the vast sea of ​​humanities and art works, the author uses refined and classic standards to select beautiful articles, famous paintings, masterpieces, and famous songs from the perspective of teenagers. Integrated into five single volumes that will benefit people throughout their lives, it is also compiled into "The Essence of Garden Studies" and "The Essence of Western Studies" with famous quotes from hundreds of schools of thought representing Chinese wisdom and Western sages full of philosophy. This is not only an excellent work for understanding and learning humanities and arts, but also an indispensable book for family collections.

Ancient Chinese literary theory bears the characteristics of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation and also contains certain universal laws of human literary activities. With the development of the times and the deepening of research, its modern significance is increasingly revealed. For the first time, this book places ancient Chinese literary theory in a modern academic perspective, systematically and clearly raises the issue of the modern transformation of ancient Chinese literary theory, and makes a demonstrative attempt at the modern interpretation of ancient literary theory. This is of great significance for people in a modern position to understand, inherit and carry forward Chinese traditional literary theory, as well as for the poetic revival of Chinese national culture.

This book is one of the "Southwestern University Philology Research Series". The book is divided into three chapters. It mainly introduces the poetry and literature of the Tang Dynasty, including the compilation of poetry, poetry and literature, poetry and subject matter conventions of the Tang Dynasty. This book can be used as a teaching material by various colleges and universities, and can also be used as a reference book by those engaged in related work.

The moon waxes and wanes, people have joys and sorrows, flowers bloom and fall, and poems have joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. Love and hate are always similar through the ages, the only difference is the changing "protagonist" in the story. Probably everyone has had a love flower blooming in their heart, for a person or a love. Every little thought, every trace of tenderness is engraved on the fluttering love flower in the world. The hollow ones are petals, and the full ones are deep feelings. Life is full of love and obsession, and lingering is bound to be a passionate place. People today love Song poetry and love flowers, probably because they cannot escape the word "love". She encompasses all things, and produces all kinds of impermanence in all things. Song Ci is the gorgeous flower of love that blooms in the valley of despair, and we have all been poisoned by it.

This book is a project of the National Social Science Foundation. It combines the historical and academic background of modern China and focuses on the study of modernity and nationality issues in the development of modern Chinese literary theory. The methods and features of this book are: first, it shifts from a thin case study and historical description model to a problem-centered research model. Second, it adheres to the Marxist view of dialectical unity and the principle of the unity of history and logic. Third, it implements China Dialogue's theoretical and methodological principles. This book contains both clear historical clues and profound conceptual analysis, providing necessary historical reference and conceptual guidance for the future development of Chinese literary theory.

"I Read 4" comprehensively collects books about thinking, about life, about love, and about home. It is warm and broad, delicate and objective. Liang Wendao uses his independent thinking and keen vision to select various good books for us, and looks forward to sharing the author's spiritual world with readers. Every reader can find his or her own spiritual realm in this little book, and can follow the clues and context to choose the most appropriate reading book to complete this pleasant and soft reading journey. In this process, our hearts will gradually become stronger and richer, and a certain connection will be achieved between the writer and the reader.

"Ci Fu in the Pre-Tang Dynasty (Study on Typical Characteristics and Separation of Ci and Fu in the Pre-Tang Dynasty)" written by Wang Dehua breaks through the limitations of separate research on the Ci and Fu in the Pre-Tang Dynasty based on function and style. Taking typification as the criterion for the separation of Ci and Fu in the Pre-Tang Dynasty is a theoretical improvement based on the analysis of the Ci and Fu works in the Pre-Tang Dynasty. This is not only in line with the reality of Ci Fu creation in the pre-Tang Dynasty, but also goes deep into the internal structural model of literary style. It is a deeper structural study of literary style. In the analysis of the structural types of Ci and Fu before the Tang Dynasty, "Ci Fu in the Pre-Tang Dynasty (Study on Typical Characteristics and Separation of Ci and Fu)" grasps the characteristics of Ci and Fu creation in terms of subject matter, theme, structure, style, etc., Accurately grasps the dominant stylistic characteristics of Sao and Fu, and reveals the different creative thinking and different literary and cultural functions of the two styles. The intrinsic characteristics and historical evolution of Ci and Fu in the pre-Tang Dynasty are thus presented more truly, objectively and clearly.

This collection contains a total of 30 papers, including 16 academic papers and 14 teaching reform papers. Most of the authors of the paper are current teachers in the School of Liberal Arts. There are also teachers who were transferred from the School of Liberal Arts to the Art Institute of our school, and master students in the School of Liberal Arts who are currently studying or graduating from the School of Arts and Sciences who collaborated with teachers on the paper. All papers included in this volume are published here for the first time and can be used as a window to reflect the scientific research and teaching of teachers in the School of Liberal Arts.

This book contains a series of articles written by the author on the study of reportage from 1996 to 2000. It is the author's tracking, observation and reflection on the development of reportage during the turn of the century. It includes macroscopic reportage theory, development changes, and creative trends, as well as analysis and comments on current reportage creation, and even microscopic reportage writers and works. As a participant in the literature of the new era, the author of this book has been at the forefront of reportage creation and research for a long time. Therefore, these articles show profound theoretical literacy, and some of them enrich, develop and supplement the theoretical construction of reportage. At the same time, these research articles also convey a large amount of information to readers and are quite documentary. It can be said that this book is not only a phased research result of the author, but also a phased achievement of the reportage theory circle in recent years.

The historical role and significance of "social issue reportage", the journalistic characteristics and variations of reportage, the proliferation of fallacies - the pursuit of "documentary literature", realistic literature: an intensifying trend, "historical reportage - a new form of reportage, reportage should show rigid character, reportage's character of the times, etc.

This book was written on the basis of six consecutive rounds of introduction to literature classes I gave to students in the Chinese Department. After 6 rounds of classes, I have tried three popular textbooks. I feel that each textbook has its own advantages and can be used for reference. However, is there a textbook that explains the truth in simple terms without being theoretical? This book was rewritten on the basis of the lecture notes of several students, and basically retains my oral teaching style in class. The format of "text + appendix" is to improve the systematic knowledge of the book without compromising my own conceptual system, and to guide students to read the original work.

This book uses the most concise and straightforward way to present the core of a book to readers from multiple perspectives from the author, writing background, etc. The speaker digested and polished each book and finally formed pertinent comments. Use easy-to-understand language to convey various ideological trends and social and cultural hot spots to readers calmly and objectively.

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