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"Family Letters and Instructions for Children" unites the ethnic group and continues the bloodline. China has had a profound and profound family history since ancient times, which has been well preserved and passed down in the vast family letters and family mottos.

This book is the sixth in the "High Noon" series. Different from the previous five books, this is a special collection of travel literature, a brand new revision. "Essays" selected the travel notes of four writers Ye San, Liu Zichao, Yang Xiao and Guo Yujie. In "Under the Scorching Sun and Heavy Rain", Ye San wrote about his experience of going to Ejina and Zhoushan to watch music festivals, as well as Maigaiti, the hometown of Xinjiang musician Tursun. The journey along the way is about music and people. "The Man Trapped in the Aral Sea", the Aral Sea, one of the three largest inland seas in the world, is shrinking. In this place where few people visit, Liu Zichao witnessed the vicissitudes of the sea and the lonely and hard life of the trapped people. ...

No matter who you are, I believe you have a beautiful original intention, long for success, hope for the companionship of family and friendship, yearn for romantic love, and hope that the years will be quiet and your life will be smooth and safe. However, life is always full of drama, and no one's life is perfect. As you walk, you will find that some people realize their dreams, and some people meet their true love. I want to say that no luck is accidental. If you work hard and persevere, you will live a beautiful life. If you pay and understand, you will turn your cocoon into a butterfly. This world is not gentle, even a little cruel. Only those who desire change and work hard will be treated with tenderness. Among such people, I hope to see you.

In your busy life, have you ever thought about "feeding horses, chopping firewood, and traveling around the world"? However, you can only think about it and comfort yourself that it doesn't matter, starting from tomorrow. Tomorrow, tomorrow, how many tomorrows are there in life that need to be reached? In this rolling mortal world, how many people have been blinded and blinded by this ever-changing world. Even if happiness is close at hand, they are trapped by the world. They cannot grasp today and miss tomorrow. But from the beginning to the end, the world is still that world, with both the triviality of daily necessities, the poetry of romance, the temptation of fame and wealth, and the warmth of selfless dedication. And when we are in it, only by calming down our hearts and savoring the beauty and pain can we be at peace in this ever-changing world.

A dream is still a dream. It is just a heart that is so hot that it is almost crazy. Throughout his life, he rubs the broken longing into the inkstone of longing, pours all his devotion on the drawing board of the future, and silently waits for the flowers to bloom. On the road of life, we have missed so many beautiful things around us, but looking back we cannot go through them again. Dreams are in front of you, beauty is on your side. No matter how hastily you walk, don't ignore the touches under your feet. In this way, walking along the way, picking up along the way, what you pick up is warmth, and what is left is hope. Happiness is the fragrance that emanates from the depths of life. No matter good or bad times, the joy is like the unstoppable sunshine, spreading endlessly. All setbacks and tribulations, like rain hitting the lake of the heart, become the sounds of nature; all hurts, like the wind passing through broken bamboos, play a happy tune. Only by facing setbacks calmly and recognizing your abilities can you find the goals that suit you and find the entrance to peace and tranquility. There, we can wait for the flowers to bloom, find joy, and embrace ourselves.

Life becomes beautiful because of love, and life becomes colorful because of love. We come to this world, work hard, and pursue a good life, just to meet the right person at a good age, to jointly create a beautiful love that only belongs to each other, and to care for it and manage it well. However, in real life, when faced with love, many people are often at a loss. How many couples in love have had their relationships break up and their work separated because of temporary impulses and small misunderstandings. In this book, the author uses vivid cases, fluent language, and analysis of life philosophy to help readers provide psychological guidance so that they can get rid of emotional misunderstandings, obtain happy love, and gain a good life.

Life is wonderful because of dreams, and life is perfect because of hard work. Dreams always accompany us as we grow. A dream is like a seed, carrying the hope of youth and the passion of youth. However, young minds with dreams will inevitably experience times of confusion, helplessness, and even fear and despair. In this book, the author uses vivid cases, fluent language, and analysis of life philosophy to help readers sort out their confusion and get out of confusion. He tells us with stories from life: Seize the moment, be firm in your dreams, and leave no regrets. When we are decadent, dreams give us courage; when we are frustrated, dreams give us confidence; when we fail, dreams give us strength. In youth, we should carve time with dreams and be a beautiful ourselves!

Did you start having insomnia and hair loss at a young age? Do you still feel powerless after working hard and sweating? When you are sad, do you secretly hide in a corner where no one is and cry? When you raise your head, you smile so calmly and peacefully? In today's era of rapid economic and technological development, the world is changing too fast, and people are prone to anxiety, depression, and emotional instability. There is a great need to do aerobics for the soul and decompress themselves. This book "May Life Be Calm as Water" is an inspirational book that nourishes the soul and relieves stress easily. The book starts from several aspects such as career, work, relationship, life, etc., And selects short stories with rich connotation and enlightenment. It uses beautiful words to inject a breath of fresh air into the busy life of modern people, so that people can relax their minds and understand how to think from the perspective of others, learn to control emotions, reduce greed, clarify goals, and live more calmly and better. Restrain oneself and anger, be content and contented, enjoy yourself when alone, be considerate of each other when in love, work hard to cultivate yourself, be a better and better version of yourself, and live a better and better life.

Those inefficiencies that have been buried by time, with the malice whizzing past in the old days, slap them over hard and aim at your face, snap! Buzzing. Reality stood aside with a sneer, watching you silently squat down to pick up the decadent things that had been stepped on the ground, stuck with dust and gravel, and swallowed them hard one after another. Stop banishing your dreams to the horizon and out of reach. Small blessings are given by others, but great joy is earned by yourself.

In order to keep up with our dreams over the years, we came from a small place to a big city. I once thought that if I fell, I would never get up again. I once hated time, which makes us bleak in the face of success. Until one day, I face myself in the mirror and look back on the journey. Although every step is difficult, I take one step at a time and build a solid dream. We have changed from a person who has nothing to do to a better version of ourselves now and what we like. This is our footprint in this world. For you who are struggling and lonely in the bustling city.

"Dongchang Grass and Trees" is a companion volume to "Dongxiang Grass and Trees". It takes flowers, plants and trees in Dongchang (today's Liaocheng) and its surrounding areas as the writing object. The content includes wild grasses, wild vegetables, trees, flowers and crops. It is a natural history work that studies native plants. This book integrates the author's life experience and the cultural elements of the corresponding plants, and is full of the author's emotions. It is rich in pictures and texts. It not only has the author's unique perspective, but also has data value.

This is Su Zhenshu's new work after he lived in Kyoto for ten years. Over the past ten years, she has written a lot about her life in Kyoto, as well as her cognition and understanding of being in a foreign land, giving us a lot of knowledge about the foreign land of Japan. The articles included in this new work not only pay attention to Japanese scenery, monuments and Japanese culture as always, but also reveal the traces of the author's reading and learning along the way and the extension and changes of academic interests. From natural history to book history, from Miyazaki City's research on Chinese history to the traces of the great bibliophile Fu Zengxiang's old collection, reading each topic one by one often makes people unable to bear to put the book down. At the same time, I admire her diligence in reading and in-depth thinking. This may be a different and richer Su Zhen's book than before. Her sensitive and fresh writing style in the book will definitely bring us more joy amid the nourishment of knowledge.

This book is Mr. Zhao Heng's latest work. For the first time, the author concentrates his pen and ink on recalling the life he lived in Dongsiertiao in the 1950s and 1960s. He mainly describes the characters, as well as social experiences and Beijing scenery. It has a profound flavor of life and human touch, and also has the value of a history of social customs. The book has about 200,000 words and is divided into two parts. The first part mainly writes about family affairs, starting from the great-grandfather's generation to his grandfather's settlement in Beijing, recalling the older relatives in the family, his personal youth time, and the surrounding life scenes (Longfu Temple, Wangfujing, Dong'an Market, etc.). The second chapter mainly describes the relatives and friends at home, academic teachers and friends (such as Song Yunbin, He Cijun, etc.) And various guests (such as Zhang Junqiu, Pu Zuo, Xi Xiaobo, etc.), Showing the life profile of some middle- and upper-class figures in Beijing's cultural circles at that time.

The book tells the story of the start, development and glorious struggle of China's aerospace industry in vivid and delicate writing, and shows the spirit of Chinese aerospace people with dreams to stand up to the forefront, pioneer and enterprising, and selfless struggle. The author uses words to reproduce the spiritual outlook and touching stories of generations of Chinese aerospace science and technology workers who are not afraid of hardships, bravely climb to the top, fight tenaciously, and be innovative, as well as the sacrifice, courage, wisdom and strength reflected behind these stories. The author integrates historical events into the growth experience of the characters, uses poetic language and legendary stories to carry and convey a huge amount of information, and has a good grasp of the intensity and proportion of the ink, making the work clear, vivid and bright to read. Through words, we can better understand the broad vision and mind of contemporary Chinese astronauts.

"Flavour of China" details the Chinese flavor cuisine in the scenery and customs. Based on his journey of searching for food from the Xiangjiang River to the Yangtze River, crossing the Yellow River, approaching the Pearl River, and from the small delicacies of the ancient town to the great delicacies of the ancient city, the author tells the stories and tastes of eating that are nurtured in folk customs. This book is divided into the following seven parts. Part 1: Exploring the shores of the Yangtze River. Part 2: Drinking on both sides of the Yellow River. Part 3: Entering Lingnan. Series 4: A taste of the West Lake and Taihu Lake. Series 5: Looking for the original taste of the plateau grassland that year. Series Six: Food Notes on a Mountain Trip. Series 7: Spicy Xiangjiang River.

"See the World in Another Way" tells the ups and downs of the legendary life story of the famous blind professor Yang Jia. He was admitted to university after finishing high school at the age of 15. He became a university lecturer at the age of 19 and the youngest lecturer at the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Sciences at the age of 24. He lost his sight due to eye disease at the age of 29. Her husband took their daughter away to another country and has not been heard from since. Faced with a double blow, Yang Jia chose to be strong and was admitted to the Harvard Kennedy School at the age of 37, becoming the only blind student from abroad in the history of Harvard University. Later, she was elected as a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, rewriting the history of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. In 2009, Yang Jia was elected as the Vice Chairman of the Committee on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, creating one miracle after another.

"Earn an annual salary of one million by yourself, and chase the man you like yourself" is Ganbei's life creed, and it is also a concept she conveys to girls through her writing. The world is big, and we are just ordinary people, but what we face, think about, and pursue is not an ordinary life. As women, we must have the courage to refute the prejudice that "a good job is not as good as a good marriage", and we must also be able to understand the frankness of the sentence "I will support you". It is precisely because of independence that we are not afraid of loneliness and can be moved by love. We are young and full of possibilities just like the world. We don't have to start despising the struggle of small cities just because we are under the neon lights of big cities. We have experienced hurt and know what pain is, but we also know how to be kind to the world and give some sweetness to others. ... What "You like, not as much as I like" expresses includes the above, but also more than the above. I just want you to know that only you can decide how you look.

I don't know since when, although we have abundant material resources, we have fallen into anxiety. We have been using it for many years and kept asking ourselves: Do we have a house and a car? Are you financially free? Then encourage yourself to live an efficient life: busy making money, busy consuming, busy socializing, busy getting promoted, busy doing fitness in between jobs, and busy traveling once you are on vacation... Basking in the sun and stopping to look at a flower on the roadside are considered a waste of time... We dare not take time off, for fear of being left behind by the times, fear of being forgotten, and fear of losing value. We are busy being useful, but after many years we are trapped in the same place by boredom, and find that the people around us are the same. So the whole people laughed at themselves, and they were full of greasy tricks. In an era of widespread anxiety, "idleness" is a state that the world does not often have, and it is also a state of expectation. The book is conceived with the seemingly "useless" attitude of "idleness". Through 38 articles, with the host's unique perspective and delicate writing style, it shows the thoughts of time and separation, life and death in the passage of time. When reading these bits and pieces of records, there will occasionally be something that just touches the reader's secret heartstrings and triggers a new understanding of life. The author uses lazy pictures and words to convey a philosophy of "idleness" life, and creates the joy of life in the small poetry and interest of daily life. In today's busy and chaotic social environment, "idleness" is rare. In addition to inspiring and struggling, it is also a kind of enjoyment to read some of the author's idle words. Gao Tide once said in "You Mengying", "When you are free, you can read, when you are free, you can visit famous places, when you are free, you can make good friends, when you are free, you can drink, and when you are free, you can write books. Which happiness in the world is greater than this?" Let yourself be "leisure", do less useful things, and do more interesting things, which is precisely to nourish and enrich the soul. --This may provide a path of self-healing for people in this era of widespread anxiety.

What is a "wonderful person"? A person with "insightful and sincere wisdom in life, and an interesting and rare soul". Mr. Cai Lam is such a "wonderful person". He is a writer, gourmet, and lifestyle person. He lives a thorough and sincere life. When the word interesting is mentioned, the first thing many people think of is "Cai Lam." This book "Learning to Be a Wonderful Person" is Mr. Cai's latest collection of essays. The articles contain the "mystery" of Mr. Chua Lam's "how to become a wonderful person". The book talks about life, life and death, men, women, and yourself. It is short in length and allows you to see the world in a flower. Those who are thoughtful will feel the wonder of a wonderful person from Mr. Cai's words, and it may also help thoughtful people embark on the road of becoming a wonderful person.

Sir Ho narrates to readers the "violent" stories he recorded over many years while on duty and conducting research in the police force. Through a large number of precious historical pictures and first-hand information, the book revisits old events and makes each police story come to life. Want to know the details and considerations of police handling cases? What are some of the time-honored terms in the police profession? How hard is the training at the police academy? What are the customs within the police force? What's interesting about being on duty? Sir He will answer all your questions one by one.

This book is a collection of prose by Anhui writer Su Bei, including more than 70 of his representative prose works written in recent years, such as "Shakespeare, Our Old Man Next Door", "Jia Baoyu's Willfulness" and "The Ink Blot of Breathing". The works cover a wide range of subjects, describing the local area, talking about friendship, and savoring life. The writing is elegant and the artistic conception is lofty. It is deeply inspired by Wang Zengqi's prose. It has a calm and honest style, which is uniquely charming.

This is a book about questioning methodology, and it is also the hard work of Yang Lan's 30-year media career. Einstein said: "A person's ability to ask questions is more important than his ability to answer." After thirty years of media work experience and twenty-two years of producing "Interviews with Yang Lan", asking questions has not only become Yang Lan's profession, but also a way of life. She makes a living by asking questions. What she asks, how she asks, to what extent she asks, the tone and intonation of the question, and the propriety of the question are all closely related to the aesthetic ability of the questioner. Thousands of in-depth interviews and tens of thousands of questions have made her constantly think about how to ask questions effectively. She believes that questioning is the language methodology of cognition and communication. At the same time, asking questions is also a basic ability. The ability of "how to ask questions better" is something that everyone can use. Everyone has the ability to ask questions, and they can improve this ability through learning, improve their own cognition and communication quality, and even change the trajectory of their lives. Learning to ask questions and asking good questions is how we survive in this ever-changing society. Now let's start asking questions.

The test of whether a couple has truly loved is not how intoxicated they were when they first met, or how intoxicated they were when they fell in love, but the silence after they broke up.

After Wang Yukun graduated from his undergraduate degree, he went to Europe to study alone. During his studies, he traveled to more than 20 countries in the world, including Britain, France, the United States, and Russia, and stayed in four continents including Europe and Africa. In "The World Doesn't Care About Your Grievances, Only Your Efforts", Wang Yukun tells about the various youths he met at home and abroad, the different youth stories of these foreign youths, how these people influenced him, and the changes, growth insights and mental journey life brought to him. "The World Doesn't Care About Your Grievances, Only Your Efforts" leads us to see a broader world and shows the diversity and color of youth.

He always has an innocent heart, uses humorous, elegant and generous language to describe the natural scenery of the motherland, depicts the gorgeous folk culture, and understands the beauty of human nature. The illustrations in this book are selected from the "Old Beijing Style" series of paintings by the famous painter Hou Changchun. In his later years, Mr. Hou recalled the life scenes in old Beijing that he experienced as a child. He used traditional Chinese painting techniques of fine brushwork and heavy color to complete the "Old Beijing Style" painting series, recreating the folk customs, characteristic vendors and mellow folk customs of old Beijing. The civilian life in old Beijing from the early 1930s to the late 1940s reflected in the painting is exactly the same as the "Beiping" described by Mr. Lao She. Looking at Mr. Hou's paintings, one will naturally think of Mr. Lao She's writings.

"Roadside Books" is a self-selected collection of prose essays by the writer Luo Weizhang, which is divided into three series: "Small Notes", "Roadside Books" and "Conversations". Among them, "Small Notes" record Luo Weizhang's reading and writing experience; "Roadside Book" records the insights of walking in the motherland; and "Conversation Record" records the author's thoughts on the creation process of his works.

As China's earliest "Shakespeare translator" who translated Shakespeare's works, Zhu Shenghao was regarded by others as a talented scholar who was not good at words, but he was hailed as "the master of love words" because of the letters he wrote to his lover Song Qingru. In the 184 long-distance correspondence between the two of them spanning ten years, Zhu Shenghao gave himself and Song Qingru many signatures and titles, and his joy and Fangda emotions were vividly written on the page. In his letters, he talked freely about his ideals and plans in life, told about the trivialities and anguish of life, commented on poems and songs, and expressed his admiration and longing for his lover. Reading it sometimes makes people laugh, and sometimes makes people deeply moved because of its sincerity. In this age of instant messaging, where letters written by wild geese are a thing of the past, every word printed on the yellowed letters is extremely precious. Paper is short but love is long, Zhu Shenghao used his short life to interpret the deep affection and romance of loving only one Song Qingru in a lifetime.

Poisonous chicken soup that sells anxiety, cryptocurrency legends that lead to financial freedom, micro-businesses that get rich overnight... In the current self-media world, countless public accounts ignore media ethics and cook poisonous chicken soup one after another to absorb traffic and exchange for huge profits. When will the self-media chaos end? Wu Qingyuan, a popular intellectual and young writer, uses spicy and humorous writing to portray Han Meimei and Li Lei, two young men and women who have been poisoned by the self-media. They were introduced to the currency circle by so-called "life mentors" and started micro-businesses, hoping to embark on the road to success and achieve financial freedom. Little did they know, they were stepping into the trap of consumerism step by step...

"Why They Came (Jing)" is a collection of essays written by Zhang Wei, a famous writer and winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It is composed of four volumes: Essays on Living in Songpu, Notes on a Peninsula Fishing Village, Why They Came, and Nature, Self and Creation. Includes articles written by the author from 2016 to 2017, a large part of which have not been published. It reflects the writer's thoughts and emotions in the writing process in the past two years, and has a better enlightening effect on our understanding of the writer's creation. This collection of essays inherits Zhang Wei's consistent style and continues to influence readers with the power of a thinker and speak of the times. Like his previous works, it has left a deep imprint on contemporary Chinese literature. It can be said to be the best text to interpret Zhang Wei's spiritual world.

"Essayist Collection: I went grocery shopping" includes a total of 23 essays such as "The Taste of Southern Anhui", "Spring on the Tip of the Tongue" and "When the Wheat is Yellow", which combines the braised pork, Jiang Ya, ham and vermicelli of Southern Anhui. The snails and willow buds in spring, the gourds and dried sweet potatoes when the wheat is yellow, etc. Are so delicious. They evoke people's lovesickness and childhood aftertaste. The descriptions are vivid, the language is delicate and vivid, and there is unique genius.

This book is the return work of Hei Hai, who has been absent from the Chinese literary world for a long time. It is a collection of essays full of warmth and memories. The book is divided into three parts: past events, daily life in Japan, and memories of roots. The author takes family love as the main line and uses the writing style of chronicle prose to describe his understanding of life, his attachment to his hometown, and his gratitude to his relatives. Among them, childhood life and adolescent life are the most written and unforgettable. The artistic conception of the work is profound and the language is beautiful. Each prose is a wonderful story that makes people remember it for a long time.

This is a collection of essays. Writer Feng Jicai has written many prose works. His writing style is calm and elegant, and his content is rich and sincere. It not only reflects Feng Jicai's magnanimity and responsibility as an intellectual, but also fully demonstrates his life wisdom, personality cultivation and artistic taste. The collection of essays "Life in the World" mainly includes prose works written by Feng Jicai on life insights. It aims to highlight the author's wisdom and philosophy of life. The rich experience and life experience recorded in the essays and the calm and tranquil words bring a sense of peace of mind to readers, inspiring and inspiring them.

This book uses the places Lao She visited throughout his life as clues to collect his essays from various issues and places. Such as Beijing where he was born, London where he studied, Jinan Qingdao where he taught, Wuhan, Chengdu, Chongqing during the Anti-Japanese War, etc. Due to the characteristics of the author's personal style, these essays are not simply lyrical travel notes, but a collection of overall perceptions of the times, people, events and things he experienced. They are humorous and affectionate in Beijing style. It can be used as Lao She's autobiographical experience, tying together the main life processes of most of his life, and at the same time artistically reproducing the changes of the times.

This is a long essay about the writer's growth experience. Focusing on the theme of "Me and Dreams", write about how a dream chaser searches for and determines his dream, how he pursues his dream, and how he finally realizes his dream. The book is divided into three chapters, which respectively tell the story of the dream chaser - the writer himself - during his childhood, schooling and entering society. Through a clear narrative, it tells how a writer born in the 1960s, under the call of literary dreams, defeated himself, sublimated his soul, and finally realized his dream in the impoverished environment of remote rural areas in western China.

This collection of poems selects representative works from the poet's lifetime poetry creation. These poems describe the emotions of first love, the experience of life and reality, the sadness triggered by seasons and scenery, etc. Reading Chen Mengjia's poems is like talking to a sensitive and gentle old man. All the insights and reflections on life become intimate and vivid in his words.

This poetry collection selects representative works from Zhu Xiang's poetry creation. Among them are short chapters describing scenes and expressing emotions, reflections and chants on life experiences, and expressions of inner anguish. Through these poems, we seem to see an arrogant and sensitive soul, a lonely wanderer, a pure poet who is passionate and persistent about poetry, and feel the aloof true feelings of this poet who has been buried for a long time in the history of new Chinese poetry.

Zhu Xiang was one of the four student poets in Tsinghua University in the 1920s (Tsinghua Four Sons) and an important poet in the modern Chinese poetry circle. In addition to poetry creation, Zhu Xiang's prose creation has also achieved equally important achievements. This book selects Zhu Xiang's classic prose works and some of his letters with his wife and friends. Zhu Xiang's articles are good at description and narrative. He writes mostly about what he sees and hears, and describes ordinary people and things. His language is beautiful and true, expresses his feelings directly, and is full of poetry and pictures. He often uses rich imagination to create prose, talks about the past and the present, is extremely ambitious, and his mind wanders far away, giving people rich imagination space and full of life, and endless aftertaste.

This book selects representative works from Hu Shi's poetry creation, especially the new vernacular poetry. These poems are based on daily life, with free poetic structure, clear and concise words, and plain or interesting artistic conception. Through this anthology of poems, we can not only feel the poet's profound philosophical thoughts, but also realize a warm, lovely, vivid interest in life, and a soft and transparent touch. Hu Shi's opinion on poetry has always been that "the first thing is to be clear, the second thing is to be powerful, and the third thing is to be beautiful"; he insisted that "good poetry must be understandable and recitable." After the beginning of the New Culture Movement, he consciously integrated vernacular with new poetry and new literature. He boldly innovated, broke the traditional way of writing poems based on meter, emphasized natural syllables, liberated the form, language and structure of poetry, and wrote poems in simple and popular vernacular. That is, he said what he said without being roundabout or obscure, so that the poetic meaning could reach people's hearts directly.

This book selects classic children's literature works created by Mr. Lu Boyou, including fables, humorous stories, detective stories, etc. It elucidates the true meaning of life and the principles of life in interesting stories, which are both educational and entertaining. It is still a good material for the mental cultivation of children. The story is not only full of fun and suspense, but also contains profound educational significance. Use the most concise stories to tell moral truths that directly touch people's hearts. There are also some interesting stories that will make people smile after reading them, full of childlike interest. The selected chapters in this book are suitable for young students to read independently and experience the interesting works of children's literature masters; they are also suitable for parent-child reading, and are good materials for parents to cultivate their children's minds. Well-known domestic illustrators use vivid pictures to present the story content more intuitively in front of readers.

Lao She is an outstanding writer and language master in modern my country. This book selects Mr. Lao She's classic works, including short stories and essays. There are humorous anecdotes about life, interesting children's words, and stories about ordinary people full of patriotic enthusiasm. The language is popular and smart, with rich connotations. It reveals humor and rigor in its simplicity, making it a model for modern literary language. We have also invited well-known domestic illustrators to illustrate it, allowing readers to feel the charm of Mr. Lao She's works more intuitively. Most of the selected articles in this book are short, interesting and profound articles by Mr. Lao She. They are suitable for young students to read and feel the works of literary masters and the social scene of that era; they are also suitable for adults to gain insights and nostalgia from classic literature after work.

This poetry collection selects representative classic works from Wen Yiduo's poetry creation in various periods. These poems express personal emotions, reveal patriotism, and sympathize with people's lives. Reading Wen Yiduo's poems is like tasting ripe fruits. They have a solid texture and mellow taste, and have the essence of poetry. Reading Wen Yiduo's works, we can not only appreciate his extraordinary poetic talent, but also see his keen poetic sense and sincere passion for life, in which fresh and original ideas, rich and wonderful images, and deft and profound words and phrases constantly emerge. At the same time, traces of Keats, Browning, Hardy, Hausman and others can also be found in his poetry. He learned from these great foreign poets, which enriched the creation of new Chinese poetry. In Wen Yiduo's world, art for art's sake is the eternal destination of his poetry and creation.

"A Piece of Sunshine" is an anthology of Lin Huiyin's works, selecting classic works suitable for young students to read, including essays, novels and letters. Equipped with exquisite color illustrations, it reproduces the scenes of that era with pictures and texts, including articles such as "A Piece of Sunshine", "Shanxi Communications", "Beyond the Window", "Mourning for Zhimo", "Moying Zero Chapter" and so on. As an outstanding architect, in addition to engaging in architectural research, Lin Huiyin has published poems, essays, novels, dramas, literary reviews and other works. Most of her works are based on personal emotions and emotions, exploring the philosophy of life and love. The language is elegant and euphemistic, and the rhythm is smooth and natural. She often incorporates the beauty of music and architecture into literature, which has a unique artistic appeal.

This collection of poems selects representative works from Dai Wangshu's poetry creation. In these poems, the poet shows the spiritual trajectory of that generation of intellectuals through feelings, imagination and hazy emotions. Those fast and slow pauses are his sighs, and those long and short words are his exploration and determination. Poetry is the poet's gaze on life. Through his poems, we will read a life full of self-awareness and narrative. Most of Dai Wangshu's poems are like his famous "Rain Alley", shrouded in a damp and melancholy atmosphere, as if there are wandering travelers wandering between the lines. Those quick and slow pauses are his sighs, and the long and short words are his exploration and determination. For him, poetry is regarded as a kind of life, a life full of self-awareness and narrative. For him poetry becomes a gaze on the whole life.

This book is a long fairy tale written by the famous writer and language master Lao She. It was first published by Shanghai Life Bookstore in 1934 and is a famous work in the history of modern children's literature. The protagonists of the work are Xiaopo, a boy living in Nanyang, and his sister. The whole story is told from Xiaopo's interesting and unique children's perspective. Such a kind and innocent child looks at the world with clear eyes, and uses imagination to fill in the parts he cannot understand. Therefore, in this work, all aspects of real life become full of childlike interest and full of absurdity. This book not only describes the interesting things in the life of Xiaopo, his sister and other friends, but also describes Xiaopo's fantastic dreams in a large space, which is the embodiment of the fantasy of the world in the child's mind. The spirit of the times reflected in Lao She's works and his prediction of the future direction of Singapore and the entire world are commendable.

In 1934, Wang Tongzhao traveled to Europe at his own expense and visited the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and other countries. His articles recording his European travels and experiences were compiled into the book "European Travels", which was published by Kaiming Bookstore in 1939. In this book, he describes what he saw and heard in Europe, focusing on introducing social conditions such as life, education, employment, and construction in Europe at that time, and integrating his own thoughts and insights into it. The writing is elegant, full of philosophical thoughts, and thought-provoking. This book is based on the 1939 edition of Kaiming Bookstore. It retains the original annotations, retains the characteristics of the times, and ensures the authenticity of the work.

This collection of poems selects representative works from Xu Zhimo's poetry creation. In his poems, Western life scenes and Eastern emotions interact with each other, forming beautiful notes on the paper. Behind these love and philosophical thoughts, what is revealed is his passion for life and persistence in his ideals. Through his poems, we can not only see tenderness and yearning, but also feel the power of life.

This book selects Zou Taofen's classic works, mainly including his memories of his youth study life, what he saw and felt when he was in exile in Europe, etc. Zou Taofen's writing is simple, natural and close to life. The newsletters and comments he writes have strong realism characteristics. He upholds justice and criticizes current ills with a sharp pen, which has had a wide social impact. Reading Zou Taofen's articles, one can deeply understand the author's love and pursuit of journalism and publishing ideals.

This poetry collection selects most of Lin Huiyin's existing poems, most of which were her early works published in newspapers and periodicals. Regrettably, almost all of her more mature poems in thought and art have been lost. However, through these existing poems, we can still feel the warmth that the poet conveyed from her heart to her pen and her affectionate eyes when she gazed at the world.

This collection of poems selects vernacular poems and miscellaneous poems written by Zhou Zuoren. Whether it is miscellaneous poetry or modern poetry, we can find that Zhou Zuoren's poetry creation revolves around his daily life. A spring rain, a fallen leaf, a piece of furniture or a bite of food can touch his sensitive fluff. Some people say that his words have almost lost their color, like a transparent butterfly that dexterously travels between all things in the world, creating a close relationship between things. When reading Zhou Zuoren's poems, what you appreciate is not only his words but also his attitude towards life, a state of mind that erases the framework of things and embraces everything.

This book selects Mr. Xie Liuyi's classic literary works, including fairy tales for children and Japanese folk tales, admonitions for teenagers, essays and prose about life, etc. We can get a glimpse of Mr. Xie Liuyi's care for childlike innocence, his love for life and his understanding of the world. The language is beautiful and vivid, making people think. Well-known domestic illustrators have provided this book with artistic illustrations, allowing the beauty of both text and pictures to be vividly displayed. These articles are not only suitable for young students to read and feel the master's exquisite literary thoughts and ageless childlike innocence; they are also suitable for adults to gain insights and nostalgia in classic literature after work.