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"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.

The top-secret tool for admission to the Ivy League schools in the United States has won the "U. S. Presidential Book Award", "International Book Award", and "Annual Education Book Award"! A summary of 20 years of teaching experience by the teaching director of Kaplan, a famous American examination training institution, a benchmark for global English writing! From three aspects: structure, style, and readability, we compiled 20 principles of efficient writing that are universally applicable and applicable to everyone! Detailed example analysis, 13 practical exercises to consolidate what you have learned, and the use of comparative explanations to make each principle easier to understand and easier to use! Teach you how to write a focused, clear and impressive article! A must-have reading for students taking exams, and an indispensable recharge course for business people! Most people with outstanding writing skills have mastered some fixed and important writing principles and use them repeatedly in the writing process. This book lists 20 writing principles that are universally applicable from three aspects: structure, style, and readability, including how to plan the ideas and order of expression, how to use appropriate examples, and how to increase the readability of the article. The techniques covered are applicable to almost all types of writing. Whether you are a student or a business person, you can learn the contents in this book to make daily writing a simple task that comes at your fingertips, thereby making your study career and career path easier.

In the prosperous age of Victoria, Matthew Arnold heard the lamentation of the ebbing tide of the "sea of ​​faith" representing the spirit of Christ, and called for the use of sincere love to save the seemingly bright world. If the author of "Sea of ​​Faith" also has his own "Sea of ​​Faith", it must be poetry. After all, "gentleness and kindness are the teachings of poetry." Most of the words here are related to poetry and contain classic poems, which shows the author's intention to nourish the temperament. There are also a small number of texts about translation and reading, which are glimpses of real life. "Sea of ​​Faith" can be said to be the author's interpretation and testimony of "poetic life".