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This book is a collection of essays written by the author Li Xu in recent years. He grew up in Bashang, Hebei Province. He describes every detail of his hometown in a simple way. Although his essays mostly start from ordinary things, they are full of solid details and experiences. He had rich feelings for those humble farming tasks and fellow villagers, and wrote them solemnly. There is a kind of resilience, a kind of tranquility, and a kind of equality in his words, and he pays tribute to his hometown and relatives with true feelings.

Since the new century, concepts such as literary journalism, narrative journalism, long reports, and non-fiction writing have emerged one after another, with somewhat different but similar connotations. In 2005, New York University professor Robert S. Boynton called the latest manifestation of New Journalism "New New Journalism." It can be said that the New Journalism writing movement moved forward in twists and turns. Today, the writing concepts, styles and techniques of New Journalism are widely adopted by traditional media such as newspapers, magazines and new media, and have become an important skill in the "storytelling" competition among media. Especially in recent years, new media has surpassed traditional media to become the main platform for news dissemination. However, its advantages in disseminating news information quickly and conveniently have the inherent disadvantages of being "quick and fragile". In this context, both old and new media reconstruct the tradition of new journalism writing. In this context, revisiting the development process and writing concepts of New Journalism has important reference significance for the media to "tell good stories", improve content production capabilities, and strengthen competitive advantages. This book contains interviews with famous non-fiction writers who are active in writing. All books are the result of collaborative efforts, especially this book. I would like to express my gratitude to all the writers who took the time from their busy schedules to participate in the interviews. Writers such as Guan Jun, Chi Yuzhou, Wei Yi, Chai Chunya, Zhang Zanbo, Chen Tushou, Nan Xianghong, Yang Haijun, Zhou Huacheng, Yi Xiaohe, Fan Chenggang, Wang Tianting, Yang Xiao, Ye Weimin, Tian Yi20 and other writers provided enthusiastic support throughout the process.

"Flower of Hell" is a masterpiece by the famous Japanese writer Karika Nagai. This book contains four short stories and short stories: "Flowers of Hell", "Sumida River", "Snow Melting" and "Two Wives". "Flower of Hell" reflects the Meiji era women's determination to break through secular concepts and strive for the freedom and happiness of modern people through the experiences of a girl Sonoko who worked as a female teacher in a wealthy family. The postscript of the work is regarded by the Japanese literary circle as a declaration of Zolaism and has a great influence. "Sumida River" is considered to be the most classical novel among Nagai Kafeng's creations. The main characters, Asi and Changji, are childhood sweethearts who face different choices of life paths when they grow up. Asi is determined to become a geisha, while Changyoshi is asked by her mother to study hard. Contrasting with Changji's loneliness and sadness is Asi's cheerfulness and courage. The other two works included in this book, "Snow Melt" and "Two Wives", are also famous short stories and short stories by Karika Nagai.

The author of "The Social Origins of Democracy and Autocracy" is Barrington Moore, a well-known contemporary American sociology and history expert. This book is a historical treatise with a broad vision. This book is a major challenge to Western orthodox modernization theory. It attacks the traditional Western view that capitalism and Western democracy are the only way and final destination to enter modern industrial society. It also points out, based on revealing a large number of historical facts, that Western democracy is only the fruit of a specific historical environment, and the historical path to modern society and the corresponding political system form are formal. After this book was published in 1966, it aroused widespread repercussions in European and American cultural and ideological circles, marking a major turning point in American social thought at that time. Once published, this book became a Western academic classic and was hailed as "a major exploration of human society and history." The author was awarded the Woodrow Wilson Award and the MacGyver Award.

"Death of a Salesman" is the pinnacle of Miller's drama creation. It won the Pulitzer Prize and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award, winning him international fame. Salesman Willy Loman asked to work in the office due to old age and frailty, but was fired by his boss. Willy was frustrated and blamed his two sons for not doing their jobs properly and accomplishing nothing. Eryu retorted, mocking him for being just a bad street runner. The old salesman had had a lifetime of dreams, but now they were all disillusioned, and his self-esteem was severely bruised. He dreamily argued with his late eldest brother, who made a fortune in Africa, about his personal hobby. In the end, in order to get a life insurance premium for his family, he crashed and died while driving out late at night. The play embodies the realistic and life-oriented characteristics of Miller's tragedy, reveals the true meaning of the American dream, and warns us that simply pursuing material wealth cannot bring spiritual freedom and fulfillment; otherwise, the dream will become false and will inevitably lead to destruction. This book is a collection of "Death of a Salesman", "The Witches of Salem" and "All My Sons". It is a collection of Arthur Miller's representative plays.

This is a collection of five novellas. Among them, "Siping Diao" describes the living conditions of a group of middle-class people who have been separated from their relatives due to the separation of the straits since the 1960s, as well as the painful mental trauma they suffered. In the last few articles of this collection, the author uses his own life resources as material to extensively describe the life experiences and spiritual insights of the educated youth from Beijing who joined the peasants in the countryside after joining the queue. It enables readers to have a deep understanding of the special group of educated youths who jumped in the queue, from teenagers to adults. Because of their career as a queue jumper and because of their understanding of farmers and suffering, they have endured what kind of hardships they have endured and become a special group that has no precedent before or since. And this group should not be forgotten.

A collection of classic works by Nabokov, recognized as an outstanding novelist and stylist in the 20th century and the author of "Lolita". Each of the twelve works has its own characteristics, showing the unique aspects of Nabokov's creation, and together they form the magnificent and extraordinary creative spectrum of the novel master. The set contains "Lolita: The Screenplay", "The Complete Collection of Nabokov's Short Stories", the ultra-difficult experimental text "Paint Fire", the pinnacle work of his later years "Ada or Eros", the most autobiographical and humorous classic "Pnin", the memoir "Speak, Memory", the interview "Speaking of Myself", the last manuscript "The Prototype of Laura", as well as "Transparent", "The Magician" and "Look, those clowns!" "Nikolai Gogol".

This book contains several papers written by the author on Japanese issues, involving politics, economy, culture, diplomacy and other aspects, and is of high academic value. The author, researcher Wu Yin, has been devoted to the study of Japanese issues for a long time. From the early research on the history of Sino-Japanese relations to the later research on contemporary Japanese international relations, her research covers Sino-Japanese relations in various historical periods and involves various fields of contemporary Japanese political culture. Her discussion from the perspectives of "politics of respecting the emperor" and "the concept of family and country" can be said to hit the key points of Japanese political culture. The view of "reciprocity and imbalance" in today's Sino-Japanese relations is extremely enlightening for people to deeply understand the essence of Sino-Japanese relations under the complex and various appearances. There are many similar wonderful things in the manuscript, so I won't list them here. I believe that with this volume in hand, readers will have a clear understanding of the ins and outs of Sino-Japanese relations. It is worth special mentioning that due to the author's fluent writing style, the manuscript is both academic and highly readable. It is not only of reference value for professional Japanese scholars, but also suitable for general readers. In addition, in the interview at the beginning of the volume, "The Path Traveled by a Japanese Studies Scholar," the author affectionately reviews his footsteps on the academic path, and the scholarly spirit revealed in it can also provide extraordinary inspiration to future generations of scholars.

Robert Neville, the last survivor of humanity. But he is not alone. "They" are very strange. They hide and dare not come out during the day. They are afraid of garlic. They will be killed by sharp wooden sticks. They are famously afraid of crosses. Moreover, they are unable to resist the desire to feed on human blood. During the day, he scours the lifeless city in search of food, supplies, and survivors. As soon as it gets dark, he locks himself in his home. "Get out, Neville!" At this moment, they were wandering around outside the house, whispering. They are waiting... What Richard Mattson describes is not just a world filled with horror and vampires. He pioneered the writing method of using scientific methods and medical definitions to depict vampires. At the same time, the novel is filled with introspection and thinking about people and the world. This is a somewhat sad story, but it will make you moved by the struggle, courage and hope of human beings facing desperate situations.

Wang Xiaobo's four classic miscellaneous books, with Li Yinhe's permission, corrected dozens of errors in other versions. So far, this is the version that Li Yinhe highly approves of. Li Yinhe personally wrote a preface to commemorate Wang Xiaobo and answered the top ten questions from netizens. Free and rational, maverick and darkly humorous, Wang Xiaobo's writing is like a hunting flag inspiring generations of young people. It is a scenery that never disappears in bookstores! Wang Meng, Wang Shuo, Li Jingze, Zhang Yihe, Xu Zechen, Xu Haofeng, Mai Jia, Feng Tang and many other famous literary figures recommended and paid tribute to Wang Xiaobo. I think black humor is my temperament and innate. --Wang Xiaobo, the collection includes: "A Maverick Pig", "The Silent Majority", "Loving You Like I Love Life" and "My Spiritual Home".

This book is selected by well-known selectors in the Chinese prose field from the short prose works published across the country that year. It aims to review the creative performance of short prose of the year and fairly and objectively select the short prose of the year that is both ideological and artistic, representative and influential.

The authors who have high evaluations of pre-Qin literature are Zhuangzi and Qu Yuan. Many people have done modern translations of Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" in modern times, and some have even tried to use modern poetic styles to translate it, but the results have been bumpy. The modern translation of this book is based on rigorous research and revision, eliminating academic traces and retaining the poetic sentiment of the original work across time and space with transparent modern prose. The author once read this modern translation aloud when teaching at Peking University, and it was well received by contemporary young students. The author's self-expectation for this modern translation is to leave a contemporary text as beautiful as possible for "Li Sao".

Yu Qiuyu's calligraphy is gentle and elegant, but the elegant calligraphy style reveals strong writing power and rich rhythm. In addition, the content written is highly literary and there are many classic masterpieces. It can be said that this is the vane of contemporary literati calligraphy. It will definitely lead an artistic trend and I believe it will be very popular among calligraphy enthusiasts. This book is a calligraphy work by Yu Qiuyu. It writes the full text of Zhuangzi's "Xiaoyaoyou". Another wonderful feature is his "modern translation". He uses the form of modern prose and a clean and warm writing style to explain "Xiaoyaoyou", allowing modern readers to appreciate ancient classics through "contemporary beautiful prose".

This book is a collection of works by cultural scholar Yu Qiuyu. It contains seven volumes: "The Book of Mountains and Rivers", "Chinese Context", "Lectures at Peking University", "The Way of a Gentleman", "Purity of Culture", "Aesthetics of Taste", and "Stele Writing and Translation". It systematically analyzes the mysteries of Chinese culture in time, space, personality and aesthetics, and opens up a high-level way to "read China". The writing is beautiful and rich in history, culture, era and national spirit, so it is widely praised and read by many readers.

Yu Qiuyu's calligraphy is gentle and elegant, but the elegant calligraphy style reveals strong writing power and rich rhythm. In addition, the content written is highly literary and there are many classic masterpieces. It can be said that this is the vane of contemporary literati calligraphy. It will definitely lead an artistic trend and I believe it will be very popular among calligraphy enthusiasts. This book is a calligraphy work by Yu Qiuyu. The so-called "inscription" means that he inscribed the names of the monuments and engraved them on the prominent "facades" everywhere. Each inscription has an explanation, and the combination of text and calligraphy expresses Yu Qiuyu's historical concepts and cultural and artistic experience.

"Yu Qiuyu's Calligraphy (Volume 6): Translation and Writing of the Heart Sutra" contains three types of editions: the Putuo Mountain edition, the Baohua Mountain edition and the Yachang edition. Among them, the author is more satisfied with the cursive text engraved on Baohua Mountain. Putuo Mountain and Baohua Mountain are both famous Buddhist holy places. It is a great event to have a copy of the Heart Sutra engraved in such a holy place. The book also collects the Heart Sutra works of seven calligraphers from past dynasties for readers to compare and appreciate. As Yu Qiuyu himself said: "I cooked a table of dishes with all my heart. I just wanted to let my neighbors, relatives and friends taste it. What is home-cooked food like if it is not made by a professional chef."

This book is an essay by Mr. Yu Qiuyu that explains the art of drama from the perspective of audience psychology through the analysis of dramas such as "The Orphan of Zhao" and "Othello" and the interpretation of creative examples of performing artists (Mei Lanfang, etc.) And playwrights (Shakespeare, Molière, etc.). It also provides a vivid interpretation of dramatology and even psychology in a prose style, which is very attractive. Since its publication in the 1980s, it has been widely praised and has basically established the popular writing characteristics of Yu Qiuyu's academic works. It has become an important reference book for art performance candidates and a must-read for university performance majors.

The first volume of "Yu Qiuyu's Ink Traces" is "Stele Calligraphy" and the second volume is "Classical Translation and Writing". "Stele Calligraphy" includes "Stele of Emperor Yan", "Stele of Famen Temple", "Stele of Caishiji", "Stele of Great Holy Pagoda", "Stele of Golden Bell Tower", etc. These inscriptions represent a contemporary re-evaluation of the monument. For "Classical Translation and Writing", Mr. Yu chose Zhuangzi, "Li Sao", "Su Shi" and "Heart Sutra", which are the most penetrating works in ancient Chinese culture. Each chapter was written in complete running script with magnificent momentum. In addition, he made a modern translation of each classical work and provided in-depth explanations.

This book is the most complete collection of Guo Moruo's poems, essays, couplets and letters from his youth so far, including three parts: "The Collection of My Broom", "The Collection of My Broom" and "Letters from Home when He was a Student". "The Collection of Lost Brooms" is an unknown work compiled by Guo Moruo himself in the 1940s. This time the editor only gave a brief description and annotation of the content, and made corrections for some misplaced words. "The Collection of My Broomsticks" and "Letters from Home in Student Times" are supplemented and re-annotated on the basis of "Guo Moruo's Juvenile Poems" and "Sakura Letters".

This dictionary contains 2028 entries, ranging from the end of the 19th century to the present day, and is divided into six categories: painting, sculpture, calligraphy, music, film, drama, dance, architecture, and industrial design. This book is a work by Yu Qiuyu. Yu Qiuyu's prose is unique. He sees things that ordinary people have never seen and thinks that ordinary people have never thought of. He is good at taking readers step by step into the long river of history and culture in beautiful words, enlightening philosophical thinking and arousing emotions. It has extremely high aesthetic value, historical and cultural value. Many articles in the book were later selected as middle school textbooks.

The author has been engaged in science reporting for decades. He has been writing continuously for many years and has many excellent science and technology reporting articles. This book not only selects the author's excellent essays and essays published in newspapers and periodicals in the past, but also includes the latest articles in recent years. Most of the works record what the author sees, hears, thinks, and understands in his daily life, involving various aspects such as culture, scientific reports, subject figures, scientific works, etc. It can be seen that the author has a unique observation vision and high philosophical thinking about technology and life. Especially in the third volume, the author records his experiences in Xishuangbanna Botanical Garden. The writing style is witty, sophisticated and highly readable.

Lin Shu was not only the pioneer of Chinese literary translation, but also a famous writer in modern my country. "Lin Shu Research Papers" is a collection of papers from the Lin Shu International Symposium. It contains many excellent works submitted by participating experts and scholars. It provides a comprehensive and multi-angle research and interpretation of Mr. Lin Shu from the aspects of Chinese studies, translation, education, and spiritual practice.

Since 2013, two volumes of the book "Farewell to Weiming Hubei 3 Peking University Lao Wuji" have been published, which has aroused strong resonance among the Wujia people and is considered to be typical, representative and of universal significance, expressing the common aspirations of hundreds of thousands of Wujia people across the country. This book is the third volume. It continues the editorial purpose and article selection standards of the first two episodes, and faithfully records the footsteps of the fifth generation of Peking University yesterday and their thoughts today. These unforgettable stories are worth reading. The deeds of the fifth generation mainly took place in the general environment and background of the "Cultural Revolution". They were expelled from the university campus and sent to the bottom of society and remote rural areas. They experienced hardships and their precious youth was wasted and ruined. But their spirit of continuous self-improvement is worth learning, inheriting and carrying forward, and many of their memories are worth cherishing and preserving; and as a counter-historical trend that despises knowledge and destroys talents, the "Cultural Revolution" should be thoroughly exposed and criticized.

Myth is a product of human childhood and has eternal charm. Greek mythology has been around for a long time because of its relatively complete system and unique literary charm. Greek mythology and Bible mythology have had a comprehensive and profound impact on the religion, philosophy, thought, customs, natural science, literature and art of the entire West and even mankind. When you come into contact with Western culture, you are bound to encounter allusions from Greek mythology. Almost every important classic Western literary work involves characters and plots from Greek mythology, and some are even directly based on Greek mythology. Today, although we do not have to "call everything Greek", a systematic understanding of Greek mythology is necessary for every modern person.

To commemorate the first anniversary of the death of Zhang Chonghe, the younger sister of the "Four Sisters of Hefei", Sanlian Bookstore launched "Collected Poems of Zhang Chonghe" compiled by art historian Bai Qianshen. This book contains 225 poems (including 34 poems sung by friends) and 66 essays. It was finally published thanks to Mr. Zhang Dinghe and Bian Zhilin. Bai Qianshen said: "Mr. Zhang Chonghe gave me a very important document, which is Zhang Chonghe's Chapter 1 written by Bian Zhilin. Catalog of essays in the 1930s. Only a few of these essays use Chonghe's real name, and most of them are pseudonyms. Mr. Bian's list provides an important clue. There are also 103 poems by Chonghe collected by her third brother Zhang Dinghe in 1983.

This book contains 100 short prose essays written by the famous poet and writer Ye Yanbin. These articles include memories of past lives and characters, as well as travel notes from various places. Some focus on lyricism, some focus on reasoning, and most of them are narratives and discussions. They are permeated with the author's deep affection for life, characters and the mountains and rivers of the motherland, and are full of life thinking and positive and optimistic sentiments. Philosophy and poetry are their biggest features. Their elegant style is very popular among young readers, and some are used as college entrance examination questions.

This book is a collection of Xiong Zhaozheng's prefaces and postscripts in the past two or three years. It collects a total of 88 essays and essays by the author, including essays, art talks, and reminiscences. It has sincere feelings, sincere temperament, and moving literary talent. It is worthy of reading by young people who love literature and art, so as to grasp the direction and integrity of literature and art, and learn from the literary and human spirit of the older generation of literati. The publication of this book adds another brick to China's contemporary Renaissance dream.

This book contains more than 80 fine essays by writer and essayist Jiang Zilong. With his novelist's unique perspective and sophisticated artistic skills, he has created a small number of excellent essays that are both strong and soft, and fascinating. The contents include: "A dead tree appears again in the city", "Brother" in 2010", "Folk remedies to cure serious diseases", "Don't be afraid of "taking off"", "No farting", "Bald head" and so on.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is Mr. Lu Xun's well-known collection of reminiscence essays. It relatively completely records his life experience and ideological context from childhood to youth. While shaping some distinctive characters, it also integrates these memories into rational thinking. It is a warm and beneficial read. "Wild Grass" is the only collection of prose poems by Mr. Lu Xun in his creative career, which contains twenty-three prose poems. According to Mr. Lu Xun, these works contain his own philosophy of life throughout his life. The whole book expresses his disappointment and resentment towards reality with tortuous and obscure symbolic techniques. The writing style is profound and timeless, and the imagery is mysterious and beautiful. It is a classic masterpiece in modern Chinese poetry. At the same time, it is also an important material for studying Mr. Lu Xun's thoughts.

"Back View" is Zhu Ziqing's most famous collection of essays. His essay of the same name, "Back View", is a classic retrospective documentary lyrical prose in the history of modern Chinese literature and has been selected into junior high school Chinese textbooks many times. This book includes Zhu Ziqing's representative works such as "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Hurry", and "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lights", as well as his travel notes and essays in Europe and London, as well as his daily essays. These articles are extremely rich in ideological connotation and are classic works that represent the highest achievement of Zhu Ziqing's prose. They are worthy of repeated reading and understanding by generations of young people.

This is the novella volume in "The Collected Works of Jiang Zilong". This volume mainly collects the author's representative works and famous works in different periods. In this volume, the author's writing techniques have changed greatly, and the themes are diverse, such as "Pioneers", "Arclight", "Review", etc. The protagonists also involve all aspects, including doctors, farmers, entrepreneurs, prisoners, etc. It is a great display of modern life and a revelation of various human characteristics.

This book contains the works of Yu Qiuyu, one of the eight major contemporary Chinese prose writers. These proses are rich in content, including the beautiful scenery of the south of the Yangtze River with beautiful scenery, small bridges and flowing water, and scenes of the capital such as small courtyards and small alleys. From the perspective of childhood, he writes about ordinary people's trivial matters, records nostalgia and folk customs, talks about flowers, birds, insects and fish, examines poems and allusions, and improvises his occasional thoughts and narrations. The spiritual temperament and artistic charm of the work exert a strong influence on readers, and they can feel a unique joy of being a little person from Zhongyou.

Yu Qiuyu is both famous and criticized. But when you follow him into the millennium courtyard and touch the millennium context of the ancient Chinese country; when you follow him into the vast desert and point your fingers at the Taoist priests who shed tears in Dunhuang; when you follow him into the depths of Su Dongpo's heart, lamenting that great talents fell at the hands of villains; when you follow him into the back of a dynasty and meditate on the rights and wrongs of three hundred years... You will suddenly realize: Yu Qiuyu's fame is justified!

This book is Mr. Yu Qiuyu's masterpiece of artistic essays. It was published in the late 1980s and has been reprinted many times over the past 20 years, winning Yu Qiuyu great reputation. The writing is very smooth and as enjoyable as a cultural prose. This book is a brief tutorial suitable for the practice of artistic creation. The author uses international aesthetic thinking and his own aesthetic experience as standards to construct a concise, lightweight and rich theoretical framework, allowing readers to understand the deep mysteries of artistic creation without knowing it.

Among Ba Jin's many novels, "The Torrent Trilogy", which consists of three novels: "Home", "Spring" and "Autumn", is the most accomplished and influential work. "The Torrent Trilogy" is set in the Chengdu area of ​​Sichuan in the early 1920s after the May 4th Movement. It describes the history of the collapse of a large feudal family (the Gao family) in the new revolutionary period. The work unfolds the entire family life of a feudal bureaucrat and ruthlessly exposes the decadence of the feudal landlord class and the hypocrisy and cruelty of feudal ethics. "Selected Works of Ba Jin (Volume 3)" is "Autumn" in "The Torrent Trilogy".

This book is a collection of Yu Qiuyu's essays, including "Young People's Reading", "Searching for Cultural Scenes", "The Back of a Dynasty", "Distant Death", "The Last Lesson", "The Last Wisdom of Life" and other articles. This is a book compiled for students. Young students read some literature and learn some writing, not mainly to become writers in the future. When literature is seen as a non-professional life quality, and when writing is seen as an inter-professional social training, they will become truly important. Only in this way can excellent professional writers have a broader acceptance platform.

This book is a series of readings edited by the famous writer Yu Qiuyu. It contains many classic ideological, humanistic and social science articles and has strong reading and collection value. There is great stability in the realm of soul and spirit. There are also flying clouds and unpredictable changes, but you can see the deep starry sky every night. Flowers will bloom and fall there, and time will not stand, but it cannot change the mountains and rivers of the ages. Those Nordic heroes saw the deep starry sky and ancient mountains and rivers in this field and rewrote their lives.

"The Frost-Cold River" is divided into four volumes, with the main content being: Volume One: Warriors, Mid-Autumn Festival, Glass, Fishing, Teachers, Elders; Volume Two: About Friendship, About Reputation, About Rumors, About Jealousy, About Kindness, About Age, and the Last Lesson; Volume Three: The Kidnapper's Paper Tasks, Intelligent Nightmares, Cultural Sensitive Zones, Such Men, The Fable of the Bridge, The Reality of Regret, Components of the Hydrogen Bomb, Wandering Women in Troubled Times, Colorful Questions, Expanding Snowballs, The Wolf in the Heart, Reducing Oneself; Series 4: Replying to Letters under the Lamp, Covering the Book and Meditating, and Swing Frame.

This book is a selection from all the works of Mr. Yu Qiuyu. The whole book is divided into sixteen chapters, which are about the taste of life, personal dignity, etc. All revolve around the theme of "life". Yu Qiuyu added a lot of new content to this book, which is the first time he has published it since he "closed the pen". His writing style and ideological accumulation are obviously different from his previous works. The entire selection of quotations strives to reflect the unique "Yu Qiuyu characteristics".

This is a collection of essays, with the theme of slow life, more than 20 articles selected from the author's old articles, totaling about 130,000 words, divided into four groups, namely "Slowly Walking in China", "Slowly Viewing the World", "Slowly Enjoying the Beauty", and "Slowly Savoring the Floating Life". "Slowly Walking in China" is a cultural essay about Yu Qiuyu's personal inspection of the key sites of Chinese culture; "Slowly Viewing the World" is a travel essay about Yu Qiuyu's exploration of ancient civilization sites in the world such as Rome, Egypt, and Iraq; "Slowly Enjoying the Beauty" is Yu Qiuyu's appreciation of China's three unique cultural masterpieces: Kun Opera, calligraphy and Pu'er tea.

"Stage Philosophy" condenses Yu Qiuyu's academic masterpieces on drama theory. Yu Qiuyu's academic monographs "History of Drama Theory" and "Aesthetic Psychology of Drama" are both masterpieces in the mainland drama theory circle. Open this volume. Yu Qiuyu will take you to Guichi Nuo and Kun Opera, to Guan Hanqing and Tang Xianzu, to Li Yu and Hegel... Read "Autumn Rain Culture" and once again feel the cultural feast and cultural shock brought by Yu Qiuyu. Read "Autumn Rain Culture" and calmly take a panoramic view of Yu Qiuyu's decades of cultural cultivation and development.

The works in this book mainly describe contemporary rural life, face the new contradictions and problems that arise in rural changes, and show the spiritual and material collisions between villagers, cadres, poor people, and rich people from multiple angles, thus portraying vivid characters and revealing colorful rural landscapes. At the same time, the prose records the author's personal young life. When reading, looking back on past events, one can gain a deeper understanding of the author.

Legend has it that it is a pine tree or azalea oil lamp that illuminates the darkness of life. The reason why I don't use other lighting equipment is because it is difficult for people to see the pine tree or azalea oil lamp, so they are closest to the legend. Now, in the places where I once lived, there are also some legends about me. Of course it has to do with literature. Once I am separated from literature there, legends will have no qualifications for me. People always view history more clearly and accurately than reality. Legends also have a historical meaning, but people are particularly emotional about them. For example, the legend about Chen Shimei is actually just a fabrication by a group of jealous villains. Regarding this kind of legend, it should not be called legend but rather rumor.

This is the novella volume in "The Collected Works of Jiang Zilong". This volume mainly collects the author's representative works and famous works in different periods. In this volume, the author's writing techniques have changed greatly, the themes are diverse, and the protagonists are involved in all aspects. It is a great display of modern life and a revelation of various human characteristics.

This is a masterpiece of literature recommended to readers by famous writers Liu Heng, Su Tong, Lao Gui, Ye Zhaoyan and Zhe Fu. In 1997, the famous writer Zhou Meisen won two national awards, the National Book Award and the Five One Project Award, for his novel "The Righteous Way in the World", which describes contemporary life. However, Zhou Meisen's more important artistic achievement is his historical novels. As early as 10 years ago, Comrade Tang Dacheng, a well-known critic and former party secretary of the Chinese Writers Association, pointed out that "Zhou Meisen's historical novels are as bold as Mao Dun's "Midnight"". The famous writer Zhefu said frankly in an article: "Looking at the current literary world, there is no one who can write about the past events of China with Zhou Meisen's penmanship, such a magical artistic feeling that turns decay into magic, and has achieved such magnificent achievements." "Once Upon a Time in China" is an important representative work of Zhou Meisen's historical novels. What was staged were scenes of thrilling past events in China. It is like an ingenious historical lens, opening up a special channel for us to understand Chinese history, allowing us to have an in-depth examination of the life and society of old China without having to go through the fog of history. Although this book tells about old events in China, its people and events make people feel extremely familiar; its wisdom and strategies will benefit you endlessly. This is probably the charm of works of art that deeply touch the human soul! The writing in this book is free and unbridled, the conception is profound and grand, the romance is not vulgar, and the absurdity is not untrue. As soon as the first part came out, a film adaptation contract was signed with the famous director Zhang Yimou. It is a must-read book.

The novel "Destruction" is set in Shanghai, which was stained with "red blood" under the rule of the Beiyang warlords. It describes the depression and struggle of some intellectual youths who were inspired by the new ideological trend of the May Fourth Movement and sought the road to social liberation. What echoes throughout the book is the cry: "Anyone who has ever built his happiness on the pain of others should perish." This is also the theme of the novel. The protagonist Du Daxin has the determination "for the sake of my beloved oppressed compatriots, I am willing to perish." In the end, he heroically sacrificed his life for his "faith."

"Embracing the North: Selected Poems of Xiong Zhaozheng" is an anthology of poems by contemporary Chinese poet Xiong Zhaozheng. The content is divided into three volumes: "I Recommend Xuanyuan with My Blood", "My Five Precepts" and "Embrace the North". Xiong Zhaozheng is a contemporary Chinese poet, writer, and historian. He has been engaged in literary creation for more than 30 years, and has studied Chinese studies and Chinese history for more than 30 years. The author's new poems included in "Embracing the North: Selected Poems of Xiong Zhaozheng" are unique in style and have profound cultural significance.

"Writer's Library Series: Xianlu Talks about Art" is divided into three parts: Roots of Literati, Singers of Autumn, and a River of Culture. It includes prose such as "Nostalgia is a Hasty Visit", "History Carved in Stone", "A Dangerous Person in China Called Li Geng", "I Don't Understand After Reading the Ming Dynasty", "The Unresounding Chu Feng". "Xianlu Tan Yi Lu" is suitable for prose lovers to read.

This book is a selection of Yu Qiuyu's works. Fifty-eight articles were selected from Yu Qiuyu's masterpieces "A Sigh for a Thousand Years" and "Walker Without Borders", and were divided into the following volumes according to the themes of the articles: Banks of the Nile, Lament of the Ganges, Solomon's Pillars, Babylonian Pathos, West Wind Sunset, Temple Inscriptions, Rise and Fall of Ivory, Old Doors in Alleys, Pursuit of Germany, Oxford Fairy Tales, and Slamming Doors. This book almost collects the essence of Yu Qiuyu's historical prose on foreign themes, and it can be called an excellent work in the collection.

Through a true and touching story, this book shows people the tear-jerking deeds of the founder of Anguo Tuberculosis Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Yuncheng City, Shanxi, who dedicated his life to the cause of fighting tuberculosis. The author Jiang Zilong joined the Party in March 1972 and started working in August 1958. He has a technical secondary school degree and is an editor and reviewer. Jiang Zilong is the former vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, chairman of the Tianjin Writers Association, and vice chairman of the Tianjin Federation of Literary and Art Circles. As a famous writer and ambassador of Chinese culture, he has visited more than a dozen countries in Europe, America and Asia.