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This is a collection of essays that describes the beautiful scenery and life fragments in the author's eyes. The author's writing style is simple and natural, without any embellishment. In a simple and unpretentious way, he talks about his understanding and love for the world. The author adheres to the creative concept of "I write by myself", writing not only about natural beauty, but also about expressing his own mood. I hope that through the words I write, I can soothe my soul and return to my spiritual home.

Through five chapters, this book uses prose writing to write about the understanding of life, love (family, friendship, love, things, etc.), The feelings of some people's lives, the feelings of the 56 ethnic minorities that they have come into contact with, and the feelings of Taiwan felt on this side of the strait (Xiamen University), and then return to the rhythm of life in the siege of the city to organize the article. The words are exquisite and the literary talent is brilliant, giving people the beauty of language and thought; the touching and profound ideas, the meaning is meaningful, giving people the beauty of emotion and artistic conception. Packing and organizing the traces and records of several years is a kind of truthful and progressive writing, just like cleaning the container before filling it. I just want to slowly become a simple person in time.

"Aesthetic Power" selects 50 essays and world affairs articles by Mr. Wu Guanzhong on art and aesthetics that have been published in newspapers and periodicals over the years. The first part, "The Power of Beauty," contains 23 essays on art and aesthetics by Mr. Wu Guanzhong; the second part, "Off-Painting Essays", includes 16 essays and essays by Mr. Wu Guanzhong; and the third part, "Recalling the Past," contains Mr. Wu Guanzhong's thoughts while sketching.

This is an essay by the famous writer Feng Jicai recalling the people and events during his "secondment writing" period at the People's Literature Publishing House from 1977 to 1979. The book contains a large number of precious old photos with historical value. The illustrations and appendices, several articles and materials are by no means mere decorations, but indispensable witnesses. These memories in that era were like a distant early spring flood in history. The cold waves would come to the world quickly and carry the unstoppable spring spirit.

Literary Essay. This book belongs to the same series as Feng Jicai's work "Ling Xun" published by our company in 2014. In this series, Feng Jicai recalls the past events of writers he has witnessed and the history of writing works he has personally experienced since the 1960s. "In the Rapids" mainly records the literary and artistic life of the writer in the new era from 1979 to 1988. It expresses the literary spirit of that era through stories about the growth of writers and artists that are familiar to the public today. This book contains many precious old photos of great historical value.

The author, Manmei, is a popular respondent and writer with a background in botany, but she was also a patient with severe depression. Because she did not know her condition, she almost committed suicide by cutting her wrists. After being diagnosed with depression, she was admitted to the hospital for treatment. She saw all kinds of patients around her and saw all kinds of life in the ward. Through treatment, Manmei finally recovered her health. This time she mustered up the courage to re-examine this difficult experience. Some of the clips she mentioned on Weibo and Zhihu aroused the attention and resonance of many people. It is accompanied by illustrations drawn by the author himself, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of depression and patients with depression.

"The Most Profound Penniless Man" is one of the "San Zhongwen Series" of our society. It contains more than ten essays and literary essays by the author Zhao Lihong, which mainly focus on female images in Western literature and myths and legends. The legendary women such as Ophelia, Eurydice, and Shadome are like echoes and reflections in the article, making people gaze and feel beauty.

In this collection of essays, the author adopts a lyrical writing style and passionately eulogizes the great achievements of the rapid development of people's health in the new era of socialism. He introduces the advanced models and advanced experiences of saving lives and healing the wounded in Qilu. He praises the angels in white who work tirelessly and hard on the frontline of medical care and expresses his noble humanism and humanitarian sentiments.

"Amnesia and Memory: Zhang Xiaogang's Letters (1981-1996)" selects the letters exchanged between Zhang Xiaogang and representatives of the contemporary art world from 1981 to 1996. The book provides a clear case of the personal growth of an iconic contemporary Chinese artist in the context of social change, as well as the mutual support and mutual support of a group of southwestern artists in times of confusion and confusion. Their unique artistic spirit and artistic pursuits reflect the gradual change of China's contemporary art creation environment. In addition to a large number of texts published for the first time, the book also contains a certain number of correspondence manuscripts, works, and some precious historical photos and other picture materials. It has important documentary value and collection value for the study of contemporary artists such as Zhang Xiaogang and the history of contemporary Chinese art.

"The Solar Terms of Life" is titled "The Solar Terms of Life" and uses the numbers of the twenty-four solar terms to express the unchanging joys and sorrows of life in the changes of ancient and modern times. The flow of time and space is endless, and there is the eternal sigh of "life is endless from generation to generation." And the short journey of life has repetitions of each other, and unique adventures. The article is written in this gap between constancy and change. Ordinary bits and pieces of knowledge can also be accumulated into experience. Life is made up of countless trivial details. Even if you are a long-distance traveler, casually collecting grass and flowers on the roadside can be regarded as a souvenir worth celebrating. The lovely thing about life is that there are often small touches.

This book is divided into six parts: encounters, time, old city, nostalgia, attachment, and thoughts. It records the author's journey and thoughts while traveling in Bashu, Northeast, Jiangnan, and South China in recent years. Traveling in a hurry, the original intention is still intact. The author carries love and dreams, running around, but never wandering. He firmly believes that the heart has sunshine and dreams, its own warmth and strength, and its own beauty and scenery. The narration not only depicts the beautiful youth and time, but also sings the warm love and family affection, and contains the wisdom of cherishing time and the people around you.

A professor who is the best storyteller in the circle of friends, using philosophical thinking to tell the most life-like stories. It is profound and simple, philosophical, shocking, and beautifully written. The author has read all the poems and books in the world just to tell every story well. In his writing, the loneliness and loneliness of life are also extremely beautiful and poetic. Every article is thought-provoking and every word is filled with beauty.

This book is a collection of personal essays, mainly based on the author's personal experience, describing his thoughts on life, life, the present and the passing culture. The manuscript includes three parts: "It's been a long time", "Still water runs deep" and "Snow and mud claws". The manuscript has beautiful language, rigorous structure, and profound meaning. It fully considers the readers' reading needs and life perceptions, and covers themes such as family, friendship, life, and culture. The author combines his own life experience and life perceptions to express true and deep emotions. It is of great enlightenment and is highly readable.

Chen Danyan spent 20 years writing exclusive stories from museums around the world! Everyone feels that they have a bad memory, but human beings are really an animal that refuses to forget. He has lived day and night for thousands of years, generation after generation, and his most important spiritual life has been carefully preserved and stored in the best room. Not only should they be preserved, but they should also be seen by people who come after them, and they should also be illuminated with the calmest light. This is what museums and memorials now dot around the world. Human beings have a constant sense of shame buried in their hearts from generation to generation, which is the shame of forgetfulness and ignorance. Therefore, people who travel to a place usually dare not not visit the local museum, and dare not not hold their breath and walk slowly in the room where the past lives, look at the appearance of the past events one by one, and let them live in their hearts. But how do humans remember their own glory and shame? What kind of unspeakable secrets are hidden in my heart about the past?

The most beautiful scene when she was a child was her grandmother holding her little hand, crossing the wooden threshold, and walking in the countryside in the early morning. Along the way there is dew, white mist, and the afterglow of the morning. It would be great if it could always be like this, with old friends all here, everything as beautiful as picturesque, and everything as clear as water. In fact, the most beautiful scenery is not far away, but only in the past. The empty mountain people have gone far away, and the plum blossoms have fallen when they look back. The reclusive talented girl Bai Luomei reminisces about her childhood, past events, old friends, and places! Picturesque landscapes, smokey houses, erratic worldly affairs, deep nostalgia, a past that cannot be returned, and endless sighs of passing years.

It was a dynasty in which one word could be exchanged for a jug of wine, and one word could be exchanged for a city. How many elegant scholars and stunning beauties were in the Spring Breeze Pavilion of the Song Dynasty, making wine with apricot blossoms and making tea with pine needles, writing impromptu lyrics, and keeping their years in order. Song poetry is clear and graceful, romantic and sentimental, and the beautiful sentences are full of sadness, which can never be wiped away. Although the author and Song Ci are separated by thousands of years of time and space, they have an ever-lasting love relationship. The Song Dynasty's golden war and iron horses, and the beauty's longing for the king, are beautifully interpreted in Bai Luomei's pen. Together with Bai Luomei, I lived in a quiet room, cooked tea and listened to the rain. In a volume of Song poetry, I forgot about the scenery of the world.

He was born into a wealthy family. He was the son of Nalan Mingzhu, a powerful official in the Qing Dynasty. He was Kangxi's imperial bodyguard and the most talented person in the Qing Dynasty. He was called "Master Nalan" by future generations, and his "Drinking Water Ci" was sung by every family. However, every family is competing to sing Nalan's lyrics. How many people know about Nalan's thoughts? In his short life of thirty-one years, due to the loss of his lover and frustration in life, he wrote more than 300 fresh, refined and sentimental poems with tears in his eyes. He wrote all the sentimentality of love and the shortcomings of life, thus touching countless people and being praised by later generations. This book takes time as the axis, combines stories and poetry interpretation, and uses soft writing to narrate the legendary and poignant life of Nalan Rongruona, the first poet in the early Qing Dynasty. Time flies, open this book, let us pursue the real Nalan Rongruo together.

In China, Peking University and Tsinghua University are well-known institutions of higher learning. Peking University began as the Capital University founded by the reformists during the Reform Movement of 1898. In the 1920s, it brought together almost the entire intellectual elite in China. The "Peking University Spirit" in a sense represents a certain spirit of modern Chinese intellectuals. Tsinghua University was originally a preparatory school for studying in the United States built with the Boxer Indemnity money. After the struggle and construction of successive presidents, it finally became an independent university. Tsinghua University implements the educational philosophy of "general knowledge first, specialized knowledge last", requiring students to have extensive knowledge in nature, society, and humanities. It can be said that since their establishment in the late Qing Dynasty, these two universities have profoundly influenced Chinese society and shaped China's modern history. This book starts from the Red Chamber of Peking University and the Gongzi Hall of Tsinghua University, covering the student movement during the Republic of China, the turbulent Southwest Alliance during the All-out Anti-Japanese War, and the game of various forces during the Civil War. There are masters and students in the story. No matter in what period, scholars from Peking University and Tsinghua University have contributed to the survival of the country and the development of the nation with their insight and the spirit of taking the world as their own responsibility.

This is a collection of a Chinese who came to study in the UK and lived in three places (London, Taipei, and Hong Kong). The life of a graduate student is boring and lonely, so reading should not and cannot be the only way to study. In the past few years, I have been living in a rented "island room" in a different place, spending most of my time in the British Library, the Royal Concert Hall, the Premier League stadium, Charing Cross Bookstore, and whiskey tavern.

An ordinary reader, with a simple mood, made a year-round reading among ordinary reading materials starting from the year of the Revolution of 1911. Hundreds of reading materials and thousands of short essays in and out of books over the past century have gradually gathered into annual rings on paper. The books in the "wheel" include famous works, such as "Tolerance" and "Fu Lei Family Letters", as well as teaching materials and textbooks; there are politics, such as the writings of Mao and Deng, and economics; there are wars, such as "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich", and there are peace; there are praises, such as "China", and there are criticisms, such as "Entertaining to Death"; there are people "New Self-cultivation" in the early years of the Republic of China, and the newly published "Desolate Collection"... Are eclectic and read as the situation arises, like the growth of the year, irregular, but natural, truly reflecting the civilian nature of reading, as the author said in the preface, "it is not difficult for everyone who has read books and written compositions." The text in the book is simple, the historical materials are rich, and the stories are exciting at times. The books and shadows are unique, rich in meaning and long-lasting in flavor.

"Song of Attacking the Soil" faithfully records the affectionate high school years of a writer as a girl and her best friend. They are not engaged in production, they only know joy and sorrow, but their ambitions are blown by the wind, and their journey is not determined. This "Song of Attacking Soil" begins with Xiao Xia and Carlo, who were sixteen or seventeen years old, walking on Xinsheng South Road next to National Taiwan University, and ends on July 1, 1976, when Xiao Xia rushes to Jieshou Road for the university entrance examination. Looking back today, can the arrogant and domineering youthful rants and big dreams, and even the girl's childlike words, come back again? High school life is always worth remembering, and youth can only be written sincerely.

"Memory of Hutong" is a collection of articles mainly composed of Liu Xuanguo's essays published in the "Deep Hutong" column of "Xinhua Daily Telegraph". The text and pictures record walks, visits, and research on the history, current situation, and trend of Beijing's Hutongs and architecture, discover the cultural implications behind their changes, and think about and explore the development and future of Chinese culture, education, religion, politics, and society. There are 41 articles in the collection, which are divided into four parts: "former residences of celebrities deep in the alley", "cultural and educational remains deep in the alley", "political and social smoke and clouds deep in the alley", and "memory of the city deep in the alley". Each article is allocated two to five photos.

The decorated paper is called "flower paper". There is a sentence in the preface of "Xin Yong of Wangtai" compiled by Xu Ling of the Southern Dynasties: "Five-color flower paper, paper from Hebei and Jiaodong". Huajian should have originated from the homemade flower paper written by Xue Tao, a female poet in the Mid-Tang Dynasty. More than 1,300 years ago, in the boudoir of the mountain pavilion, burning incense and bathing her hands, the female poet Xue Tao created a kind of pink paper, which became the brand of Xue Tao's paper. Therefore, the reputation of her flower notes is much higher than that of her poems. Later, literati of various dynasties or paper shops and workshops produced various kinds of flower paper, mostly based on the calligraphy and painting of famous people, which looked very elegant and precious. Tea poems were more common among the ancients when they wrote about drinks, but of course they are not as good as wine poems. It was not until the Tang Dynasty that literati and officials gradually became fond of drinking tea. Especially in the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were gradually more poems about tea. This book selects 36 tea people's stories and explores the stories behind the familiar ancients such as Lu Yu, Bai Juyi and Wang Wei about their encounter with tea. The author's handwritten 36 tea poems on flower paper and dozens of paintings by famous artists vividly reproduce the elegant life of traditional literati.

This is a collection of essays on ideal life. The broad bean petals have black spots, like leering eyes; the pea flowers are small and white, like flying little butterflies; the radish flowers are small and white, so simple that they are easy to ignore... The wheat seedlings that have not had time to pay attention grow up without paying attention, just like the flowers blooming in the fields, which have not bloomed a few days ago, but seem to bear fruit in the blink of an eye. This book is nothing more than writing about such small days-things in the kitchen, walking among flowers, old times, and getting by. Beautiful scenery, nothing more than that.

"Zong Pu's Prose" contains 48 representative works of Zong Pu's prose, divided into four series. The first volume, "Shadows of Lake Towers", collects articles related to the author's sightseeing in mountains and rivers and the scenery of Yanyuan; the second volume, "Twenty-Four Flower Letters", collects articles related to the author's singing of flowers and trees and sighing about time; the third volume, "Clouds in the Blue Sky", mainly collects the author's past events in the romantic house; the fourth volume, "The Sound of Iron Xiaos", mainly recalls parents, brothers and deceased writers. Whether describing scenes, chanting objects, recording events, or remembering people, Zong Pu's words are implicit, meaningful, yet broad and profound.

Ten years ago, Li Ge had a daughter. He was nicknamed Pippi after the "Pippi Longstocking" who was not afraid of the sky or the earth. From then on, her life slowly changed from "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" to "Everything Sticks to Him". The woman who could travel alone without saying hello disappeared. This book is about this transformation. In the book, she writes about her daughter Pippi, a little girl who loves birds, nature and painting, showing her agility and sensitivity; she writes about her mother, who is virtuous and loves her family, cherishes things and people, and is a gentle companion; she writes about her girlfriends who are mothers, each with her own unique attitude and excitement. Against the background of Pippi's paintings and handicrafts that only children can create, Li Ge's words seem to be different.

This article collects more than 100 prose works written by the author in recent years, divided into nine series, namely "Reflections on Hometown", "Reading People with Taste", "Viewing the World through Children's Eyes", "Touching Reality", "Philosophical Thoughts", "Reading Insights", "Listening to the Wind Abroad", "Xuncheng Scenery" and "Talking about Education". The article describes the ups and downs of the author's growth, sadness and joy, frustration and success, showing readers a strong and excellent female image.

"Love in the Bamboo Garden" is to welcome the 25th anniversary of Zhuyuan Primary School in Pudong New District, Shanghai. Every teacher of the school looks back and looks forward to the development of the school. Through the expression of poetry and prose, he writes about his deep love for Zhuyuan with his truest emotions, and edits the collection of essays "Love in the Bamboo Garden" to present a precious gift for the school's 25th anniversary.

The book "Returning to Hometown" in the "Nostalgia Collection" series is divided into four parts: "Memories of Hometown", "Memories of Hometown Scenery", "Memories of Relatives and Friends" and "Memories of Hometown". There are 53 articles in total, which respectively describe the author's memories of his hometown, the beauty of his hometown in four seasons, his old friends in his hometown and the author's praise of his hometown. The author is good at recording things truthfully, and his words are simple and true. Readers can feel his simple and warm emotions for his hometown between the lines. We emphasize the protection of China's traditional culture, and there is nostalgia in traditional culture. Nostalgia is a unique complex of Chinese people's love and nostalgia for their hometown. It is a beautiful and natural cultural concept. The more society changes and the more impetuous it becomes, the more precious this complex becomes. Nostalgia is also a sense of root-seeking. Remembering nostalgia, remembering beautiful childhood, and remembering beautiful yearnings is to remember our roots.

This book was written in 1962 as a column written by the author for Hong Kong's "Cycle Daily". At that time, overseas people were very alienated from the situation in Shanghai. Some young Chinese did not even know where Shanghai was, and called mainlanders outside Guangdong "Shanghaiese". Although the author is not a Shanghainese, he has lived in Shanghai for more than 20 years since arriving in Shanghai in the early 1920s. He also visited the new post-liberation Shanghai many times in the early 1950s. I have not only seen Shanghai, which is called the "adventurer's paradise" by foreigners, but also served on the front line of fire to defend Shanghai during the "August 13" Songhu War. I have also seen with my own eyes the changes in Shanghai after the people took over. He introduced the Spring and Autumn Period of Shanghai to overseas people with his personal experience and detailed historical materials.

This book is a collection of prose works published in the People's Daily supplement over the past 70 years. The manuscript selects outstanding famous prose pieces from the People's Daily since its establishment 70 years ago, and compiles them into volumes in annual order for the enjoyment of readers. Among them, there are many classic prose works by famous writers, as well as famous works by newcomers in the literary world. Their splendid articles and elegant literary talents have both scholarly atmosphere and historical and cultural heritage. This book not only shows the atmosphere and style of the People's Daily supplement prose over the past 70 years, it is also a history of humanistic and social changes in the development of the times.

Pan Yongxiang's selected essays include Pan Yongxiang's classic essays: Listen to Yourself, Reeds Flowing Over Heaven, My 1977, Where in Life Is Not Sunshine, etc.

This book is a collection of autobiographical essays by writer and scholar Yan Lieshan. It contains more than thirty of his essays, which are divided into parts about his hometown, his academic journey, his career, the world, and his mental journey. It can generally show the author's life course and spiritual outlook as an influential intellectual. This book can be read as a growth history of contemporary Chinese intellectuals.

This book is a collection of essays written by modern Chinese literature scholar Chen Shuyu. He uses the delicacy of a scholar and the feelings of a writer to express his interactions with literati and his memories of some deceased literati. There are many touching details and anecdotes in it. It is a collection of essays that has both historical value and literary beauty.

"Kun Opera Diary" records the daily activities of the Beijing Kun Opera Study Society since its establishment. It records the support of many social and cultural celebrities for the inheritance of Kun Opera since 1956, including the unremitting efforts of the Ministry of Culture, the Cultural Affairs Bureau and various theater troupes for the cause of Kun Opera. It also records the persistence of opera fans at home and abroad for the cause of Kun Opera. It is rich in content and full of historical materials. It is a rare must-have book for all those who study, love and support Kun Opera.

One of the Sower series. Based on the spiritual construction of the writer's subject, this book systematically sorts out the main spiritual context of the development of contemporary Chinese literature from the perspective of literary trends of thought, analyzes the causes, processes, characteristics, significance and limitations of the formation of various literary trends of thought in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, and demonstrates the internal logical structure of the development of contemporary Chinese literature and the reasons for its changes. This book extensively absorbs the latest academic achievements of Chinese and foreign scholars, has a relatively broad academic vision and rich information, and is an important supplement to the history of contemporary Chinese literature.

As a well-known documentary producer and director, the author is also a critic with rich experience and considerable ideological depth. In this book, he puts his long-term experience and insights into documentaries into words. He hopes that his documentary and his thinking about human society can serve as a fulcrum to mobilize people's attention to society and promote the pace of social reform. The whole book is full of positive energy and positivity.

This book is mainly based on essays and appreciation articles on the style and poetry of the Wei and Jin Dynasties that the author published in his early years, and is both readable and academic. According to the content, it is roughly divided into five chapters: 1. Zhuangzi and the Xuansi of the Wei and Jin Dynasties; 2. From Ruan Ji to Tao Yuanming; 3. The lingering charm of the Tang and Song Dynasties; 4. The love of the bright moon sends the breeze; 5. The pleasant landscape poetry and history.

This book is a collection of essays written by the writer Zi Jin in recent years. She has rich life experience and has been reading and writing diligently for decades. This book is mainly composed of two parts: "I read" and "I write". The former is mainly the author's insights and comments on the literary works he has read for many years, while the latter mainly writes about his thoughts on time, life, love, etc., With both speculation and literary talent. It is a beautiful collection of essays.

The traces of intellectuals over the past century record the academic style and personality of an era before the "remaining sound" fades away. The turbulence of the country and the nation threw all scholars into the huge waves and tore the minds of intellectuals of that era into pieces. In these scholars, we can see the paradox of the times, the changes in trends and the turbulence of ideas. The academic style and personality of an era seem to gradually disappear in the dark fog. Academics and ideas are stimulating each other, knowledge and politics are entangled with each other, and reason and emotion are wrestling with each other. Although it is said that the lingering sound can last for "three days", but what about after "three days"? The lingering sound may become a dead sound and will always drift away. This book contains Professor Ge Zhaoguang's essays in memory of 16 deceased scholars since the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. Some of these people have been integrated into the arteries of history, while others have become forgotten undercurrents. The author reviews their experiences, explores the "changes" and "unchangedness" of their knowledge, thoughts, and beliefs, and captures the subtle struggle and integration between intellectual history and academic history, eras, and individuals.

This collection of essays is one of the "Prose Essay Collections" of our society. From the perspective of a poet and immigrant, the author conveys the southern life experience and middle-aged conditions. The work has a broad vision, but is always rooted in the heart. It is full of the power of "poetry and thought" to stir up and merge into one, allowing its words to break away from regional and personal barriers and reach the vast and complex human nature. The writing is painful and full of reading pleasure. It is a book of "poet's spiritual geography".

This collection of poems contains more than 140 fine works written by the author over the years, mostly describing nature or small details in life. Flowers, birds, insects, fish, wind, rain, sunshine, mountains and rivers, people and things in life, reflections and insights in life, and the emotions generated by the collision between people and between people and nature are all the objects of the author's creation. Reading this book can give people a feeling of warmth, comfort, tranquility and beauty.

"Maintenance on Wall Street" is a collection of prose essays, including "Tasting Fragrances and Appreciating Herbs from Foreign Lands", "Feelings of Family and Country", "Ode to the Floating World" and "Seeing the Creation of Novel". It mainly collects the author's experiences in a foreign country and the resulting understanding of cultural differences. At the same time, the author also expresses his own opinions on related issues based on his own position, which has certain reference value.

"The Zebra in the Heart" is one of our company's "Sanzhong Books". It contains more than ten essays and essays by the author Xanthella, covering traditional culture, social real life, and the world's human nature, etc. It has strong aesthetic value and revealing significance. The writing style of the work is calm and concise, showing the author's profound and meticulous observation and thinking about real life and his recollection of traditional culture.

"Grandma's House" is a collection of essays about rural society in the 1980s. It recreates the old days of a southern town called Yantou Town, records the author's youth growth, and expresses the nostalgia for the hometown and the touching love between grandparents and grandchildren who have left home. Past events in the countryside, childhood images, memories of growing up, and the customs on the road... The author's free and straightforward narration shines with poetic light. He makes a delicate and profound description of the ethics, economic activities, folk beliefs, and traditional customs of southern China's towns and villages, with poetic quality and humanistic sentiments.

This is a collection of essays. Writer Feng Jicai wrote about his journey since the 1990s when he devoted himself to the protection of folk cultural heritage. Feng Jicai regards protecting folk culture and traditional culture as his bounden duty in terms of emotion and mission. From the initial spontaneous action to the later active investment, Feng Jicai never left his identity and position as a writer. This position is not only an ideological position, but also carries a strong emotion. The specific stories of protecting folk cultural heritage reflect his cultural sensitivity and awareness, responsibility and responsibility as an intellectual.

The author Hangyu was Lu Yao's colleague and friend. In the last two years of Lu Yao's life, he accompanied and cared for Lu Yao like a relative and brother, and became Lu Yao's only support in the end. The book not only records Lu Yao's complex emotions after winning the first prize, but also comprehensively describes Lu Yao's unknown stories in his last days, such as compiling anthologies, fighting against illness, encountering family breakups, etc. It also delicately and truly presents Lu Yao's complex emotions of longing for life and bravely fighting for life. The author Hangyu's writing style is delicate, the description is vivid, smooth and natural, and the words are full of true feelings.

This is a collection of essays that records the writer Feng Jicai's bits and pieces of memories about writing, life, and reality, and tells his life experience from being a painter to becoming a writer. This collection of essays contains the author's family and family stories, as well as Feng Jicai's own growth, love and other past events in his youth. The writing is humorous, fluent and natural, plain yet touching, and full of power to read.

I always feel that poetry and philosophy are fragmented, intermittent, and bright and dim. There are more than 27,000 lines of poetic drama, and logical works with overlapping peaks and ridges. Goethe and Hegel did not feel tired after finishing them, but they were already exhausted and clueless just thinking about them. Montaigne said nothing about the system, and Nietzsche pointed out that the structural system is dishonest. These two statements make people smile. Although being honest is also a big problem, everyone has his own way of playing the game, but only respectful, respectful, and common people are just players. I have followed Gong and Dangdang to this day, otherwise there would be no need for literature.

This book is Xu Zhiyuan's masterpiece in his early years and has been selling well for nearly twenty years. The chapters in the book are the reading thoughts and reading notes written by the author in places such as Starbucks cafes and the boys' dormitory on the Peking University campus. They are full of young people's yearning for human civilization and the brilliance of integrating into the great soul. At the same time, facing a rich and monotonous society, he analyzed his own heart again and again, determined the distance between ideals and reality, and searched for his own historical coordinates. The book shows the insistence on personal uniqueness and the vigilance against the closed and self-indulgent small world, which is quite inspiring to the younger generation.