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No matter how depressing life is, please move forward with a smile. Laughter is not silly joy, not forced, but a kind of transcendence of resentment, a kind of sudden enlightenment after going through vicissitudes of life. I know all the ups and downs of life, all the entanglements and calculations, all the sorrows and sorrows. Beyond this level, look at the world with a transcendent level of perspective, be a simple person, and live happily from the bottom of your heart. This is a very open-minded mind, a transcendent attitude and wisdom.

If a person has the ability to find happiness in the hardships, ugliness, and mundane life, is elegant in appearance, humorous, and indifferent to the world, then he must be a person with a rich heart who knows how to live and understands life, and also a person with a strong heart. This book specially collects 46 of Liang Shiqiu's classic prose masterpieces, including rare articles, which perfectly restore Liang Shiqiu's most beautiful and true life interests. Eat some delicious food, drink a cup of tea, read a good book... Grow flowers and grass, paint and recite poems, Mr. Wang makes his ordinary life interesting, flavorful and beautiful. And he conveyed his love for life word by word - the true meaning of life is to feel the trivial details of fireworks and mundane life with your heart. Life is too short and there is no time for regrets. You can stay lonely and enjoy peace and quiet. Don't be impetuous, don't be in a hurry. May you live up to yourself and the years, move forward with a smile, and turn every ordinary day into a flower.

My life may not have pleased me, so I created a life. This book contains 52 of Liang Shiqiu's classic works, including "Sports", "Birds", "The White Cat Prince", and "Short Notes of Fragrances", including rare articles. Liang Shiqiu's life was full of wanderings and ups and downs, but he was neither discouraged nor resentful, fearless, content with the present, maintained his innocence, found poetry in the fireworks of the world, and settled his life in firewood, rice, oil and salt. The book is divided into five parts, namely taste: holding the moon, listening to the wind, and looking at the world indifferently; interest: I am not happy now, and the years are running fast; them: mountains and rivers are not important, but meeting close friends is important; food: fireworks in the world are the most soothing; art: living life into poetry. That is, having peace of mind, having fun, having love, having taste, and having beauty are the full expression of Mr. Liang Shiqiu's inner spirit and life aspirations. Plainness is true, simplicity is the most beautiful. In the complicated world, let your heart calm down, return to the simple and peaceful days, and enjoy the light joy of the pure years. A bowl of rice, a cup of tea, enjoying the infinite joy of life, all kinds of beauty. This book aims to convey Mr. Liang Shiqiu's life attitude to readers and the "longing for days" presented to those who come after him, leading readers upward, onto the road of life, and feel the beauty of words, life, and life.

This book is a joint collection of couplets written by Mr. Yu Qiuyu in recent years. Couplet is the "spiritual lintel" displayed on the house. It is only two lines of text. It needs to be poetic and easy to understand. Different viewers can happily understand a life sentiment at a glance. The book is divided into two parts. The main part contains 40 couplets inscribed by Teacher Yu in recent years, all of which are written by Teacher Yu himself. The appendix contains several classical poems and historical monuments written by Teacher Yu. Couplets are a particularly concise literary form of Chinese culture, and they are also the aesthetic heritage of the culture. Teacher Yu's poems and calligraphy are often cited as ink, and the accumulation is profound, so the book was created. Many young people regard couplets as original mottos and mottos. They hope that they can use the couplets in the book and use their artistic vision to regard them as a modern version of Eastern aesthetics and continue it for a long time.

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "The Interest of Winter" collects prose works describing winter by Lao She, Yu Dafu, Zhang Henshui, Zhu Ziqing, and Xiao Hong, including "Winter Scenery in the South of the Yangtze River", "Winter in the Hulan River", "Listening to the Crows Sighing the Sunset", "Every Guest Misses Home When the Wind Comes", "Winter in Jinan", "Ice and Snow North Sea", and "Winter".

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "The Color of Spring" collects prose works describing spring by Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, and Zhang Henshui, including "Spring Breeze", "Spring", "Spring of Daming Lake", "Spring in Peiping", and "Remembering Guangzhou in Spring".

"Essays on Literature" is divided into two volumes, and this book is the first volume. The book not only contains Zhao Shuli's relevant letters and autobiography, but also compiles Zhao Shuli's speeches and conversation records on different occasions. This book maintains the original appearance of first-hand information and returns to the historical flow, allowing readers to understand Zhao Shuli's growth and experience and feel the innocence that Zhao Shuli exudes.

"Essays on Literature" is divided into two volumes, and this book is the second volume. The book not only contains Zhao Shuli's relevant letters and autobiography, but also compiles Zhao Shuli's speeches and conversation records on different occasions. This book maintains the original appearance of first-hand information and returns to the historical flow, allowing readers to understand Zhao Shuli's growth and experience and feel the innocence that Zhao Shuli exudes.

[Cai Lam personally teaches how to make friends, and talks about interesting stories about his interactions with Jin Yong, Ni Kuang, Jackie Chan, Stephen Chow and other friends! ]This book is a collection of Mr. Chua Lam's essays about making friends. It selects articles about his interactions with Jin Yong, Ni Kuang, Chung Chu-hong, Jackie Chan, Sammo Hung and other friends, allowing readers to understand the interesting stories of Mr. Chua Lam's interactions with his friends. In addition, it allows readers to understand contemporary celebrities from a new perspective. The author's description of the characters is extremely clever and brilliant. From this book, readers can not only appreciate Mr. Cai Lan's open-minded and tolerant character and interesting soul, but also learn his masterful way of making friends.

This book is a collection of selected essays by literary master Liang Shiqiu. Focusing on the theme of "Business brings gain, leisure brings fun", this book selects Liang Shiqiu's content on leisure, elegance, and thoughts on time and the value of life, with a total of 40 life essays. This book is divided into three chapters: "Be mindful of one thing and enjoy it", "Leisure and fun are life" and "A clear heart brings joy everywhere." Liang Shiqiu's writing is humorous and transparent, with content and values ​​close to contemporary life, and full of a free and easy attitude towards life. I hope to convey to users Liang Shiqiu's philosophy of life: "The highest ideal of mankind should be that everyone has leisure, leisure to do human work and enjoy human life." This book was selected by Professor Liang Yong'an of the Chinese Department of Fudan University and wrote a 4,700-word introduction. It interprets and analyzes Liang Shiqiu's literary value and reading value in contemporary life, helping users better understand the content of the book. This book uses the works of cartoonist Lin Dihuan as the cover and interior illustrations to increase reading interest.

"Human Grass" is the most representative title of Wang Zengqi's prose. This book contains a total of 31 essays by Wang Zengqi about the interest in life, about 85,000 words. The book is selected by Professor Liang Yongan and is divided into two parts: the first part, "Plants and Trees in the World," contains 15 of Mr. Wang's masterpieces about plants and food; the second part, "My World," contains Mr. Wang's self-reported recollections and 16 essays about his hobbies. Wang Zengqi has been optimistic and optimistic throughout his life. Although he has experienced ups and downs, he has been able to take things easy and face them calmly. He is deeply aware of the hustle and bustle of modern social life, and uses calm and simple words to outline the beauty of trivial daily life. He has a wide range of hobbies, including gourmet food. His works are full of true love for life: eating a good meal, reading a good book, looking at a good flower, admiring a good scenery... Discover the beauty of the world in ordinary life and love the real world. This book was selected by Professor Liang Yong'an from the Chinese Department of Fudan University and wrote a 4,500-word introduction. He interprets and analyzes Wang Zengqi's literary value and reading value in contemporary life, helping users better understand the content of this book. This book uses the works of cartoonist Lin Dihuan as the cover and interior illustrations to increase reading interest.

The beginning of Norse mythology entering China! More than 90 years ago, the cultural treasure of Nordic mythology was first introduced into the country by Mr. Mao Dun, and the towering mountains of world mythology have since taken root. After the baptism of time, it looks like new, influencing many scholars in later generations. Mr. Mao Dun introduced the personality traits and functions of the Nordic gods in a vivid way, and narrated many interesting stories that happened to them. A majestic picture of the world of ice and fire unfolded. At the same time, Mr. Mao Dun analyzed and traced the origin of myths based on the background of the times, historical factors, and geographical environment, providing academically innovative perspectives. As my country's first classic to introduce and study Nordic mythology, it still has strong vitality and is also of pioneering significance in the fields of comparative literature and world literature research in my country.

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "Animal City" collects prose works about animal descriptions by Lao She and Zheng Zhenduo, including "Cat City", "Cats", "Our Cats", "Englishmen and Cats and Dogs", and "Sparrows".

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "Lao She Teaches You to Write Characters" collects Lao She's prose works on character description, including "Four Gentlemen", "Master Zongyue", "Mourning to Mr. Xu Dishan", "My Mother" and other works.

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "The Green of the Plum Rain Pond" collects prose works about scenery descriptions by Zhu Ziqing, Xiao Hong, and Zhou Zuoren, including "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Zha Cai Pu", "Traces of Wenzhou", "Big Mud Puddle in East Erdao Street", "Fire Clouds", and "Bitter Rain".

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "Social Opera and River Lanterns in Folk Customs" collects prose works by Xiao Hong and Lu Xun about the description of social opera and river lanterns, including "April 18th Empress Temple Meeting", "Tie Cai Pu", "Dance of the Great God", "Laying River Lanterns" and "Social Opera".

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "The Meaning of Autumn" contains prose works describing autumn by Lao She, Yu Dafu, and Zhang Henshui, including "Autumn in Jinan", "Yellow Leaves at Tiananmen", and "Autumn in the Old Capital".

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "Looking Up to See Joy in the New Year" collects prose works by Lao She and Zhu Ziqing describing the taste of the New Year, including "Spring Festival in Beijing", "New Year's Drunk Talk", "Looking Up to See Joy", and "New Year's Story".

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "Ode to Summer" contains prose works describing summer by Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, and Zhang Henshui, including "Yanju Xia Yijia", "Summer in Yangzhou", "Summer Break", "Summer Escape", and "Under the Scorching Sun and Heavy Rain".

"Learning Writing from Masters Series" is a series of books specially edited for teenagers. It selects works suitable for teenagers to read from the "treasure trove" of modern literary masters, and guides children to swim in the ocean of literature and absorb nutrients from the spiritual world of the masters. "Mid-Autumn Night with the Moon Full of Stars" contains prose works describing the Mid-Autumn Festival by Zhou Zuoren, Lao She, and Zhu Ziqing, including "The Moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival", "Master Rabbit", and "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond".

"All Things Lovely Series" is a series of books specially edited for young people's writing. It includes many of Lao She's well-known works and guides young people to improve their writing skills step by step. "All Things Lovely Series: Places and Folklore in Lao She's Writings" includes works such as "Appreciation of Baotu Spring", "Diagram of Jinan", "Lovely Chengdu" and other works.

"All Things Lovely Series" is a series of books specially edited for young people's writing. It contains many well-known works by Lao She and guides young people to improve their writing skills step by step, allowing children to swim in the ocean of literature. "All Things Lovely Series: Animals in Lao She's Works" includes works such as "Cats", "Little Animals", "Ghosts and Foxes".

"All Things Lovely Series" is a series of books specially edited for young people's writing. It includes many of Lao She's well-known works and guides young people to improve their writing skills and let them swim in the ocean of literature. "All Things Lovely Series: The Four Seasons in Lao She's Writings" includes works such as "Spring Breeze", "Spring in Daming Lake", "Remembering Guangzhou in Spring", etc.

"Culture does not create people, people create culture." "I have made a choice and will no longer feel guilty about my femininity." In 2012, Adichie was invited by TED to give a speech on feminism, which quickly became popular around the world. "We Should All Be Feminists" is a revised version of this speech. Are feminists unhappy people? A man hater? People who don't like wearing lip gloss and high heels? Starting from her own experience, Adichie corrected some of the stereotypes carried by the word "feminist"; she used a feminist perspective to cut into the life we ​​are accustomed to and tell the common difficulties encountered by women; she borrowed a series of short stories she had personally experienced and witnessed in Nigeria and the United States to highlight the gender bias in the culture and inspire people to work together to build a more gender-equal future.

"The Myth of Sisyphus" is a collection of philosophical essays by Camus. The book is divided into three parts and conducts in-depth philosophical discussions on absurdity, suicide and other philosophical issues. In addition, the book includes a comprehensive chronology of Camus's life and creation, a special preface by Camus to the American edition, and a special supplement of "Hope and Absurdity in the Works of Franz Kafka" from 1943. The whole book expresses that after facing the absurdity of life, Camus was determined not to turn to external gods or fall into complete despair. He wanted to find happiness from life itself and within.

"Snow Country" is one of Kawabata Yasunari's Nobel Prize-winning works. Youth Island Village went to the snowy snow country three times. There, he met two girls with completely different personalities - the enthusiastic geisha Komako and the cold girl Ye Zi. Since then, several people have been involved in long-term entanglements, until a fire breaks out unexpectedly...

"Night at Qinhuai" is a collection of prose essays written by Junichiro Tanizaki after he visited China twice in 1918 and 1926. The book describes in detail the customs and customs of the Jiangnan water town, the characteristics of Chinese drama and cuisine, as well as the details of interactions with Shanghai new literature writers such as Tian Han. It is a first-hand material that shows the style of contemporary China and understands the history of Sino-Japanese literary exchanges.

This book is divided into four series: "Love comforts the busy years", "Writers' tips", "Come to complain occasionally", "Let's express my love through pen and ink", and selects classics such as "Literature and Carpenters", "Dance Sword at First Look and Busy Picking Up the Pen", "Description of Scenery", "How to Write Popular Literature and Art", "When Humor Becomes Grease", "Not to Die in the Examination is a God", "How to Allow a Person", "My Mother" and other classics. With an open-minded and open-minded heart, Lao She shared his personal opinions on literature, art, classical books, etc., Summarized creative techniques and thoughts, commented on life with humorous writing, and recorded the lives and events of relatives and friends, etc., Demonstrating his talent, humor, wisdom, and understanding of life and worldly affairs.

"A Thousand Cranes" is one of Kawabata Yasunari's Nobel Prize-winning works. Many years after his father passed away, young Kikuji suddenly received an invitation from Kurimoto to attend a tea party. During the dinner, Kikuji met Miss Yukiko and later Miss Shimamura. In addition, Kikuji also accidentally came into contact with Mrs. Ota, who had a close relationship with his father. This triggered a bizarre love story involving two generations...

This book selects 19 articles by Mr. Yu Guangzhong, including popular classics such as "Hugging across the Water", "The Lost Hat", "Listen to the Cold Rain", "Iguazubai Falls", "If I Had Nine Lives", etc., To bring you multiple beautiful enjoyments and life enlightenments. In Mr. Yu Guangzhong's light words, you can experience his nostalgia and memories for his hometown, his love for the vegetation, mountains, seas and stars, his description of his journey, his thoughts on the meaning of life and social phenomena...

"Liang Shiqiu's Prose" selects the most influential famous articles in Liang Shiqiu's prose creation, with rich content, different themes, exquisite conception, exquisite writing style, humorous language and profound connotation. Such as "Elegant Home", "Jealous", "Gift Giving", "Education of Money", "Treating Guests", "Travel", etc.

"Wu Guanzhong's Prose" is a collection of prose by Mr. Wu Guanzhong, a famous contemporary painter, art educator and essayist. It contains more than 50 works in total and is divided into three series according to content. There are affectionate descriptions of life in childhood hometown, affection between parents, hard life of studying abroad, love and friendship, as well as observations and insights on artistic development, painting creation, sketching footprints, and various aspects of life. The characterization, interpretation and analysis of art masters who are renowned at home and abroad are unique, profound and sharp. Mr. Wu Guanzhong's prose is natural and fresh, with original viewpoints, simple and profound, and is unique in its own way, reflecting his pursuit of pure and noble art. Among them, "The Boat of Father's Love" and "The Beauty of the Bridge" have been selected into Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools and are widely circulated. He paints the vicissitudes of life, talks about everything in the world, the warmth and warmth of family, beauty and ugliness, life and death, development and innovation, and the differences between Eastern and Western cultures. He exudes a unique intellectual light and can inspire young people to think about love and beauty.

This is a book with the theme of nostalgia. We have compiled some articles about remembrance by famous literary figures into a volume, which includes remembrances of relatives and friends. Of course, the sentiments about separation and separation are also indispensable. All things must part ways, just as flowers fade and bloom, the tide ebbs and flows. Because of the separation, there are endless thoughts and memories. In this book, what we see are not only feelings about specific people and things, but also memories of the past.

Understand every bit of the old time, and follow the master's strokes to have a love that travels through time and space! This book is selected from the aspects of people, things, enlightenment, etc., And includes some classic articles. From these works, readers can follow the author's footsteps, trace the years at that time, appreciate the years at that time, read about the characters at that time, and recall the joys and sorrows at that time. Savor the spring, summer, autumn and winter of the old years from the words, and look for the long-lost touch between the lines of the words, which are either affectionate or elegant.

Magnificent mountains and rivers, north and south, and the memory of the city have been left in many literary works. In order to pursue those unforgettable beauty, we have selected words related to the city written by famous writers, including the majestic scenery of the North and the gentle and pleasant scenery of the south of the Yangtze River. What flows between the lines are memories and feelings about the city.

"Yunzhai" was Sun Li's nickname in his later years. In his writings in his later years, he was mostly titled "Yunzhai Novels", "Yunzhai Briefs", "Yunzhai Blips", "Yunzhai Broken Blips" and "Yunzhai Briefs". "Yun Zhai Xiao Tan" is a collection of Sun Li's words about literature and life. Among them are words about the understanding of human nature and the insights into the creation of novels, such as "Feelings after Eating Porridge" and "Novel is a Kind of Aesthetic Education"; the writing experience of different literary genres such as prose, popular literature, travel notes, and biographical literature, such as "About "Native Literature"; and the description of the ups and downs in the literary world that one has experienced, such as "Literary Career". The length is not limited, it is free and easy, and the writing style is steady but sharp. It reflects Sun Li's consistent insistence on taking literature seriously and having the courage to face reality. It is not only Sun Li's reflections on the literary world, but also Sun Li's creative experience. It has important enlightenment significance for current literary and artistic creation. The editor will indicate the publication status of each article in the form of a caption, and add explanations for obvious errors in the article.

"Yunzhai" was Sun Li's nickname in his later years. In his writings in his later years, he was mostly titled "Yunzhai Novels", "Yunzhai Briefs", "Yunzhai Blips", "Yunzhai Broken Blips" and "Yunzhai Briefs". "Reminiscences of Yunzhai" is divided into five parts: "Chronology of the Dark Room", "Experiences during the Illness", "Travel Traces", "Recollections of Past Events" and "Miscellaneous Notes of Yunzhai". It is a collection of Sun Li's words recalling his life experiences. Among them are excerpts from "Chronicles of the Good Dark Room" written in the form of a chronology, as well as unforgettable things he saw and heard during the period of "ten years wasted by illness". There are memories of his studies in Baoding, writing and joining the army, and narrow escapes. There are also records of reminiscing about childhood, nostalgia for classmates, seeking old dreams, and reminiscing about the past. The text is timeless and meaningful. From it, we can see the author's growth environment and creative process.

"Yunzhai" was Sun Li's nickname in his later years. In his writings in his later years, he was mostly titled "Yunzhai Novels", "Yunzhai Briefs", "Yunzhai Blips", "Yunzhai Broken Blips" and "Yunzhai Briefs". "Yunzhai Novels" selects all the author's retrospective prose works, including "A Friend", "Memories of a Partner", "Father's Memory", "Mother's Memory", "Uncle Fengchi", "Uncle Scarzeng", etc. Some of them are named "novel", but they are actually true records of the prototypes of characters in life. It can be said that the people and things mentioned in the article are closely related to Sun Li's life experience. In these works, there are memories of relatives, friends, and teachers, recollections of trivial matters in the hometown, and literary interpretations of the good and evil of human nature. These works are not long in length, but they are written with sophisticated style, sincere emotions, and many of them have magical touches. They are the most literary works among Sun Li's later works and the most influential ones.

This book shows the little-known second face of Lu Xun. Behind the writer Lu Xun is the scholar Lu Xun who did not have the foundation of a scholar. This book does not pay attention to basic knowledge, but adopts the method of "annotating Lu with Lu". It includes Lu Xun's various writings other than "A Brief History of Chinese Novel", including academic writings (monographs, essays, speeches, edited prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, etc.), Essays, and letters, and annotates the content related to the history of Chinese novels after the relevant sentences to present the diversity and complexity of Lu Xun's works, and to show Lu Xun's overall research process and views on the history of Chinese novels. At the same time, this book selects several passages from "The Changes in the History of Chinese Novels" that Lu Xun lectured in Xi'an in July 1924, and places them in relevant positions with exquisite pictures to show the differences between the "Changes" compiled based on the records and the "Historical Brief" prepared as handouts before class. In addition to factors such as different audiences, different occasions, and different lengths of time, there is also a huge gap between classical Chinese and vernacular. A comparative reading of both is believed to be of great benefit to general readers and professional scholars.

This is a collection of essays by famous writers about food with color illustrations and illustrations. Each article is hand-painted with color illustrations. Specially invited illustrators hand-draw full-color exquisite illustrations based on the cooking scenes and dishes that appear in the book, presenting the authentic taste of the food of that year. Food always brings us warmth and happiness. Food is both the art of life and the bond of emotion. Food has long surpassed its own concept in the writer's writing, and it is also a representative of cultural heritage. When it comes to Chinese modern and contemporary food essayists, there must be Wang Zengqi, Liang Shiqiu, Cai Lam, etc. The literary masters love to eat, know how to eat, and even talk about eating. The eating of the masters is more about the literati's perceptions and emotions of life. The masters talked about eating, quoted classics, and picked it up at their fingertips. Every line in the words is full of practical enjoyment in life. When reading, you often feel like "full of wine and meat, hearty and hearty"

This book is a collection of selected prose works by the famous contemporary writer Xiao Fuxing. It contains 40 classic and easy-to-read prose works written by Xiao Fuxing in different periods, writing about the beauty of the world. The writing is delicate and the thoughts are clear. It contains attachment to relatives, sincerity to friendship, love for life, and redemption of the inner self. It is a confession, a reflection on life, and a perception of life. Leading readers step by step into Xiao Fuxing's affectionate world, there will always be a moment in life when these words are moved, as if they are talking to the soul, awakening sleeping emotions and stirring up ripples in the soul. Although life is hard and destiny is turbulent, we will eventually become soft and tough, restrained and beautiful.

This book is a collection of 38 essays and poems written by Hermann Hesse, the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, after he left Germany and lived in seclusion in a beautiful mountain village in Ticino, Switzerland, in order to treat his depression. He observed and experienced nature. It also includes a selection of many illustrations he created at the same time. Hesse took contemplation of the beauty of nature as a practice of self-healing in Ticino, which became a model for young people around the world to practice, and this work also became a guiding text for self-healing.

The four-hand collaboration between Borges and famous artists, fantasy and reality, past and present, space and time, those abrupt endings die over and over again in the writer's writing, and are resurrected again and again in the readers' hearts. Capture the light of philosophy in the name of literature, and build an exquisite labyrinth of literature with extraordinary imagination. "The Complete Works of Borges: The Third Volume" includes the literary essays of Borges, the Argentine poet, novelist, critic, translator and master of Spanish literature, as well as fantasy stories, game articles, movie scripts, literary reviews, speech records, etc. Co-authored by Borges and Adolfo Bioy Casares and others. There are 12 volumes in total, which fully demonstrate Borges's writing exploration and achievements outside the well-known literary fields. Attached are 12 volumes with titles of works: "Original Manuscripts", "Introduction to English Literature", "Introduction to American Literature", "Suburbanites Believer's Paradise", "Chronicles of Bustos Domec", "New Stories of Bustos Domec", "Six Mysteries of Isidro Parodi", "Two Visions Worth Remembering", "Models of Death", "The Language of Buenos Aires", "About Martin Fierro", "Germanic Medieval Literature".

Mao Dun is not only an outstanding novelist and essayist since the May Fourth Movement, but also a famous literary critic and translator, and one of the leaders of the modern revolutionary literary movement. His creation began in 1916 and has gone through the entire period of the new democratic revolution, socialist revolution and construction, from the "Eclipse" trilogy, "Midnight" and "Corrosion" to "Qingming" "Before and After", "Frost Leaves Red Like February Flowers", "Lin's Shop", and then "The Story of the First Stage", "Exercise", "Praise to Poplars", "Scenery Talk", etc., Describe a wide range of social classes and various characters, forming a rich, colorful and nuanced realistic picture of modern Chinese society. He can be said to be an outstanding art master in the great era. Our publisher published a three-volume "Selected Works of Mao Dun" in the 1980s. As time goes by, the selections need to be updated. This time, Zhong Guisong, the former vice president of the Mao Dun Research Association, was invited to edit the selection. The purpose is to not only cover the author's representative works except "Midnight", but also to add important works that have not been selected in the previous selection. At the same time, it must adapt to the market, meet the purchasing needs of readers, and create a classic version.

This book is a by-product of editing "The Collection of Feng Zikai". It selects Feng Zikai's essays, cartoons, etc., And tells various philosophies of life from many perspectives such as talking about society, painting, reading, and nature. This book is also one of the series of Chinese famous writers talking about life. It overcomes the traditional thinking of previous writers' prose collections, and the text and pictures are more in line with the current life conditions of people, giving new vitality to classic masterpieces. This book is divided into three parts: love between children, society in carriages, and caring for students and hearts. Through Feng Zikai's comics and words, readers can appreciate the beauty of life, experience a calm and leisurely attitude towards life, live a life without being flattered, and realize the value of life through self-struggle.

The essence of life is to live alone and filter life layer by layer with your own heart, only then can you get the essence and true meaning of life. Regarding family affection, Zong Pu said: "I am over forty years old, and I still feel most at ease sleeping next to my mother." Regarding love, Zong Pu said: "The fullest part of life is because he has me and I have him. Such possessions in the world can never become the past." Regarding sorrow and joy, Zong Pu said: "Even if what I get is difficult and painful, I still have it. Because I am not the only one in the world, I feel more fulfilled and warmer." Regarding the future, Zong Pu said: "When a person reaches the bottom of his life, he has no hope of falling anymore, and there is hope for improvement. ""A Lifelong Journey" is the life wisdom written by Zong Pu, the winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, for young people. It selects 36 of the author's most widely circulated articles. She may review her own growth, reminisce about old friends and relatives, record her daily life, or understand the philosophy of life. The complicated world, the joys and sorrows in life, all become calm and serene in her writings, radiating light and warmth, becoming Zong Pu's unique charm. Reading Zong Pu's prose lets us know that we are the ferrymen of our own lives. The real life is to handle sorrows and joys by ourselves, and live this life without being flattered.

This book is a collection of reminiscence essays by Mr. Lu Xun recalling different life experiences in his childhood, adolescence and youth. As a "note of memories", this book reflects sideways the author's life as a teenager and vividly reflects the formation of his character and interests. The first seven chapters reflect his childhood life in his family and private school in Shaoxing, while the last three chapters describe his experience of traveling from his hometown to Nanjing, then to Japan to study, and then back to China to teach. In addition to Mr. Lu Xun's collection of essays "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", this book also includes some other articles by the author. It is intended to use reading to nourish the reader's growth, cultivate the reader's sentiment, so that the reader's outlook on life and values ​​are subtly affected during the reading process, and develop a good character. On the basis of selected beautiful articles, this book is also equipped with exquisite color illustrations, allowing readers to visually understand the author's heart while appreciating the beautiful articles.

This book is a collection of Zhu Ziqing's classic works. The book not only contains Zhu Ziqing's widely recited classics, but also includes "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" and many other chapters selected as Chinese textbooks. This book not only has concise language and clear writing style, but also contains profound truth and power, which can bring spiritual comfort to readers. This book aims to use reading to nourish readers' growth, cultivate readers' sentiments, so that readers' outlook on life and values ​​can be subtly affected during the reading process, and they can develop good character. On the basis of selected beautiful articles, this book is also equipped with exquisite color illustrations, allowing readers to visually understand the author's heart while appreciating the beautiful articles.

How to write flowers? "Each blooming flower is like a small, full sail, with a sharp-bottomed ship under the sail and a bulging cabin." How to write cloud? "Small flowers merged into big flowers, like piles of cotton, like piles of snow. After a while, the cotton and snow turned into a group of white sheep, and a big dog - was the dog herding sheep?" How to write about people? "There are many subtle twists and turns in a mother's love that cannot be fully described and cannot be fully captured. But it is because of these subtle twists and turns that a home is formed. This home is alive everywhere, every inch of the wall and every inch of the curtains are alive." How to write things? "Children who grew up in the Tsinghua Garden do not have a rich impression of Peiping, and their dreams are filled with woods, paths, lotus ponds, and a place where auspicious clouds surround the auditorium, Gongzi Hall, etc." "What a Hibiscus Flower" is a collection of essays given to children by Zong Pu, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. The book is divided into four volumes. It contains thirty-six articles from the perspectives of objects, scenes, people and narratives, including "Wisteria Waterfall", "Lilac Knot" and other famous articles included in Chinese textbooks and examination questions. Many of Zong Pu's prose are full of childlike innocence, observing life from a child's perspective and presenting the world in a child's eyes, making it an excellent work to assist children in reading and writing and other language learning, understanding life, and cultivating correct values.

"Wandering" contains 11 novels written by Lu Xun. First published in 1926. Chapters include: Blessings, In Restaurants, Happy Family, Soap, Ever-Bright Lamp, Public Display, Old Master Gao, Lonely Man, Sad Death, Brothers, and Divorce.