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Through vivid and interesting literary stories, this book introduces famous Chinese and foreign writers and their literary creations, as well as the knowledge of literary classics. It is hoped that readers can reflect on themselves and understand more true meanings of life through their understanding of literary history. This book is rich in pictures and texts, easy to understand, and is an excellent book for popularizing literature and writing.

"One Thousand and One Nights", also known as "Arabian Nights", is a collection of ancient Arabian folk tales. The origin of the story is that a king wanted to marry a woman every night and kill her the next morning to eliminate his resentment because his queen had an affair. The prime minister's daughter volunteered to marry the king in order to save the women in the country, and told the king a story every day, such as "The Fisherman and the Devil", "Alibaba and the Forty Thieves", "The Adventures of Sinbad"... She told the story for a thousand and one nights, and finally influenced the king. The content of this book covers everything, big stories within small stories, the plot is fantastic and strange, and the rhythm is distinct. The book often skillfully combines majestic emperors and ordinary people, common flowers, birds, fish, insects, and imaginary gods, demons, and monsters into philosophical and thought-provoking stories. The protagonist's courageous performance in fighting against fate, dealing with nature, and fighting against various difficulties and obstacles on the road to success is presented to readers.

This book is a collection of Arabic folktales. According to legend, there was a Sasan Kingdom between India and China in ancient times. King Shanruyar was cruel and jealous by nature. He killed his queen because of her misbehavior. After that, he married a girl every day and killed her the next morning as revenge. This book is a collection of ancient Arabian folk tales. The specific author is unknown. It is known as "the most magnificent monument" in the creation of world folk literature. This book was formed in the eighth or ninth century AD. After seven or eight centuries of rewriting and perfection, it was completed in Egypt in the early sixteenth century.

The original title of this book is "Collection of Aesopus Stories". It is an allegorical story told in the ancient Greek and Roman times. It was processed by later generations and became the "Aesop's Fables" that are now circulated. "Aesop's Fables" is the world's earliest collection of fables. At the same time, "Aesop's Fables" is one of the most widely circulated fables in the history of world literature.

This book records stories describing myths starting from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". It synthesizes works from literary works of the past dynasties and organizes fragmentary fragments into a complete combination, making it a complete Chinese mythology story with the characteristics of the Han nationality. Including the creation story, the story of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, the story of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the story of Hou Yi and Chang'e, the story of the Eight Immortals, etc.

Funny souls are everywhere. Xiehouyu is a good proof. The hymns contain the great wisdom of the Chinese people-Chinese folk customs, anecdotes, the real atmosphere of the market, and dramatic and exaggerated dialogues. As soon as the "quote" comes out, the suspense rises sharply. After a slight pause, the "explanatory language" follows immediately, and the listener suddenly understands and laughs out loud. However, this kind of Chinese humor has gradually been forgotten by people and is far away from our daily life. Therefore, the author Granny Dian decided to draw the idioms she collected from the people over the years. Grandma Dian is like walking in the vegetable market with a vegetable basket on her arm, wandering in the market, listening to funny words, letting vivid images swirl in her mind, and then appear on the page. The protagonists on the paper are ordinary people. From the anecdotes of the ancient Chinese, to the witty sayings passed down by the older generation, to the daily life happening around us today... These are all the inspiration and materials of Granny Dian. Grandma Dian expresses these sayings in Chinese-style ink comics, supplemented by vivid text interpretations, making this book an interesting, down-to-earth, new theory of sayings suitable for all ages. She also hopes that it can continue to spread the treasures of Chinese language and Chinese folk humor.

It is a long historical and cultural novel written by the famous young writer Zhao Wei in nearly twenty years. The novel depicts the ill-fated fate of three generations of the Zhao family living deep in the mountains in the Siheyuan of Laoguan Temple Wangxiang Terrace in China during the 100 years of the 20th century. The author strives to portray the image of a group of Chinese people who are kind and tenacious, tenacious and broad-minded, diligent and brave, and share weal and woe in the harshness of life and awe of survival.

The Leshan Giant Buddha, the largest Buddha in the world, is included in the World Cultural and Natural Heritage List. It is a world miracle and has long been famous at home and abroad. However, the legendary life and noble character of Master Haitong, the creator of this cultural miracle, have been buried until now and are rarely known. This is a thousand-year regret. From generation to generation, I don't know how many people can only stand silently in front of his statue and outline his glorious life with endless reverie and speculation...

This book strives to lead readers into the palace of mythology and appreciate the artistic charm of Chinese and foreign mythology through the organic combination of scientific style, classic stories, novel formats, colorful pictures and other elements, thereby enlightening the mind, cultivating temperament, improving personal literary literacy, aesthetic standards, and life taste, and creating a pure holy land for their own lives. This book selects hundreds of classic myths that are widespread, influential, and representative in the world, and arranges them according to the five major regions of Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and Oceania. It introduces the myths and stories of the countries and nations in their respective regions. It is also supplemented by nearly 300 exquisite pictures that match the text content, and draws a magnificent artistic picture.

Ancient Greek mythology is a wonderful flower in the treasure house of world literature and art. It reproduces the social outlook and spiritual life of the ancient Greeks in the form of romantic epics, and has had a profound and long-lasting impact on the development and prosperity of Western literature. It is an artistic review of ancient history and the struggle against nature by the ancient Greeks. It is a series of stories and legends about gods created by the ancient Greek people in their long-term struggle with nature and in their unremitting pursuit of nobility and civilization. It reflects the ancient Greek people's persistent pursuit of mysterious nature, their worship of sacred heroes, their passionate yearning for peaceful life, and their infinite longing for a better future during the period of historical ignorance.

Ancient Greek mythology is a wonderful flower in the treasure house of world literature and art. It reproduces the social outlook and spiritual life of the ancient Greeks in the form of romantic epics, and has had a profound and long-lasting impact on the development and prosperity of Western literature. Ancient Greek mythology has been handed down for nearly 3,000 years. As a product of human childhood, it shows great charm. It still uses fantastic storylines, innocent artistic images and profound ideological connotations to attract us to listen to the voices of our ancestors in ancient Greece, appreciate the beautiful scenery of the ancient Greek era, and appreciate the artistic beauty of the collective creations of the ancient Greek people. It not only provides us with a platform to understand the history of ancient Greece, but also allows us to deepen our understanding of ancient Greek culture while feeling the beauty of the mythical kingdom of ancient Greece, and stimulate the imagination and creativity hidden in our hearts.

In the colorful history of world culture, myths and stories run through it like a string of sparkling pearls. The unique plots, diverse styles, and rich content fully reflect the infinite artistic charm and diverse national origins of mythological stories. Myth is mankind's expectation for the most perfect self. It reproduces mankind's original social life and spiritual outlook in the form of romantic epics, and has had a profound and long-lasting impact on the development and prosperity of literature around the world.

This book includes four parts: European mythology, Asian mythology, African mythology, and American and Oceanian mythology.

The editors of this book traveled through history, selected hundreds of allusions, and provided detailed explanations of the origin, story, meaning, and usage of each allusion.

Chinese culture has a long history, and the folk culture that has been passed down for thousands of years is even more colorful. This book takes traditional seasons as its core and selects dozens of well-known folk tales, from the Lantern Festival to the Mid-Autumn Festival, from the Cold Food Festival to the Qingming Festival, from staying up on New Year's Eve to climbing the Double Ninth Festival... The author tells them one by one in a very popular, informative and interesting style, with vivid plots, profound details and fascinating. By opening this book, in addition to understanding the customs and habits of the Chinese nation, you will appreciate the colorful customs and customs and feel the infinite charm of Chinese culture.

"Greek Mythology" has three parts: "Legends of the Gods", "Human Heroes" and "Epic Stories". The author narrates the stories of Zeus, Apollo, Athena, Prometheus, Aphrodite, Agamemnon, Odysseus, Achilles' heel, Paris's apple, Trojan horse trick and so on in a fascinating and eloquent way. These ancient Greek myths and legends are treasures in the world's cultural treasure house and have played an indelible role in the development of human civilization.

Ramayana and Mahabharata are two major epics in India. Like the two ancient Greek epics "The Odyssey" and "The Iliad", they both belong to the category of actor literature. Initially, they were literature sung by actors and were created in oral form. Over a long period of time, they were passed down orally from master to disciple. In the end, one person usually added, deleted, and polished the various "versions" of the epic that had been circulated, and it became the epic we see now.

This book is one of the series of representative works of China's intangible cultural heritage. It is divided into nine chapters. The content includes "Hakka songs", "Types of Hakka folk songs", "Hakka emotions and love", "Hakka poetic wisdom", "Inheritance of Hakka folk songs", "Outstanding inheritors of Hakka folk songs", "Style changes of Hakka folk songs", "Tones and rhythms of Hakka folk songs", "Mastery and application of Hakka folk songs" and other aspects of the inheritance status and project composition of this project. The author of this book is Liu Xiaochun, male, born in 1966, from Xingguo, Jiangxi. Doctor of Literature, professor at Sun Yat-sen University Intangible Cultural Heritage Research Center; Hu Xizhang, male, Hakka music culture research expert, served as deputy director of the Propaganda Department of the Meizhou Municipal Party Committee and vice chairman of the Meizhou Federation of Literary and Art Circles. He won many awards such as the Guangdong Lu Xun Literary and Art Award and the Municipal Plum Blossom Award, and was commended by the people of Meizhou City; Wen Ping, female, is a Hakka folk singer.

Use catchy language to tell children the stories they most want to hear. It is very different from many Greek mythological works with chaotic arrangement and unclear system. This book selects 38 representative chapters from Greek mythology, cutting out the complex and simplifying them to explain the profound things in simple terms. It not only retains the context of Greek mythology, but also deletes some content that is obscure or uncomfortable for children, and tells the truth in simple and straightforward words. This book is based on the classic collection of the University of California, Los Angeles, and comes with 29 exquisite illustrations, making it more suitable for children to read. A comparison table of important translations is also attached; the Chinese translations include English words in parentheses, so remembering foreign names won't be a headache!

Myths and legends are the beginning of the Mongolian enlightenment education, the original seeds of Mongolian national culture and spirit, and the main form of moral enlightenment education for the Mongolian ancestors. The myths and legends of the Mongolian people are integrated with the language, religion and art of their ancestors, providing extremely important spiritual nutrients for the formation and continuation of their national ethical culture. The spirit of Mongolian myths and legends is a spirit that enlightens life. Its purpose is to enlighten people through the narration of myths and legends on how to have the life consciousness that myths and legends focus on in their lives, and use this to imagine the universal connection of life, and then learn the educational significance of the sense of moral awe that people should have.

This book has selected a large number of popular folk sayings, rewritten and revised them. The content is novel and interesting, and the language is easy to understand. It is more suitable for young readers to read. It can help young people broaden their horizons, expand their thinking, and improve their overall quality and writing ability.

The ancient Chinese fables collected in this book use vivid metaphors to tell profound philosophies, which not only provide people with the enjoyment of beauty, but also provide them with wisdom. It has the nature of "encouraging good and punishing evil", and there are also many chapters that give people positive inspiration.

This book is a monograph devoted to allegorical and anthropomorphic biographical literary works on the Korean Peninsula. It takes ancient Korean legends, fables, and anthropomorphic biographical literature as the research object, and takes the historical dynasties as the axis. It conducts a systematic and in-depth study of the related literary genres of the Three Kingdoms period, the Unified Silla period, the Goryeo period, and the Joseon period on the Korean Peninsula. On the basis of analyzing the characteristics of Korean internal literary texts and comparing them with the characteristics of similar literary works in China at the same time, it is of reference value for studying Korean literature and comparing it with the literature of the Han Dynasty. This book has a novel perspective, rich information, sufficient arguments, clear ideas, and well-organized layers. It has high academic value and is of great significance in similar research at home and abroad.

"The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is a classic geographical natural history of the ancient world. It consists of five volumes of "The Classic of Mountains", eight volumes of "The Classic of Seas", four volumes of "The Classic of Wilderness" and one volume of "The Classic of Seas", a total of 18 volumes, as well as "Pictures of the Classic of Mountains and Seas". Among them are many gods and animals, as well as alchemy rituals. Magnificent and colorful, people can forget themselves and enjoy the world. After Tao Yuanming read it, he wrote thirteen poems in "Reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas", exclaiming: "Reading the biography of the king of Zhou, looking at the mountains and seas. Looking down at the universe, what if I don't feel happy again!" Mr. Lu Xun's life-long love, "Flying to the Moon" and "Mending the Sky" in "New Stories" are all based on this book. This publication is based on the Chunxi edition of the Southern Song Dynasty, and is based on Hao Yixing's "Book of Mountains and Seas" in the twelfth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, Hanfenlou's photocopy of the Ming Zhengtong edition in the 10th year, and Wu Renchen's "Guangzhu" of the Book of Mountains and Seas on the Qianlong edition of the Qing Dynasty; the phonetic notation is based on the ancient pronunciation annotated by Guo Pu, with reference to Hao Yixing, Wang Niansun, Bi Yuan and others. The correct pronunciation is annotated at the top of the text; it is a complete collection of the five volumes of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" collected by Wu Rencheng of Jin Chang Shuye Hall in the Qing Dynasty and 23 full-color selected pictures of birds and animals from the "Volume of Strange Birds and Beasts" in the Edo period of Japan; at the end of the article, Liu Xin's "Table of the Classic of Mountains and Seas" and Guo Pu's "Annotation of the Classic of Mountains and Seas" are attached. Visually display an authentic world of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas".

This book is an important ancient book in China's pre-Qin Dynasty, and it is also a fantastic and absurd book. It contains all-encompassing contents and has a total of 18 volumes handed down from ancient times, including 5 volumes of "The Book of Mountains" and 13 volumes of "The Book of Seas". The age of each volume cannot be determined, ranging from mountain geography, plants, medicine, minerals, to mythology, characters, country, sacrifices and customs. It has extraordinary documentary value and can be called a treasure trove for studying the social history of ancient China. It is especially valuable in ancient geographical data.

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, succeeding one another for a hundred generations. The famous historian of science Bernard once said: "China has been one of the great centers of human civilization and science for many centuries." In the long history of the Chinese nation, it has created countless miracles of civilization.

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, succeeding one another for a hundred generations. The famous historian of science Bernard once said: "China has been one of the great centers of human civilization and science for many centuries." In the long history of the Chinese nation, it has created countless miracles of civilization.

"Huzhou Stories" mainly tells many legendary or true stories that happened in Huzhou. Whether it is Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, Lu Yu, the tea sage, or Qiu Jin, the heroine, or even some stories in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" are closely related to Huzhou. Huzhou is a good place with outstanding people and outstanding people, and it has also raised a group of true, kind and beautiful Huzhou children. Today, the story of Huzhou has been compiled into a book for future generations to pass on.

The couplets included in this book are couplets written by Hakkas from all over the world or containing Hakka elements. This includes practical couplets from places where Hakka people live and migrate around the world; couplets written by non-Hakka people for Hakka characters while working and living in Hakka; couplets written and used by Hakka people working and living in other places; and couplets written specifically for Hakka characters by non-Hakka. These couplets date from the Tang and Song Dynasties to the present day. Works from all previous generations before 1949, regardless of whether they are in conjunction or not, are included as data as much as possible.

"Let Me Pass Through Your World" is written in the form of essays, adding two perspectives: "countryside" and "city". It looks at the hometown from the city and misses the distance from the hometown. The book is divided into four parts: "Hometown I Can't Return to", "Remembering is Gratitude", "Afraid of My Son Growing Up" and "Dispersed as I Walked Away". Passing by is a new state of existence; staying is an emotional expression; character design is a label of the times. This book reflects on the nostalgia, local accent, local flavor, local customs, nostalgia, hometown, and more characters and humanistic feelings between urban and rural areas; it reflects the inherent contradiction between individual development and social change in the context of the millennium era where "personality" is prevalent.

The first clue: In a red-crowned crane (called crane in the article) reserve in the northeast called "Crane Island", there lives a group of cranes that have lost their wild nature due to long-term domestication. One autumn, a group of wild cranes from the northern grasslands came here, bringing strange experiences of the outside world. The inner nature of the cranes on Crane Island was gradually awakened, and they also longed to fly freely in the vast sky. However, they have become accustomed to the comfortable life in the reserve, and it is difficult for them to make up their minds. They are very hesitant and ultimately failed to fly south with the wild cranes. In spring, the returning wild crane visited Crane Island again and summoned the young crane (Crane Girl) to fly together. The crane girl was moved and began to practice flying hard. What she had to challenge was not only her own ability, but also the incomprehension from her father.

In the Mood for Love, the marriage between my father and mother was a standard matchmaker's proposal. Our village is adjacent to my mother's village. When my mother was young, she always had a big smile when talking about my father, with admiration on her face: "When your father was young, he wore a green cotton-padded jacket and rode a donkey to work. What a spirit! The older people in the village called him student, and I called my student wife." At that time, my father graduated from high school and was considered a cultural person in the village. He worked at the basic branch of the Agricultural Bank of China in the commune. "When your dad and I got married, your dad was poor and had a three-room thatched house. Your grandma and your aunt and uncle lived in the east room. Your dad and I's new house was in the west house. There was a three-section red hall cabinet in the house. When your aunt pressed it, a big hole was poked in the red hall cabinet. It turned out to be red paper pasted by Tucangzi."

Introduction to the poetry collection: This collection collects 90% of my poetry creations since records began (some of which are lost or abandoned), including ancient and modern styles, covering many aspects of ideological content, all written by me from my feelings and showing my true feelings! There is no trace of "explaining sorrow in order to compose new words" or perfunctory elements. Poetry, essays, essays, essays, and short novels are all involved, with poetry being the most common. I started writing a life diary in 1993, and stopped using diaries and paper writing around 2008.

China is a country rich in folk cultural resources and heritage, and folklore is an eye-catching part of it. This part is not only closely related to civil society, daily life, and customs and habits in history, but also still exists in the present. To a certain extent, it still affects and even shapes the Chinese people's outlook on life, emotions, and aesthetics. This book selects nine folklores that have been spread for a long time in time and space. On the one hand, it carefully understands all aspects of Chinese civil society and secular life, including the ancient working people's romantic imagination of the world and the universe. On the other hand, it also understands Chinese people, Chinese history, and certain characteristics of Chinese culture from the side, including collective cultural psychology and collective memory methods. Duan Huaiqing, born in 1966, is a professor in the Chinese Department of Fudan University and a visiting scholar at Harvard-Yenching. Mainly studies modern and contemporary Chinese literature and comparative literature. He is the author of "China Commentary and Chinese-English Literary Exchanges in the Late Qing Dynasty", "Babide and Chinese Culture", "Who Ends the Boundary Between East and West: On Eastern and Western Literature and Culture", "Newspaper Man - Novelist: A Study of Soseki Soseki of the Sea", "Wang Tao and the Transformation of Modern Literature", "Pilgrimage to the East: A Commentary on Legge Legge" (translation), etc.

This book is a famous collection of ancient Arabic folktales. It is called "Arabian Nights" in the West, but has a unique name in China: "Arabian Nights". "Tianfang" is the ancient Chinese name for Arabia. This name alone is enough to transport people to a mysterious and exotic world. It is one of the most vital, most famous, most read and influential works in the world. At the same time, with its simple status as folk literature, it can be ranked among the world's classics, which can be called a miracle in the history of world literature.

"Xing Shiyan", the full name of "Zhengxiao Pavilion's Evaluation of Popular Romance Xing Shiyan", is a collection of imitative novels written by Lu Renlong, a novelist in the late Ming Dynasty. It was written about the fifth year of Chongzhen (1632). A model is a model or a role model. This is a book that teaches people how to live in society. The author aims to educate readers and correct the world through his works. "Xingshiyan" reflects the social and political life of the Ming Dynasty quite extensively, and truly and vividly depicts the social life pictures of the Ming Dynasty.

This book uses couplets as a literary style that can be appreciated by both refined and popular people. It is rooted in the fertile soil of my country's ancient Han culture and popular literature. It has a deep-rooted mass base and outstanding national literary characteristics. It is a veritable "national quintessence" cultural treasure of the Chinese nation; it is also a literary and art form that both "Yangchun Baixue" and "Lower Riba people" are happy to accept. It has been popular in the literary world and applied to society for thousands of years. It has not been lost due to changing dynasties, nor has it been eliminated by the advancement of the times. It shows its enduring vitality. It is the most popular and most frequently used literary style in my country's literary gardens and is appreciated by both refined and popular people.

"The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is an important pre-Qin ancient book, and it is also an absurd and strange book. The writing team from the Children's Literature Research and Promotion Society pays tribute to "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" thousands of years later, using romantic and bizarre Chinese myths to lead readers on a fantasy journey about the world of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas".

Chinese folktales have a long history. From the pre-Qin Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, they have been passed down orally from generation to generation, leaving countless excellent stories. These stories are the accumulation of five thousand years of historical development in China and directly reflect the cultural connotation of the Chinese nation. They include historical allusions, myths and legends, love stories, folk fables, etc., And their contents are all-encompassing and cover all kinds of situations in the world. Read these stories to appreciate the different cultures and customs of various ethnic groups, and witness the breadth and depth of Chinese culture. This book selects nearly sixty popular folk tales. The content is simple, the truth is profound, and it combines knowledge and interest. It can stimulate students' interest in reading and promote their mental development. It is a good partner on their growth path. Each story carries its own unique value and connotation. One story, "Grinding a Needle with an Iron Pestle", lets people know that no matter how difficult it is, as long as you are determined and perseverant, hard work will pay off, and those who are determined will eventually achieve their goals; one "Three Monks" warns people that selfishness will only harm others and themselves; one "Hua Tuo's Study of Medicine" makes people understand that miracle doctors also come step by step, and they must firm up the correct goal and work unremittingly for it...

"Kojiki" is the first written classic in Japanese history and one of the earliest extant Japanese literary works. The book is divided into three volumes. The first volume is about the origins and myths and legends of Japanese gods. The middle volume is from Emperor Jimmu to Emperor Ogami. The second volume is from Emperor Nitoku to Emperor Suiko. It combines historical facts and fiction and records royal legends.

This book systematically clarifies the basic knowledge, basic theories, representative works and research methods of folk literature. The content includes the characteristics and social value of folk literature, folk myths, legends, stories, jokes, fables, fairy tales, folk songs, proverbs, riddles, long poems, folk arts, folk dramas and other types. It collects and organizes the principles of folk literature. , Three-dimensional description methods, etc., With narratives and discussions in the discussion, and a large number of examples and works to illustrate theoretical issues. It is a good introductory textbook on folk literature and has been adopted by many universities. It has been a best-seller for many years as a basic folk literature course textbook in the Chinese Department. It was included in the "Beijing Higher Education Quality Textbook Project" and was rated as "Excellent Textbook of Peking University". Since its first publication in 1981, it has been continuously updated and revised. In 1996, it won the "Peter Award" from the International Center of Anthropology in Palermo, Italy. This fifth edition has been updated to include new content on the protection of "intangible cultural heritage", as well as new achievements in various folk literature genres and general folk literature in recent years, making the content richer and more comprehensive.

Content Introduction This book presents the true face of Shen Congwen as a thinker. His philosophical thinking on life and destiny is particularly enlightening; his criticism of human nature and reality is thought-provoking because of his profound insight; his vision and design of New China are touching because of his innocent heart.

Folk memories about old times, folk customs, characters, games, and food review China in the 1970s and 1980s from the perspective of childhood, and reflect the cultural memory of a generation in the form of personal life history. Life in the past does not mean that it never existed. Life in the 1970s and 1980s is very different from today. This book is a beautiful memory for the parents' generation and a reference for modern people. For that era when technology was not very developed, how did children spend their childhood...

This book is an important document collection in the field of Dunhuang Bianwen. It is another compilation of Dunhuang Bianwen. It includes a total of 9 newly published articles and 6 revised articles. It comprehensively grasps the achievements of Dunhuang popular literature and fully reflects the historical context of Dunhuang Bianwen research. The first half is a handwritten photocopy, and the second half is a photocopy of the Dunhuang manuscript.

"Zou Ma Chun Qiu", also known as "Le Yi Fa Qi", is the fifth part of "Six Parts of Spring and Autumn". It is a novel about gods and demons adapted from "Quan Xiang Ping Hua". It tells the story of the death of King Xuan of Qi and the succession of King Min of Qi. At this time, King Min of Qi was very powerful and united Han, Zhao and Wei to attack Qin and expand its territory. All the vassal states planned to desert Qin and submit to Qi. However, King Min of Qi was arrogant and arrogant, and the people could not tolerate his tyranny. He favored Concubine Zou and forced Sun Bin away. Le Yi came to surrender and was not reused, so he defected to Yan and led his troops to attack Qi. King Xiang of Qi came to the throne and invited Sun Bin to retreat from the Yan army. Le Yi invited his master Huang Boyang to angrily set up an array of five ghosts to trap Sun Bin. Jin Yanmao then asked Wang Chan to go down the mountain to rescue him. Both sides had gods to help him fight.

Greek culture originated from the ancient Aegean civilization. They were the ancestors of Western civilization and had outstanding nature and extraordinary imagination. In those primitive times, they felt mysterious and incomprehensible about natural phenomena and human life and death, so they continued to fantasize and meditate. In their imagination, everything in the universe is alive.

"Legends of Guatemala" is an important early work by Guatemalan writer Miguel Ángel Asturias. It is a collection of mythological stories full of magical colors and is known as the pioneering work of Latin American magical realism. It was written by the author based on the Indian myths and legends he heard from his mother in his early years. It was published in Madrid in 1930. The book includes nine magical and poetic folk legends, "Guatemala", "Now I Think of It", "The Legend of the Volcano", "The Legend of the Phantom Beast", "The Legend of the Tattooed Girl", "The Legend of the Man in the Big Hat", "The Legend of the Treasure in the Flower Field", "The Wizard of the Spring Storm" and "Kukulkan the Feathered Serpent". These works present an original, magical and amazing world in front of readers. The author also makes a beautiful description of the unique natural scenery of Guatemala, and the whole book is like a gorgeous and colorful oil painting. These legends directly or indirectly adopt the themes and techniques of the famous Indian mythology "Popol Ou", and are shrouded in a strong magical color.

This book mainly uses the research method of close reading of texts, combined with the cultural spirit of southern Fujian, and focuses on the research of southern Fujian folk myths, folk stories, folk legends, folk songs, folk operas, folk proverbs and riddles. As the first book in China that specifically studies various genres of folk literature in the Xiamen, Zhangzhou, and Quan areas, this book clearly defines the theoretical connotation of southern Fujian folk literature and explores the deep connection between southern Fujian folk literature and southern Fujian culture.

"Flowers in the Mirror" is a novel written by Li Ruzhen, a literati in the Qing Dynasty. When Wu Zetian was in power, the scholar Tang Ao was frustrated in his official career and went to sea with his wife's uncle Lin Zhiyang, traveling to more than 40 countries. In the country of gentlemen, the people wear swords and are willing to be modest; in the Republic of Bai, all of them are handsome and elegant, but in fact they are uneducated in arts; in the country of girls, men wear skirts backwards to attend to domestic affairs, and women wear boots and hats backwards to attend to foreign affairs; after experiencing various strange things, Tang Ao finally realized something and escaped into Penglai, a fairy mountain... The author used imaginary overseas stories to ridicule current events and embody ideals. The structure is similar to " "Gulliver's Travels", in which the section on the Kingdom of Women was praised by Hu Shi as an immortal text in the history of world feminism; the three characters in the book, Tang Ao, Lin Zhiyang, and Duo Jiugong, have distinct personalities, and their dialogues and plots are often witty and humorous. The author is erudite and talented, and he also shows knowledge of various classical entertainments in the novel. Lu Xun classified him as "a scholar in the Qing Dynasty who showed his talents through novels." "Flower Through the Mirror" is a very special and carefully written classic among Chinese classical novels.

This book excerpts about 200 classic stories that embody the wisdom of the ancients from ancient official histories and other classics, and organizes them into categories such as decision-making, political affairs, military, science and technology, art and literature, litigation, interpersonal, rhetoric, talent, and child wisdom. In addition to briefly narrating the stories according to the original text, it also provides brief reviews, allowing readers to draw wisdom from the wisdom of the ancients and use it as a reference for people today. The target audience is middle school students and general readers with middle education.