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This volume contains Lao She's major prose masterpieces from various periods, such as "Thinking of Peiping", "Cat", and "Appreciation of Baotu Spring". Lao She's prose, whether describing people, scenes, emotions or events, has sincere feelings and clear love and hate; it is concise, clear, short and precise, easy to understand, simple to understand, humorous and thought-provoking.

This volume includes Zhu Ziqing's classic prose "Hurry", "Qinhuai River in the Sound of Oars and Shadows of Lights", "Green", etc. Most of these essays are about the trivial matters of ordinary people around him, but these things convey his thoughts and feelings about life. The prose language is clear and concise, without gorgeous rhetoric, but conveys sincere feelings in plainness.

This volume includes Lu Xun's classic prose "Wild Grass" and "Picking Flowers in the Morning and Evening". Its prose is extremely ironic and enlightening, and it is a very profound chapter of enlightenment.

This book includes Rabindranath Tagore's lyrical prose "Bamboo Flute", "Morning and Evening", "The Road Underfoot", philosophical prose "New Rain", "End of the Year", "Journey of Life", essays "The Humiliation of Coin", "Fearless", as well as some speeches, political papers, letters, diaries and other works. Rabindranath Tagore's prose creations have rich themes and diverse styles, and many of them provide people with beautiful enjoyment and ideological enlightenment. From them, we can feel the political views, literary thoughts and daily life of this great writer.

This book is a collection of essays. Her rural narrative continues here, and her unique excavation reminds people of the long-lasting significance of the village to a person; here is a review of the past of life, and her cherishing of time makes people sigh at the pure beauty of a person's life; here is a display of various scenery, and her unique thinking makes people feel a love for nature, life and life. Her words are meditative words, unique and confident words; her words are vicissitudes of life, but also warm; her words are simple, but poetic; her words are delicate, with a quiet and seductive power.

This book is a collection of poems and prose by Lin Huiyin. The content includes more than 60 poems such as "You Are April in the World" and "Who Loves This Constant Change", and dozens of essays such as "Mourning for Zhimo", "Beyond the Window", "A Piece of Sunshine" and so on. Her poems are graceful and elegant, like chanting or whispering; her prose is passionate and has long meaning.

This is the second collection of essays by poet Wang Lixian, which is centered on rivers. From the small river Wulonggou in my hometown to the Tongken River, to the Hulan River, to the Songhua River, and the Heilongjiang River... From small to open, so many rivers enter a person's blood, and so many agile beauties inspire a person to move forward. This is a text about river ecology, with so much concern between the lines; this is a text that transcends ecology, and the love and beauty of life are perfectly displayed here.

This book is one of our publisher's "Collection of American Literature in the Republic of China". The library collects a series of classic beautiful articles by famous writers during the Republic of China based on the author. The book "Mud" is a collection of essays by modern writer, translator, and publisher Lou Shiyi, with several novels as appendices. Including these works in the collection is another tribute to these writers and their creations, which is of great publishing significance.

Wu Zheng, a representative writer of the Shanghai School living in Hong Kong, is the first prose memoir of his life. Reading Wu Zheng's works, you can't help but marvel at his rich imagination and accurate grasp of the characters' psychology. In this book, he used his own pen to record his life experience and thoughts, which has distinctive characteristics of Shanghai-style literature.

This book can be said to be the memoirs of the author Wu Zheng, recording his growth and experience from boyhood to youth to old age. Wu Zheng describes what he sees and feels with delicate brushwork. Readers can feel Wu Zheng's deep hometown complex for the city of Shanghai from between the lines of his words.

"Spring" is a work by the modern essayist Zhu Ziqing. "Spring" is a famous prose piece by Zhu Ziqing. It was first published in July 1933 and has been selected as Chinese middle school Chinese textbooks for a long time. The "Hymn of Spring", which is "full of poetic flavor", is actually full of the writer's thoughts and emotions, pursuit of life and personality in a specific period, and reflects the traditional cultural accumulation in the writer's bones and his yearning for a free realm.

Literary works are an art that uses language as a means to shape images to reflect social life and express the author's thoughts and feelings. They are a mirror for us and have a subtle and profound enlightenment effect on our lives. They can broaden our horizons, increase our knowledge, and cultivate our sentiments. Literary masters are the pioneers of an era and masters of various literary forms. Their works originate from the era in which they lived, record the microcosm of social life in that era, contain the writer's own experience and thinking about society and life, influence the development process of society, and have eternal charm. They are the engineers of our soul, able to guide our life development and give us spiritual nourishment like chicken soup. This is just as Tagore said when talking about the relationship between literature and the future of our humanity: "Use literature to ignite the lights of thousands of families in the future."

"Using Life" is a collection of Hu Shi's works. This book contains Hu Shi's rational prose about life.

This book is a collection of Shi Pingmei's works. As a talented woman of the Republic of China who was loved by the public, Shi Pingmei was a famous writer during the May Fourth Movement. His emotional experience, literary talents and peerless elegance have always attracted readers.

"Homecoming" is a collection of prose by Xu Dishan, which contains a total of 15 essays written by Xu Dishan.

As Lin Yutang said: "Li Shutong is one of the most talented geniuses in our era, and he is also the most unique person, the most reclusive and independent person." This book collects letters between Li Shutong, his wife, and friends, and includes a chronology of Li Shutong. From it you can feel the sincere emotions of a legendary master. His greatest love for this world is compassion. Lin Yutang, Zhang Ailing, Zhu Guangqian, Feng Zikai, Xia Zunzun, Lu Xun, Zhao Puchu and others have respected him throughout his life.

Yu Dafu was a man of poetry and wine, so he naturally did not forget "men and women" in his writings, so from his diary we can see his famous love affair with Wang Yingxia. From the diary, we can see the sentimental side of the author, who would often "cry loudly" due to inner conflicts and pain. The author's absurd and decadent side can also be seen in the diary.

"The Pain of Love" is a collection of prose by Xu Dishan, which includes a total of 22 essays written by him.

"Love is the Time of Compassion: Selected Works of Xia Zhenzun" is a selection of works by the famous writer, educator, and translator Mr. Xia Zhenzun. It collects Mr. Xia Chuzun's essays and novels about remembering friends, comprehending life, and talking about education. It embodies the author's attitude and feelings about people, things, and things, highlights the current situation of literary creation of that era and the humanistic feelings of literati writers, and reflects the idealistic feelings and the compassion of loving people and patriotism of a generation of masters.

It mainly talks about the series of classic works of the masters of the Republic of China. There are ten volumes in total. This volume is a selected collection of the works of Hu Shi, the master of the Republic of China. Hu Shi is known as "one of the leading figures of the New Culture Movement and a pioneer of Chinese liberalism." He holds thirty-two doctorate titles and has great cultural influence. "Classic Book Series of Masters of the Republic of China: After All These Years, Who Allowed Me to Be Prosperous" selects two parts of Hu Shi's essays and poems that are popular among readers. Readers can learn about the society and the master's thoughts at that time through these articles, and learn about the master's life in the articles.

It was already very late at night, and I was sitting quietly in front of the bed, listening to the faint sound of firecrackers coming from the window. Gradually, my vision became blurry, and the familiar sound of stone grinding in my hometown lingered in my ears, which sounded so far away.

This set is a specially planned edition of the "Complete Works of Chekhov's Dramas" which has been well received in recent years. Chekhov's works occupy a very important position in Russian literature and even world literature, and drama is the pearl of his literary creation achievements. In the West, Chekhov is often called the Shakespeare of the twentieth century. "The Complete Works of Chekhov's Plays" is the most complete and authoritative presentation of Chekhov's plays in China, with selected translations by famous writers such as Jiao Juyin, Li Jianwu, and Tong Daoming. The complete set is divided into four volumes, including Jiao Juyin's translation of "The Seagull", "Uncle Vanya", and "The Cherry Orchard", and Li Jianwu's translation of "Chekhov's One-Act Plays", etc. Each volume is also accompanied by a corresponding drama review written by the translator, which helps readers gain a deeper understanding of Chekhov's dramatic art and provides the academic community with a faithful and excellent translation and reliable research materials.

"The Lonely Traveler" is a collection of a series of travel-themed articles by Kerouac, author of "On the Road". From the southern United States to the east coast to the west coast to the remote northwest, he traveled to Mexico, Africa, Morocco, Paris, and London. He took a boat across two oceans: the Atlantic and the Pacific, and met all kinds of interesting people and cities. He went to work on the railway, on the cargo ship, in the mountains, chatted and played with the "Beat Generation" in New York, and visited churches and museums in Paris, vividly showing the life of an independent and educated but penniless prodigal who lived all over the world.

Poetry is a treasure in the treasure house of literature, with concise language, sincere feelings, and beautiful artistic conception. It can be said to be the crystallization of wisdom, the flower of thought, and the pure spiritual home of mankind. The book "Very Beautiful World Poetry" carefully compiles and selects nearly a hundred popular poems from the treasure house of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign poetry. These poems have been circulated for a long time and are widely known. They have struck people's heartstrings from generation to generation and brought them ideological and artistic enjoyment and edification. In order to facilitate readers to better understand poetry, in terms of style and arrangement, some chapters of this book have small columns such as "Biographies of Poets" and "Appreciating Poems over Tea" to concisely appreciate famous works and guide readers to accurately and thoroughly grasp the ideological connotation of the works. We sincerely hope that through this book, readers can fully enjoy the beauty that poetry brings to us, thereby enlightening their minds, improving their literary literacy, aesthetic standards and life taste, and creating a pure holy land for their own lives.

The main contents of this book include: "4 Minutes and 33 Seconds", "Plastic Man and Simple and Convenient Woman", "Big Fish, Small Fish and Shrimp", "Flat Man", "Wave, Fountain, Arc, Garden" and "Mole Man".

"Selected Essays by Liu Huangtian" contains more than 170 essays by Liu Huangtian, a famous Chinese writer living in the United States. Liu Huangtian wrote columns for newspapers at home and abroad for fifteen years and wrote two thousand articles. The characteristic of his essays is that he relies on his life experience of living abroad for more than 30 years, and uses the perspective of integrating the East and the West to manage the limited space into a personal world with deep emotions and clear wisdom.

The book collects a total of 16,645 sports books published over the past century (1903-2002), including some informal publications and some sports books published in Hong Kong and Taiwan. The content of the book includes three parts: basic sports theory, sports undertakings and sports projects.

Although Lawrence's life was short and he was at home all over the world, he had an indissoluble bond with Italy. In his cosmopolitan life, he had a total of three experiences living in Italy: before the outbreak of World War I in the Lake Garda region, after the end of World War I in Sicily, and in Florence in his later years to recuperate. "The Wandering Stranger" witnesses his first encounter with Italy, and also records the author's various experiences and reflections during his travels and stay. "Translation Huacai" is a new book series launched by Shanghai Translation Publishing House. The theme is clear and published in volumes, with five types in each volume, with exquisite covers that match the theme style. It is designed by the new generation of outstanding designer Zhou Weiwei. In terms of content, we make full use of the powerful and widely recognized translation resources of Shanghai Translation Publishing House to extract famous works from them into a volume. The theme of the first volume is "Wandering", including Gide, Hemingway, Lawrence, Nagai Kafeng, Maugham The travel writings of five famous literary figures include Gide's "Abandoning Travel", Hemingway's "Paris Never Ends", Lawrence "The Wandering Stranger", Nagai Kafeng's "Whispers on the Lotus Wind" and Somerset Maugham's "On His Majesty's Representation".

This book collects 217 literary letters from Anton Pavlovich Chekhov's more than 4,000 letters. The time span is 25 years. In these letters, the development and changes of Chekhov's creation, life and thoughts are shown. Show readers a more comprehensive and real great writer. In these letters, you can see the brilliance of being a great realist writer, and you can also see the ordinaryness of being an ordinary person.

"Styles of Radical Will" is the second important collection of essays in Susan Sontag's life. It is an extension of the theme studied in "Against Interpretation". The content covers various fields such as film, literature, politics, etc. What is quite eye-catching is her analysis of pornographic literary works. This book adheres to Sontag's consistent style, with sharp perspectives and unique insights.

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"Against Interpretation" is one of Susan Sontag's most famous essay collections. It is the famous work that established her status as "the most discerning essayist in existence" in the United States. The commentary has spread across European and American avant-garde literature, drama, and film. It embodies the revolutionary posture and achievements of "new intellectuals" who "oppose interpretation" and re-evaluate the entire literature and art with "new sensibility."

The collection of works of Yang Zhen, the two-time winner of the National Ethnic Minority Literature "Group Award" and the outstanding Tibetan female writer, is a Tibetan's distant nostalgia. "Time in Lhasa" was compiled after the death of the author Yang Zhen, by her husband Long Dong and the young writer Sun Jia, who jointly collected and organized the scattered works of writers. It includes novels and essays published by the author during his lifetime, as well as the author's diary, posthumous works, interviews and other texts, which basically reflects the author's creative style from the 1980s to the 2010s.

This book is a collection of Wang Zengqi's prose works, including about 80 of his representative prose works, divided into four volumes, including life memories, people he knew, landscape travel notes, flowers, birds, insects, fish, plants, and trees, etc. Each article is written with perfection, reflecting the author's high command of writing skills, profound cultural accumulation, and elegant literati feelings. This book is suitable for readers to read and treasure.

This set of Dickinson's complete works is the result of twenty years of hard work by the translator, Mr. Pu Long. Previously, Professor Pu devoted a year of research on Dickinson at Harvard University and Dickinson's hometown as a Fulbright scholar in 1994-95. After returning to China, he continued to delve into multiple editions of Dickinson's poetry collections and foreign academic materials. Many poetry translations were revised repeatedly and drafted several times. This set of complete works is a complete compilation of the two versions of Dickinson's poems edited by Johnson and Franklin. The differences between the two versions are explained with notes. In addition, Mr. Pu also researched the writing background of each poem in detail and appended it to the corresponding poem. The fourth volume is the translation of the selected letters of Dickinson edited by Johnson, which contains the most valuable letters of the poetess throughout her creative career. In addition, Mr. Pu also attaches background research after each translation. Whether for lovers of poetry and literature or for scholars interested in studying Dickinson, this set of Dickinson's complete works is a rare treasure.

This book is the third volume of Mr. Liang Heng's first collection of "Liang Heng's Wen Cun", which contains more than 80 of the author's latest creations and classic travel essays. It mainly reflects the author's thoughts and feelings after walking through mountains, rivers, sights and historic sites, and observing folk customs. The ingenious writing angle, emotional and rational narrative style, graceful and elegant writing style, rich and vivid imagination, and profound connotation of literary, cultural and scientific knowledge will make readers unable to put it down.

Zhou Zuoren's self-edited collection includes thirty-seven kinds of Zhou Zuoren's works, including thirty-three kinds of self-edited anthologies (including monographs) published by Zhou Zuoren during his lifetime, three kinds published after his death, and the later-discovered "History of Modern European Literature." Among them are Zhou Zuoren's most famous prose sketches "Book on a Rainy Day" and "My Own Garden", literary criticism collections "Art and Life", "Talk about Dragon Collection", social criticism "Talk about Tiger Collection", as well as his most profound reflective work "Laohuqiao Poems", which he is most proud of. His works "Night Reading" and "Collection of Medicinal Flavors" also include his later memories of Lu Xun, "Lu Xun's Hometown", "Characters in Lu Xun's Novels", "Lu Xun's Youth", and the most important "Reminiscences of Zhitang", etc. It is currently the most comprehensive collection of Zhou Zuoren's self-edited essays. This publication is a newly revised version, which was revised one by one by scholar Zhi'an based on the originally published and published original work, original publication text and some manuscripts, striving to restore the original appearance of Zhou Zuoren's works.

"Xie Gelan and China for a Hundred Years" includes the works of many scholars and artists from China and France. They show and interpret Xie Gelan's life journey and literary creation from multiple perspectives such as history, literature, and art. It is of great reference value for us to have an in-depth understanding of this French poet who came to China a hundred years ago.

The beautiful and poetic words are like the dense stars in the night sky, emitting a bright and charming dazzling aura from the long history, and are priceless treasures in the human spiritual world. For thousands of years, chapters composed of various words have been passed down from generation to generation and strive for excellence, so that they continue to bloom into strange and beautiful flowers in the large garden formed by various literatures, allowing people to get magical, beautiful and unforgettable enjoyment in dreamlike reading.

The book is divided into four volumes: "Approaching the End of the Century", "Criticism and Interpretation", "Reviews across the Sea" and "Literary Review". It mainly collects the author's critical articles on novels, film and television dramas and Taiwanese literature since the 1990s, covering reviews of a number of famous writers in the 1990s such as Wang Meng, Wang Anyi and Yan Geling. This book covers a wide range of topics. Although it is only scratchy and comprehensive, it also contains the insights of a scholar and critic. It can be described as a thick and alternative history of contemporary literature.

This book includes Mr. Chen Sihe's prose chronicling his memories of his life, and "1966-1970: The Gloomy Years" in which Mr. Chen Sihe recalls his life as a boy. In these loving chronicle essays, Mr. Chen Sihe wrote one by one about the people who had a profound influence on him in his life, such as Ba Jin, Jia Zhifang, Bing Xin, Zheng Chaolin, Kuang Husheng, Zhang Peiheng, Zeng Huapeng, Qian Gurong, Pan Xulan, Li Ziyun, Zhou Jieren, Chu Yuquan, etc. This book is not only a collection of memorable essays, but also a history of the spiritual changes of intellectuals in the 20th century. The life, death, guilt, origin, ups and downs of Ba Jin, Bing Xin, Jia Zhifang, Qian Gurong, Li Ziyun, Cheng Naishan and others mentioned in the book all reflect the joys and sorrows and ups and downs of an era. It was precisely with the shaping of this group of intellectuals that Mr. Chen Sihe's academic life path was put into practice.

This manuscript is one of the collections of the famous literary critic Professor Chen Sihe, and includes his articles on a close reading of some modern literary masterpieces. In this book, Professor Chen leads readers to become deeply immersed in literary works such as "Diary of a Madman", "Thunderstorm", "Border Town", "Camel Xiangzi", and "Electricity", gradually understanding the inner subtleties of the works, embarking on a beautiful literary journey, and gaining rich aesthetic enjoyment. This book can actually be used as an example of close reading of texts, as well as a textbook for general courses and elective courses in colleges and universities, and a popular reading material for ordinary readers to improve their literary accomplishments. The book is based on Marxist literary theory and provides a comprehensive and accurate interpretation of the work. It is an excellent reference book for researching and learning modern literature.

For more than ten years, countless users have gotten to know themselves on Douban, met close friends, and seen a different kind of scenery... "Douban and Me" is recording everyone's stories that happened on Douban. Maybe it was Chollima meeting Bole, maybe Boya met Ziqi, maybe he found his destined partner, maybe he found the possibility of another life... Maybe you can also find your own shadow in their stories. On Douban, discover life. And Douban is indeed changing our lives.

Chinese classical and traditional operas are my country's precious cultural heritage, among which Kun Opera, Peking Opera and other operas have been included in the list of "Masterpieces of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity" by UNESCO. This book is a collection of the author's research articles on Chinese classical opera published in books, newspapers and magazines since 1965. Among them are the examination and elucidation of the origin, background, development and evolution of Chinese classical opera, and the examination and criticism of writers and works. Most of them are opinions published after painstaking research on some divergent opinions and unresolved issues in the academic world.

Suzanne was unfortunate: as a reporter for the New York Post, her work and life were completely disrupted by a sudden illness. She often felt that her room and even her body were occupied by a terrible bed bug. Things around her became strange and distorted, and her soul seemed to be pulled out of her body. She was sent to the hospital for hundreds of tests, and the results were all normal, but her mental state became worse and worse... Susanna was also lucky: even though she was diagnosed with different illnesses many times, but her condition worsened, her parents and lover always stayed by her side. She also met Dr. Suhail Najjar, who cared for Suzanne like a friend, carefully documenting her symptoms and feelings that "her brain was under attack from her own body." In the end, can Susanna survive those dark and terrifying days and usher in light and hope again?

"Young Aspirations Don't Tell the Sorrows" collects the lives and insights of teachers and students of the People's Public Security University of China in the past thirty years, with diverse and exciting genres. Some of these works describe the excitement and doubts when entering university and Beijing for the first time, and some describe the experiences in university, including classmates, classes, eating and drinking, dormitories, parties, training, youthful emotions... Occasionally there are sorrows of spring and autumn, homesickness and sadness. They are the very real life of students in public security colleges, and they are also the history of the school.

The first-hand information about Zhang Ailing's late creation and life profile is published for the first time in an expanded version of the thirty-year correspondence between Zhang Ailing and Zhuang Xinzheng. In 1956, Eileen Chang immigrated to the United States and died in Los Angeles in September 1995. For nearly forty years in the United States, Eileen Chang lived in seclusion and rarely interacted with others. Since 1966, all important matters such as work and moving have been handled by Zhuang Xinzheng. He has written as many as eighty-four letters to him. The content of the letters may be long or short. They may talk about work changes and assigned tasks, or tell about reading experiences and current life conditions... The friendship of "half teacher and half friend" is reflected in every detail. "You are in the Pantheon of a very small number of friends that I trust. It has been the same for ten or twenty years, but I hope you can forgive me for my seemingly unkindness." -- Zhang Ailing

Wang Meng is a writer who is "always in a state of growth and climbing". His works have various forms and themes. They not only pursue the idealistic spirit, but also calmly think about the history and future of the nation, as well as reflect on the situation and phenomena of the times. This book selects and excerpts various representative works of his prose works, including the essays "Morning Rain in Tashkent", "Song of Xinjiang", essays "Laozi's Help", "Zhuangzi's Enjoyment", thesis "Four Notes on Questions", autobiography "An Eventful Life", "Blocky Articles", "Nine Lives and Seven Sheep" and other chapters, comprehensively displaying Wang Meng's artistic achievements in prose and essays for more than half a century.

Wang Xiaobo's collection (8 volumes in total) includes "Loving You Like Loving Life", "The Silent Majority", "Love in the Revolutionary Period", "Running at Night", "The Golden Age", "Wanshou Temple", "Looking for Wushuang", and "A Maverick Pig". Wang Xiaobo is known as China's Joyce and Kafka. He is also the only mainland Chinese writer who has twice won the "Taiwan United Press Literary Award Novella Award", an important award in the world of Chinese literature. His novels have provided people with the highest reading pleasure that modern Chinese novels can achieve so far.

"Xiao Dong Nao - Unforgettable Family Love" is a book in which young people who once lived in Xiao Dong Nao Village recall every detail of their time in Xiao Dong Nao. This book shows readers a poor but vibrant paradise through everyone's descriptions. 25 Different memories of youth are gathered into an unfading image of that era. In that special era, they used their enthusiasm and efforts to live up to their youth, and left behind an unforgettable family relationship that was fused with flesh and blood.