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A moth flies into the fire and kills itself, and a silkworm makes a cocoon to bind itself. How can it be that the spiritual knowledge of insects and animals is not enough to see and cause harm to such phenomena? It is also necessary to create a snare with a certain number of ears that cannot be broken. Objects are caught in this snare, and people are also caught in this snare. No matter how hard they struggle, they cannot escape. This is a series of classic works by talented women in the Republic of China. This volume selects some representative classic works by Lin Huiyin, a talented woman in the Republic of China. Every talented woman of the Republic of China has her own characteristics and strengths. The works of a single writer are collected into 1 or 2 volumes, all of which are representative works of talented women of the Republic of China. They are either widely circulated or are pearls that have been omitted by history. As a talented woman of the Republic of China who is deeply loved by the public, Lin Huiyin's emotional experience, literary talent and peerless elegance have always attracted a large number of readers. Readers can not only appreciate the author's words from this set of books, but also truly feel the author's heart and life at that time through the words. They can also understand the social status of the Republic of China during reading and be influenced by the literature and art with the characteristics of the Republic of China.

His childhood and adolescence were spent in the unforgettable places of Fuyang and Hangzhou. The green and blue Fuchun landscape and the unique scenery of Xizi nourished and cultivated Yu Dafu's talents and feelings. An extremely important part of his fresh, fluent and passionate prose is the description of the mountains, waters and secular scenery of his hometown, leaving for future generations a colorful and thought-provoking picture.

Su Manshu was known as a monk in that era. With his talents and courage, few people at that time could surpass him. But he lived a life of wind and rain in his cassock. He became a monk at the age of sixteen, mostly as a silent act to resist his ill-fated fate. Su Manshu's biological mother was a Japanese woman who left him three months after giving birth to him. He has never felt the warmth of family since he was a child. Su Manshu is a love monk. When she was fifteen years old, Su Manshu went to Yokohama, Japan to study with her cousin, and fell in love at first sight with the Japanese girl Juzi. Their romance was strongly opposed by the Su family. When Su Manshu's uncle found out about this, he reprimanded Su Manshu for ruining the Su family's reputation and blamed Juzi's parents. Juzi's parents were furious and beat her up in public. As a result, Juzi threw herself into the sea and died that night. The pain of broken love and Juzi's fate made Su Manshu feel deeply disheartened and despaired of all hope. After returning to Guangzhou, he went to Pujian Temple to become a monk.

"The Complete Works of Xu Zhimo (set of 6 volumes)" content introduction: It was compiled by two sages, Chiang Fuchong, the former director of the National Palace Museum in Taipei, China, and the famous scholar Liang Shiqiu, and was praised by Ms. Zhang Youyi. As the editor said in the preface, there are countless mistakes and corruptions in the reprints of Xu Zhimo's selected works and complete works. In 1967, Zhang Youyi came to Taiwan and sincerely invited Mr. Jiang Fucong and Liang Shiqiu to take charge of the compilation of "The Complete Works". Xu Gongzi, who was living in the United States, spent a year collecting his father's works from various university libraries and copying them one by one. For this reason, our agency purchased the copyright from the Chinese Taipei Biographical Literature Publishing House and produced 1,931 sets of collections. The binding and materials were neat and tidy to commemorate.

This book does not include his poems and translations, but only his essays, reviews and letters. A modern talented man who is famous as a poet and translator, his prose is also rich and charming, with unique charm. His aloof and stubborn "Raging Eyes King Kong" who challenges unfairness and authority is even more heart-warming. Show more

This book is a collection of selected works by Zheng Zhenduo. Zheng Zhenduo (December 19, 1898 - October 17, 1958) was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and originally from Changle, Fujian. An outstanding modern Chinese patriot and social activist, writer, poet, scholar, literary critic, literary historian, translator, art historian, and also a famous collector and exegete.

The people on this lonely boat - there are proud people looking for spring, there are wandering returning guests - the sound of the oars is mixed with the murmur of joy and the sigh of sadness. Ruan Jun, who was holding the helm, was identifying the direction of the lone boat in the clear light, and Sen was helping to paddle. At this time, they indeed had a great mission, which could make people safe or drown them in the abyss of death. Sen worked hard to pull away the tangled algae, and the boat had reached the middle of the river. At this time, the moon was white and clear, and the silver waves and snow waves stirred up the excitement of the sand. She hugged the side of the boat and sang: "Ten miles of the Milky Way are piled with snow waves." How confused was she looking around? This lonely boat is swinging lightly towards the depths of the river. I'm afraid it will be too cold high up in the Yuyu Qiong Tower! ... I want to knock on the sky and ask where is the Palace of Lihen that separates humans from heaven? The fog locks the cloud seal! The fog locks the cloud seal! The endless hatred... When will it end!

The four-act drama "Zhang Zizhong" was created during the Anti-Japanese War in 1940. It focuses on Zhang Zizhong, a general of the Anti-Japanese War, who led by example, strictly enforced military discipline, understood the situation, and won the hearts of the people. It particularly highlights his bravery and fearlessness, fighting the invaders to the end and dying on the battlefield, in order to inspire the people during the Anti-Japanese War.

This book is divided into two parts: the first part mainly reflects the social reality of old China and exposes the oppression and exploitation of the working people by the rich; the second part mainly shows the social life abroad, exposing the decadence and darkness of the Western world and the decline of the European economy after the war. There are famous articles such as "A Layer of Paper Apart" and "The Blacksmith".

"Literature Chat" is a pamphlet written by Zhu Xiang specifically for young people and students. The writing style is concise. Some scholars believe that this book "has missionary enthusiasm but no missionary smell, so it is particularly lovely." After reading the article carefully, I think this statement is credible.

This book selects Su Manshu's essays. 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.

The content of this book includes: Jane from the Nest, In the Living Room of Prime Minister Felipe, The Liberator, The Flower of Worry, Mr. Higashino, Humans Are Not Humans, etc.

Su Manshu, a modern wonder who wore a cassock and shawl and lived a stormy life. He was a master of both poetry and painting. His novels were all the rage and he had numerous translations. He made waves in the literary and political circles. He was a poet monk, a painting monk, and a love monk who "cannot have one without the other, and cannot have two." This book selects his famous literary works, accompanied by the master's deep Zen paintings, showing his mortal dream of "half fat stain and half tear stain" when he realized Zen. Su Manshu, a modern wonder who wore a cassock and shawl and lived a stormy life. He was a master of both poetry and painting. His novels were all the rage, and he had numerous translations. He made waves in the literary and political circles. He was a poet monk, a painting monk, and a love monk who "cannot have one without the other, and cannot have two." This book selects his famous literary works, accompanied by the master's deep Zen paintings, showing his mortal dream of "half fat stain and half tear stain" when he realized Zen.

Archaeologists have recently discovered many ancient documents on the East Asian continent. The place used to be sparsely populated, with venomous snakes and ferocious beasts running rampant; now it is still a vast, desolate and filthy land, with mountains of bones piled up, and old burrows of poisonous insects all over the ground. Unfortunately, they are also filled with silt. This is a relic after the flood. It is really not easy to study the ancient society here by examining the fossils underground and the ruins above ground. As for those documents - of course they were all tattered paper, with water marks, and messy, muddy and blood-stained "traces of birds and beasts". It was really difficult to see clearly. In addition, the words written on them looked like so-called hieroglyphs like ancient Egyptian characters. --It is very much like those scholars who studied hard when Napoleon first conquered Egypt. Sure enough, among these documents, several East Asian linguists examined a ragged piece of writing.

This book is one of the "Story Club Library and Scholar Forum Series" and is the "only long collection of essays" by Zhou Zuoren, a famous modern litterateur. It establishes his humanitarian ideological tone. The writer Zhou Zuoren is based on the thinker Zhou Zuoren, and the face of the thinker Zhou Zuoren is mainly shown in this book. This book is one of the foundation works of "New Literature" and an important material for studying the emergence of New Literature and Zhou Zuoren's thoughts.

The "Collection of Works of Famous Chinese Modern Literature" series includes works by Lu Xun, Lu Yan, Miao Chongqun, Qian Xuantong, Rou Shi, Xiao Hong, Xu Zhimo, etc. The collected works have profound ideas, ingenious conception, twists and turns in plots, humor in simplicity, warmth in ridicule, and philosophy of life in eloquent narratives. They show the author's profound experience and unique thinking about life, and have extremely special enlightenment significance for readers and writers. Whether it is the description or outline of the world, or the analysis and exploration of human nature, they all show their unique artistic skills. This book is "Collection of Works of Zou Taofen".

"Traces" is a collection of essays, including five essays: "Hurry", "Singing", "Qinhuai River in the Sound of Oars and Shadows", "Traces of Wenzhou", and "Civilization in Ships".

The selection of this series of books is extensive and rich, and it combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' enjoyment of reading classic literature, but also enable us to realize the wisdom and philosophy of life.

In 1919, the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering of the Upper School of Nanyang Public School was transferred to the Department of Liberal Arts of Shanghai St. John's University. In 1922, he served as the editorial director of the China Vocational Education Society founded by Huang Yanpei and others, and began to engage in education and editing work. In 1926, he took over as the editor-in-chief of Life Weekly. With his sharp pen, he advocated justice and public opinion and criticized the dark forces. Therefore, he was rated as one of the 100 heroic models who made outstanding contributions to the founding of New China. This book is one of the author's selected works.

The selection of this series of books is extensive and rich, and it combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' enjoyment of reading classic literature, but also enable us to realize the wisdom and philosophy of life.

The selection of this series of books is extensive and rich, and it combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' enjoyment of reading classic literature, but also enable us to realize the wisdom and philosophy of life.

The selection of this series of books is extensive and rich, and it combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' enjoyment of reading classic literature, but also enable us to realize the wisdom and philosophy of life.

The selection of this series of books is extensive and rich, and it combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' enjoyment of reading classic literature, but also enable us to realize the wisdom and philosophy of life.

"Folding a Branch of Begonia - Xu Zhimo's Poems and Essays" is a collection of poems and essays by the Crescent School poet Xu Zhimo. It selects more than 150 poems written by him in various periods (including several fine works of prose). Most of them are on the theme of love, which comprehensively demonstrates the poet's unconstrained creative talent and poetic style. It is the best choice for reading and understanding Xu Zhimo's poems.

"Farewell Shengxiao: Selected Classical Poems of Xu Zhimo" contains Xu Zhimo's five poetry collections: "Zhimo's Poems", "A Night in the Green Green", "Tiger Collection", "Wandering in the Clouds" and "Collection Outside". His most well-known poems such as "Farewell to Cambridge", "Accidental", "Shayang Nala" are all included. It is a selection of all his classic poems and prose works, and is also an indispensable spiritual pillow book. Through "Farewell Shengxiao: Selected Classic Poems of Xu Zhimo", we can once again feel Xu Zhimo's overflowing talent, enter his contradictory, complex and strange world, and touch the adventurous soul between ideal and reality, soaring and falling.

A collection of Lao She's essays. Lao She (1899-1966), whose original name was Shu Qingchun, also had the pen names Jie Qing, Hong Lai, Fei Wo, etc., With the courtesy name She Yu. Chinese modern novelist, famous writer, outstanding language master, people's artist, the first writer in New China to win the title of "people's artist". His representative works include "Camel Xiangzi", "Four Generations Under One Roof" and the play "Teahouse". Lao She always worked selflessly throughout his life. He was a well-deserved "model worker" in the literary and art circles.

The selection of this series of books is extensive and rich, and it combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' enjoyment of reading classic literature, but also enable us to realize the wisdom and philosophy of life.

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.

The selection of this series of books is extensive and rich, and it combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' enjoyment of reading classic literature, but also enable us to realize the wisdom and philosophy of life.

"Excellent Prose of Zhu Ziqing" is a selected collection of Zhu Ziqing's prose. All the prose collected in the book are his famous works. Such as "Hurry", "Qinhuai River in the Sound of Oars and Shadows of Lights", "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", etc.

In 1922, he served as the editorial director of the China Vocational Education Society founded by Huang Yanpei and others, and began to engage in education and editing work. In 1926, he took over as the editor-in-chief of Life Weekly. With his sharp pen, he advocated justice and public opinion and criticized the dark forces. Therefore, he was rated as one of the 100 heroic models who made outstanding contributions to the founding of New China. This book is one of the author's selected works.

"Selected Prose of Zheng Zhenduo" includes works such as "From Rolling Rice to Stepping on Rice" and "The Moon Outside the Golden Liang Bridge is Like Frost".

Xu Dishan's prose brilliantly demonstrates the originality of his prose creation with its unique religious complex, short form, rich and strange associations, and profound philosophy of life. His unique choice of subject matter and creative techniques not only opened up the description field of new literature, but also enriched the creative methods of new literature. "Xu Dishan Prose Boutique" mainly compiles the author's prose and song works.

It was compiled by two sages, Chiang Fuchong, former director of the National Palace Museum in Taipei, China, and Liang Shiqiu, a famous scholar, and was praised by Ms. Zhang Youyi. As the editor said in the preface, there are countless mistakes and corruptions in the reprints of Xu Zhimo's selected works and complete works. In 1967, Zhang Youyi came to Taiwan and sincerely invited Mr. Jiang Fucong and Liang Shiqiu to take charge of the compilation of "The Complete Works". Xu Gongzi, who was living in the United States, spent a year collecting his father's works from various university libraries and copying them one by one. For this reason, our agency purchased the copyright from the Chinese Taipei Biographical Literature Publishing House and produced 1,931 sets of collections. The binding and materials were neat and tidy to commemorate.

"Slaughter" was written by Mr. Lao She in Wuhan in 1938 and was not completed. It is Lao She's first Anti-Japanese War novel that describes patriotic students participating in the Anti-Japanese War.

This book is a blockbuster work led by the martial arts master Mr. Jin Yong! It is the essence of Mr. Jin Yong's lifelong prose work! Collects more than 30 of his rare and unpublished prose and essays in mainland China. Mr. Jin Yong completed his martial arts novels earlier and wrote less prose. He is knowledgeable about life, culture, history, etc. And has profound attainments. Therefore, the articles in this book are even more precious! Life is one encounter after another. We whipped up our horses, took a short rest in the pavilion, and when we looked back and paused, we met again. We only met for a moment, but we will look back and remember them throughout our lives. We met by chance in the rivers and lakes, but they were destined to run towards completely different fates. Beauty grows old with a snap of the fingers, and youth disappears in an instant. In the end, I will only meet you in this life. Follow the text in this book to relive Mr. Jin Yong's literary world and appreciate his joyful and heroic world and life. I would like to use this book to express my respect for Mr. Jin Yong's love and loyalty, his happiness and grudges, and his unrestrained freedom. Life is too short and the world is too big. I just want to see you again in the world.

"The Broken Collection" is one of the selected collections of Yu Dafu's works. It mainly includes articles such as miscellaneous notes on a trip to the South, Street Lamps, Sentimental Travels, In the Cold Wind, The Sting of a Wasp, etc.

"Dafu's Travels" selects twenty-nine of Yu Dafu's travel notes and landscape essays. These works describe landscapes and scenic spots. It not only has rich geography, history, and natural knowledge, but also injects personal experiences and feelings; the language is not refined, the composition is not restricted, the writing is talented, eclectic, elegant, and the writing is interesting. Reading Dafu's travel notes, his character, hobbies, thoughts, beliefs, and living habits are all vividly displayed before our eyes.

"Collection of Chicken Ribs" is one of the selected works of Yu Dafu, which mainly includes articles such as Stomach Trouble, Blood and Tears, Xingluoxing, Return to Hometown, and Postscript to Return to Hometown.

In the 16th year of the Republic of China, he organized the "Sun Society" with A Ying, Meng Chao and others, edited "Sun Monthly", "Times Literature and Art", "New Current", "Pioneer" and other literary magazines to promote revolutionary literature. He is the author of poetry collections "New Dreams" and "Mourning China", novels "Young Wanderers", "Wild Sacrifice", "The Moon Breaks Out of the Clouds", etc. This book is one of his representative works.

This book, also known as "The Sequel and Supplement to the Huagai Collection", collects Lu Xun's essays written in 1926, the first six of which were written in Xiamen, and another "Marine Correspondence" written in 1927.

Orange fire clouds enveloped the bustling city of Tokyo, and the sun, like a blazing flame, always visited my house from morning to dusk; and my fragile nerves were like fireflies in the forest. They loved the melancholy green onions and were afraid of the too powerful sunlight. As long as the sun came to rule the world, I would become a winter insect, lifeless. At this time, only irritability, fatigue, and boredom occupied my entire consciousness, and I never saw the waves of inspiration rippling like spring waves... Ha! Moans under pressure occasionally broke the dull dullness.

"Lao Niu Breaks the Car" is a collection of Lao She's essays, which mainly includes "How I Write Short Stories", "Talk about Humor" and other works, which reproduces the mental journey of a generation of masters.

This book contains a number of Lao She's poetry works, such as "Protect My River and Mountains", "She Remembers", "The Empty City Strategy", "The Gift", etc. These works include sympathy and pity for the lives of the lower class people in the old society, eulogies for the happy life of the people in the new society, praises for the struggles of patriots in times of national crisis, and interesting descriptions of small things in daily life.

Lao She (1899-1966), whose original name was Shu Qingchun, also had the pen names Jie Qing, Hong Lai, Fei Wo, etc., With the courtesy name She Yu. Chinese modern novelist, famous writer, outstanding language master, people's artist, the first writer in New China to win the title of "people's artist". His representative works include "Camel Xiangzi", "Four Generations Under One Roof" and the play "Teahouse". Lao She always worked selflessly throughout his life. He was a well-deserved "model worker" in the literary and art circles.

Lin Huiyin, my country's first outstanding female architect and writer in the 20th century, was once praised by Hu Shi as "unparalleled in talent and elegance." Her talent and beauty, like her works, are admired by the world. This book selects some of Lin Huiyin's most representative poems, essays, novels, and letters and combines them into one volume to satisfy readers' admiration for this talented woman. The version of this book is elegant and simple, and the text is generously typed. It is a good edition to read and collect.

Lin Huiyin, architect and writer, the first female architect in China, was also hailed by Hu Shi as a talented woman of China's generation. Surrounding her were Xu Zhimo, the most romantic poet at the time, Liang Sicheng, the best architect, Jin Yuelin, the most famous philosopher, and Shen Congwen, Hu Shi, and Fairbank Fairbank, the influential figures of that era. Her life was surrounded by applause and flowers. "The Poetry Biography of Lin Huiyin: Poetic Qianxun Waterfall and April Day in the World" captures fragments of her poems and uses poetry to express emotions. It not only writes about Lin Huiyin's life and mental journey, but also vividly outlines the colorful life between her and a group of senior intellectuals such as Liang Sicheng, Xu Zhimo, Jin Yuelin, Shen Congwen and so on. The conciseness of poetry and the beauty of prose are combined to try to restore a real and peerless beauty to readers.

Lin Huiyin, my country's first outstanding female architect and writer in the 20th century, was once praised by Hu Shi as "unparalleled in talent and elegance." Her talent and beauty, like her works, are admired by the world. This book selects some of Lin Huiyin's most representative poems, essays, novels, and letters and combines them into one volume to satisfy readers' admiration for this talented woman. The version of this book is elegant and simple, and the text is generously typed. It is a good edition to read and collect.

Based on early documentation, this book completely contains all of Lin Huiyin's published works, truly reproducing Lin Huiyin's legendary life from his golden age to his twilight years.