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The upper and lower volumes of "Beishan Epigraphy and Stone Records" are the eighth and ninth volumes of "The Complete Works of Shi Zhecun". They include the treatises on epigraphy, inscriptions, calligraphy and cultural relics, "Shui Jing Zhu Stele Records", "Beishan Collection of Ancient Records", "Inscriptions on Stones and Stones", "Beishan Talk about Art Records" and its sequel, "One Hundred Selections of Tang Steles", as well as a large number of unpublished single papers. The content is rich and the discussion is precise, which fully reflects the author's outstanding attainments in this field.

Seven years ago, Liang Heng published a book for middle school students, "Photographing the Railings All Over," which featured more than 20 of Liang Heng's essays and was reviewed by a special-grade Chinese language teacher. It became a bestseller as soon as it was published, with sales of around 100,000 copies every year. This book is the second volume in the book series. It selects more than 20 essays and commentaries by Liang Heng and is commented by Chen Xiuzheng, a special grade teacher of Chinese language in Tianjin.

Mr. Liang Heng is a famous essayist, and many of his famous essays have been selected into Chinese textbooks in middle schools and universities. Seven years ago, Liang Heng published a collection of essays called "Looking for a Crossing", which was published by Renmin University Press and has been widely praised since its publication. This book is the longer version of "Meidu" and contains Mr. Liang Heng's most representative essays, comments and writing experiences. The book is divided into six parts: "Great men are like mountains", "Green history is like a mirror", "Mountains and rivers are like me", "Beauty of life", "Style from outside the country" and "The way of writing", almost including his most representative prose, essays and research. In particular, while retaining the essence of the old edition, it also includes many of his newly published essays in the past seven years that have aroused repercussions across the country. This book is not only suitable for literature lovers to read, but also a guide for college and middle school students to improve their literary literacy and writing skills.

This book is the second volume of Mr. Liang Heng's first collection of "Liang Heng Wen Cun", which contains more than 80 of the author's latest creations and classic political essays. It contains the essence of the author's thinking on the politics, culture, and society of the country and the times over the years. The content is in-depth and comprehensive. There are judgments on macro-political phenomena, such as "What is Politics" and "Why is it So Difficult to Seek Truth from Facts", etc., Which talk about how officials can improve their political literacy, "I feel that cadres can't speak", "Officials do not interfere with the people's self-enrichment", etc., As well as analyzes of major social events. "Fake Milk Powder Tortures True Morality" and "Earthquakes Teach Us How to Speak", etc. There are also many essential chapters that discuss social and cultural phenomena, explore reading and being a human being, and understand life. The profound insights, far-reaching vision, and quintessential writing style make you unable to put it down after reading.

This book is the first volume of Mr. Liang Heng's first collection of "Liang Heng's Wencun", which contains more than 60 new works and classic biographies by the author. It can be called the authoritative text reflecting the creation of Mr. Liang Heng's biographies so far. The book is divided into seven parts, including reviews of historical and cultural celebrities, reinterpretations of leaders, telling warm and heartwarming stories, life essays and creative insights, etc. Some of the chapters are popular, such as "Beauty spanning a hundred years", "Photographing the Railings All Over", "There is no great thing but Zhou Enlai", etc. Mr. Liang Heng's creations have Sima Qian's style of historical writing and Zwei's style of compassion, writing about great emotions, events and principles. Among them, more than 60 articles such as "Jin Temple", "Xia Gan", "Looking for a Ferry, Looking for a Ferry, Where to Ferry" and "Green Mountains Are Not Old" have been selected into the textbooks of universities, middle schools and primary schools, and can be regarded as model chapters for students to read.

This book is a collection of essays. The work uses the protagonist Tian Ge to reflect on his life when he is 40 years old, and shows a picture of people's lives in urban-rural areas in the past 30 years. Tian Ge was born in a rural area in 1973. He was admitted to university in 1990 and started his career after graduating from university in 1994. After 20 years of work, love, getting married, raising children, supporting parents, achieving success in work, etc., People gradually move from youth to middle age. The work makes us reflect on how we should live as Chinese people.

The campus is a beautiful home for teachers and students, and the school is the cradle of cultivating talents. The majority of educators and students, swimming in the ocean of knowledge, jointly write beautiful pictures of the campus.

There is water and soil on one side, and there is humanity on the other. Northern Shaanxi has a profound and rich traditional culture, which can be highlighted and confirmed by the colorful fields of contemporary art.

This book contains 30 conference papers, covering the development and transformation of heritage museums, collections and utilization of heritage museums, technological protection of heritage museums, display and display of heritage museums, heritage museums and social education, etc.

Looking back on the past ten years, I feel very gratified that we are still on the road, neither humble nor arrogant. We have not given up writing because of loneliness or worldly hardships, nor have we become complacent because of the joy of small achievements.

Contemporary museums are paying more and more attention to educational issues and issues, and related research results are increasing year by year, becoming an important field of museum research.

Four love letters, thirty-nine stories. The laughter and playfulness of youth, the ignorance and sourness of youth, the search for knowledge and questions, the exploration and understanding of life... The roads I have walked alone, the scenery I have seen, every bit and bit, are like flowers blooming in my heart. One stroke at a time, I write a personal love letter to myself and you.

Growth is an irreversible proposition. The carefreeness of childhood gradually leaves us and is replaced by complicated reality, busy life and cramped life. This is the journey of life we ​​must take, and no one has ever questioned it until the appearance of the little king. The little king was short and chubby, only three inches tall. He comes from another world. In his world, people are big when they are born, know everything, and then become smaller and forgetier day by day. But he does not feel sad because of this, because forgetting and becoming smaller can give him more free space, his dreams can become bigger, and all the gaps can be filled with unlimited imagination. The little king and the protagonist "I" discuss dreams and reality, forgetfulness and memory, life and eternity. All these propositions show another possibility in the eyes of the little king, and "I" also discover more expectations for life in getting along with the little king. "The Little King" is not only a fairy tale, but also a fable of life. The sentimental and poetic words infiltrate the author's immortal thoughts on life and growth.

"You Are the April Day in the World: Collected Works of Lin Huiyin" Lin Huiyin is a talented woman in the history of modern Chinese literature. As a poet of the Crescent School, her works pay attention to "the symmetry of stanzas and the uniformity of sentences" and follow the idea of ​​"reason and restraint of emotions". She is an art school for art's sake. In addition to poetry, Lin Huiyin also made great achievements in novels, essays, scripts, translations, etc. He often published works in Ta Kung Pao, Beiping Morning News and other influential media at the time. "Ninety-Nine Degrees of Middle School", "Beyond the Window", "Mei Zhen and Them", etc. Are all representative works. At the same time, due to professional reasons, Lin Huiyin also wrote a large number of articles about ancient architecture. Compared with rigid and formulaic academic reports, he is not only scientifically rigorous, but also uses poetic language to describe and praise the exquisite achievements in the craftsmanship of my country's ancient architecture, which is full of poetry and painting. This book selects all of Lin Huiyin's most classic, beautiful and exquisite works. Her beautiful and fresh words are like the spring breeze blowing on the face, bringing a wonderful reading experience to the readers who like her.

The book is a collective memoir of the 1983 class of the Political Science Department of Northwest Normal University. It contains a total of 64 reminiscence articles, messages, and insights, as well as more than 100 photos. The Class of 1983 is the third class of college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination. Before enrolling, they had complicated identities and experienced ups and downs; after graduation, they have different experiences, different choices, and different fates. This memoir, with either gentle or stern words, reflects the whole class's affectionate remembrance of life, family, society, teachers, and classmates. It also witnesses the ups and downs of China's social changes over the past thirty years since the reform and opening up, and can reflect an era. This book is one of the books in the "Past Books" series.

This book is a collection of anecdotes about the front and backstage scenes in the cross talk world. This book is laid out based on the "art" in cross talk, and tells the rules, customs and teaching characteristics of cross talk through more than a hundred short stories. It embodies the invincible positive energy of the cross talk world; it highlights the excellent traditional virtues of the Chinese nation; it reveals the unique skills that cross talk actors urgently need to inherit and develop; it promotes the extremely exciting and hilarious anecdotes that are well-educated and state-of-the-art.

"The Story of Mankind" is one of Van Loon's most representative works. In this work, Fang Long uses smart and smooth words to present the history of human civilization development for thousands of years in front of readers. The story begins in ancient times, from the disputes in the ancient lands of the East, to the disputes between Athens and Sparta, Rome and Carthage, to the collision between Christianity and Islam, to the rise of constitutional states, to the colonization movement, and until the First World War.

This is a record of the literary exchanges between Gu Jian, the "literary messenger" from the three places across the Taiwan Strait. What we read from it are the shining names in the contemporary literary world: Wang Zengqi, Dai Houying, Gu Cheng, Wang Xiyan, Lin Haiyin, Qian Zhongshu, Jia Zhifang, Xu Jie, Ke Ling... The above can be roughly divided into two Category: first, notes on letters but also about people, such as "The Warmth of Wang Zengqi's Letters" and "Dai Houying's Letters"; second, mainly about people, such as "Nie Hualing who went through "Three Lives and Three Worlds"" and "Lu Wenfu, a friend enough". Whether writing about friendships in the literary world or correspondence, they are all filled with vivid writing. A large number of the letters have been disclosed for the first time and contain a large number of little-known details in the literary world.

The works included in this book include: pandas and imperialism, the history of drug testers, the prequel to inflatable dolls, the literary history of "masturbation", the politics of sieges, the collective memory of the search for resistance, their respective "Burmese harps", the wrath of yesterday's weapons, "return to heaven" as a modern classic, the blood doubts of history, etc.

Like many other articles published in the "Cai Mulberry Collection", the content is still positioned as "focusing on both reading and life." Whether it is about Hong Kong newspapermen Zhou Shi, Liang Xiaozhong ("Red Plum Valley"), poet Xin Di ("The Voice Comes from the Grass"), or about my great-aunt Ouyang Yuqian ("Iron Lion Hutong No. 3"), Or about my own father ("Kai La Qi"), they all make people feel like seeing the person and hearing their voice. In the vivid details, there is a soul-piercing and touching power.

This is a booklet about guiding reading. In order to guide everyone to read good books, Tsinghua University launched a book "Tsinghua University Students Should Read (Humanities Part)" in 1997, which recommended 20 Chinese cultural masterpieces, Chinese literary masterpieces, world cultural masterpieces and world literary masterpieces. The results were good and received positive reviews both inside and outside the school. According to the requirements of the situation, and based on summarizing past guidance on reading practice, the Tsinghua University Library came forward and invited professors from Tsinghua University's National College Student Cultural Quality Education Base, Xinya College, Academic Affairs Office, and School of Humanities to form an editorial committee to revise the 1997 edition of "Tsinghua University Students' Recommended Reading List (Humanities Part)" and form a new version of "Tsinghua University's Recommended Reading List." The books recommended in the new edition are some of the best books that have been recognized by the world as enlightening as soon as they were published recently. They generally have classic characteristics and have been washed over the years. They are cultural heritages that are handed down from generation to generation, universal and authoritative.

"Zang and Postscript" contains about forty articles, all of which are written by famous figures in the contemporary literary and artistic circles, such as Ba Jin, Bing Xin, Yu Guangyuan, Gong Mu, Jiao Juyin, Feng Zhi, Shen Congwen, Wang Zengqi, Huang Yongyu, Wu Guanzhong... The author started from a certain version of each of their works, writing both "books" and "people"; therefore, it is both a literary and readable reading essay and a valuable historical material of contemporary literature.

Cooking, pottery making, photography, traveling and handicrafts are the sources of "my little happiness". They are pure and simple, seemingly unrelated, but there are many overlapping elements. I love every detail in "Little Happiness", they make my heart more peaceful and richer. I like this kind of myself and this kind of life. When I first arrived in Japan, everything was so strange. I was used to the huge crowds in the country, and the place seemed extremely empty and cold. The house we rented was far away from the busy city, which made it feel even colder. I can't remember the first few nights I cried alone. Suddenly I smelled a faint fragrance, mixed with the smell of miso, tofu, and seafood. It instantly touched my taste buds and I couldn't help but sigh, "It smells so good." At that time, I made up my mind that the world is so beautiful, so don't waste time being sad. --Cold sauce

"The Collected Works of Alain de Botton (set of 13 volumes in total)" includes: "Falling in Love with Romance", "The Consolation of Philosophy", "Embracing Lost Time", "The Charm of Boring", "A Little Trip in the Airport", "Status Anxiety", "The Architecture of Happiness", "For Atheists", "Ode to Work", "The Art of Travel", "Kiss and Tell", "Love Notes", "The Turmoil of the News" and "Falling in Love with Romance".

"The Little Donkey and Me" is a collection of essays written by Spanish Nobel Prize winner Jimenez about his close relationship with his beloved little donkey Pur. There are more than 100 short stories in the book. Each article is short, concise, clean and elegant, full of poetic melancholy, exuding a touch of sadness. It expresses the imperfection of reality in the innocent tone of a child, and the words are filled with love and warmth. In the author's eyes, the little donkey is full of spirituality, noble and kind. The author's emotions about it include enthusiasm, longing, worry, bitterness, and sweetness. He writes about his lifelong friendship with a little donkey in a touching way.

This book excerpts some of Johannes Jensen's classic novels, which describe primitive, semi-savage people from ancient times to the present day, who still live with ancient fears. His vivid and powerful descriptions of his childhood birthplace can be seen strongly in his superb poetry. His sentences are lively, vivid, expressive, and each sentence is resounding, making reading like a spring breeze. This poet, who is deeply rooted in his own land, sings the praises of the Nordic people's victorious struggle against nature in his book.

"The Bald King" is one of the masterpieces of Zhang Tianyi, a famous children's literature writer. This work has attracted thousands of young readers with its timeless artistic charm and has accompanied the growth of generations of young readers. It has become an eternal classic and is treasured deep in children's memories. "The Bald King" tells the story of the moody Bald King, who is stupid and evil. His teeth will grow when he is angry. Although he already had many wives, he forced Gangan to be his wife, and arrested Gangan's parents, her brother Dong Geer, and neighbor Youjun. In the end, everyone worked together to drive the stupid and cruel Bald King out of the palace, rescued all the innocent people, and gained freedom. This story tells children the secret to overcoming adversity: unity, calmness, optimism, and wisdom.

The book is a collection of personal essays by Wuhan author Wu Li. It includes more than 30 essays of various types, which write about some of her experiences and perceptions about career and women's life, about her extraordinary life experience of going south to Shenzhen to start a business, about her relatives, ups and downs of love, and interactions with others. It includes chapters such as "Love of Beauty Since Childhood", "Growing Old in Elegance", "Going to School Alone and Hard Education", "They Make Up for My Regret of Not Having a Daughter", etc.

This book is a collection of prose essays written by "Jun Ping Da Mo Wang", a well-known beauty blogger on Sina Weibo. The author has lived in Beijing and Shanghai and traveled around the world. The author uses vivid language to tell wonderful stories that happened in different places and with different protagonists. The pen and ink are sonorous and powerful, humorous and interesting. Along the way, the author also described his extraordinary life experiences and unique spiritual insights. There are also unknown experiences such as "depression" and "IT youth", as well as the "osmanthus rain" full of old Hangzhou flavor, and the beautiful memories with many relatives and friends such as "grandma", "grandfather" and "parents". Every trip is a wonderful encounter with the unknown self. Life is short. Since you can't live more than a few lifetimes, then travel, see and think. The footprints of time belong to others as well as to yourself.

"Quietness is a Direction" is a collection of prose works. It is divided into four parts: "Destiny Comes and Destiny Goes", "Viewing the East and Viewing the West", "Ebb and Flow", and "Before the Rain and After the Rain", which records the author's life imprints and life insights in the past three years - or looking at the world from the innate fate of people coming and living, or nurturing life and connecting with everyone; Explore the culture of beautiful cities with mountains and rivers from the natural cities in the southeast, northwest, or reveal the inner feelings of the soul from the profound world of people; or see the ups and downs of human nature year after year from the various elements constructed by people, units, and society. Most of the collected works have been published in newspapers and periodicals at or above the municipal level, and some of them have won various essay awards or supplement awards.

This book is a collection of excellent articles from the WeChat public account "Tsinghua Study Room" of the Graduate Student League Committee of Tsinghua University. It is mainly original articles about Tsinghua figures, campus culture, educational hot spots, current social events, and study visit experiences. All the articles in this book were written by postgraduate students in their spare time from academic research. Many of the articles have become popular masterpieces in the WeChat public account and have been widely disseminated in the school and society.

This book is divided into four albums: "The Bigness of the University", "The Magnetic Field of Life", "The Far Distance" and "Sunrise in the Heart". The book begins with "Beida Attitude", which details the profound historical accumulation and cultural heritage of Peking University, Tsinghua, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Berkeley and other world-famous universities, and explores Chinese and Western educational concepts; critic Wang Xuebo vividly depicts a group of Chinese and foreign cultural masters, including Cai Yuanpei, Mei Yiqi, Feng Youlan, Hu Shi, Bing Xin, Thoreau... Vividly showing their artistic pursuits and life ideals. From famous schools to people, travel notes from the west to the east of the United States, different albums present different fields. Wang Xueying uses the combination of poetry and thinking to construct a unique aesthetic space. This is a prose with humanistic care, ideological strength, and cultural heritage. This is the most vivid and good book for general education.

"Collected Works of Ning Shufan" is one of the two "Historical Essays" edited by us when we were academic consultants at the School of Journalism and Communication of Shantou University from 2003 to 2005 (the other is "Collected Works of Fang Hanqi") edited by the school's "Changjiang Journalism and Communication Series".

This collection includes: "Four Generations Under One Roof", "The Soul-Breaking Gun Collection", "Two Horses", "Drum Calligraphy Artist", "Cremation", "Lao Zhang's Philosophy", "Divorced Man", "Camel Xiangzi Dog Morning", "Cat City" and "Xinhan Muled" "The Biography of Niu Tianci", "The Collection of Micro Gods", "Dr. Wen's Sunshine", "How I Write a Novel", "The Unknown Highland Became Famous", "Xiaopo's Birthday Little Wooden Man", "Collection of Humorous Sketch", "Crescent Collection", "Zhao Zi said" and "Small Resurrection under Zhenghong Banner".

This is public intellectual writing that Judt delivers "with a genuine heart," a book about the pain points of our time. This book is the last collection of Judt's essays compiled and published with a preface by Jennifer Homans, Tony Judt's widow. It contains many important articles written by Judt as a public intellectual. These articles record the changing trajectory of his thinking and represent his continued and passionate involvement in public life. Whether he is talking about the moral dilemmas faced by mankind in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, or the French who were selectively blind to the treatment of their own country's Jews during World War II, or his admiration for Camus and Orwell, Judt brings a fair perspective, clear moral judgment and excellent intellectual standards. He reminds us of the hidden crises of this era, allowing us to remember the history of the 20th century as we enter the 21st century, and bringing us closer to the truth of the current world.

The famous writer Cong Weixi's collected works, a total of 14 volumes. Collects important works from Weixi's literary creation spanning more than 60 years in the literary world. It includes 10 volumes of novels and 4 volumes of documentary literature and essays.

This is a unique collection of prose, with rich texts and illustrations, all written by Feng Jie. Some experts call it "the most bizarre new type of fuzzy prose book". The author writes freely, and his imagination can reach far beyond the sky, but is always rooted in the land of the Central Plains, showing the mottled world of the times and salvaging the interest of rural life. There is history hidden in his hometown, and fairy tales embedded in his culture. Feng Jie reproduces the charm of Chinese characters with his superb paper skills, and even the period is an atmosphere. What Feng Jie writes about is the countryside we have lived in and the countryside we have never seen. This is Feng Jie's narrative charm.

"Collected Works of Chen Bohai" contains Mr. Chen Bohai's main academic achievements. The collection is divided into six volumes, each of which is about the study of macroscopic literary history, the study of Chinese classical literature theory, the study of Chinese classical literary works, the study of Tang poetry, the study of ancient Chinese writers, and the study of classical Chinese poetic theory. These works reflect Chen Bohai's long-term theoretical thinking, embody his spirit of exploration, and are of great inspiration to future generations' research.

"Collected Works of Chen Bohai" contains Mr. Chen Bohai's main academic achievements. The collection is divided into six volumes, each of which is about the study of macroscopic literary history, the study of Chinese classical literature theory, the study of Chinese classical literary works, the study of Tang poetry, the study of ancient Chinese writers, and the study of classical Chinese poetic theory. These works reflect Chen Bohai's long-term theoretical thinking, embody his spirit of exploration, and are of great inspiration to future generations' research.

"Collected Works of Chen Bohai" contains Mr. Chen Bohai's main academic achievements. The collection is divided into six volumes, each of which is about the study of macroscopic literary history, the study of Chinese classical literature theory, the study of Chinese classical literary works, the study of Tang poetry, the study of ancient Chinese writers, and the study of classical Chinese poetic theory. These works reflect Chen Bohai's long-term theoretical thinking, embody his spirit of exploration, and are of great inspiration to future generations' research.

"Collected Works of Chen Bohai" contains Mr. Chen Bohai's main academic achievements. The collection is divided into six volumes, each of which is about the study of macroscopic literary history, the study of Chinese classical literature theory, the study of Chinese classical literary works, the study of Tang poetry, the study of ancient Chinese writers, and the study of classical Chinese poetic theory. These works reflect Chen Bohai's long-term theoretical thinking, embody his spirit of exploration, and are of great inspiration to future generations' research.

"Collected Works of Chen Bohai" contains Mr. Chen Bohai's main academic achievements. The collection is divided into six volumes, each of which is about the study of macroscopic literary history, the study of Chinese classical literature theory, the study of Chinese classical literary works, the study of Tang poetry, the study of ancient Chinese writers, and the study of classical Chinese poetic theory. These works reflect Chen Bohai's long-term theoretical thinking, embody his spirit of exploration, and are of great inspiration to future generations' research.

"Collected Works of Chen Bohai" contains Mr. Chen Bohai's main academic achievements. The collection is divided into six volumes, each of which is about the study of macroscopic literary history, the study of Chinese classical literature theory, the study of Chinese classical literary works, the study of Tang poetry, the study of ancient Chinese writers, and the study of classical Chinese poetic theory. These works reflect Chen Bohai's long-term theoretical thinking, embody his spirit of exploration, and are of great inspiration to future generations' research.

Tang Zhenchang spanned the three major fields of journalism, literature and art, and history throughout his life, and made outstanding achievements in all of them. He was hailed as a "generalist in the three fields." According to Xiong Yuezhi, president of the Shanghai Historical Society, Tang Zhenchang was born into a wealthy family in Chengdu, Sichuan on October 7, 1922. After graduating from the Journalism Department of Yenching University in 1946, he worked successively at Ta Kung Pao and Wen Wei Po, and later worked in Shanghai Film Script A screenwriter at the Creation Institute, he was transferred to the Institute of History of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in 1977 and engaged in research on modern Chinese history and Shanghai history. During his lifetime, he once said that the reason why he switched from journalism to history was out of reflection on the "Cultural Revolution" and believed that "if you don't study history, you can't know the present." "Collected Works of Tang Zhenchang" focuses on his representative works after entering the field of history, including his news works published in "West China Daily" and "Ta Kung Pao" in his early years.

Tang Zhenchang spanned the three major fields of journalism, literature and art, and history throughout his life, and made outstanding achievements in all of them. He was hailed as a "generalist in the three fields." According to Xiong Yuezhi, president of the Shanghai Historical Society, Tang Zhenchang was born into a wealthy family in Chengdu, Sichuan on October 7, 1922. After graduating from the Journalism Department of Yenching University in 1946, he worked successively at Ta Kung Pao and Wen Wei Po, and later worked in Shanghai Film Script A screenwriter at the Creation Institute, he was transferred to the Institute of History of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in 1977 and engaged in research on modern Chinese history and Shanghai history. During his lifetime, he once said that the reason why he switched from journalism to history was out of reflection on the "Cultural Revolution" and believed that "if you don't study history, you can't know the present." "Collected Works of Tang Zhenchang" focuses on his representative works after entering the field of history, including his news works published in "West China Daily" and "Ta Kung Pao" in his early years.

Tang Zhenchang spanned the three major fields of journalism, literature and art, and history throughout his life, and made outstanding achievements in all of them. He was hailed as a "generalist in the three fields." According to Xiong Yuezhi, president of the Shanghai Historical Society, Tang Zhenchang was born into a wealthy family in Chengdu, Sichuan on October 7, 1922. After graduating from the Journalism Department of Yenching University in 1946, he worked successively at Ta Kung Pao and Wen Wei Po, and later worked in Shanghai Film Script A screenwriter at the Creation Institute, he was transferred to the Institute of History of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in 1977 and engaged in research on modern Chinese history and Shanghai history. During his lifetime, he once said that the reason why he switched from journalism to history was out of reflection on the "Cultural Revolution" and believed that "if you don't study history, you can't know the present." "Collected Works of Tang Zhenchang" focuses on his representative works after entering the field of history, including his news works published in "West China Daily" and "Ta Kung Pao" in his early years.

Mr. Li Zehou, a famous contemporary Chinese thinker, has always been praised by the academic circles for his profound connotations, full emotions and clear diction. His profound and novel thoughts are often wrapped in fresh and smooth pen and ink and spread like wildfire. He was once praised as "Contemporary Liang Qichao". This book is Mr. Li Zehou's first collection of essays, divided into five volumes, including 64 miscellaneous writings, memories, prefaces and postscripts by Mr. Li Zehou, and 21 selected and excerpted articles, for a total of 85 articles.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is known as an encyclopedia reflecting social life in the late feudal period of China. The author Cao Xueqin, with a huge pen, not only sets up the plot of the story, shapes the personality of the characters, and describes the various situations of the world, but also describes in detail all aspects of daily life such as etiquette and customs, food and clothing, regulations of utensils, garden architecture, medical horoscopes, and monthly field rents. This book aims to interpret the Red Mansion culture that has been obscured by the dust of history. It reveals the details of daily life, illuminates the characters and shows the social picture. It restores the clear context of Cao Xueqin's writings through careful reading and textual research, leading readers to understand more meanings, so that readers can enjoy aesthetic pleasure and spiritual satisfaction.

This book contains articles and poems written by famous poets and writers such as Xie Mian, Ouyang Jianghe, Tang Xiaodu, Xichuan, Zang Di, Lei Pingyang, Xu Zechen, etc. To commemorate and comment on Chen Chao. It is a touching and special biography. "I walked on the land tilted by huge ice. The sunlight penetrated my body vertically from the vast and distant sky. And its reflection in the ice was like a bunch of sharp, deliberately narrowed lightning bolts. In the face of cold and exhaustion, it unfolded its flaming dossier. In In this life journey of reincarnation of fire and ice, I have penetrated deeply into the great and pure poetry, which is an abrupt bridge to the sky, allowing me to cling to my mother tongue with my toes and climb upward." This is a passage often quoted by Chen Chao in the Chinese poetry circle. Chen Chao's achievements as a famous poetry critic, poet and excellent teacher of his generation are more and more remembered with his death.

"Reading You Through Four Hundred Years" is a collection of translated poems, poetry interpretations or essays, and appreciation of translated poems by famous writers. It contains 20 selected readings of Shakespeare's sonnets, opening up the classic Shakespeare's sonnets in a fresh and beautiful way. This is not only a tribute to Shakespeare on the occasion of the 400th anniversary of his death, but also an innovation to the classics. It is also a return and advocacy of elegance and affection.