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They sing about their talents and thoughts, but little do they know that they are just embellishments on the blue and white porcelain. Their cold light hides many unknown twists and turns and sadness. Drinking with them in the distance, their talent and beauty are just pretentious magnificence. They are just a fox that fell into the mortal world. They play music, chess, calligraphy, painting, and poetry. They are charming enough songs. They originally thought they would win the icing on the cake, but they did not know that they were ambushed from all sides in the world of mortals, but they were tossed in the ups and downs of the world.

This book is a collection of Lu Yin's novels. The main works included are: Father, Youxian, After Victory, Professor Qin's Failure, Send a Lonely Bird to the End of the World, The Tide of the Spiritual Sea to Sister Mei, Loneliness, Lantian's Confessions, Where is the Return, Rainy Night, and Miss Yunluo.

Lu Xun (1881-1936), whose original name was Zhou Zhangshou, later changed his name to Zhou Shuren, whose courtesy name was Yushan, and later changed to Hecai. "Lu Xun" was the pen name he used when he published "Diary of a Madman" in 1918. It was also his most influential pen name. He was a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. Famous writer and thinker, important participant in the May 4th New Culture Movement, and the founder of modern Chinese literature. Comrade Mao Zedong once commented: "The direction of Lu Xun is the direction of the new culture of the Chinese nation."

"Lu Xun's Diary" contains Mr. Lu Xun's diary from 1912 to 1931, which was not published during the author's lifetime. Lu Xun's diary is rich in content, including the author's daily life and diet, correspondence, correspondence with relatives and friends, manuscript records, travel experiences, book accounts, etc. It is an important first-hand document for studying Lu Xun's life.

"Miscellaneous Works of Jiang Guangci" contains Jiang Guangci's political commentaries, essays, correspondence and chronology. The political essays include "Changes in Economic Forms and Social Relations", "The Interpretation of Historical Materialism on the Historical Development of Human Society", "Another Argument of Foreign News Advocating for International Management of China", "Communism Must Be Opposed", "It is Not Idle Words". The essays include short introductions, prefaces, prefaces, editors and postscripts written for some works and publications.

"Spring Peach" is a collection of Xu Dishan's works in 1935. On the day of their wedding, Chuntao and Li Mao were separated during their escape due to the attack of rebel soldiers. Later, Li Mao joined the army and became a beggar on the streets after his legs were disabled. Chuntao wandered to Peiping to make a living by picking up rags, and fell in love with the shopkeeper for a long time. After Li Mao met Chuntao by chance, Chuntao carried him back. Later Chuntao became the daughter-in-law of Li Mao and Xiang Gao, forming a harmonious family. In the novel, Chuntao is like an eminent monk who has transcended the ordinary rules and precepts of the world. In Chuntao's heart, there are no men and women anymore, all living beings are equal, the husband is no longer the husband, the daughter-in-law is no longer the daughter-in-law, everything is empty. Love and tolerance transcend secular concepts and have become religious "empty" concepts.

In 1923, he was admitted to the Department of Literature of Shanghai University. In 1925, he transferred to the French class of Aurora University. In 1926, he founded the ten-month issue of Yingluo with Shi Zhecun and Du Heng, and published his debut poem "Going Out in Tears" and Verlaine's translated poems in the first issue. In 1928, he founded "Literature Factory" together with Shi Zhecun, Du Heng, and Feng Xuefeng. In 1928, the poem "Rain Alley" was published in "Novel Monthly" and caused a sensation, so he was called the "Rain Alley Poet". In April 1929, his first collection of poems, "My Memory", was published. This book is the author's representative work.

Zou Taofen (1895-1944), whose original name was Enrun, whose real name was Yinshu, and who used to be named Li Jinqing. 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. In January 1933, Zou Taofen participated in the China Civil Rights Protection League initiated by Soong Ching Ling, Cai Yuanpei, Lu Xun and others, and was elected as an executive member. His main works include: "Public Collection", "Confessions Collection", "Essays", "Prospect", "Experience", "Collection of Tao Fen's Comments", etc.

Women are always the most romantic mark of an era, the most gorgeous and charming memory in the raging wars and changing times. The women of the Republic of China were both talented and charming. The graceful cheongsam cannot conceal the awakening of their new people's consciousness. They were the first group of romantic figures who stood outside the door in the old times. They were sensitive, delicate and passionate. Dating a gentle and talented woman from the Republic of China, touching the era of freshness and style a hundred years ago.

"Cold Ash Collection" is one of the selected collections of Yu Dafu's works. It mainly includes articles such as Silver Gray Death, Vast Night, Lover, My Insomnia Will Make You Cry, Palm-Thick Bacon and Palm-Big Mosquitoes, and Half-Day Tour.

During the "May Fourth" period, along with people's awakening, attention to women's liberation gradually jumped into the center of intellectual vision. Women's liberation cannot avoid women's love and marriage issues. Therefore, the issue of women's freedom of marriage and love has become an important content that many "May Fourth" writers who were concerned about reality expressed their enthusiasm and passionate expressions. A successful description and portrayal of many female images pursuing love and freedom in marriage.

Goodbye! You are the rebel of darkness, you are the unworthy son of God, you are the singer of freedom, you are the enemy of violence. Drifting, slandering...

This book collects Fu Lei's literary works of various genres, including three "Novel Essays", namely "In a Dream", "A Scene in Memories" and "Fa Xing Correspondence"; "Literary Criticism" includes 14 articles such as "Modern French Literary Trends of Thought", "New Trends in the Study of Literary History", "World Art World Information" and "Hugo's Boyhood"; "Translation Preface" includes 21 articles such as "A Translator's Abandonment on Art" and "Charlotte Papers". It fully demonstrates Fu Lei's full thinking and exploration of the laws of artistic development.

Collected Works of Lu Xun. A total of 126 articles were collected, written between 1903 and 1936, including all works collected at that time that had not been included in various collections.

Every time I re-read Brother Pei Xian's prose, I recall the pleasure of listening to his chat. It is ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, the sea and the sky are vast, and it is full of interest without pretending to be profound. I often think, haven't I also had his experience and thoughts like this? When I was just fleeting, he held on tightly. He can also express it appropriately, whether it is light or strong, and the taste is extremely positive and mellow.

Su Manshu has established a high literary reputation in modern literary history for his poetry, translations and touching love novels. As a monk, he should be "empty of all four elements" and "have no desires and desires", but his "love is deeper than the sea". His mixed Chinese and Japanese blood background, his identity as a Buddhist disciple of "a solitary monk walking in the clouds and flowing water", his lifestyle of "neither a monk nor a vulgar monk, but also a monk and a vulgar" and his emotional way of "having feelings that cannot be thrown away, and the cassocks are stained with tears" have really left a lot of legends for future generations. Throughout Su Manshu's novels, most of them end in tragedy, with the protagonist struggling in love and finally escaping through death or escaping into Buddhism.

This book is a classic for understanding literature masters. This series of books has a wide range and rich selection of texts, and combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' pleasure in reading classic literature, but also enable us to understand the wisdom and philosophy of life.

The anthology includes the author's prose and novels with relatively sophisticated artistic forms, as well as dramatic works with unique exploratory significance. The writer's sentimentality and depressive temperament give the work a cold and sentimental color, but this does not prevent her from thinking about women's fate and life. The work reflects the awakening and depression of women in the May Fourth era.

"Human Feelings" is one of the selected works of Zheng Zhenduo, which mainly includes articles such as the literature of butterflies, cicadas and spinners, bitter crows, the joy of feasting, and parting.

"Everything Is Like Yesterday" is one of the collections of Zheng Zhenduo's works, which mainly includes articles about Mr. Huang Xiaoquan, Everlasting Tenderness, The Last Lesson, Burning Secretary, My Neighbors, etc.

This book is divided into three volumes, collecting Rou Shi's classic novels. Modern Chinese literature refers to literature that uses modern literary language and literary forms to express modern Chinese thoughts, feelings, and psychology. It is an emerging literature formed under the influence of the "May 4th" New Culture Movement and widely accepted the influence of foreign literature, and has produced a great historical promotion.

The peaceful atmosphere in my family may be broken from now on. My mother used to love me the most, but now she doesn't love me anymore because I don't want to listen to her. When I was extremely depressed, I would run to my mother for no reason, lie in her arms and cry. My mother would ask me why, but the more I was asked, the more I cried, until I seemed to have run out of tears. At this time, my mother asked me why, but I asked her breathlessly: "There is no reason, Mom, I just feel like I'm going to cry!" My mother also asked: "What are you thinking of?" "I don't think of anything, I just feel like I'm going to cry!" I leaned on my mother's face, and my mother patted my back and called me "crazy daughter" several times. So I went to bed and slept, or slept all day and night from then on. In this way, my depression will be reduced.

"Mountain Sound" contains classic beautiful articles by Xu Dishan, a famous writer during the Republic of China, such as "The Mother of All Things", "Spring Forest", "Goodbye", "Tired Mother" and other articles.

"Pingwu Essays" is a collection of essays written by Xia Gaizun, a famous writer, philologist and educator during the Republic of China. The writing style is simple and elegant, separated by the dust of some eras, as if a famous painting with age and origin is hidden in someone's home. His articles are fluent and natural, with both the elegance of the spring and snow that embellishes the period, and the simplicity and easy-goingness of lower-level people, making people have endless aftertaste after reading it.

"The Collection of Qi Ling" is one of the selected works of Yu Dafu, which mainly includes articles such as The Morning with Light Snow, Monk Lao'er, The Antinomian, and When the Lantana Flower Blooms.

"Qianyu Collection" is one of the selected works of Yu Dafu, which mainly includes articles such as Yangmei Shaojiu, Dongziguan, Late Night, and Nostalgia Sick.

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.