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In our hometown, when we ask how old you are, we don't ask how many years you are, but how many "sins" you have. I have never understood why you ask this. If it is a dialect, the pronunciation of "Sui" and "Sin" are too different. Later, after experiencing some difficulties in the human world, I gradually realized that how many years you live is actually how many sins you have suffered in the human world. The old man explained the mystery of life with one simple word, but it is much deeper than the so-called philosopher. My parents are over 60 years old.

There is only a past that cannot be returned, and there is no tomorrow that cannot be reached. At the intersection of youth, turn left or right, at every anticipated traffic light, woolen bears who like to guess the future are hidden behind the flowers, waiting to give every child who makes a decision a small surprise. "Under the Sky of Love\u002F The Book of Growth" focuses on family love and teacher-student love. Parents and teachers are the sunshine for growing girls. They guide the confused children and bring sunshine to the confused on cloudy days. But the "war" between children and parents seems to never end. Generation gaps, desires, understandings, expectations, etc. Can all become points of conflict. I owe you happiness, and I must make up for it. I believe that only deep love can last forever. If I have enough time to grow old, I have enough time to learn to cherish.

For the same thing, if the perspective of looking at the problem changes, the results will be very different. Happiness starts from the heart, happiness starts from the heart, hope starts from the heart, almost all the good things in life start from a good mentality. The mountain cannot be overcome, but we can go over it. If reality cannot be changed, we can change our mentality. And when the mentality changes, it will in turn affect reality. So your mentality is your real master, and your mentality determines where your life will go.

Generally speaking, I have no feelings about music. Maybe I will shed tears for a certain song, or I will be stuck in the past for a certain melody and have emotional fluctuations. But I will definitely not buy high-end speakers at home like an audiophile and listen professionally from every corner. Nor will I wear an evening dress and sit solemnly in a concert hall to listen. Why spend that money? I usually let the music enter my eardrums or enter my state of mind very casually. But something unexpected happened that day. When I saw the news in the local evening newspaper that the Hubei Opera House was coming to the city to perform the large-scale opera "Red Guards of Honghu Lake", I immediately became excited and immediately booked a ticket according to the booking phone number provided in the newspaper. 360 Yuan is not too expensive for me. A person must do such outrageous things several times in his life, otherwise his life will be in vain. This is how I explain my behavior.

Wanfen was full of melancholy about the life he was about to face. She was going to work hard to adapt, to adjust, and to make a place in her heart to accommodate Xiao Pu. She gets up early in the morning to practice yoga. Lao Pu, who always likes to sleep in, also got up early because his son was coming back and he was a little excited. He stood aside and watched Wan Fen kneeling on his knees, bending back and putting his hands on his heels. He said with a smile: "Haha, my son is back and I am alive again." Wan Fen could still hold on for a while, but when he heard this, he retracted early, crawled forward, and stretched his hands forward on the mat. However, he could no longer feel the stretching sensation in his chest, shoulder and elbow muscles, and tendons, because he felt depressed again. After finishing the camel pose, she began to do the crane pose, kneeling on the upper arms and retracting her feet in the air. This requires concentration, arm strength and balance. She could hold on for a minute, but she heard Lao Pu say again that her son would stay at home for the first half of the year before he came back. Wanfen finally couldn't maintain her balance. Suddenly, her feet fell to the ground and fire came out of her mouth.

I was reading in a daze that day, and suddenly I had a whim: I thought that Hegel's "black" is related to the blackness of ink, and the dialectical relationship between black and white is inexhaustible... So I "forced" this short article. Hegel is the master of dialectical thought, and the relationship between black and white in calligraphy is highly consistent with philosophy. For the first time in the history of philosophy, Hegel regarded dialectics as the driving principle of all movements, all lives, and all undertakings, and as the soul of all true scientific knowledge. In the field of calligraphy theory, our ancestors also showed dialectical thinking very early on. Over the past millennium, dialectical thinking has been enriched and developed in calligraphy theory and practice, and has become an artistic totem as vigorous, luxuriant and full of vitality as trees.

The period from birth to schooling may be the happiest time for a person. There is no academic pressure or social responsibilities. Every day I just feel happy playing with my friends. I remember learning a text in primary school about Zhang Heng counting stars. As a child, Zhang Heng snuggled in his grandma's arms and felt happy just looking up at the starry sky and counting the stars. I think Zhang Heng at that time would not think that he would be an astronomer who had made such a great contribution to the motherland in the future, just like people would not imagine that Einstein, who could not even make a small bench, was a "great man of the century". My childhood dreams were always superficial and simple.

There has never been a good day in the twelfth lunar month near the end of the year. The white sun hanging in the winter sky lazily cast its not-so-splendid light on Hanyuan Village, even though God passed by in a flourishing way two days before the auspicious day of Youjiu. There was a heavy snowfall, but the Hanyuan Village was on a high ground and there was no obstruction around it. A black wind blew away two-thirds of the snow on the land at night, filling the ditches and bumps on the plateau. There was only a thin layer of snow left on the plateau, covering the wheat fields and the village in white. It's a pity that the wheat field under the plateau does not belong to Hanyuan Village. All the old people in Hanyuan Village feel that they are at a disadvantage. They stand on the edge of the plateau just like in previous years, looking at the winter wheat on the plateau around them that is not covered by snow, and at the white paper-like fields under the plateau in front of them. The old man sighs and curses God.

All I can remember about my grandfather is him holding a bamboo pipe in his mouth and sitting peacefully in the sunset wearing a blue cloth coat. When I was a child, I always liked to sit next to my grandfather and watch him exhale smoke from his mouth, drifting from his high cheekbones to his thin hair, and then disappear into the dusk. My grandfather liked to touch my head and tell me stories at this time. I liked to look at the darkening sky while listening to the stories. In the end, all the trees on the mountain were invisible, leaving only the black outline of the mountain. There were a lot of mosquitoes outside in summers like this. There were no mosquito coils at that time, so my grandfather used a sickle to cut a lot of sage on the hillside, dried it half-dry and half-wet, and burned it to repel mosquitoes.

On this day, I unfortunately fell asleep while reading a book in the study room on the third floor. If I hadn't fallen asleep, the following story wouldn't have happened. What happened while I was asleep? Didn't hear the doorbell! I didn't hear the courier call my cell phone! But I woke up when my phone rang again. "Are you at home? Look how many times I called you! I haven't stopped calling you until now!" The voice was full of anger. "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I just fell asleep and didn't hear you." I explained repeatedly. "You Shanghainese people don't even answer the phone!" He shouted: "Stop talking, come down now!" His voice was very loud and unreasonable, and it was so "indecent" that no one who was being delivered could hold his temper after hearing it.

Hong Hai, the executive president of the Chinese Prose Society, wholeheartedly recommends the Parade of Prose Selected by Writers for the High School Entrance Examination and the College Entrance Examination. Domestic prose critics praise his works: "Elegance and handsomeness coexist, and thoughtfulness and generosity fly together." The article is selected from the essays published by the American essayist Zhang Yaling in domestic and foreign newspapers. Dozens of articles in the book have been selected as real questions for the high school entrance examination and college entrance examination simulations, and are included in winter and summer vacation homework, local language elite textbooks and various course tutoring materials. Many articles have been translated into English and are deeply loved by readers.

When I was sixteen years old, I took a train for the first time to attend a competition. It was a green leather train with open windows. The train was heading east. The winter wind rushed in through the windows and blew on my face. The sun was rising right in front of me. The place where it rose was the city I was going to. Two years later I will set off from Sichuan again, still going to Shanghai. The difference was that no girl would wait for me where I started, so I never returned to Sichuan. The girl's name is H. In all the stories I write, the girl is named H.

The "Miscellaneous Campus Series" is a full set of six volumes in color. Each volume contains beautiful hand-drawn comics, Weibo-style philosophical quotes and exquisite original prose. It focuses on young people's perceptions of family, friendship, and teacher-student relationships as they grow up. It shows the positive energy of youth such as their inspirational trek in difficult situations, their growth with a grateful heart, and their respect and kindness to all things. "Finding You Through Youth" uses exquisite pictures and texts to show the subtle feelings of teenagers when they encounter youth in the process of growing up. Each story in the book fully demonstrates the rich emotions and subtleties of the inner world of adolescent boys and girls. The book has rich pictures and text, and a vivid storyline, making it suitable for teenagers to read.

There is a round bird's nest on the top of a neem tree behind the village. Through arm wrestling, I gained the right to climb the tree and dig out the bird's nest. I climbed to the top of the tree and carefully stood on a branch under the bird's nest. After frightening away the big bird guarding the little bird, I slowly stretched out my hand and grabbed a naked and struggling little bird, and proudly made a victory gesture to the little friend below. Unexpectedly, before the victory gesture was completed, his feet suddenly sank, and his body followed the bird in his hand, falling rapidly to the ground, and fell to the ground like a dead frog.

Then every classroom seemed to have burst, and a group of passionate flowers of the future of the motherland poured out with their teeth and claws spread out. Of course, when the cry of freedom came out, Zhou Yi had already thrown away the disgusting exercises and rushed into the team enthusiastically. It was obvious that the student who issued the dismissal order without authorization seriously violated the school discipline and rules, but regardless of him, this was the people's strong demand for self-liberation, and the people were already marching towards the iron gate of the school that was still locked. When he could no longer move forward, Zhou Yi suddenly looked back and felt frightened. There was a huge crowd of people. For the first time, Zhou Yi felt that the middle school's population was booming. At the same time, the smell of sweat and shoes had reached its peak since the school was founded. Zhou Yi looked at Ji Ji's head for a long time and finally found a classmate he knew. He jumped up excitedly, waved his hand and shouted: "Hey! Shen Gefan! Shen Gefan! What time is it?"

To the east of the urban vegetable market, there is an old locust tree curled up under the decaying old city wall. Like a dying old man, his back cannot bear the weight of the years and keeps digging into the ground. He doesn't know when it will arch into the ground. In spring, its thin palms tightly grasp the sparse green leaves and milky white locust flowers, which seems to be a bit full of life. In autumn, the sparse branches combed by the cold wind look like the long and gray beard of the old man living under them.

"Moonlight over the Lotus Pond (The Complete Works of Zhu Ziqing)" written by Zhu Ziqing includes Mr. Zhu Ziqing's famous works such as "Spring", "Hurry", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" and "Back View". There are not only lyrical essays describing scenery, travel notes depicting scenery and objects, but also sincere and touching memories. His writing style is delicate and euphemistic, his language is carefully crafted, and his ideas are novel and unique, creating a kind of beauty of interest, scenery, and gentleness, which can be called a model of beautiful Chinese vernacular writing.

The core word of "Chengdu Notes (Essence)" written by Jiang Lan is: material culture. It is a literary and historical essay written by the author after many years of reading, examining the historical and humanistic relationships within Greater Chengdu, and focusing on showing the animal culture, plant culture, and architectural culture in the region. There are some ancient illustrations. While using and respecting previous research results, the author of this book has done a lot of fieldwork and truth restoration, further determining many historical truths and clarifying and sorting out the true nature of things. Because it is expressed in prose, the writing style is vivid and highly readable. It fills the gaps in prose interpretation of Chengdu's history and scenery.

"Green Onion Reading Series - New Concept Chinese Reading - Leave everything that cannot be solved to time (Perception Volume)", those traces of living in time are full of warmth. Those setbacks and struggles in youth are full of passion and blood. Those experiences in my career are full of challenges and experiences. Family memories are emotional genes that permeate the blood and need to be remembered. The influence of family affection is a flower that always blooms in life and is fragrant when picked casually. A series of true feelings and a period of time, vividly written on the paper.

In this book, the author uses elegant and smart language, a delicate and unexpected perspective, and a rare sense of humor among female prose writers to tell the story of the happiness and pain, longing and sadness in the growth of a person or even a group. From a bird or a tree, the author can peek into the hidden truth of the world. Holding a shovel and carrying a wicker basket, the time spent digging wild vegetables is so intoxicating. It's another spring of unearned rewards. After many years, Kohlrabi still tried to disguise itself as a grass. Because it was too focused, it exposed its flaws. This little hoof! Groups of little hooves were running under the soil, deep and shallow, making me chase them all the way, leaving my friends and spring behind.

"The Complete Works of Zhu Ziqing: On Appreciating Refined and Popular" is a collection of some articles written by Mr. Zhu Ziqing after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. A total of fourteen "Essays on Literature and Art" were included. This book understands traditional literature and art from a modern standpoint and puts forward many incisive and thought-provoking viewpoints. It discusses the standards and differences of poetry appreciation, traditional attitudes towards nature and art, and character comments.

"The Complete Works of Zhu Ziqing: Miscellaneous Notes on Travels in Europe" is a travel note by the Chinese writer Zhu Ziqing, which contains 11 famous works such as "Miscellaneous Notes on European Travels", "Miscellaneous Notes on London", and "Broader Seas and Sky". Its writing style is delicate and euphemistic, its language is exquisitely crafted, and its ideas are novel and unique. It creates a kind of beauty of taste, scenery and gentleness, which can be called a model of Chinese vernacular beauty. Let people today have a better understanding of history, nature, and the world while appreciating its beautiful words. Introduction to the series of books: The complete collection of famous artists has been published to 38 volumes by the end of 2017, with selected modern famous writers such as Lu Xun, Lao She, Xiao Hong, Fu Lei, Li Jieren, Lin Huiyin, Wang Zengqi, Liang Shiqiu, Zhu Ziqing, Yu Dafu, Xu Dishan, The classic masterpieces of Xu Zhimo, Wen Yiduo, Zhu Xiang, Chen Mengjia and others are original and original works, directly reaching the literary scene of the golden age; hardcover and portable, directly suitable for the commuting backpacks of new youths; complete styles and styles, 3D presentation of the artistic achievements of literary masters. This is the first collection of small collections that introduces the works of famous modern and contemporary Chinese literary figures on a large scale; this is a hard-covered and portable collection of famous works that combines archival and youthful atmosphere; this is a collection of famous works recommended by famous writers, complete in style and style, and read by experts. Specially included is the chronology of the author, which is sincerely recommended by Li Jingze, vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association and a famous critic. One book can understand a writer, and a set of books can understand an era. It is extremely cost-effective and helps all people read.

"Mom Misses You Sometimes (Family Love Volume)" The New Year is about never-ending youth. Some people laugh and grow up in such youth, while others have grown old silently in loneliness behind the laughter. When we fade away from our youthful ignorance and step out of our arrogance and ignorance, we realize that through so many long time and suffering days, there are always a pair of hands that never leave, warming and supporting us, and giving us the irreplaceable power of love!

"Miscellaneous Campus Series" is a full set of six volumes in color printing. Each volume contains beautiful hand-drawn comics, Weibo-style philosophical quotes and exquisite original prose. It focuses on young people's perceptions of family, friendship, and teacher-student relationships as they grow up. It shows how young people journey inspirationally in difficult situations, grow up with a grateful heart, and respect and treat everything with kindness. Waiting for the positive energy of youth. "Talk to the Outside World" shows how teenagers should face the people and things around them in the correct way through exquisite pictures and texts. It especially touches on how teenagers get along with their parents, brothers and sisters, classmates, and friends. It is of great educational significance to teenagers who are in the rebellious period of youth.

The Chinese nation is industrious and brave, attaches great importance to culture and ethics, values ​​family and promotes virtue. In the five thousand years of history, many stories of virtue have emerged. These stories have been praised by people for centuries. "Love and Dedication" uses simple and plain words to let our pure hearts be baptized again. Whenever you read an article, it always has the power to make you burst into tears! Let us open the windows and let our hearts experience life.

Ever since I was a child, I have liked to write and draw in notebooks and make up all kinds of nonsense sentences. At that time, my parents were working outside and there were no computers at home, so when I was writing, I only needed a pen and a notebook. Every night when the night is about to end, I will turn off all the lights in the house, then go into the bedroom and turn on the table lamp. So, a small lantern was lit in front of me. I seemed to have passed through a lush forest of time and arrived in ancient times. I became a little book boy with tied hair and a tie, sitting respectfully at the desk and writing every sentence seriously and hard. The ballpoint pen meandered quietly on the white paper, making a dense rustling sound, like a gentle drizzle.

The "Landscape of Life" edited by Huang Feihong features dozens of essays by the author, among which "Sunset", "That Night Someone Went to Heaven", "Four Seasons", etc. Have won awards and been included in various anthologies. "Landscape of Life" is divided into six parts: scenery, journey, four seasons, leisure, memory, and characters. The writing of these works is concise, beautiful and moist, the language is friendly, simple and fluent, the writing is natural and atmospheric, lyrical or allegorical, humorous or profound, heavy or light. The writing styles are diverse, long articles are eloquent, thousands of words are splashed with color, and short stories are only a few hundred words, but they all express the author's deep love for life, hometown and relatives, and are full of the author's serious thinking and profound experience of society and life, as well as his high understanding and care of life and nature.

I'm very happy, I didn't let my mother down. Although I know that she lied to me and made me tired for so long and worried about her all day long, I know that everything she did was for my own good. She just hoped that I could be independent and learn consciously. In so many lonely days, I have understood my mother's place in my heart - she is irreplaceable.

The selected works of Jin Bo's "Acorn Tofu" include a cold view and thoughtfulness of real life, as well as the exaggeration and humor of virtual life; they not only strive to explore the depth of the work, but also have an unremitting pursuit of the readability and popularization of the work. More than a dozen of his works have been selected into high school and high school examination papers and teaching aids, such as "Eternal Bill", which was selected into more than a dozen test papers such as Huanggang City's 2005-2006 Chinese language practice for the third grade of the school year, and the 2010 Chinese reading first and then writing coaching for the high school entrance examination; "A Lesson for You" was selected into the final examination paper for the second volume of Chinese language for sixth grade primary schools in the Hebei Education Edition, etc.

Eating alone is boring, but Ling Xiaowei is used to it. She walked into the restaurant, sat on the window seat, and ordered a pineapple bun, beef rice, and a bowl of soup. The scent of pineapple buns fills the air. The aroma did not make her salivate. She studied the food for a while before picking up the chopsticks. She picked up the knife, mechanically cut open the pineapple bun, and then cut it into pieces. Then she stuck a toothpick in it and put it in her mouth bit by bit. Everyone could see that she had no appetite.

After walking through a wheat field and over the mountains, the village under the sunset is my hometown. I returned to my hometown during the Spring Festival this year. On the afternoon of New Year's Eve, I took my daughter for a wander in the mountains. When I was tired, I found a small bridge covered with old vines, winding over a creek. My daughter ran up to the bridge first, picked up pebbles and threw them into the stream below, making a thumping sound, and then ran out to play again. Her move suddenly reminded me of a rural past, and I unexpectedly came to that small bridge again. It turns out that the road connecting the small bridge is old, the mountain road has been changed, and the small bridge is useless. It is left on the stream, lonely and lonely. As time goes by, it becomes mottled and old, becoming a scenery that seems to have disappeared. The sound of the lonely stream hits the old bridge base covered with moss; the webs of mountain spiders are intertwined on the grass on the bridge deck, like mysterious ancient characters. This is the place where I used to play when I was little, with the girl next door as my playmate.

"People have boundaries, learning has limits, thinking has no boundaries, and actions have no boundaries." Since our company created the "Unbounded Prose" series, it has published "Unbounded Prose" in a total of 4 volumes, namely: "The Rise of Sanskrit Sound", "Wormhole", "Hungry Body" and "Looking Around". This publication is "Unbounded Prose·Second Series", with a total of 6 volumes, namely: "In Yunnan", "Handan Road", "Shambhala", "Book of Living Things", "In the Desert" and "Smooth Road in Xinjiang". The unbounded prose series of books, with words about the soul, sensitive and thoughtful cover designs, and exquisite printing and binding, are all here to delight readers. "In the Desert" is one of the books in the "Unbounded Prose·Second Series" series. "In the Desert" contains the author's detailed observation of the objective existence of life in the Gobi such as sandstorms, Juyan culture, desert customs, oasis, Populus euphratica, reeds, camels, etc., As well as documentary narratives about the values ​​and destiny of the people at the bottom living on the edge of the desert. It is an excellent collection of essays that integrates geographical environment, people's culture, and personal experience.

"Warm the Body for a Moment, Warm the Heart for a Lifetime" is a self-selected collection of prose by the writer Zhou Hailiang. The words in his works are simple and uncarved, and the lines are filled with tranquility and clarity, like a hot spring of love, flowing quietly and nourishing the heart. He is good at exploring the beauty in daily life, and often looks at life from a philanthropic perspective. His understated words sparkle with the charming beauty of love, and his warm emotional narratives reflect the power of life for good. Complete collection of hundreds of essential articles including "The Dumplings that Got Up and the Noodles That Fall Down", "Diagnosis", "Father's Secret", "Father's Game", "That Door", "A Palm of Shade", "Self-Esteem" and "As Long as Seven Days of Warmth".

"Reading·Principle·Understanding·Growing in Literature·Selected Chinese Contemporary Educational Literature: Looking Back, the Lights Are Shining Behind" is one of the selected works of reading and comprehending, growing up in literature·Growing up in Literature·Selected Chinese Contemporary Educational Literature: Looking Back, the Lights Are Shining Behind You selects the author's most representative prose, There are dozens of essays in "Reading·Principal·Understanding·Growing in Literature·Selected Chinese Contemporary Educational Literature: Looking Back, the Lights Are Shining Behind". Whether they are essays or prose, they describe the great love in the world, show beautiful scenery, reveal the philosophy of life, or realistically describe all social phenomena. They provide very useful enlightenment to young readers from different angles.

On the road of life, problems in the workplace, love, marriage, social life and other aspects continue to attack us. Facing the future, we become confused and at a loss about our own destiny. It can be said that this book uses popular and realistic case stories to clear away the obstacles on the confused road for readers; with a detached and broad vision, it helps tired, confused and depressed readers clear the weeds in their souls, see the sunshine of life, and feel the power of life. This book improves our relationships with others, empathizes with others, and makes people suddenly realize. It also makes us understand the meaning of survival, allows us to accept new truths, and gives us new visions and ways to experience the world and all living beings.

My father sent his family members away and left me alone. He asked me to help him get 10,000 yuan to pay off his debt. My father said he was going to die. He said he had heard out-of-body sounds for many nights. When it came to the out-of-body experience, my father coughed violently. The sound of my father's cough was dull and depressing, as if he was coughing up the breath of death. My father told me while coughing that he must repay this debt, otherwise he would die in shame. My father said that he had done something shameful. He originally thought that no one would know and he would just let the matter die quietly in his heart. However, when he was about to die, the matter came out of his heart. My father told me that twenty-five years ago, when my sister was admitted to college, he went to borrow my sister's tuition fees. He went to many villages and failed to get the loan. When he walked to the big well in despair, it was already dark. There was still a half-moon hanging in the sky that day. The half-moon was like a lamp, always hanging in front of my father. Every step my father took, the moon also took a step. When he walked to the slope behind the well, my father saw a cow in the light of the moon, a beautiful big yellow bull. My father said with certainty that it was a big yellow duck with strong muscles and no hair on the whole body. Huang Gu stood in the middle of the road, dragging a rope with a tree. When his father looked at it, it also looked at his father. The father called out "whose cow is from" several times, but no one answered, so the father walked around the cow and walked forward. Incredibly, the cow followed him. The cow kept moving even when his father stopped, and the cow stopped even when his father stopped. Later, his father grabbed the rope that tied the cow in his own hand. My father said, I led the cow and walked for a day and two nights to the Jiaba cattle and horse market. I sold the cow and got 1,200 yuan to send your sister to college.

This book uses 120 essays to collect the beauty and joy of life, bring readers the growth and maturity of youth, sort out your restless mood, and soothe the tense heartstrings of readers when they are busy. This book retains the essay style with the characteristics of "Li Danya". Both in terms of content and length, it is carefully selected for the college entrance examination essays. The writing style is skillful, the aphorisms are repeated, and each beautiful article is a unique reading experience for readers. Flip through the book, and wonderful sentences abound. With this volume in hand, you will be sure to be confident in your essay writing in the examination room. This is a book that accompanies the growth of teenagers. The author records the journey of youth through the strongest realization; this is a pocket book that cares for the hearts of teenagers. It tells how to cherish the memories of youth, how to get rid of the sourness of growing up, how to develop a mature mind, how to crack the code of life, and how to get out of the tidal flat of frustration; it is also a practical manual for improving writing ability, with sharp comments and full text interpretation, which helps readers quickly master writing skills and treat composition and reading comprehension as a kind of enjoyment. The content is very suitable for middle school students to read. Many of its articles have been selected for the Chinese language test questions for middle school and college entrance examinations in various provinces and cities across the country, and many articles have been reprinted by large abstract journals such as "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Yilin" and "Maxims". It is a must-have book for the college entrance examination and high school entrance examination. The book plays an irreplaceable role in cultivating the sentiments of young people, encouraging their fighting spirit, and guiding their growth and further studies. The large number of materials in the book are wonderful cases for middle school students to refer to when writing their compositions, and it is also an excellent choice to expand their horizons. This book not only contains inspirational essays, but also character stories, as well as some inspirational essays about life. These stories will enlighten your soul and are suitable for reading by all groups of people. They are more suitable for students taking the high school entrance examination and college entrance examination, because these stories are not only good composition materials, but also may appear in the exam in the form of reading questions.

Dong Shumao really doesn't know why he always feels cold. In winter, the temperature at home is around 22 degrees Celsius. I just wear a sweater or at most thin woolen pants. I never feel cold. Spring is coming, and it is supposed to be time to cut down on clothes. Wang Yu already wears very little. As for him, not only has he not lost any clothes, but he can no longer live without sweaters and woolen pants. Especially when sitting in the living room, wearing sweaters and pants, I sometimes shiver. Dong Shumao thought, maybe he is too old to be cold? It was already early June when Dong Shumao no longer felt cold, after seeing a woman's name. For many years, Dong Shumao refused to go on business trips, such as going out for meetings, and he could not live without him at home. Colleagues know his situation and never compare with him. This time there was really no one to send, so he had to take action. Without attending such meetings, Dong Mathematics would not know anyone. But he still hoped to have an acquaintance, so he took the conference book and looked through it. Seeing the name, Dong Mathematics picked up the phone out of curiosity.

This is a true love story written with tears in the eyes of a military writer who has traveled to the roof of the world hundreds of times. It describes the living conditions of Tibetan compatriots, People's Liberation Army soldiers and many other figures in that land, as well as their lofty ideals and selfless dedication. The article "Tibetan Antelope Kneels in Prostration" drew the attention of many people across the country to a corner of the plateau that has been visited by humans since ancient times, and made people pay attention to these weak but magical little creatures! Wang Zongren is a member of the Chinese Writers Association and a national first-class writer. In 1965, he was transferred to the Propaganda Department of the General Logistics Department and served as information officer, publicity team leader, and creative office director. Be the first to receive special government subsidies. He has published 41 works and won many national military literature awards. There are four essays selected from primary and secondary school Chinese textbooks. His book "The Art of War in Tibet" won the "Fifth Lu Xun Literature Award".

After more than ten years of traveling outdoors, it's hard to fall in love with a green patch of land in a general way. I once expressed my pride as a Jiangxi person like this: Every horizon in Jiangxi is green. No matter winter or summer, no matter which direction you go, the fields on both sides of the road are green. Jiangxi's forest coverage rate has reached more than 63%, which is comparable to Fujian, which has ranked first in the country for many years. Starting around 2002, I increased the frequency of field walks from once a month to once every half month. In the past two years, it has almost reached once a week. Whenever I have time, I go to the highways, national highways, and provincial highways outside the city. If you have more time, stay for three or four days. If you have less time, stay for one or two nights or come back on the same day.

Kang Hui, a well-known CCTV anchor, is a collection of essays about reminiscing about the past. It is also a counterattack note by a media person from being "unsuitable" to being "famous for the country". Kang Hui claims to be a mediocre person, who has always been mature and prudent, and appreciates the aesthetic realm of "no tricks to win, but always a trick". When he was in school, he was called "old society" by his classmates, but after experiencing the test and advancement of life and career, he concluded that "journalism is my personality." In the book "Average Score", Kang Hui writes about the twists and turns of the college entrance examination, the experience of being a cat slave, the love and pain of working at CCTV, and the delicate emotions with his parents and wife. He also has a sharp reflection on the "midlife crisis": "If you don't trust yourself, that is the real crisis"... It may seem "mediocre", but it also reveals the other side of the coin of "mediocrity" - maybe every single item is not at the forefront, but every single item cannot ignore his existence. Kang Huiwen is like a person, plain yet tenacious. In the field of life and career, if you don't want to be second to others, you can only try every option hard, pass every option, and work hard beyond passing, so that you can get a higher average score for yourself. An ordinary life with extraordinary efforts may be the life model that most people can refer to.

I am a college graduate and have no job. I have nothing to do, yet I live confidently and shamelessly. I can't get along well with people, the world, and even myself. I am at odds with myself and make others unhappy. This is my life, there are no stories, and I don't want any stories to happen. In theory, I should live like a normal person, work, get married, complain, and run the house. But I still don't know how to live like a normal person. Deep down, I just want to live my life without saying a word or accomplishing anything. I dedicate this article to those who are frustrated like me.

"Ideal Youth", "Instructions on Reading and Writing", and "Principles of Western Learning" are the "Three Books of Zhu Guangqian" newly published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. "Ideal Youth" is one of the newly published collections of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's articles (a total of three volumes) published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. "Instructions for Reading and Writing" is the second of a selection of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's articles newly published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House (a total of three volumes). It talks to young people about how to learn Chinese classical literature. "The Way of Western Learning" is the third of a new collection of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's articles (a total of three volumes) published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. It talks to young people about how to learn Western language, literature and artistic ideas, absorb Western civilization, and "strive to cultivate the life and vitality of Chinese culture." Mr. Zhu Guangqian has been familiar with classical literature since he was a child, and studied abroad in college. He has an insight into Western learning, has his own learning methods and goals in terms of language, literature, philosophy and thought, and at the same time maintains close communication with domestic young students, so he often tells young people about his learning experience; he actively introduces and translates foreign classic literature and aesthetic works, and writes articles to share with young people. This book is compiled around the theme of "Pathway to Western Learning", and the articles are divided into three series: "Original Origins", "Between Translation and Reading" and "Self-Made New Words".

Ni Zhange's collected works include "The Strange Traveler" and "Summer and Siberia". "Strange Traveler" is a college story, a fan work of an anime masterpiece that has influenced a generation. It is also the purest story of love, which can evoke many people's memories of youth and the recollection of love that cannot be achieved. "Summer and Siberia" is a collection of essays by Ni Zhange, a scholar living in the United States. In the book, she reviews popular writers such as Kazuo Ishiguro, Patti Smith, Jonathan Franzen, and David Foster Wallace. She also introduces outstanding but unfamiliar poets like Milan Diodievich. She talks about classics and their evolution, as well as mythology, religion, science fiction, and even subcultures. She has a broad vision and profound exploration. Behind these articles is a rigorously trained academic vision and insight into human affairs. Her words puncture the illusion of literature and art, allowing people to see how literature is a set of concepts, discourses and systems that are co-generated with modern society. But it also makes people know that literature is a compensation for all those who have been harmed and deprived, balancing the dual considerations of society and history, soul and temperament.

This collection of Tian Xiaofei's works includes the following three works: "Blank Space: Qiu Shuitang on the Plum in the Golden Vase" "Yunxia fills the paper", Yuan Hongdao praised "The Plum in the Golden Vase" in his letter to Dong Qichang. In the more than 400 years since "Jin Ping Mei" came out, it has been cherished and copied by countless writers and scholars. From Li Yu and Cao Xueqin to Hu Shi and Zhang Ailing... All of them have drawn nourishment from "Jin Ping Mei". "Blank Space: Essays on the Culture of Qiu Shuitang" contains twelve articles on literary reading and cultural criticism by Tian Xiaofei, a professor of Chinese literature at Harvard University. In "Blank Space", Professor Tian Xiaofei also embarks on a reading journey: from classical literature such as "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Jin Ping Mei", "The Peony Pavilion" and "The Decameron", to Jin Yong's martial arts novels, Eco's historical novels, as well as film works such as "Journey to the West" and "Frida" as textual insights. "Ocher City: A Literary Journey in Andalusia" Ocher City is not only a real historical site, but also a city of words and imagination. From Hugo, Byron, Andersen, to Mozart, Debussy... Generations of writers and artists have praised and lamented for it, and they have created the immortal image of Ocher City.

Li Xigui, the chief principal of Beijing No. 11 School, a big figure in the education industry, wrote a preface and recommended it! For high school students studying abroad in Japan, this book is enough! Nothing is meaningless. Japanese classes, getting along with classmates, sports meets, cultural exchanges, host families... All the issues you care about are discussed here.

Mogan Mountain, a mountainous area located in Deqing County, Zhejiang Province, has gathered people from all over the world. They are content with the vegetables and food in the mountains, renovating houses, running restaurants, and studying plants... Before they grow old, they become "jobless youths" who go deep into the mountains and forests, packaging their ideals in a poetic world and recreating the wilderness of happiness in their hearts. In addition to accurately depicting the life of renunciation, this book also shows the down-to-earth living conditions of mountain dwellings, the fun and helplessness that tourists cannot see on the surface. They have conflicts, worries, and disputes, but they also return to tradition, are neighborly and friendly, and are self-sufficient.

When we often recite famous works such as "Preface to the Pavilion of the Prince of Teng", "The Story of Yueyang Tower", and "Ode to the Former Red Cliff", have you ever thought about how the masters in the history of Chinese literature such as Wang Bo, Fan Zhongyan and Su Shi at that time and time had a variety of emotions in specific spatial situations? How closely are the beautiful views of the rivers and mountains in their eyes related to their own circumstances and emotions? When you read a wonderful and beautiful sentence like "The setting clouds and the solitary owl fly together, the autumn water and the sky are the same color", do you empathize and create an equivalent picture in your mind? This book selects more than dozens of classic landscape travel notes by famous ancient Chinese literature writers, all of which are classics. Teacher Wu Shuqiang, who has long been dedicated in the field of classical literature research, is invited to compile it. Each selected article is properly annotated and accompanied by a concise and accurate appreciation analysis. In addition, each selected article is drawn with exquisite American style illustrations. The combination of text and pictures provides a panoramic view across time and space of the beauty of China's thousands of years of landscape and the true emotional expression of the ancients.

During their seven-hundred-year rule from the eighth to the fifteenth century AD, the Arabs created brilliant cultural miracles in Spain. The city of Ocher, located in the city of Granada, is a symbol of this miracle. Zhe (zhě) City means "Red Castle", transliterated as Alhambra, which is also the "Great Food Palace" written by Washington Irving. Zhecheng is not only a real historical site, but also a city of words and imagination. From Hugo, Byron, Andersen, to Mozart, Debussy... Generations of writers and artists have praised and lamented for it, and they have created the immortal image of Ocher City. Tian Xiaofei, a professor of Chinese literature at Harvard University, took a journey that ended in the city of Ocher and connected the three pearls of the Andalucia plain in Spain - Cordoba, Sevilla, and Granada. These three Spanish cities, which are deeply influenced by Arab culture, are like three beautiful gray carved windows, revealing a splendid, mysterious and profound ancient kingdom. This is a journey of civilization as well as a journey of literature.