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Li Chuchu is a true traveler, constantly walking on the road to explore the habitat of his soul. In his mind, Tibet is a mysterious and charming place. The legend of the Brahmaputra Grand Canyon, the paradise deep in the Himalayas, the soul-trembling "Turn Mountain", the mysterious Gee Dance and Harmony... In more than ten years, he has reached almost most areas of Tibet that are inaccessible to ordinary people, exploring the unknown mysterious and beautiful places in Tibet, recording in detail the lives, religious beliefs, customs and culture of the local people in Tibet, and showing a real, beautiful and mysterious Tibet unknown to many people. At the same time, in the deepest part of his soul, he was closely connected with this vast land. On the long journey, he finally found his heart's home.

"Mushy Dreams" is a collection of essays by Zhang Jiawei on reading Jin Yong. The author blends the readable, tasteful and memorable parts of Jin Yong's novels into his unique perspective and imagination, and puts forward many interesting ideas. Everyone has a different understanding of Jin Yong's martial arts world. Zhang Gongzi works with readers to interpret the fireworks, brotherhood, and lovers' tears between the lines, discovering new flavors from old stories, and making a mess of old rivers and lakes.

From the narrative of the rural Dongba where the sun and the moon are slow and humane, to the mysterious, sad and strange urban undercover series, to the hormonal night talk that directly points to the origin of the body, and more multi-theme variations scattered outside the light of the series, Lu Min has always violated the boundaries of novels and has never been willing to settle for the existing territory and glory. She rejects safe and convenient aesthetics and pursues alone, heading to the next intersection, to a new furry and secluded area, to write one after another similar to "infinite defense" for human nature. This book is the first collection and sincere sharing of nearly 30 creative essays, literary interviews and speeches written by Lu Min in his 20-year writing career. It is real enough and is a frank self-disclosure of the author's long writing process; it is also light enough that you can turn to an offline "novel class" at any page. How can writing free people from the vanity of daily life? What is the Achilles' heel of writing written by people born in the 1970s? How did those vague sources finally turn into stories? How should novel techniques be used? How to give a novel character a name that doesn't take human life lightly? Is it a passerby or a novelist? Turn into this book and watch Lu Min restore the author's barbaric growth and multiple fissions.

This book collects the literary reading notes of Lu Min, a "severe dyslexic", over the years and a comprehensive book list she compiled for "comrades". It is a talk about world literature, a functional reading guide, and a literary writing class. Divided into "Time Scale" series and "Vitamin" series. The former are writers and works that the author admires personally, including Sandor, Capote, Naipaul, Vonnegut, etc. The latter is a broad-spectrum book list for readers, taking into account reading needs and reading situations, from the most difficult books to the funniest books, from the most popular books to unpopular books, from heavy brick books to light travel books, reflecting the author's personal interests and reading trajectory for more than 20 years. "There is no regularity in the production and appearance of classic works, which is what makes them so gorgeous." Lu Min said.

A book that confronts time, daily life, and the body, a collection of self-selected essays that condense personal experience and intellectual torture. From the fleeting life to the handwriting to the heaviness of the body, the writer Lu Min faced himself directly. Under the witness of time, the past served as a witness. He looked back on the twists and turns, cut through the subtle core, and presented scars and introspection. The sensitive and stubborn writing style and the tough and sharp pen drag the weight from the old years and the old self and open it to you.

This book collects twenty-two essays written by the author between 2017 and 2019. The content covers his childhood school experiences and mentors he met, his understanding of literature and writing, prefaces written by himself or by invitation, research on Shen Congwen, and other text research (Mu Dan, Yu Hua and Eliot). These memorials of life are composed of countless small scenes, like inconspicuous grains of sand, delicate and simple, but containing touching moments.

This book is a collection of literary essays. The book consists of three parts. The first part, "Landscapes on the Road," records what the author has seen and heard during his more than 30 years of traveling around the world, including the collection of foreign cultures, the appreciation of folk customs, and the praise of the mountains and rivers of the motherland. The second part, "Just for Search," is the author's insights into life and life. , There are reminiscences of the past, gratitude to the people around him, and longing for his hometown in China; the third part, "The descendants give me a piece of sunshine," records every bit of his daughter's growth, and also describes the young and lovely descendants. From them, the author feels the vitality of life and sees the infinite hope of the future world. The writing style of this book is simple and the content is rich, especially the display of the customs and customs of various countries around the world, which can increase readers' knowledge and broaden their horizons. The record of her daughter's growth also reflects the author's concern for the next generation and thinking about education as a mother influenced by both Chinese and Western cultures, which has certain practical significance.

Food records time, and the demand for food promotes changes in the times. This is a handbook of individual growth and memory, as well as a history of the development and changes of contemporary society. The author uses a humorous and relaxed style to tell the story of the author's relationship with food, the city, and his friends since he was young. The text is rich in flavor and imagery. Through the clues of food and food, the history of changes in the times from the 1970s to the present is outlined. The book is also equipped with watercolor illustrations drawn by the author. The colors are bright, concise and generous, and full of childlike interest. The imagination of the content in the book becomes more concrete and perceptible, adding to the pleasure of reading.

Liang Xiaosheng, the most influential scholar-writer in China today, examines the experiences he has gained from life with rationality, and then uses the knowledge he developed from life experiences to penetrate into the spiritual level, providing people living at all levels of society with a way to understand the present so that they can effectively solve some practical problems. He interprets various hot spots in China's reality that are closely related to the public, proposes a way of dealing with real problems, and strives to find inspiration for people to stand in society. In the intertwining of passion and reason, he tells everyone to understand the many feelings in today's China, emphasizing that a calm life comes from a clear understanding of reality. He hopes that everyone: develop awareness of reality, have rich social experience, and live calmly and happily in this world with a kind of life wisdom.

This book is a non-fiction prose book that writes about the folk cultural memory of rural northwest China. The author uses a plain tone, simple and simple language to describe the geographical latitude and longitude, historical memory, physical pain and realistic situation of an unknown village called Shijiahe in the northwest of the country. With affectionate and unique strokes, the author shows the world a rough ancient village. The simple, soft and strange, mysterious and quiet, deep and changeable rural world shows us the ancient and ever-changing humanistic customs of Guanzhong. It writes a simple and colorful picture of rural society for readers with its unique perspective and handwriting.

"The Ideal of the Earth" belongs to one of the "Traveling and Reading the Earth" series. "Ideal of the Earth" is a collection of prose works written by the writer who went deep into the southern foothills of Wuyi Mountain and the Wuling Mountains and other primitive mountainous areas, and lived in close relationship with nature for a long time. From the discovery of the beauty of nature, and then the discovery of the life value of all things on the earth, "Ideal of the Earth" creates a new mountain aesthetics, which is meticulous, affectionate and strange, expressing the harmonious relationship between man and nature, and the time relationship between life and nature.

This book is divided into historical and geographical chapters. The history chapter includes four articles including "The Drunkenness in the Ninth Year of Yonghe", "The Glory and Shame of Song, Hui and Song Dynasties", "Kong Shangren on the Official Career" and "Paper Paradise", and the geography chapter includes 7 articles including "Old Palace", "Southern Water Impression" and "Dege on Engravings". In these articles, the author transcends time and space and expresses each grand historical event from a modern perspective in graphic language, making readers feel as if they are following the author to appreciate a large freehand painting with bright colors and meaningful meanings. The delicate and profound introduction, marginal notes and general comments after the text allow readers to understand more deeply and thoroughly after reading it.

This book belongs to one of the "Unbounded Prose" series. Starting from the face, hands, feet, eyes, ears, etc., The author uses delicate brushwork and philosophical thinking to reveal the more secret emotional world of human beings, as well as his views on life and death, joys and sorrows, and even the entire life. The works also tell readers at all times to cherish life, love life, and be grateful for every day of life.

This book is a true record of Yang Dong, the owner of the library in Lihua Village, one of the top ten bibliophiles in Shanxi Province and one of the "top ten reading figures in the country", who searches for books, collects books, reads and writes books. He is a "book-lover" and the author's persistent love for books. It is divided into three parts. The first part is "Book Lover", which is the author's small life insights; the second part is "Taking Book Lovers", which is the main part of the book, and writes about teachers and friends' writings about writers; the third part is "Reading Notes", which is some of the author's writing experience. It is a book lover's notes with a strong aroma of books.

This book collects the short articles and diaries accumulated by the author in recent years. They are the accumulation of years, and they contain too many feelings of the author. From these articles, we can see the traces of time slowly slipping away. Let the author take us through her memories! Time flies, or deep love, or loneliness and silence, all appear in the paper. The author seems to have the magic power to make beautiful moments stay, sort out the past, and record every detail, hoping that everyone will cherish life.

Mr. Wu Guannan's works reflect his in-depth cultivation of traditional art and culture. The brush and ink, calligraphy, poetry and other factors in the paintings make people know that his academic background is extraordinary. What is important is that he found a direct path from the deep traditional academic situation to the contemporary world, thereby achieving communication with us in contemporary cultural situations. On the soil of elegance, antiquity, and individuality, what he created is a brilliant article that exudes the brilliance of life.

The book "The Layout of Flowers" contains ten new prose works by the author: "The First Bouquet of Flowers", "Telling", "The Layout of Flowers", "Subtraction", "The Notebook of the Greening Department", "Girl Run", "Arithmetic Problems", "Stand-in", "Courtyard" and "Turn Around". Gezhi is one of the representative writers of new prose. Her works have a strong poetic flavor. The use of metaphors, exaggeration and other rhetorical devices makes her prose a liberating transmission, allowing the most complex and subtle feelings that are difficult to express to be fully expressed.

Reading is about reading. Words that have similar interests to ours can always touch a sensitive and soft corner of our hearts. The author is very good at writing the taste she feels after reading each book. "Drinking Tea Under Flowers for Reading" contains the author's reading notes in the past ten years. The author reads classics, celebrities, and friends, and talks about everything from inside and outside books, from words to life.

This book belongs to one of the "Unbounded Prose" series. Hequ is the ocean of folk songs and the hometown of folk songs. The Empress Beach, the boatman, walking to the west exit... For thousands of years, the "Xikou culture" formed by the water and soil in that area has deeply moved and attracted the author. Every sound originates from the human heart. This collection of essays is the author's affectionate review and record of all this, as well as an in-depth exploration and questioning of this unique cultural phenomenon.

This is a collection of essays on Jiangnan scenery with plants as the protagonist, involving memories, research, customs and crafts. They are not just a simple introduction to what a certain plant looks like, but they highlight the "material use" of plants related to people's daily life, and the emotions generated in people's lives after this "material use" is connected with people. Because it is based on personal experience and hands-on experience, it is written truthfully, with a simple writing style that touches people with authenticity. Through the understanding of "everyday beauty", it embodies a natural, simple, joyful and spiritually free lifestyle. First,

This book tells the short stories of six classic writers in the great story of the Chinese revolution in the 20th century: Lu Xun, Guo Moruo, Mao Dun, Ba Jin, Lao She, and Cao Yu. From the May Fourth Movement, when writing was promoted, what subtle and profound mental twists and turns did they experience in the turbulent waves of the second half of the 20th century? What are their daily lives, reading and writing like? How did he get involved in the complicated social affairs? If these anecdotes in the gaps between official history are easily forgotten, they may become a lonely site, or even a handful of disappearing loess. The author uses the method of a historical tour guide to enter from small time nodes, avoiding the strict rigidity of academic papers, trying to touch every casual detail, taste the dark charm of agarwood, and shed light on the subtle life world of writers. This book is like a whisper between history and the present.

As the chief reporter of People's Daily in Macau for many years, the author has a good understanding of Macau's history, customs and customs. The more than 40 articles included in the book are the author's careful descriptions and subtle insights into various aspects of Macao's culture, economy, and customs. They are a business card to promote Macao and also open a window for readers to understand and like Macao.

"Always deeply in love" is a cup of afternoon tea in the hustle and bustle of the world, like your bestie chatting with you about your thoughts, your love, and your memories. In the book, you will see that many times, the lasting love in our hearts is always there. No matter how exciting the days before the afternoon tea are, or how bad the days after the afternoon tea are, "Always Love" is here, exuding the fragrance of rose tea, mixed with the smell of perfume, telling a woman's mood, elegantly there, waiting for you, waiting for me, waiting for everyone we are willing to appreciate life with love. "Always Loved Deeply" is here! Reading through her, you will feel that the fragrance of books can bring up the scenery of a woman's life.

The book's detailed descriptions of several teachers and classmates in middle school aroused resonance, and interesting stories from the past were revealed again, triggering more memories and emotions. Speaking of the year when the class teacher in the first year of high school had not seen the life committee member for several days, he muttered to himself and even used the idiom "Ethereal and invisible", which shows how the class cadres are on their own; the Chinese teacher caught the "typos king" and scared the students to look up the dictionary with candles in the classroom after night study; I also recalled that the two boys and girls sang "Visiting the New City" and "Old Couple" with their own adapted lyrics, and the boy suddenly read out "Mother!" According to the lines, making the girl with him laugh...

This book is a collection of essays written by the author. There are eight essays in the book, including narrative essays, lyrical essays, philosophical essays, etc. The author uses delicate and philosophical writing to fondly recall the people, objects, and things in his childhood memories. The deep-rooted nostalgia for his hometown flows in the author's writing. At the same time, the author's love for nature, pursuit of life, and sustenance for environmental protection are drawn from a wide range of materials, giving the book profound ideological, emotional and social content. This book has profound artistic conception and sincere emotions. Readers can gain rational thinking and spiritual comfort after reading it.

The selected contents of this book are some of the prose, miscellanies, poems, calligraphy and painting works created by the author in recent years, aiming to show the author's life status, value orientation and the direction of literary and artistic creation. In addition to the research and creation of calligraphy and painting, the author strives to use his extravagant skills to fake the principles of literature and highlight the principles of art, so as to achieve the purpose of helping literature and art to learn from each other, and striving to make the art of calligraphy and painting he is engaged in more full and sincere. This enables readers to have a more comprehensive understanding of a painter's mental journey.

"Selected Notes on Ancient Chinese Literary Works Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Liao, Jin, and Yuan Dynasties (3rd Edition)" was originally the textbook "Selected Ancient Chinese Literary Works" for the ancient Chinese literature course of China Central Radio and Television University (now the Open University of China) published by our publisher. This book will be used in conjunction with the "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature" revised and published by our publisher in 2016. The complete set of this book is divided into three volumes: the first volume "Part of Pre-Qin, Han, Wei and Jin"; the middle volume "Part of Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan"; the second volume "Part of Yuan (continued) Ming and Qing Dynasties". This volume collects representative works of important writers from the Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan dynasties, and especially includes works by writers ignored by other selections, such as "Tears" by Yang Yi, a representative writer of Xikun style, etc. The annotations are based on clearing up the text and are as concise and concise as possible; in some places, several explanations are selected for reference. Only a brief introduction to the writer's life story is given, generally using popular viewpoints.

This book is a collection of spiritual healing essays. About change, love, miss, loss and pain, these may be topics that all young people are troubled by today. Immortal uses her gentle, clear and melancholy writing style to tell her own personal experiences and experience, and gives unique answers to various problems in life, helping young people to face and accept their inner sensitivity, restlessness and sadness, find their wandering self, reunite with themselves after a long separation, and reconcile as before.

The author uniquely and creatively combines 24 experiences and touches that left traces in his life, including "walking movies", "looking through old books", "being a female celebrity", "talking gossip", "identifying famous things", "walking at night" and "reading notes", etc., And applying the 24 solar terms in nature to present a different kind of life solar terms. He delicately and keenly captures the endless flow of those experiences and touches, about life postures, personal sentiments, and about the big era behind small feelings. The author does not simply present these bits and pieces of life, but often starts from a unique emotional experience, places it in the broad perspective of literature and history, and stretches it to the vertical and horizontal levels of life. When reading, you can feel the ups and downs of life, and also the small happiness that is moved by a certain moment.

This book is not an ordinary study abroad travelogue, but a casual note about (ideological) departure and departure. Although there are many books describing "cultural shock", and various records about studying abroad life are not uncommon. However, the author of this book tries to combine three elements of studying abroad literature, and uses this title to illustrate the significance of going to a foreign country for a young scholar's life. These three elements are: 1. The relationship between travel and life, 2. Daily life and social history outside of academia. , 3. Rediscovering the meaning of learning. The author of this book studied in three famous foreign universities, majoring in art history, architectural design and urban research. This enables his observational vision to cover not only the traditional theory of liberal arts learning, but also every bit of the world around him. As a result, this book has a unique perspective and depth of thinking that ordinary documentary works about studying abroad do not have.

This book is a collection of critical essays, divided into three volumes. The first volume is an overall analysis of literary phenomena and creative trends in the new century. Through an overall overview and analysis of the current situation of novel creation after the 1970s and 1980s, it reveals the development trends and changes in the art of novels in the new century from the perspectives of generations, elegance, and style. This is a comprehensive study on the formation of literary patterns, hot literary phenomena, and changes in novel creation. The second series is an annual literary review. Taking one year as a cycle, it cuts into the live scene of Chinese literature in the past six years, and selects representative works from literary journals of that year for research and review. While revealing the development rules of literary creation and new aesthetic trends, it also investigates the problems of literary creation from the comprehensive analysis of annual novels, especially points out the imbalances prevalent in current creation, and provides a clear map for understanding and observing the development trend of Chinese literature in recent years. The third volume is my opinion on criticism. The first four articles in this collection are dedicated to the construction of a poetic critical aesthetics. The next two articles combine the criticism scene to elaborate on the refinement of the level of criticism and the lack and progress of the critical spirit. Among them, there are not only the presentation of the author's own critical stance and critical concepts, but also the call for the ideal state of literary criticism. Of course, there is also no lack of reflection on the current status of criticism.

This book is a collection of the author's management essays and reading notes. It is divided into three parts to explain the challenges brought by the development of society and technology to organizational management and possible solutions. Most of the articles included in the first part, "Future and Today," discuss the roles and functions of managers and employees when "the future is already here" (robots, unmanned stores, and the spread of the Internet). The articles in the second part "Rationality and Emotion" mainly include two categories: one is about rational practice and thinking in organizational management, and the other is about the grasp of human emotions in work and life. The third part, "Ancient and Modern," is a record of the author's study visit to the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, which focuses on the initiatives of the world's oldest university to continuously advance with the times and create knowledge and ideas for mankind.

In recent years, the author has focused on the theory and practice of text close reading and published a large number of articles. This book selects his wonderful chapters on the appreciation of novels, ancient poems, new poems, and prose, including "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin", "Kong Yiji", and "Blessings" , "Down to Jiangling", "Red Cliff Ode" before and after, "Farewell to Cambridge", "Dead Water", "In Memory of Mr. Liu Hezhen", "Listen to the Cold Rain" and other representative works. Under the framework of local theory, return to the literary text itself and try "aesthetic reading".

This is a story about family love without a single gorgeous word. It is a plain and original story that reaches the softest part of our hearts because of its sincerity. In a prosperous and desperate era, the author uses the simplest language to describe the hardships, yearnings, responsibilities and happiness of his father and mother who cannot understand the truth, can't even write their names, and have lived in a small mountain village all their lives, as well as the inadvertent impact on the author's soul. In every text in this book, you can't find the words of love for your closest relatives, let alone the words that we are used to praising the greatness of father's kindness and mother's love. What is clearly visible on the back of the paper are the feelings of family affection and that era. Reading such words, you will feel the tranquility behind the noise. When your mind calms down, you will realize that love is the nourishment of life flowing in our hearts, and it is connected by blood; pain is the care of blood, and it is the heart-wrenching interaction between close relatives. Feel the love and affection, and maybe you won't forget where you came from. You will realize that when your parents are here, your home will be safe. Love is the love that our loved ones feel for us throughout their lives, but we always fail to love our loved ones better. This book is a selection of the author's blog articles, with the theme of expressing his affection for his father and mother. Many of the author's articles were broadcast immediately on the Voice of China program of the Central People's Broadcasting Station. They were deeply touching and refreshing. The accompanying disk is recited by Yao Ke, the famous program host of China National Radio, making the book full of emotion and emotion, which is very touching.

Wang Tongzhao is well-known in society for his literary creations and is well-known in the academic world for his academic research. In addition to his novel creation, he also wrote a large number of popular essays. These works integrate life, knowledge and philosophy, and are loved by readers from all walks of life. This collection of essays selects 63 essays from the author's life, representing

Records present us with a more complete music world. Those deceased masters and musical moments that cannot be reproduced in our lives can be listened to again in records. This is a record notebook with professional introduction and evaluation. Take it to a record store and search according to the pictures. You will definitely not be disappointed. Every record mentioned in the book is worth collecting. You can also keep the book at hand for guidance when appreciating, and you will listen to it richer and deeper.

This book contains 14 classic papers written by Professor Han Nan on Chinese classical and modern novels, which can serve as a reference for our research.

This is a collection of essays, which collects dozens of articles published by the author in various newspapers and magazines across the country. The author has a broad vision, has extensive knowledge of various cultures, and has his own unique and distinctive insights. The writing is sharp and humorous. The characters or events chosen to comment and describe are relatively unique, with broad cultural dimensions and richness rather than clutter. The opinions of commentators and events are clear, thought-provoking, and have certain cultural significance and publication value.

This book is part of the "Rise of the Jin Army Literary Archives" series of books, divided into five series: the first series "Thoughts and Lamentations", the second series "Hometown Chronicles", the third series "Teaching Career", the fourth series "Impressions of Taiyuan", the fifth series "Literati Portraits", the sixth series "Literary Essays", and the seventh series "Three Novels". It contains nearly 80 prose essays published and published by the famous Shanxi writer Han Shishan in the 1980s, as well as three short stories: "The Man Who Painted Tigers", "Moonlight Night in the Cotton Field" and "Continuous Rain". As a representative writer of "The Rise of the Jin Army", Han Shishan's essays are kind and wise, especially narrative and lyrical prose, which are exquisite in length, natural and fresh, and reveal a strong sense of human true feelings and compassion. It is completely different from the style of joking, cursing, and sharp-edged essays.

A humanistic essay that systematically describes the living habits of birds. The author Jindu spent 9 years traveling all over northern Zhejiang, and repeatedly visited the largest migratory bird migration ground in East China. He focused on investigating the morphology, sounds, and habits of more than 100 species of birds, as well as their migration, nesting, foraging, and reproduction. It comprehensively demonstrated the living environment, habits, and current situation of birds in a brand-new way.

Before Mo Yan won the Nobel Prize for Literature, contemporary Chinese literature and writers had been working hard to reach the world. This book contains speeches given by Mo Yan, Yu Hua, Zhang Wei, Yan Lianke, Su Tong, Ge Fei, Li Er, Bi Feiyu, Alai, Xichuan, Ouyang Jianghe, Wang Jiaxin, Chen Sihe and others in Europe, America, Japan and other places. These speeches are not only an external display of Chinese contemporary literature, but also self-reflection in the face of others. They show another aspect of Chinese contemporary literature and have important reading value. This book contains five speeches given by Mo Yan overseas before he won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

This book selects the wonderful speeches delivered at the opening and graduation ceremonies of Peking University from 2015 to 2017, including speeches by many well-known scholars, many of which have been widely disseminated. What was reflected in the speech was a common temperament possessed by Peking University people that is difficult for outsiders to grasp. They are enveloped by a deep sense of mission. Today's elites and tomorrow's pillars, today's thinking and tomorrow's dedication, are held together by invisible forces. This book divides the speech content according to the theme, which deeply reflects the spirit and academic pursuit of Peking University, as well as the expectations for Peking University students. The manuscript is not only suitable for young people to read, but also for general public readers.

Gu Sui, a modern and contemporary Chinese scholar and writer, gave lectures at Peking University and other universities. Ye Jiaying, a contemporary scholar and Gu Sui's student at the time, took detailed notes. This "Biography" compiles and edits all of Ye Jiaying's notes. It is the first complete note to be published after more than sixty years. It is a comprehensive reproduction of Gu Sui's classroom lectures on Chinese literature. It is a masterpiece of his popularization and research of teaching literature, cultivating talents, and enlightening life through classroom lectures. It is based on the development of Chinese classical literature, integrating exquisite knowledge and wise thoughts. It wanders inside and outside literature, exploring history, ancient and modern China and the West, literature, history, philosophy and Zen. It is broad and profound yet popular and full of vitality. The author regards "life" in literature as the fundamental essence. Although he quotes from many sources and is imaginative, he always revolves around this center, full of emotions, literary grace, and wit. The truth of knowledge and the beauty of narration come close to the soul in perfect harmony. This book is very suitable for the general public to read. It does not just focus on the ivory tower, nor does it only focus on studying classics. Instead, it is full of "sense of life", "human touch" and "life energy". The humanistic spirit flows in the Chinese cultural context and continues in daily life. Life and reading complement each other, self-cultivation and enlightenment complement each other, and happiness and scholarship are in harmony. Famous masters such as Chen Yuan, Shen Congwen, Zhou Ruchang, Qi Gong, Feng Zhi, Zhang Zhongxing, Wu Xiaoru, Ye Jiaying, Guo Yuheng, Shi Shuqing, Wu Shichang, etc. All highly recommended Gu Sui's lectures. The chapters in this book are complete and reasonable, the structure is clear and rigorous, and the system is well-established. It can be said to be a unique history of Chinese literature. Its original manuscript followed Ye Jiaying around the country and abroad, and has been kept with her for more than sixty years. After many years of compilation, revision, and annotation, it was fully presented to readers under the title of "Biography" more than sixty years later. This "Biography" is the only version that includes all of Ye Jiaying's notes. It was published for the first time by Peking University Press in the form of a final version. Without profound and flexible knowledge, there would be no wonderful literature. This is exactly what "Biography" brings to readers.

This book is a collection of essays by Professor Wang Liming, which reflects the author's thoughts and insights on the construction of the rule of law. The author uses his simple and dense words to describe his opinions and views on the general theory of the rule of law, the practice of the rule of law, the legislative system, judicial practice, legal research and education, etc. The strong atmosphere of humanistic care revealed between the lines in the book, the active efforts to promote the advancement of legislation and judiciary, and the clear people-oriented attitude will make you feel the fresh pulse of thought of a legal scholar who advocates reform but is steady, and thinks rationally but also has a human touch. The second edition has revised the original book, added new chapters, and deleted outdated content.

Jin Xiaoan's latest collection of essays collects 60 thoughts on love and life, allowing you to experience the short and sweet life of life. Every love has its own look, but what remains unchanged is that we learn about life through love. Whether you're in unrequited love, you're happily married, you're going through the pain of a breakup, or you're able to calmly say that name. You can all see your past self in this book. The author truly records these emotional stories, aiming to guide everyone to experience the joys and sorrows wholeheartedly and gain their own happiness. Stories can be told in retrospect, but time cannot be turned back; ledgers can be rewritten, but history cannot be rewritten. None of us can change everything we missed because of timidity and doubt, but we know: we have been here. Don't forget the reason why you fell in love in the first place. What is happiness? Is it the warm body temperature of a lover when love is intense? Or is it the determination when you turn around and leave after falling in love? There are many love stories between Miss A and Mr. B in this story collection. Every Miss A is one of us in the fragments of parallel space. After all, how many Mr. Bs must we go through before we reach the point of happiness?

This book collects some of the prose written by Shanxi writer Yang Jinlin in recent years. The author has won many awards both inside and outside the province. In a heavy and high-spirited style, the article affectionately describes the cultural landscape, mountains and rivers, customs and sentiments with distinctive local characteristics, and has certain artistic appreciation value. Some of his works have been selected into book series such as "Chinese Writers Look at Shanxi", "Following the Master's Footsteps", and "Selected Green Prose on Shanxi". The local characteristics in the article are very strong and can arouse the resonance of many readers' nostalgia for their hometown.

This is a collection of essays that retells ancient classics from a modern perspective. The author's notes on ancient literati from the Han, Wei, Ming and Qing dynasties, such as "Huainanzi", "Sou Shen Ji", "Youyang Zazu", "Old Wulin Stories", "Nancun Stops Farming" "Records", "Chibei Occasion" and other recorded interesting events are discussed, ranging from regulations and systems to social customs, from poems, calligraphy and paintings to various characters, including both realistic social and historical events and romantic stories of ghosts and spirits. Analyzing ancient thinking from a modern perspective, both interpretation and creation, which may be hilarious or thought-provoking.

This book collects 49 essays written by the author on his travels, visits, and studies at home and abroad over the years. The author writes brilliantly, and while expressing his true feelings, he also introduces the natural and cultural landscapes of the places he visited in detail. This book is rich in content and suitable for public reading. Readers can not only understand the long cultural and historical heritage of the motherland from the book, but also become better familiar with the mountains, rivers and rivers of the motherland, thereby expanding their knowledge and further deepening their love for the motherland. By reading this book, readers, especially teenagers, can travel through the mountains and rivers, appreciate the beauty of the mountains and rivers, enjoy the joy of the mountains and rivers, understand the meaning of the mountains and rivers, and read the literature of the mountains and rivers, thereby leading the teenagers to be wise men who are as good as water and can embrace all rivers; Suitable for the public, especially literature lovers.

The book aims to present a picture of the local customs of the Western Regions with unique regional characteristics, so that in an era when consumer culture is prevalent and spiritual life is becoming increasingly mediocre and vulgar, people can gain a sweetness of life while also caring for the remote areas, bringing back the soul of the body that is traveling further and further away, temporarily slowing down the fast-paced life, and thus retaining the spiritual quality that this society should have.