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"The Warmth of the Village" selects more than thirty essays by writer Li Xinli. As a migrant worker, Li Xinli "works to make a living and records his embarrassment of life and mental state in his spare time." The experience of leaving his hometown makes the words flowing out of his pen full of longing, memories, love and melancholy for his hometown. From both the material and non-material aspects of the countryside, he traced back to the 1980s and 1990s, describing the past years of Gansu villages at the foot of Liupan Mountain in slowly flowing words. From them, you can not only listen to the whispers of personal souls, but also encounter the footsteps of the times and regional customs. For example, "Geography" outlines the geographical features of small villages in Gansu through the description of important landmarks. "Old Eating" and "Rales of Time" focus on the joy of eating in a life of material scarcity. "Everything Never Grows in Stories" recounts the myths passed down orally in the land of Shaanxi and Gansu. The landscape, vegetation, birds, people, folk culture, food, four seasons, etc. Of his hometown are all incorporated into the hometown of memories he constructed, and melted into his beautiful and simple words.

This book is a collection of cultural essays about old objects. Objects acquire life and nourishment after being in contact with and associated with people, and old objects carry feelings, memories and even history and humanity. This book describes various old objects with traces of time, such as the utensils of the past, the toys in the study, the decorations in the boudoir, and the playthings of childhood. It tells the fate of meeting the author, the history and culture behind them, and the people and things related to them. This book allows readers to take a breather while busy with trivial affairs. Together with the author, they can feel the old objects that have been baptized by the river of time, recall those lost life scenes and dusty past events, slow down the pace of life, and find the simplest and purest happiness.

This book is a collection of the author's long poems, lyrics, paintings and interviews. It mainly shows his journey as a band lead singer, and in order to pursue a free living space, he escaped from the city and returned to the southwest countryside to start a life of half farming and half singing. Whether it is the poetic language, painting style or the thoughts behind this book, there is a cleanness and simplicity that is touching.

This book is a collection of essays and essays by the author. The author may talk about the past and present, or make long and short remarks, or make irresponsible remarks. All of them analyze and comment on all phenomena in today's society, and the arguments are incisive and evocative.

This book selects nearly a hundred academic essays written by the author.

The author personally experienced the "512" Wenchuan earthquake and was finally rescued after being buried for 76 hours. The author survived the disaster and cherished life very much. This book is written from his reflections after experiencing life and death, and it is also a whisper with his beloved daughter. There are a total of five letters and five fairy tales in the book, which are interspersed with each other and full of romantic feelings between the lines. The letter written to his daughter reveals deep fatherly love and sincere affection; the fairy tale is the author's expectation as a father for a simple, happy and innocent life for his young daughter.

This book contains more than 100 essays by the author such as "Theory on 'Corrupt Officials' Promotion'", "The Misinterpretation of 'Tiger' in the Year of the Tiger", "Theory on 'It's Hard to Be a Villain'", "Specifications of Meetings", and "The '59-Year-Old' Phenomenon".

The Republic of China is an important chapter in the cultural history of our country. It was also an era when hundreds of flowers bloomed and talents emerged in large numbers. Those departed masters are still shining in history because of their education and character. The deafening voices they once made should not be annihilated by history. The speeches made during the Republic of China period have charm, style, spirit, and classics, which deserve to be preserved and commemorated. This book is one of the "Republic of China Speech Collection" grandly launched by our agency.

"Historical Records" records about three thousand years of history from the legendary Yellow Emperor to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and is known as "the swan song of historians, the unrhymed "Li Sao"". In order to enable readers to read and understand "Historical Records" well, this book selects interesting, informative and interesting stories and compiles them into books according to different themes. The content is lively and easy to understand, so that readers can easily grasp the essence of "Historical Records", draw insights from it, and expand their life experience. This book adopts micro-historical writing techniques and uses paragraphs to write history. Because of this, the materials in it are mostly drawn from official history, which allows readers to deepen their understanding of history from different perspectives and appreciate the wisdom contained in it.

This book is a collection of a series of articles formed by the author's in-depth observation of patients' physiological and psychological states during clinical medical work, and his keen understanding and perception of life and death. The author tells stories and uses literary techniques to show medical scenes where doctors and patients face illness and death together, conveying a deep compassion and care for life. This book touches on the psychological, humanistic, social, cultural and other aspects required by the doctor's profession, as well as many practical issues such as how to eliminate or reduce patients' fear of dying or even death. In particular, the text that cuts into the details of the ward touches life and death like a scalpel, and has a sense of transparency that connects life and the world.

"You still have to have dreams, what if they come true?" Jack Ma said. "Life is endless and struggle is endless. Please be brave on the road to the future!" Koala Xiaowu said. Dreams are bound to encounter setbacks and failures on the road to our own dreams, but these are not enough reasons for us to give up on our dreams. The purpose of this book is to hope that you can find comfort, encouragement, inspiration, and guidance from the book when you encounter difficulties, setbacks, hesitation, helplessness, and depression on the road to pursuing your dreams. This book is like your friend, let us go on the road with you, feel the wind and rain, and feel the beauty and happiness after the wind and rain.

Life is hard. And this suffering can be relieved. This process of liberation is called practice. Practice is a path. A path to the deepest reaches of the human heart. At the end of this road. We can find a kind of wisdom. This kind of wisdom can allow us to understand the true meaning of life. Make our lives full of joy. Achieve perfection.

All the love and hate about Xu Zhimo are inseparable from a lens called "Era". Through it, everyone's image is embedded in the photo frame of the "Republic of China" and they stand in their respective positions. Perhaps this is an appropriate way to evaluate a person.

"You Are My Small But Grand Missing" is a new work in 2016 by the heart-warming storyteller Chen Ruo. There are 35 stories in the book, including desperate love, pain and warmth, forgetfulness and longing. No one is a lonely island, and life is full of intersections. Whether it's cutting each other off or accompanying each other for a certain distance, the fireworks you give are enough to light up the rest of the way.

Tan Hui, the author of "Let Me Give You a Time to Give You a Spring Blossom", takes heart-touching and warm emotional stories as the main line, with themes such as "origin", "cowardice", "mountain alliance", "love infatuation", "no betrayal", "reincarnation", "catastrophe" and other themes. The book is divided into 11 chapters, and runs through the perception of emotions and life. In each of the heart-warming stories, he tells the feelings that are engraved in the heart and captures the warmth that has been buried for a long time.

Zhang Jun's "Lin Huiyin (April in the World 2nd Edition of the Republic of China Humanistic Warm Illustrations Commemorative Edition)" is a collection of essays that shows Lin Huiyin's colorful life through beautiful words. The book uses beautiful and detailed content to lead readers into the emotional heart of the characters and into that magnificent history.

Pass by in a hurry, life is just a snap. Every morning when the red sun rises, the world will pass by everyone's window, and the rays of light will shine on the face, impartially.

There is a kind of love, a thought lasts a lifetime, it becomes a trustworthy thing, and it never surrenders to time. There is a kind of love that lasts a lifetime, so it is a good story and will never fade away in history. In "One Thought Moves, One Thought Bewitches the City - The Heartbreakingly Beautiful Love of the Republic of China", we review the past of the talented men and beauties of the Republic of China, ponder the strangeness, fragrance and happiness of love itself, and gain insights into the secrets, courage and glory of their lives. Zhu Ziqing and Chen Zhuyin Hu Shi and Jiang Dongxiu Xiong Xiling and Mao Yanwen Zhao Yuanren and Yang Buwei Shen Congwen and Zhang Zhaohe Qian Zhongshu and Yang Jiang Cai E and Xiaofengxian Yang Xianyi and Gladys The smoke and dust of the years, the migration of fate, and the joys and sorrows of love reflect the romance of an era. This is the attitude of the Republic of China and the taste of the East. Or whispering and sighing, or yearning passionately, or enjoying the wind and rain, or holding hands for many years.

Oaths and lies go hand in hand, waiting and broken promises are inseparable. This is the joy and sorrow of love. It seems to be a grand hallucination that cannot be ignored. The whole life that we once said becomes a moment when we hold our breath. Even so, a deeply affectionate person is still willing to spend all his luck in exchange for a moment of tenderness and warmth; he is still willing to walk a long way in hope and haze, just to reach you standing in the middle of the water. "I turned the whole world upside down just to straighten your reflection" edited by Chen Ruo uses warm and concise words and 40 drama-style healing stories to confirm the imprinted beauty of youth and restore the little you and me in love. Keep warm from the cold! Listen to some warm stories to keep you warm throughout the winter.

"Reading Great China·Characters: Beautiful Past Events on the Qinhuai River" tells the story of the "Eight Beauties of Qinhuai" who were active in the early Ming and Qing Dynasties and were the most special group of women in history. They were originally brothel singers with low social status, weak women whose female dignity was completely deprived. But at the same time, they are the beauties who are fascinated by countless talented people, patriotic women for whom later generations of literati wrote books and biographies, and are a rare "art collection" in the Palace Museum. They came along the banks of the Qinhuai River and went away with the torrent of history, swaying and dancing, and sketched out splendid pictures of wind, smoke, water and moon.

Zhang Chuchu is the editor and author of "Love Must Be Happy (Whether you love or not, only in this life)". Summary of "Love Must Be Happy (Whether you love or not, only in this life)": Happiness has no definition, love is its pattern. In this noisy world, material things are not a good antidote, but love is the bodhi of tranquility. Everyone has a soft spot that bursts suddenly at the slightest touch. It may be family love or friendship. Let's look for positive energy in the world's classics. If you don't have time to think deeply, why not stop and give yourself a slight touch in the story and have a sincere communication with your inner self.

"Love must be happy (I have a promise with dogs)" includes: "The gunshot rings out, happiness goes away"; "The Happy Prince"; ""Little Friends" will take care of themselves"; "Wild Boar Travel Notes"; "Far and Far Away, the Thread in Mother's Hands"; "The Territory of Love"; "The Mission of the Female Spider"; "The Little Baby Never Grows Up Again"; "Naughty Raccoon"; "The Loving Sable Luxiang"... And other works. The author of "Love Must Be Happy (My Dog and I Have a Promise)" is Zhang Chu.

Born in this world, there is no emotion that is not riddled with holes. But apart from feelings, what is the meaning of life? Li Shishi, Wu Meiniang, Shangguan Wan'er, Li Qingzhao, Huo Xiaoyu, Mrs. Huarui... Because of love, they changed the trajectory of history; because of love, they left poems that have been handed down from generation to generation; because of love, they declined their lives; because of love, they left us true and cruel stories. If you are afraid of the scars caused by love, don't open this book. It is said that in troubled times, all beauties are heroes.

The author of this book interrogates Chinese history and culture, and makes a meticulous and unique observation of the abnormal deaths of ancient literati.

Does the tedious daily life make you confused about the meaning of life? Do the various people around you make you feel that the world is in trouble and people's hearts are not as old as they used to be? Does the intense and stressful work make you bored and unable to bring out your enthusiasm? Pan Xilong uses his keen observation to lift the unpleasant veil on the surface of life, and uses exquisite and unique prose to show the warmth and beauty in life and work, making the fire of life bloom more brilliantly in an imperfect world.

The forty works in this book are representative works with the characteristics of Li Guowen's recent creations. The work takes the fate, talents and achievements of famous literati in the past dynasties as the writing object, and analyzes and describes the living conditions of Chinese literati with a unique perspective. Traveling through the ages, looking at the times, making generous speeches, and cultivating knowledge through writing. From Qu Yuan during the Warring States Period to the maintenance of the Kingdom at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, over the past three thousand years, Chinese literati, all those who succeeded, were tired: the big ones were tired for the country on the verge of destruction, the land reduced to barbarism, the people who suffered from disasters, and the prospects for a sustainable culture; the small ones were tired for fame, profit, working hard to get ahead, and doing everything they could to overwhelm others. Therefore, the literary world is like a river and lake, with eight immortals crossing the sea, each showing his talents, ups and downs, and many changes, comedies and tragedies, and colorful.

In the spring of 2016, the author went to Benxi University in Kolkata, India, for a year. During this period, the author visited various monasteries, caves and retreat forests in the southern foothills of the Himalayas, as well as countless Buddhist sites, holy sites, and former residences of celebrities. He walked alone, exploring the wonders alone, appreciating the magnificent scenery of the world, and at the same time communicating with and learning from the hermits in the mountains who lived there like "orchids in the empty valley". The joy and freedom of all things in the world and the flight of inspiration of thoughts and spirits pour out from the author's pen, filling the page like sunshine, and the words illuminate a path to the depths of the soul and the realm of civilization.

This book contains 41 excellent prose works written by the author in recent years. These works not only commemorate major historical events, but also eulogize contemporary life, depict exotic customs, and pay attention to ordinary people.

This book is the work of the famous writer Huang Beijia. Many of Huang Beijia's works have won the "Five One Project" Award, the China Publishing Government Award, the China Outstanding Publication Award, and the National Outstanding Children's Literature Award, and have been translated and published in French, German, Russian, Japanese, and Korean.

This book brings together dozens of newly created essays by the famous writer Jiang Zilong, which fully demonstrates his profound literary skills and artistic attainments.

This book mainly records the author's life story and how he loves literature. It is the best choice for young readers to understand the author.

May you meet a good friend and be with you when you are lonely; may you fall in love with a good person and be motivated when you are sad; may you have confidence in your life, no matter whether the future is blurry; may the youth and memories that you have not cherished be with you after you have experienced the pain of growing up. I can say goodbye seriously and calmly in my heart; I hope those who have missed you can meet again after experiencing ups and downs; I hope you can understand that all encounters in the world have their meaning; I hope that even if you have been hurt, you still have the ability to love the world and become firm and gentle.

This is a classic and heart-warming work by young writers Yuan Ziwen & Yuan Zihao. It is a positive youth story about courage, growth and love. It is given to you who also have dreams. One day you will shine through the sea of ​​​​people. No matter what your current situation is, please don't jump to conclusions. Please persist if you are good, and please work hard if you are bad. You must see the light of others, and you must believe in your own strength. Every bit of our efforts, most of our attempts, and all of our waiting are meaningful. You must firmly believe that those who work hard will have good luck, and those who are willing to pay can break out of the darkness, and dawn will eventually arrive after a long night. We are all the same, young and hesitant, but one day we will all stand in the brightest place and live the way we desire.

This book contains more than 40 essays, including "Ashamed of Shanxi", "Three Gorges", "Xinke", etc.

"Falling Away" is a work that explores how to face aging, how to welcome death, and how to live well. Writer Pippi describes the life style of his parents and uncles in their twilight years with affectionate writing, and tells more than 20 different stories, objectively depicting the inner world and survival dilemmas faced by the elderly, and confronting the aging issue that is of widespread concern today. Describing old age and death are originally heavy and sad topics, but Pippi's writing is fresh and clear, with rich black humor, making people feel warm and poetic in the helpless old life and the cold threat of death, and can see the undertone of "love" between the lines. The writer uses such a chain of "love" to run through all kinds of dissatisfaction in life: the struggle for survival, the helplessness of children, mutated emotions, misunderstanding of the world of the elderly, etc., Giving the whole book a fugue-like brilliance, revealing the writer's complex and delicate feelings.

This book is a collection of Mr. Li Guowen's essays on "Dream of Red Mansions". It combines profound knowledge and thoughtful thinking. It can be filled with laughter and anger, and it provides a fresh perspective for the Chinese red scholar circles from a unique perspective.

This book mainly examines Chinese avant-garde literature and even the literature of the new era from the perspective of modernity, and provides a unique review of the development of contemporary Chinese literature from the theoretical source and creative practice. This book is the earliest work in China to systematically analyze contemporary avant-garde literature. It is also the first to discuss the issue of postmodernity that has become almost common knowledge in contemporary Chinese literature. It is one of the most cited works in the field of contemporary literature research. Over the years, its sensitivity, incisiveness, vigor and vividness have always attracted the attention of contemporary literary researchers.

This book is a collection of essays by Zhang Yanbin, director of the Third Bureau of the State Council Information Office. The book contains some essays written by the author in his life and work since graduating from university. They are the author's description, thoughts, perceptions and perceptions of life and life phenomena. The 45 articles included in the book are the author's summary of these life insights.

This book uses Taiwanese students to personally describe their study experiences and friendships with classmates in the mainland, and brings together the real feelings of Taiwanese students in Beijing universities to vividly introduce the real mainland to young people on the island and show the historical process of the improvement of cross-strait relations.

This book records the author's understanding of the world, from shallow to deep, from understanding of love, from dreamy to rational, gradually feeling the heavy responsibility for work responsibilities, and slowly analyzing the rules of life and society in clear layers. The language of the book is beautiful, simple and full of true feelings, expressing the author's style and principles of life, work, officialdom and writing.

"Everything Is Love" includes dozens of texts by the author, most of which were written and published in the past few years. The process of compiling articles into a book is also a process of looking back on the past. As I read through each article, I thought that time flies by like water and many things have changed beyond recognition. Fortunately, these words have left little traces of the past presence of life, confirming the moods, feelings and understandings I once had.

This book is a collection of monographs, consisting of two volumes, mainly involving Zhao Shuli's research and comments on Shanxi's current writers. Zhao Shuli's research is not an outstanding scholar, but it has continued to gain popularity since the turn of the century. The renewed attention and various comments on him also reflect the "interpretation anxiety" in the academic world to a certain extent. The first volume of this book focuses on Zhao Shuli's triple identity issues, speakability text issues, literary communication concepts, literary language concepts, etc., And introduces the perspective of Western scholar Benjamin and the dimension of Chinese writer Wang Zengqi in an attempt to reinterpret Zhao Shuli's person and works. The papers in this group of papers were solidly and comprehensively written and have been published in important academic journals such as "Literary Review", "Literary Research", "Literary Controversy" and "Contemporary Writers' Review", which have had a great impact. The second series involves more than ten Shanxi writers including Zheng Yi, Li Rui, Zhao Yu, Nie Er, Lu Shunmin, Ge Shuiping, Pu Ge, Zhang Xuan, Bai Lin, Yue Fang, Ruoshui, etc. Although they use different literary styles and have different creative styles, they all have distinctive personalities and distinctive features, and they have inherited Zhao Shuli's writing tradition to varying degrees. The content of this collection focuses on their key works, and analyzes the issues between publicity, literature and locality. It not only presents an aspect of the current creative strength of the "Jin Army New Phalanx", but also demonstrates the author's "writing style".

There is no unbridgeable gap between history and reality. Traveling between history and reality is the author's interest. Whether he is sitting alone in his study or strolling in the busy city; wandering among the mountains and rivers, or chatting and laughing with friends, it is history that touches his heart. The scene, the age of the characters, are all told in the pen, and thoughts flow freely, describing life and life. With the author's sharp historical brushwork, we may be able to feel the weight of the past and present, absorb the wisdom of sages, and then ignite the passion for life.

This book contains Mr. Dai Yi's memories of his mentors and friends, his academic experience, and his letters to his mentors and friends. Among them, there are nostalgic memories of the older generation of historians such as Zheng Tianting, Hu Hua, Shang Yue, Li Shu, Wu Han, Guo Yingqiu, etc., As well as memories of his early study experience at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Peking University. In addition, Mr. Dai Yi once served as the President of the Beijing Historical Society, the President of the Chinese Historical Society, and the Director of the Beijing Literature and History Research Institute. His speeches or speeches at relevant conferences are nothing short of testimony to the development of historical research since the reform and opening up. The letters written by teachers and friends in the book record from one side the mental journey of Mr. Dai Yi in presiding over the compilation project of Qing history.

Siren travels between Guangdong in reality and Hubei in memory, which are her two spiritual hometowns. During these chaotic, desolate, exhausting and dangerous years, the author lived an "anonymous" life, encountering robbery, theft, fraud, frame-up and the abyss of some kind of conspiracy. He was fired for no reason, suffered discrimination, and was repeatedly excluded - there was no one trustworthy, no soul to confide in. This collection called "Anonymous" has never been separated. Each article will be switched and connected in time and space. People cannot resist the sudden displacement when writing. From Guangdong to Hubei, it was forcibly implanted in an instant. In this fusion, the author saw her complete self. In this kind of writing, she also saw clearly what kind of person she was.

This book is a collection of literary and historical reflections created by Mr. Dai Yi in his spare time from historical research. The book draws lessons from the past and reflects on the present. The content involves the author's thoughts on Chinese history and literature, cultural exchanges between China and the West, and the author's own experiences, etc. The writing is smooth and eloquent, giving the reader a cordial feeling of dialogue.

"Talk about Lin Yutang" introduces Lin Yutang's relationship with Chinese and Western culture and his cultural ideals from multiple angles, writes about his personality and habits, and shows us a flesh-and-blood Lin Yutang full of personality while talking slowly. It also tells about his grievances and grudges in the literary world with Lu Xun, Hu Shi, Zhou Zuoren, Yu Dafu, Pearl Buck, Guo Moruo and others, brushing away the dust of history and returning its true colors. It combines academic theory in leisure, making it lively and interesting to read.

What is fan? It's the kind of temperament, style, and energy that everyone can feel, but no one can really say. It's a kind of spirit that oozes from the bones. A place has its own style, which is called charm; a person has his own style, which reflects his character. What "Beijing Style" describes is the style unique to Beijing and its people.

"Who is a Gourmet" mainly writes about literati's food, focusing on the cultural interest and charm in food. The interspersed food stories from the literary circle and the Liyuan circle also add a lot of vivid color to the manuscript.

Mr. Zhu Zheng, an expert on Lu Xun, takes you into Lu Xun's "circle of friends". The author, Mr. Zhu Zheng, is an expert on Lu Xun and has published important works such as "The Correct and Incorrect Memoirs of Lu Xun" and "The Biography of Lu Xun". "Lu Xun's Interpersonal Relationships" provides us with a detailed interpretation of Lu Xun's "circle of friends" based on historical documents such as Lu Xun's diaries and letters. These people have both comrades and critics: Lu Xun's acquaintances with the cultural and educational circles involve interactions with more than 20 people, including Hu Shi, Chen Duxiu, Lin Yutang, and Fu Sinian; Lu Xun's acquaintances with the political and military circles involve interactions with more than ten people, including Soong Ching Ling, Chen Yi, Li Bingzhong, and Chen Geng.