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This book is a new prose work by Yu Qiuyu, which is short in length and beautiful in artistic conception. It contains two parts: "Thousands of miles into the heart", which is to feel some people or things encountered on the road of life, record and generate some feelings, and then show a life philosophy and attitude towards life. These contents are undoubtedly a beacon for readers, especially young readers, in their life planning. "Searching for the Soul of Literature and History" is a point-and-point exploration of the thousand-year-old cultural context. It uses extremely concise language to outline the context of ancient Chinese literature (The Book of Songs, Zhuangzi, Historical Records, Tang poetry, Song lyrics, Yuan opera, drama, novels), and at the same time reviews related literati of considerable magnitude in Chinese culture. At the end of the article, a list of must-recite poems from Tang and Song dynasties specially selected by Yu Qiuyu is listed.

The style of this book is prose. The fire of youth dances between the lines, shining with the character and charm that a soldier should have.

This is a collection of cultural essays. The author has lived in Germany for a long time, and transformed his personal experiences into relaxed words to comprehensively display the style of contemporary Germany. The first volume "Travel and Literature and Art" introduces Germany's natural and cultural landscapes, as well as literary anecdotes; the second volume "Society·Health" introduces Germany's unique customs and how Germany solves its own social problems; the third volume "Life·Education" introduces German education. This book intuitively displays many aspects of Germany's situation and helps promote cultural exchanges.

The sky is like a big stage, and everyone is trying to find themselves in it. The sky is like a book, and everyone is trying to find familiar content in it. What we call ourselves is the past, present and future. The familiar content we are talking about includes not only the content of others that we can't put down, but also the content that we understand and are proud of Zhihu's creation. The British government will never do this. In Satan's "Psalms" and in Dante's "Divine Comedy", the devil was sent to hell. The British have too much self-confidence and believe that they live in a holy, pure country close to the Garden of Eden.

Those three words are still alive on a wall in the backyard of Guangyan Zen Monastery. If you enter the temple, go up the moss-covered stone stairs, and pass by the Xinxin Pond, the Main Hall, the Maitreya Hall, and the Heavenly King Hall in sequence. There are scattered halls along the way, with the sound of wooden bells. Then you enter a dark corridor, exit a corner door, and suddenly the sky is high and the mountains are far away. Then you turn to the right and you see those three words - many years later, they are still as black as new, broad and unrestrained, like dancing but inhabiting.

This book is a collection of historical and cultural essays written by scholars that appeal to both refined and popular tastes.

In this essay, we can see the thoughts, feelings and words of a Jiangnan female writer who is obsessed with the scenery of lakes and mountains. The tranquility and joy shown by the author when describing the customs and customs of the Jiangnan water town can most impress readers who also have sensitive hearts.

Zhang Ming, the author of this book, brilliantly explains how today's college students should study in college: learn to read, learn to be a good person, learn to do things, learn life lessons well, and build yourself into a person who has warmth, understanding and interest and can think. Only with this purpose as the premise can you truly study well and understand college. This book is suitable for readers of all ages. Readers can not only learn the "arts" of studying in college from the book, but also conduct in-depth reflections on today's education.

This book is a collection of essays and comments written by Zhang Ming, a famous cultural scholar and professor at Renmin University, based on the conscience and social responsibility of an independent Chinese cultural scholar. The articles in the book talk about culture, policy, education, folk customs and many other aspects. His writing style is sharp, his articles have clear themes, and his expositions are concise and powerful. He often hits the nail on the head of the problem. His writing not only gives readers the pleasure of reading, but also makes them think.

The author of this book uses wise language and popular stories to artificially construct a rich and profound humanistic picture. Then he enters into a direct chant, and then spreads all kinds of reveries and discussions about Chinese culture with a sweeping momentum. In this publication, a large number of pictures from China National Geographic magazine have been added, making the book rich in pictures and text, colorful, and more readable and visually impactful.

Fan Xiaoqing expresses what he sees and feels with true emotions and narration as flowing as water, involving all kinds of worldly situations and human feelings. Fan Xiaoqing is currently the chairman of the Jiangsu Provincial Writers Association and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. His works are mainly novels, as well as essays, TV scripts, etc. He has published nineteen novels and more than 300 short stories. The short story "A Brief History of Urban and Rural Areas" won the 4th Lu Xun Literature Award, and the novel "Urban Expression" won the 10th National Five One Project Award, and many of his works have been translated abroad.

More than 90% of human diseases are incurable. Disease and death have always been unavoidable propositions in life. Sooner or later, big or small, we all have to interact with them. When we encounter disease and death, how should we choose the path forward in the future? Imagine if one day you were told that you had an incurable disease and that you didn't have much time to live in the future, what would your reaction be? Should we surrender or give everything we have to fight the disease to the end? What should you do if you are seriously ill and you and those around you are about to be devastated? If one day a loved one is about to pass away, how should we view and deal with this separation that we will never see again? In a sense, many people are poorly prepared when facing illness and death. We need to practice how to deal with illness and death in order to ensure that our lives are not derailed by their dense pull and continue to run on their own track. Nietzsche once said that only those who know the meaning of life know how to face it. The book "Between Life and Death" uses moving writing to record real-life stories of people dealing with illness and death. There are tragic and tender moments in it, which can trigger our thinking about how to live meaningfully, so that we can live more calmly and truly. If illness and death are unavoidable, at least we can practice living with them. May you have no regrets.

This book contains 38 series of essays by Fan Xiaoqing, divided into three parts: short stories about parents, life journey, and writing while walking. Fan Xiaoqing is currently the chairman of the Jiangsu Provincial Writers Association and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. His works are mainly novels, as well as essays, TV scripts, etc. He has published nineteen novels and more than 300 short stories. The short story "A Brief History of Urban and Rural Areas" won the 4th Lu Xun Literature Award, and the novel "Urban Expression" won the 10th National Five One Project Award, and many of his works have been translated abroad.

Food is indispensable to life. For everyone, in addition to directly satisfying our appetite, the memories and warmth about life and distance contained in it are the most precious taste in the world. In the book "Eating and Distance", there are hometowns, rivers and lakes, four seasons, and distances, from the amazing stinky mandarin fish to the popular crayfish, from the unique flavor of sausage to the world of midnight snacks. As long as you follow the author's writing closely, you can taste authentic delicacies from all over the world. In addition to vividly describing the taste of the food, the author also presents how to eat it and how to cook it in a fluent manner. While looking for delicious food, he interspersed his observations and feelings about food, people, culture, hometown, family ties and life into his writing, making eating more than just "eating". "Eating and Distance" is an imaginative book. While reading, we can not only "eat" mouth-watering delicacies with the author, but also follow his footsteps to find the memory of taste and reach distant places.

Life is an ever-changing, elastic sphere, and its core is "self" - you. Outside the core is a 360° sphere, which is composed of many aspects: body, appearance, emotions, hobbies, spiritual pursuits, lovers, friends, work, children, parents... They are interrelated and have their own responsibilities. Each aspect cannot be missing, otherwise the ball of life will leak and stop beating. What we do is nothing more than spreading our time and energy to every aspect - in love, learn to give and tolerate through every detail, but never lose yourself; in family, speak well, start with me, and start with the person closest to you Start with those who are close to you; in the workplace, finding something you like and are good at is the most important thing, which determines the speed of your progress and your final height; in life, don't stare at the small sadness in front of you, find something happy to do, and find a reason to sing when you are in trouble. ... Clearly understand yourself, which "nature" must be protected and released, and which "flaws" need to be sincerely accepted. They are all a part of you; and you are your only treasure.

"Extreme Beauty" mainly selects three cultures that are unique to our country in the world: calligraphy, Kun Opera, and Pu'er tea. The so-called "cultural aesthetics" refer to those specific works that are irreplaceable by other cultures and have reached an excellent level and have always been recognized and shared. Calligraphy, Kun Opera, and Pu'er tea are neither weird nor uncommon, but they cannot be completely grasped by a foreigner from afar. Any culture will have a large number of external declarations and signs, but in the secret places, there are several "fate points" and several "birthmarks" hidden. These three items are the "fate points" and "birthmarks" hidden in Chinese culture.

"There were many nights when I thought he was back. I stopped and looked, but I found that I only looked down and saw one front paw that I could not help but lift." Illustrator Chen Ziqing's watercolor picture book story "Thinking of You, Half a Life Passes Too Slow" tells the story of the world it sees and the "dog life" it understands in the voice of an abandoned puppy "Coco" - when he decided to wander, he met a girl from Xiaobei, and his life changed and he had his own tragic and joyful story. Through the eyes of this puppy, we also get a glimpse of Xiaobei's life. These trivial life fragments full of "boring" scenes lead us to rethink the meaning of separation, companionship and even happiness.

"The Moon on the Eaves" contains 32 essays by Aweimu Yiluo, a minority author, such as "The Moon on the Eaves (Seven Chapters)", "Brother Xiao Ma and His Woman", "Zhongzu (Three Chapters)", "Blue Hat", etc. These essays are mainly realistic about life, with Aweimu Yiluo's life in Zhejiang, Liangshan, Dongguan and other places as the background. They describe short stories between the author and his relatives, friends and other strangers he met while working in the city. The author's characterization of the characters is vivid and vivid, depicting the joys and sorrows of the small figures. For example, "The Moon on the Eaves" describes the trivial life matters and subtle and complex interpersonal relationships between mother, father, aunt, uncle, etc. From a child's perspective. The language is lively and humorous, and it vividly shows the close relationship between relatives and neighbors of ethnic minorities.

Japanese culture is inextricably linked to Chinese culture, and even Eastern culture, and has its own unique charm. The author derived his thoughts from years of reading Japanese literary classics, from daily life and walking in Nara and Kyoto, and from Japanese national festivals and rituals. The main content of this book is the description and exploration of Japanese culture, which is intertwined with the personal exploration of Eastern culture and the in-depth study of Japanese national character. The whole book is divided into two volumes: "Flowers Falling" and "Sword Frost", describing lilies, plum blossoms, red leaves, floating boats... And also about wizards, monks, beauties, and temples... This book has delicate writing, lingering emotions, subtle observations, and original thinking. It is an excellent work that pays attention to and thinks about Japanese daily life and culture.

"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 impassioned 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.