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This year coincides with the 30th anniversary of the founding of "China Newspaper Clippings". I have been a reader, writer and friend of this newspaper for 30 years and have witnessed its growth. Now, the newspaper has selected nearly 3,000 articles from "Chinese Newspaper Clippings" and "Special Digests", and compiled two series of 16 books in total, including classics and beautiful articles, as well as ordinary stories; new insights from reading history, and encyclopedia revelations; as well as ways of life, health wisdom, etc. As a gift from the editorial department to repay readers, it is also a report to all the people in society who have cared about this newspaper. At present, "Bookish China" and "National Reading" are in the ascendant. It is hoped that these two series of books can add new support and contribute positive energy to everyone's spiritual growth and social civilization.

This year coincides with the 30th anniversary of the founding of "China Newspaper Clippings". I have been a reader, author and friend of this newspaper for 30 years and have witnessed its growth. Now, the newspaper has selected nearly 3,000 articles from "Chinese Newspaper Clippings" and "Special Digests", and compiled two series of 16 books in total, including classics and beautiful articles, as well as ordinary stories; new insights from reading history, and encyclopedia revelations; as well as ways of life, health wisdom, etc. As a gift from the editorial department to repay readers, it is also a report to all the people in society who have cared about this newspaper. At present, "Bookish China" and "National Reading" are in the ascendant. It is hoped that these two series of books can add new support and contribute positive energy to everyone's spiritual growth and social civilization.

Psychological research shows that the development of a person's ideology and behavior requires three stages: obedience, identification, and internalization. General Secretary Xi Jinping talked about the role of reading this way: "Reading can keep people's thoughts alive, enlighten them with wisdom, and nourish their aura of awe." In this year's "Government Work Report," Premier Li Keqiang said: "Reading is a way of life, and combining it with work methods will not only increase the innovative power of development, but also enhance the moral power of society." Reading, for everyone, will continue to release great personal potential power.

What is reading? Reading is thinking. It has a purpose. Reading with questions is a thinking process. Broadly speaking, people have six levels of reading. The first three are information, stimulation, and entertainment, which are superficial spiritual needs that maintain people's primary level. The last three are knowledge, thought, and aesthetics, which are deep spiritual needs that maintain advanced levels.

This year coincides with the 30th anniversary of the founding of "China Newspaper Clippings". I have been a reader, writer and friend of this newspaper for 30 years and have witnessed its growth. Now, the newspaper has selected nearly 3,000 articles from "Chinese Newspaper Clippings" and "Special Digests", and compiled two series of 16 books in total, including classics and beautiful articles, as well as ordinary stories; new insights from reading history, and encyclopedia revelations; as well as ways of life, health wisdom, etc. As a gift from the editorial department to repay readers, it is also a report to all the people in society who have cared about this newspaper. At present, "Bookish China" and "National Reading" are in the ascendant. It is hoped that these two series of books can add new support and contribute positive energy to everyone's spiritual growth and social civilization.

This book collects the most classic and beautiful poems written by Xu Zhimo, with genres including prose, poetry and novels. The content of the prose is "autobiographical", covering life, society, politics, art, etc., And the language is beautiful and powerful. The content of the poems is mostly about expressing ideals and expressing love, exploring the philosophy of life and describing scenes and emotions, with novel metaphors and rich imagination. The novels mostly adopt romantic writing style, focusing on depicting the inner feelings and psychological activities of the characters, with a "unique and gorgeous" style. The book is splendid in literary style, beautiful in artistic conception, and full of profound philosophy and deep poetry. It comprehensively demonstrates Xu Zhimo's heartfelt love songs, creative achievements and artistic style.

The main content of this book includes: In the infinite red smoke, heartbroken and tears turned to ice, dreaming back to the lonely lamplight, a red leaf, a stormy night, Tianxin, ivory ring, night flight, "sacrifice", melancholy after waking up, the last scene, sending my love to the underworld, I can only be buried alone on a barren hill, elegies beside the tomb, etc.

"The Clouds Are Light and the Breezes Are Light at Noon" collects nearly sixty articles from Jiang Xiaoyun's blogs and columns, ranging from novels to essays, and from fiction to documentary. The author who once worried about having a heart-to-heart relationship finally writes about his real life. The lights of Shanghai are wandering, the rain is falling in Taipei, and the sunshine of California is bright. Lost parents, separated friends, demolished old city walls. In the dream, I don't know where I am as a guest, but where is my hometown at this time.

Master Hongyi's former name was Li Shutong before he became a monk. Before converting to Buddhism, he had achieved considerable attainments in literature, legal studies and other aspects. A turning point in his life caused Li Shutong, who was extremely enlightened, to become a monk and live in seclusion. Since then, Buddhism has gained a master with a very high level of cultivation. Master Hongyi's wisdom and transcendence are admired by the world, and his concentration and compassion are respected by the world.

In this book, the famous writer Liu Xinglong opens up about himself, talking freely about his ancestors and fathers, his wife and children, his friends and colleagues, literature and creation, and his own life and experience. The true state of mind of a writer is fully revealed. This is an in-depth and comprehensive heart-to-heart talk with readers, allowing us to feel the most authentic spiritual world and inner context of the famous writer.

Benjamin once said that all great literary works are exceptions, and Marcel Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" is among the most unfathomable of these exceptions. This seven-volume masterpiece is known as "the most beautiful text and the most difficult to read novel". It is a symbol of French literature. It has an incredible synthesis of its own, which combines the cohesion of a mystic, the skill of a master of prose, the edge of a satirist, the learned memory of a scholar and the self-awareness of a paranoid in an autobiographical work, and it is written with great interest. It seems that there has never been a work with such rich and complex beauty, but at the same time so clear and elegant.

"Meeting is Like a Tree Blossoming" is a collection of educational narrative essays written by front-line teachers. There are 20 articles in total, about 50,000 words. The most sincere emotions of a rural female teacher towards her students, her hometown, her relatives, her friends and education flow between the lines. It is natural and unadorned, real and touching. It is an educational inspirational book worthy of the attention of educators, students and parents of students.

China is a country of poetry, with famous poets emerging in large numbers throughout the ages, as brilliant as stars. In the history of modern Chinese literature, the young poet Xu Zhimo's short and electric life and his new-style poetry full of romantic passion are undoubtedly the most eye-catching. There are two aspects that have the most profound impact on his life and creation. One is that he is profoundly educated and has learned both Chinese and Western knowledge. The second is the emotional experience with two talented women-Lin Huiyin and Lu Xiaoman. "The Collected Works of Xu Zhimo" is a selection of his classic works and an indispensable collection. From the book, you can understand the various moods Xu Zhimo experienced in the ups and downs of love, and recall the legendary life of the young poet who died young.

I am the owner of a steamed bun shop. In addition to selling steamed buns, the steamed bun shop also collects stories from frequent customers. If anyone is willing to tell their story, the steamed buns for that day will be exempted. I like the story of meeting you in this interesting way. When I get to know you, you finish eating the buns, wipe your mouth, say thank you to me, and if you can say hello to me again on the way back, then the acquaintance is not in vain. The fate between people is a wonderful thing. Although I don't believe in fate, I believe that all encounters are destined.

Lin Huiyin, the "talented woman of the Republic of China generation" and "spiritual aristocrat" in the literary and art circles; the "Five Good Women" envied by urban petty bourgeoisie - born well, grown up well, studied well, married well, and loved well! This book is a collection of classic works passed down from generation to generation by Lin Huiyin, a talented woman of the Republic of China. The content covers essays, reviews, poems, letters, etc. That have far-reaching influence on later generations. It expresses the author's unique understanding and feelings about feelings, lovers, friends, life, and life!

This collection is a crowdfunded work full of fantastic ideas. Ten years from now, we can imagine that Shanghai will still be a bustling city with bright lights, occasional smog, and a deplorable environment. So can you imagine what this city will look like a hundred or a thousand years from now? This collection includes articles such as "Hollow City", "Don't Let the Region Become a "Hell"", "The City in One Hundred Years - Shanghai", "3015 One-Day Tour", etc., Taking readers on a tour of the magical city of the future!

When we mention Shanghai, what comes to mind most is a fashionable modern city with feasting, gay men and women, tall buildings, and steel and iron mud. But in this collection of articles, many people who have lived in Shanghai for many years or are working hard in Shanghai use their words to tell readers an ordinary person's memory of Shanghai. This book includes chapters such as "Forever Bicycles", "Shanghai Subway Records", "My Little Literary Era", "Sakura Trees on the Cliff", etc., Showing you a life show from Shanghai!

There are only two kinds of people in this world, those who are chasing and those who are tired. Except for some who are willing to wait in place, most young girls have distant and huge dreams, whether for life or love, which are initially naive and shallow. But in reality, some growth and baptism are always inevitable. The eighteen stories in the book are not only about love, but also show the unique tenacity of women as they grow up, as well as the forbearance and bravery they still show when there is a huge gap between reality and dreams. They are no longer just young and beautiful girls. After encountering reality again and again, they polished their innocence into armor, tempered their superficiality into kindness, and finally emerged from their cocoons into butterflies. You have to be an adult and live your life with enthusiasm and pride without any emotion.

The most delicious feeling of oysters is the moment you eat them, just like love. The great French writer Proust had two croissants for breakfast every day, which is said to bring him inspiration. Delicious happiness is often the same, but the taste of life is different. When we eat, what we eat may be memories, emotions, nostalgia, friendship, joy, comfort, healing, companionship, maternal love, the touch of the time, and everyone's unique life experience. A seemingly ordinary piece of food can also take people into a deep spiritual realm. The food and people that a person has experienced since childhood will determine a person's attitude and lifestyle.

"The Temptation of the Other Shore: A Note on Cultural Exchanges between China and the West" mainly writes about the figures in the history of cultural exchanges between China and the West in the first half of the 20th century - Westerners came to China, and Chinese people went to the West, what they saw and what they learned. Why focus on writing about the first half of the 20th century? Because this kind of communication stopped in the second half of the period, although as a result, there were more and more wanderers, such as Sartre, who traveled to China during the "Cultural Revolution".

Master Hongyi's former name was Li Shutong before he became a monk. Before converting to Buddhism, he had achieved considerable attainments in literature, legal studies and other aspects. A turning point in his life caused Li Shutong, who was extremely enlightened, to become a monk and live in seclusion. Since then, Buddhism has gained a master with a very high level of cultivation. Master Hongyi's wisdom and transcendence are admired by the world, and his concentration and compassion are respected by the world.

This book mainly includes Master Hongyi's brief talk about painting, calligraphy, seal cutting, literature, music, poetry, and poems accompanying "The Painting Collection of Nursing Students".

This book mainly contains letters from Master Hongyi to Liu Zhiping, Deng Hanxiang, Xia Gaizun, Ding Fubao, Wang Xinzhan, Tan Zuyun, Yinxin Baoshan, Li Shengzhang, Zhou Jing'an, Du Shenfu, Shen Yao, Chen Boheng, Cai Gaiyin, Xu Weiru, Cui Haixiang, Huang Qinglan, Lu Boyou, Yao Shizi and Master Xingyuan.

This book mainly contains letters from Master Hongyi to Feng Zikai, Li Yuanjing, Sun Xuanqing, Lin Zanhua, Zhu Sudian, Liu Zhiping, Master Hongsan, Master Guangqia, Master Zhifeng, Master Xilu, Liu Suping, Zhao Baidian, Li Jinzhang, Master Yihuan, Cui Shuping, Master Xingyuan, Master Ruijin, Monk Jishan, Cai Yuanpei, the board of directors of Kaiyuan Ci Children's Hospital and many others.

Master Hongyi's former name was Li Shutong before he became a monk. Before converting to Buddhism, he had achieved considerable attainments in literature, legal studies and other aspects. A turning point in his life caused Li Shutong, who was extremely enlightened, to become a monk and live in seclusion. Since then, Buddhism has gained a master with a very high level of cultivation. Master Hongyi's wisdom and transcendence are admired by the world, and his concentration and compassion are respected by the world.

As China's first female architect, Lin Huiyin studied in the Fine Arts Department of the University of Pennsylvania in her youth. She traveled extensively in Europe and the United States and learned both Chinese and Western art. This volume "Talking About Several Cultural Relics Buildings in Beijing" includes Sun Yat-Sen Hall, the Beijing Working People's Cultural Palace, the Three Main Halls of the Forbidden City, Beihai Park, the Temple of Heaven and the Summer Palace, Tianning Temple Tower, etc., As well as many articles such as "Rules of Qing Style Construction", "Chinese Architectural Painting Patterns" and other articles.

The "Prose Volume" in this volume includes ten works including "In Memory of Zhimo", the "Novel Volume" includes six works including "Ninety-nine Degrees of Middle School", and the "Letters Volume" contains letters to Shen Congwen, Liang Sicheng, Fu Sinian and others.

The "Translation Volume" in this volume is Lin Huiyin's translation of "The Nightingale and the Rose", the "Poetry Volume" includes 52 poems including "You Are April in the World - A Praise of Love", and the "Drama Volume" is Mei Zhentong and the others (a four-act play).

This book selects Wang Yangming's conversations with his disciples, friends, and relatives about life, studies, official career, and his own thoughts, and learns from his "heart" to care about his own value goals and behaviors, and to realize his personal pursuits.

This book is a selection of Fang Zhimin's works, which reflects his spiritual imagination of "patriotism, diligence, thrift, and dedication". His righteousness and unshakable integrity are always worth learning from.

This book is a selection of Xu Zhimo's classic prose, including such masterpieces as "Gossips in the Feilengcui Mountain", "Sunrise on Mount Tai", "Scale Claws in Paris", "Autopsy", and "Falling Leaves". Zhimo's prose is filled with poetic rhythm and emotion, unrestrained and elegant, pure and straightforward, sincere and moving. As Su Xuelin said, "his whole person lives in words." The book is equipped with a large number of exquisite illustrations, which complement the text, giving readers a vivid and colorful reading experience.

This book is a collection of essays about characters, divided into five parts: back waves and front waves, revolution and compromise, contemplation and wisdom, humanities and time, worldliness and soul, which constitute tenderness and excitement. Xu Xunlei, who is good at essays, not only exerts his usual depth of thought in the manuscript, but also makes objective and in-depth comments on the relevant characters. It is unique, beautiful and long-read.

This book collects Lin Huiyin's major poems, prose and novels. Her poems are exquisite and clear, with delicate emotions and graceful style, and have the typical rhythm of the Crescent Poetry School; her prose and novels focus on expressing true feelings and reflect social reality to a certain extent. Among them, the poem "You Are the April Day in the World", the prose "Beyond the Window" and the novel "Ninety-nine Degrees" can be regarded as his masterpieces. Lin Huiyin was also hailed as a talented woman by Hu Shi because of her creative talent and achievements.

Life in the small town of Hulan River may be a bit dull, but whether it is setting up colorful shops, setting up river lanterns, dancing to the gods, empress temple fairs, wild stage operas, or the wind, frost, rain, snow, and burning clouds of the northern nature, Xiao Hong uses painterly language to "present bold, bright red and green primitive colors in front of the gloomy background of daily life," outlining scenes full of childlike images.

The collection of "Starlight Rain" selects more than 80 works by the author Gao Wangguo during his teenage, youth and middle-aged years, including life records, occasional essays, prose travel notes, historical commentaries on current events, military observation and analysis, short stories, family chronicles, etc., Totaling 300,000 words. The anthology engraves the author's footsteps on the long literary road; engraves the author's extensive and colorful life experiences; condenses the author's persistent spirit of working silently and unremittingly to practice his ideals; and gathers the deep soil and abundant spiritual nutrients for the author's ideological development and personality perfection. It is full of splendor and brilliance, and it can be seen at every moment and everywhere that the author has unique insights and insights into history, events and people; it also shows the author's love for the country and his longing for the future.

This book contains more than 140 poems, essays, travel notes and other works written by the author over the years. There are records of life memories from being sent to the countryside to returning to the city to work, there are deep thoughts on real life and the meaning of life, there are tear-jerking works in memory of relatives, and there are also generous songs about traveling to the mountains and rivers at home and abroad.

Why is it named Zixia? Because Zixia is so free and affectionate; because Zixia always has a clean and uncomplaining smile on her face; because it seems that Zixia is the only one who is always passionate about things that she knows have no results, like a paranoid. Is it bad to be too self-centered? Is it bad to be affectionate? Is persistence bad? No matter what, even if it becomes a mental illness that the world cannot understand, living happily and dying simply is what life is. Like a lunatic, I named the book "Purple Clouds", maybe because I felt a little unwilling in my heart, and I didn't want to forget who I was, and I didn't want to be overwhelmed by the mediocrity of life. "Learn to hide sadness from now on" or "Everyone has a past that is unbearable to look back on" is not a good thing. It only increases sadness and has no benefit.

An essay about the "feeling" of courage hidden in the city, and a picture of deep self-study in the heart. "The Unnamed Book" is another collection of prose stories written by Gu Jiu after "Buzai". Continuing the smart and sharp writing style and penetrating storytelling ability of "Uncut", it has more human touch and fireworks than "Uncut". The whole book is divided into several chapters, titled "The center is shaking, the hands are working hard, the wind is long and the wind is lonely, the summer is turbulent, and the running water is far away". "Shaking in the Center" refers to the bitter smiles one after another in the workplace; "Raising Hands to Work" refers to the passing of emotions; "Long Wind" refers to standing in front of the window with rumors; "Meng Xia Tao Tao" refers to gentle words and light fragrance; "Flowing Water Far Away" refers to time wandering and letting things go. The words are elegant and graceful, and the flying sand is surprising. After reading it, I seem to have experienced the laziness of diligence, the peaceful carnival, the lonely years of harvest... The indescribable and nameless realm.

"In Troubled Times, Poor Times" is a legendary work written over the course of a lifetime by Jiang Shumei, a legendary grandmother who only started to become literate at the age of sixty, got rid of her illiterate status, and started learning to write at the age of seventy. It is a unique civilian history in Chinese history, and the first history of troubled and impoverished China written by grassroots people and ordinary people! The irreproducibility of the text makes this book destined to attract intense attention. It tells the story of the Republic of China period, the Anti-Japanese War period, and the "era of chaos and poverty" after the founding of New China that the author personally witnessed over the past hundred years. "Bitter Cauliflower, Sugarcane Sprouts" is Jiang Shumei's second work, a companion piece to "In Troubled Times, Poor Times". It continues the writing style of the first part. The language is popular and concise, with a strong local flavor. It records the stories of the Chinese people that the author has personally heard.

At that time, we were young, lively, flawless, and innocent. The most lovely thing is that when we are young, we hide many thoughts, like petals, squeezed one by one into a corner of our hearts, like flowers in bud, but we never see them blooming in the morning breeze on campus.

The rapid development of Hong Kong's economy, the development of the newspaper industry brought about by this development, the unique lifestyle and tense pace of life of Hong Kong people... Are all demanding fast-food-style spiritual consumption from literature. As the degree of commercialization in Hong Kong increases, popular novels are also meeting the needs of the public at a faster rate than the development of serious novels.

This book is a collection of the author's reviews of books and movies in recent years. The left hand is about Quentin Tarantino, Jia Zhangke, Chen Kaige, Johnnie To, and the right hand is about Feng Youlan, Du Weiming, Umberto Eco, Saramago, Xiong Bingyuan, Jacobs... It has both best-selling elements and deep thinking. There are Han Han-style laughter and curses, Zhou Lian-style rational analysis, Ma Jiahui-style petty bourgeois sentiment, and Liang Wendao-style humanistic care.

The world is desolate, and a lamp is like a bean. Scholars in plain clothes and green robes, tossing and turning, holding up their hair, sharpening their inkstones, writing and composing music, and finding solace in their words and music. Some people say that you need to know people and judge the world. But the emotions the author places in his works can also allow us to enter their world. One flower, one world, one song, one life. This book selects the works of the six most representative Yuan opera masters in the Yuan Dynasty, and analyzes their human affairs for readers through beautiful writing.

In 2014, Xiamen University admitted 17 new concept winners, breaking the national record of 16 years. This book is exclusively authorized to be published by Sprout Magazine. The book is composed of Mou Xinge, Li Peilin, Chen Junni, Li Rongqi, Liu Jingyi, Liu Guanyu, Huang Songge, He Pupu, Yang Yaming, Li Jiayin, Duan Liwen, Gao Han, Zhou Ling, Zhao Man and Xie Jin who were admitted to Xiamen University in 2014. A total of 17 people, including Hui Hui, Hu Huhe and Qian Jiaxin, wrote special articles to describe the student lives of boys and girls with literary dreams, their dreams and confusions, joy and melancholy, as well as their fate with the beautiful Xiamen University.

The articles selected by Liang Yuchun in this book cover life, values, artistic pursuits, thoughts on society, as well as translations and essays. These all show the author's attitude towards life. Liang Yuchun's beautiful articles are not only literary, but also ideological and cultural. Through words, we not only understand the works of writers, but also see major changes in history and society. I hope this book can benefit readers.

This book selects 41 representative inspirational works of Liang Qichao, including political commentaries, random thoughts and speeches. The writing is clear and full of passion. His articles and ideas influenced an entire generation. However, when reading these articles today, we will still be deeply inspired and motivated, and we can still draw strength from them and boost our fighting spirit.

This book selects Huang Zongxi's inspirational works and mainly expresses his inspirational spirit from three aspects, as follows: first, the spirit of the Donglin Party members who benefited the country and the world; second, the heroic spirit of generosity and calm; third, the scholarly spirit of dealing with the world and applying it to the world. Readers can improve their self-cultivation and enjoy their emotions through reading. The author Mu Junquan provides explanations and annotations to make it easier for readers to grasp when studying. The explanations are easy to understand, and the notes include phonetic notations for rare words.

This book collects the inspirational masterpieces from Zeng Guofan's family books. It is rich in content and free in form. The true wisdom and good words are reflected in ordinary family affairs. Zeng Guofan's persistent practice of reading and taking notes is an inheritance of traditional classics. The letters he wrote home are also such classics, and I hope readers can benefit from them.

This book is the work of Xu Dishan. Whether it is a lyrical novel, narrative prose, or miscellaneous essay, it mainly expresses his understanding of life and his attitude towards life. His works are full of beautiful feelings of dedication to the world, lashing out against tyranny and darkness, and praising free and equal love. His free and easy language, clever metaphors, rich imagination, and strange conceptions all make people read with a unique flavor. "Who Called the Spiritual Rain Spreading over the Sky Mountain: Selected Inspirational Writings of Xu Dishan" only selects some of Xu Dishan's works, but I hope it can give you enjoyment and inspiration.

This book contains 26 works by Albert Camus. The selected beautiful articles are simple and lively, simple and elegant, and have unique style. The work contains the author's serious thinking about life and is filled with the artist's strong passion.