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An excellent set of three-dimensional portraits of Haruki Murakami - What kind of person is the real Haruki Murakami? A cold-faced comedian with a casual sense of humor, unrestrained and unconstrained, who loves life and has a wide range of interests, the secrets of Haruki Murakami's life are revealed. "Haruki Murakami "Murakami Asahido Series" (set of 5 volumes in total)" includes Haruki Murakami's five collections of essays written between 1984 and 1997, "Murakami Asahido", "Murakami Asahido's Comeback", "Murakami Asahido Hey Ho!" "How to Find the Whirlpool Cat" and "How Murakami Asahido was Forged" are excellent reading choices to understand the real Haruki Murakami.

Lu Xun once said that his entire life's philosophy is contained in "Weeds". In addition to the complete collection of 23 prose poems full of symbolic meaning in the original work, the new edition of "Weeds" also includes 15 classic Lu Xun poems, as well as 41 classic prose essays from the collections such as "Grave", "Hot Wind" and "Huagai Collection". Reading prose poems reveals Lu Xun's emotions; reading poetry reveals Lu Xun's personality; reading prose essays reveals Lu Xun's thoughts. In this book, Lu Xun showed his fragility, doubt, hesitation, and self-denial to the world, and completed a great spiritual debate through self-examination and self-contradiction. The era awakened a hundred years ago, and the world will awaken a hundred years later. To understand Lu Xun is to understand our society and these people.

The natural gifts of these mountains, rivers and lakes mark the difficult seasons with the annotation of comfort and joy, and sublimate ordinary daily activities into experiences full of the joy of life, adding some innocent interest and worldly warmth to peace and calmness. Stealing a day of "free time" in life, whether we are confused by mountains and seas or suddenly enlightened, may we be able to collect unforgettable and wonderful feelings wherever we meet.

Marcel Duchamp talks about his life, his works, the time he spent. His life itself was a "ready-made" and the time he spent in it has been called his most beautiful work. Calm irony, abandoning aesthetics, interest and pure visual pleasure, the legitimacy of doing nothing, keen on chance and word games, keen on "the poetry of words"... The Duchamp who constantly escapes Duchamp, the intellectual Duchamp, is self-contradictory, "reluctant to take any definition as the end point". For Duchamp, aesthetics is absurd, and anti-aesthetics is also absurd.

The set includes 6 volumes: "Loneliness and Solidarity: Interviews with Camus", "Indomitable Adventures: Interviews with Breton", "My Truth: Interviews with Colette", "Impromptu Memory: Interviews with Claudel".

They may not have profound meanings, but they are sweet treats after countless events in the world. They are not only related to the shock of history, but also tell the warmth of life. When the change of seasons and the bitterness of the long night dissipate, there is only a bright and crisp fragrance left in the nose, which has a sweet meaning and is sent to those who cherish the time.

It selects more than 40 representative prose works by 16 literary masters such as Shi Tiesheng, Wang Zengqi, Ji Xianlin, etc., Divided into four chapters: "The best taste is not fried", "Sleeping at ease in an empty hall", "Eternal and floating clouds are in the same boat", and "Parting in the world for a long time will not cause sadness". The more lonely and fragile the moment, the more eager people are to open up the past. Memories are always about food, family, friendship and life itself. They bring appropriate and bright memories, and thousands of things like them wrap, enrich and colorful our lives. Under the influence of memory, we will no longer worry about the word "change", but will have some indescribable expectations for the upcoming season. We are all the same, nostalgic for the old while pursuing the new, even if life is never perfect, even if we have to move forward. But what to be afraid of? All that is to come must come!

This book is not only an introductory book for classical training, but also a model for popularizing Chinese traditional culture. This edition of "Classics and Frequent Talks" is based on the first edition of Wenguang Bookstore in 1946, which retains the original appearance and characteristics of the times to the greatest extent; in addition to the main text, fourteen articles by Zhu Ziqing have been carefully selected as "extended reading". The version of each article is marked at the end of the article, and has been verified according to the text approved (or written) by the author during his lifetime. The newly added articles are also closely related to "Talk about Classics", either outlining and outlining methods for learning and understanding literature, especially classical literature; or discussing some important topics in the study of classical literature; or taking specific works as examples to demonstrate methods of reading and interpreting poetry. These can be effective aids for readers' classic reading training.

"Memory and Impression" is Shi Tiesheng's first collection of essays, and it is also a collection of uniquely conceived essays. It has a profound theme and beautiful words, telling his hometown, old friends, and stories in a delicate and affectionate way. The author writes about childhood friends, youth encounters, changes in his hometown, hidden family history, the neighbor girl Shanshan, Teacher B, the legendary Mei Niang, and watching movies... Each of these wonderful short biographies of mortals is connected into scenes of human dramas that are filled with sorrow and joy, showing the author's growth process and rough mental journey. The author's charming words have the power to penetrate people's hearts and have a poetic grasp of fate, making us rethink the meaning of life.

"Me and the Temple of Earth" is planned to be compiled into Shi Tiesheng's famous prose works "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree", "Autumn Nostalgia", "Love Song of Loess", "Short Notes under the Wall", "My Dream", "Good Luck Design", "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Missing the Temple of Earth" and novel masterpieces "My Distant Qingping Bay", "Grandma's Star", "Name Like a Piano String", etc. Compared with the previous editions of the same name (the collection of essays "The Temple of Earth and I" and the valuable reading "The Temple of Earth and Me"), this edition will be more conducive and suitable for readers, especially young people, to understand Shi Tiesheng, his creations, and his life, and get enlightenment and education from it.

This is a collection of essays. Feng Zikai once said: "My heart is occupied by four things - gods and stars in the sky, art and children in the world." Throughout his life, he used his comics and words to record the warmth and beauty of the world. This book selects more than 40 classic articles from Feng Zikai's prose that are nostalgic, and is accompanied by 32 cartoons written by Feng Zikai. The two complement each other and are dedicated to the vast number of children. The book not only contains the author's review of his childhood years, his longing for his mother and childhood friends, but also his commemoration of the star-studded masters. The narrations of people such as Mei Lanfang, Li Shutong, Xia Chengzun and others bring us closer to that star-studded era more vividly.

This book includes the representative works of Pushkin's poetry and representative works of Gorky's prose translated by Mr. Ge Baoquan, the first generation leader of Russian translation in New China. Chinese readers are very familiar with Pushkin's poem "If Life Deceived You", but not all of them know that this translation was first written by Mr. Ge Baoquan. As soon as this translation came out, it was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Later translators basically continued to use it, and those who found other ways were unsuccessful, which shows the exquisiteness of Mr. Ge's translation. Similarly, Gorky's "Haiyan" was once included in the textbook, but many people don't know that this translation was translated by Mr. Ge Baoquan.

Albert Camus, the great writer of the 20th century, talked with reporters and himself about literary creation and drama adaptation, about existentialism and the "legend" between him and Sartre, about human conscience and the despair and hope of the future of mankind, as well as the interview he accepted after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature. These interviews span almost Camus' entire creative career, comprehensively and directly presenting Camus's thoughts on literature and issues he was concerned about, as well as the evolution of his thoughts. It also allows us to intuitively see this sincere and profound Camus.

André Breton, a French poet, writer, and founder of Surrealism, led the trend of artistic creation that emphasized dreams, subconsciousness, and primitive impulses. He faced the "confusion of the human spirit" with subversive poetic language, and had a profound impact on later generations of literature and artistic creation. This book is the first Breton interview published in China. It contains the transcripts of sixteen interviews that Breton recorded for Radio France in 1952 at the invitation of reporters. In it, Breton talks about his personal past and experiences, looking back on the game of words, the movement to liberate the unconscious, the dream of fragmented sentence collage, his views on avant-garde poets and artists, and the story flows into a surreal spiritual adventure. Offering "a testimony to relive the burning years of Surrealism".

Colette, writer, journalist, theater actor, the first female judge of the Goncourt Literary Prize, "the marvelous goddess" (Beauvoir), "the freest woman in the world", was interviewed by French National Radio at her home at the age of 77. Faced with the press of reporters, she always maintained her own rhythm, using her unique language to talk about the birth of Claudine, the departure of her mother, the loyalty of the female cat, the boundary between creation and reality... The interview content spans Colette's entire creative career, presenting a Colette who, like her works - "whose light is not bound by any interpretation of literary criticism" - is not bound by any interpretation or misunderstanding.

Paul Claudel, late French Symbolist poet, playwright, diplomat, and academician of the French Academy. As a poet, Paul Claudel played an important role in the French poetry world; as a playwright, his dramatic works were unique; as a diplomat, he worked in China for fourteen years. Claudel's complex multiple identities made his life and art more colorful. In the interview with Jean Amrouche, Claudel revealed his beliefs, his works, his diplomatic career, especially his encounter with China, and his special insights into literature, including his emotional changes towards Shakespeare, Racine and Stendhal, the important influence of Rimbaud and Mallarmé on him, and his dislike of Gide and Proust...

Denis Diderot (1713-1784) was a French Enlightenment thinker, dialectical materialist philosopher, and representative of the "Encyclopedia School". Because of his influence on later generations, he is also known as the founder of contemporary European novels. He has written many works, among which "The Nephew of Rameau" was praised by Engels as "a masterpiece of dialectics", and "Jacques the Fatalist and His Master" was praised by Milan Kundera as "the highest achievement of the novel art in the eighteenth century". This set contains 8 volumes of Diderot's works "Philosophical Thoughts", "Lameaux's Nephew", "The Nun", "Jacques the Fatalist and His Master", "The Walk of the Skeptic", "D'Alembert's Dream", "Trouble after Parting with the Old Nightgown" and "Diderot's Plays".

Written by Vonnegut's student Susanna McConnell, this book collects a large number of Vonnegut's words and writings in the field of writing, revealing his journey to becoming a writer and sharing his views on writing and life: Vonnegut guides us to hate war, to sympathize with our characters, to respect others, to question rigid structures, to care deeply, to strive for decency, to laugh heartily, and to tell useful lies.

Find the person you like the most, see the decisive moment in life, and start to understand Shen Congwen from this edition of "Xiang Xing Xing Ji". Huang Yongyu and his daughter Huang Heini finally authorized the illustrated edition. Liang Yongan edited the entire book and wrote a 7,700-word introduction.

This book is based on the prose volume of "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi" published by People's Literature Publishing House. It selects many of Wang Zengqi's nostalgic and memorable essays, with correct ideological orientation, totaling about 160,000 words. Taking the author's memories of his youthful years at Lianda University as the main body, it focuses on presenting the dashing spirit of his mentors and friends during his studies at Lianda University, leading readers to explore the miracle of educational history that was filled with famous figures and brilliant figures. In addition to classics, rare articles involving memories of the General Assembly are also included. In addition, the content also covers some of the author's warm memories of his hometown family in his childhood, his experiences of interacting with drama figures in his middle age, and his interactions with the literary world after his literary life was restarted in his later years, reflecting his main life experiences. The style is simple and natural, the writing is delicate and vivid, the emotions are full and implicit, and it is full of humanistic spirit and poetic charm. The writing is full of affection, the emotions are delicate and sincere, and the language is simple and elegant. It allows readers to feel the charm of Wang Zengqi's literature and at the same time have a more three-dimensional understanding of the writer's experience and the changes of the times.

"Living Up to My Youth: My Schooling Career" is the recollection of Xu Yuanchong, a leading translator in the field of translation, about his schooling career: from studying in his hometown when he was a child, to studying at the Southwest Associated University in Kunming during the war; from Chen Yinke From the teachings of masters such as , Qian Zhongshu, Wu Mi, Wen Yiduo, Zhu Ziqing, Feng Youlan, etc. To studying with sages such as Yang Zhenning; from studying in Paris for further studies, to pursuing dreams in the translation world after graduation. Xu Yuanchong's twists and turns in studying were not only the epitome of the young students' strenuous study at that time, but also laid the foundation for his legendary life. He lived up to his youth and became "the only person to translate poetry into English and French" from the handsome young man he was. He also won the "Northern Lights" Outstanding Literary Translation Award. This book is a special collector's edition of Xu Yuanchong's 100th birthday.

"Liang Qichao's Family Letters" compiles and selects hundreds of letters written by Liang Qichao to his family between 1898 and 1928. In the letters, Liang Qichao is "full of emotion in his writing". He uses his own insights and love, taking into account the personality characteristics of each child, and communicates on aspects such as self-cultivation, reading, career, financial management, love, choosing friends, family, etc. It has both a sense of the general direction of life and a delicate sense of life. There is no harsh scolding or condescending attitude. In front of the children, Liang Qichao is not only a father, a mentor, but also a close friend. He pays attention to children's physical and mental health and allows them to develop in an all-round way. This interesting and companionable educational concept is not only advanced, but also has important reference significance for the present. In addition to the instructions and guidance in letters, Liang Qichao also set an example in real life. His active life adapted to the choices of the times, and his wisdom in running a family with his wife, all set an example for his children, which is still of practical significance today.

This book is a collection of new prose works by the famous writer Ai Ping. It is a panoramic display of grassland culture, covering multiple perspectives such as food, humanities, history, geography, etc., And interprets the ancient wisdom of "the unity of nature and man" in the grassland from a broad scope of time and space. At the same time, the author deeply explores the compatibility between nomadic culture and today's ecological protection concepts, and explores the inheritance and development of ancient culture in the new era. The work is beautifully written, fluent and poetic, showing readers the moving scenery and simple and profound men, women, old and young on the prairie.

Literary master Ji Xianlin gives young people the wisdom of a free life. He selects 43 classic works to recall the past, describe the fireworks in the world, and tell the wisdom of life. It is heart-warming, healing, free and transparent. Famous works such as "The Moon Is Bright in My Hometown" and "The Magic Loofah" have been selected into Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools, as well as real and simulated Chinese language exams for high school and college entrance exams. They are recommended by many famous teachers. They are fresh and timeless and help students expand their reading horizons, improve their writing skills, and enhance their literary literacy. Excellent works such as "Old Cat" and "Eighty Years of Memories" have been widely disseminated on CCTV's "Long Reader" and online platforms. Their sincerity and plainness have healed millions of readers. Life is lovely and the world is fun. In a busy world, be a calm person, let go of gains and losses, be happy and comfortable, and live a life with a sense of relaxation.

This collection is an attempt to reaffirm the original intention of "Prose" during the 40th anniversary of its publication. It selects the masterpieces of famous writers published in "Prose" in the past 40 years, totaling hundreds of articles by hundreds of people. This book serves as an overall review of the forty years since the publication of "Prose". It is also a process of re-precipitation and re-extraction of the texts published over the years. After research and analysis of feedback from readers, authors and experts, the selected writers and works representatively reflect the appearance and level of Chinese prose creation over the past forty years. Among them, it includes not only classic and beautiful essays by great literary masters such as Bing Xin, Ji Xianlin, Sun Li, Wang Zengqi, Wang Meng, Feng Jicai, Shi Tiesheng, and Tie Ning, but also the most representative and well-known works of current active literary stalwarts and emerging writers. At the same time, the selection also focuses on overseas Chinese prose creation to select excellent articles. "Hundred People and Hundred Articles", organized according to the year of birth of the author, spans the entire twentieth century. It is a multi-dimensional "comprehensive recall" of the publication process of "Prose", and is also a grand tour of modern and contemporary Chinese prose creation.

The works selected for "Miscellaneous Notes from Outside the Territory" are the author's perceptions and reflections on "Outside the Territory" after traveling, surveying and even living for a long time. The book is divided into three volumes. The "Europe" volume shows the Europe as seen by the first batch of visitors to Europe after the reform and opening up. As time approaches, the "Europe" described by the author has gradually become the same as our daily life from the initial shock. The "America" ​​series mainly focuses on describing specific life matters. The "Asia and Africa" ​​series contains mostly works from recent years, re-examining the role and influence this cradle of human civilization plays in contemporary society.

"Reading and Reading" is a collection about "reading", "buying books" and "collecting books", which are common among readers. It was selected and compiled by Chen Pingyuan and includes 48 articles by 23 famous writers including Lin Yutang, Lao She, Zhou Zuoren, Wang Li, Ye Lingfeng, Jin Kemu and so on. These famous figures in the history of literature share their reading wisdom and exclusive experiences with readers: Lu Xun shared two reading methods, Lin Yutang taught people how to read, and Lao She taught people what books to read; they talked about the "hobby" of scholars buying and collecting books; they discussed the spiritual connection between bookstores and cultural people, etc. Reading is a lifelong experience, and it is precisely because of its endless joy that it has fascinated generations of readers.

This book collects discussions and advanced ideas on gender equality and gender relations from 20 modern and contemporary writers. It is full of fun and cultural significance. Most of the authors in the book lived in an era when women's movement for their own rights was on the rise and women's status was greatly improved. In a collection of essays on the theme of "men and women", most of the works are written by men, and the editor is helpless. However, some of the expositions on gender in the book are not only ahead of the times, but are even more advanced than many modern people. In addition to the rational prose written by writers such as Lu Xun, Qu Qiubai, Ding Ling, and Nie Gannu, which discussed issues such as gender equality and gender relations, the prose written by Yu Dafu, He Qifang, Lu Li, Sun Li, and others were more lyrical, either talking about first love, expressing grief, or recalling old relationships, revealing more of the truest emotions. The earliest article included in the book is Cai Yuanpei's "Couple Contract". The "advanced consciousness" expressed in the article is almost as surprising as the obsolescence of its style; Lu Xun's mention of women's "economic rights", Nie Gannu's criticism of the objectification of women in "marriage notices", Zhang Ailing's exposure of The gloomy plight of women is shown, which is still inspiring to read today; in the finale of Zhang Xinxin and Wang Anyi's masterpiece, one "stands outside the door" talking about marriage, while the other talks about "housework", which reveals the situation of women in marriage and family in the 1980s.

"Sophisticated Human Feelings" was selected and compiled by Qian Liqun. The so-called "Sophisticated Human Feelings" is mainly a kind of life wisdom and political wisdom. The book excerpts the prose and sketches of 23 famous figures in the history of modern and contemporary literature, such as Lu Xun, Lao She, Nie Gannu, Yu Dafu, Ye Shengtao, etc. They observed several examples or outstanding manifestations of Chinese people's philosophy of life, such as saving face, joining in the fun, asking for food, greetings, being guests, etc. These 47 selected articles show readers a vivid and interesting spiritual world. The selected article is short and concise, with far-reaching meaning and humorous language. It is a condensed summary of many people's life experiences. It is a wise and meaningful statement that they have forged through long-term thinking and pondering, which is inspiring.

This book focuses on collecting essays written by literati in the 20th century about ghosts and gods. It can understand people's feelings and gain interest in ghosts and gods. The allusions are readily available, spicy and interesting. Clinging to tradition, advocating idol worship, and superstitious belief in ghosts and gods are manifestations of feudal ignorance. Some of the articles in the book are articles written by literati to oppose feudal ignorance and advocate science in the context of the spread of Western learning to the east and the pursuit of social progress. Some articles, from the perspective of cultural anthropology, use the investigation of ghosts and gods to peer into the hidden world deep in the soul of a nation. Although it talks about Shinto ghosts, these ghosts and gods are all based on human images, so the articles in the book are also full of human touch, and the literati also have a free and unrestrained mentality, with more of a human flavor that is neither secular nor holy, but also secular and holy. They laugh and joke instead of blindly criticizing gods and ghosts with a straight face.

Shi Zhecun (1905-2003), whose name was Depu and whose courtesy name was Zhecun. A native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang. New Sensationalist writer, translator and scholar of modern Chinese literature, professor at East China Normal University. Shi Zhecun's writing experience in his life can be divided into four periods. Before 1937, in addition to editing work, he mainly wrote short stories, poems and translated foreign literary works. During the Anti-Japanese War, he mainly wrote prose. In the 1950s, he mainly translated foreign literary works. After 1958, he devoted himself to the research of classical literature and tablet cultural relics. His main prose collections include "Dengxia Collection", "Dai Dan Collection", "Zhen Ge Collection", "Song of Sweet Books", "Footprints on the Sand", etc. This book intends to select Shi Zhecun's representative prose pieces to reflect his prose writing style.

"Selected Works of Lao She" is a comprehensive anthology of Lao She's short stories and essays with rich content. The anthology is divided into three volumes: the upper, middle and lower volumes. The first and middle volumes are novel volumes, and the second volume is prose volumes. Professor Guangming, the master of the First Normal University, was invited to edit and write a 10,000-word foreword. The anthology includes Lao She's representative works, including popular short and medium-length novels such as "Micro God", "Crescent Moon", "Soul-Breaking Gun" and "My Life", as well as classic prose works such as "Thinking of Peiping", "Spring of Daming Lake", "Qingdao in May" and "Not dying in the exam is a god". A relatively comprehensive, rich and multi-dimensional display of Lao She's creative characteristics. Suitable for teachers and primary and secondary school students to read.

This set contains 5 works by Han Jiang, namely "Vegetarian", "Aphasia", "Put Dinner in the Drawer", "White" and "Plant Wife".

"Zhao Lihong's Latest Prose Selection" is a collection of essays personally edited and selected by the famous writer Zhao Lihong for middle school students to read. It includes classic prose and new creations. It is divided into four series. The first series "Hometown and the End of the World" is about people's memories, full of deep emotions and touching people; the second series "Heavenly Fragrance and Poetry Heart" Starting from one's own experience of traditional culture, it is rich in philosophical thinking; the third volume "The Softness and Hardness of Jiangnan" contains classic and beautiful poems that describe the scenery and lyricism, which is poetic and moving; the fourth volume "Facing the Stars in the Day" starts from one's own reading experience and writes random thoughts on reading, which has many inspirations for young people's reading and writing. Zhao Lihong's prose has a far-reaching artistic conception, upward intentions, and delicate emotions. He narrates his memories and thoughts in his works, not only telling his own experience, but also exploring the world, which has rich literary and artistic value and social value.

"Yuanyuantang Essays" is Mr. Feng Zikai's main prose selection. Feng Zikai is a famous local cartoonist and essayist in the history of modern Chinese painting and literature. He was born in Shimen Bay, Tongxiang County, Zhejiang Province in 1898, and lived there for seventeen spring and autumn years. The customs and customs of his hometown left an indelible impression on him. The book is full of cartoons with rich local customs, meaningful prose with clear language and profound meaning, and supplemented by the unique natural features of Jiangnan water towns, it will make friends who love water town literature feel heartstrings and feel warm after reading it.

This set includes "Midnight", "Lin's Shop: Selected Novels and Novels by Mao Dun", and "Mountains and Rivers of the Earth: Selected Prose by Mao Dun". "Midnight" is a novel that vividly depicts characters from all walks of life such as businessmen, soldiers, educated youths, socialites, elderly people, workers, etc. It reflects the face of Chinese society when the revolution developed in depth around 1930 and sparked a prairie fire. "Lin's Shop: Selected Novels and Novels by Mao Dun" uses the story of Lin's Shop from struggle to bankruptcy to outline a picture of the exploitation and oppression of small business practitioners in the old society of the 1930s, reflecting the background and social tragedy of the time. "The Great Land, Mountains and Rivers: Selected Prose by Mao Dun" contains more than 60 essences of Mao Dun's lifelong prose, including "Praise to Poplars", "Skylight", "Reminiscences of Xian Xinghai", "The Great Land, Mountains and Rivers", "Winter", etc. Some of the chapters have been selected as Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools and are literary classics that accompany the growth of a generation.

Gide's passionate spiritual monologues, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, are regarded as "the Bible of a restless generation." Gide unreservedly condensed the truest emotions in his heart into a long and affectionate poem, translated by Sheng Chenghua, an expert on Gide's works. "Food from the Earth" is a series of poetic fragmentary thoughts written by Gide in a lyrical way, combining traditional short poems, odes, melody and other forms after he traveled to North Africa and Italy. He senses the flowers and fruits of life with his fiery soul, and turns this sincere love into carols and poetry.

This book contains more than 60 essences of prose by Mao Dun, a master of modern literature, including "Praise to Poplars", "Skylight", "Remembering Xian Xinghai", "Mountains and Rivers of the Earth", "Winter", etc. Some of the chapters have been selected as Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools and are literary classics that accompany the growth of a generation. Mao Dun's prose has formed a distinctive narrative method. He is good at using narrative techniques of using objects to express emotions and using reality to set off imaginary. His writing is delicate, profound and powerful. This book is both a "sketchbook" depicting the mountains and rivers of the motherland and a "notebook" reproducing Mao Dun's life history. It fully demonstrates Mr. Mao Dun's profound literary attainments and is a rare treasure in modern Chinese prose.

"Hot Wind" contains forty-one essays written by the author from 1918 to 1924. Lu Xun made some short comments in the "Reflections" of "New Youth" in the previous year. Because most of the comments he made were minor issues, they were insignificant and the reasons were mostly forgotten. But as far as the current text appears, apart from a few general comments, some of them are about supporting the si, sitting quietly, and boxing; some are about the so-called "preserving the national essence"; some are about the old bureaucrats at that time who were proud of their experience; some are about the caricatures of the Shanghai Times. I remember that at that time, "New Youth" was under attack from all sides, and Lu Xun could only deal with a small part of it.

"May You Grow Up Slowly" is a collection of essays by famous writers on "slow parenting". It contains nearly 30 essays, including letters written by parents to their children, talks about their own growth experiences, and views on their children's education. It provides many educational experiences worth learning from. The authors of these essays come from different fields, including teachers, writers, scholars, scientists, businessmen, and ordinary people. The letters they write to their children are warm and touching. Their understanding and thinking about children's personalities are true, objective, and full of humanity. They are full of reflections on their own growth experiences, and they have relatively unique views on the education of the next generation.

This book is a concentrated writing by Mr. Liu Xinwu on the portraits of contemporary intellectuals or cultural groups. It records the turbulence of the times and the changes in the literary world, tells the unique legends and ups and downs of the protagonists, depicts the life style and philosophy of life of those gentle and wise men, and demonstrates their unswerving state of mind and gazing at the new moon after going through the dust and storms of life. The author's language is fresh and concise, and his narration is eloquent and moving. The words as calm as water contain a deep tension that washes away the lead and comforts people's hearts.

This book is a classic anthology of Wilde's fairy tales, including his popular classics such as "The Nightingale and the Rose", "The Happy Prince", "The Giant's Garden", "The Faithful Friend", "The Famous Rocket" and "The Star Child". These works were translated by Lin Huiyin, a talented woman during the Republic of China. Lin Huiyin's writing is beautiful, natural, full of aura, and full of quiet feminine beauty. It includes Lin Huiyin's translation of "The Nightingale and the Rose" and her play "Mei Zhen and Them" as well as some letters.

It contains Zhu Ziqing's prose that was never compiled into a collection during his lifetime. Some of these articles reflect the author's unique views on life, and some contain the author's thoughts on current social events. They have rich and profound thoughts, simple and meticulous style, clear and profound melancholy, concise language, clear and beautiful writing style, and are full of true feelings.

This book is a classic anthology of Wilde's fairy tales, including his popular classics such as "The Nightingale and the Rose", "The Happy Prince", "The Giant's Garden", "The Faithful Friend", "The Famous Rocket" and "The Star Child". These works were translated by Lin Huiyin, a talented woman during the Republic of China. Lin Huiyin's writing is beautiful, natural, full of aura, and full of quiet feminine beauty. The complete English original text is appended to the translation, allowing readers to feel the charm of the language of the talented British writer Oscar Wilde.

"Collection of Nanqiangbei Diao" is a collection of essays by Lu Xun, which contains fifty-one essays written by Lu Xun between 1927 and 1929. At that time, a scholar in Shanghai signed "Meizi" attacked Lu Xun in an article "Writer's Sketches": "Lu Xun likes to speak very much, but he has a stutter, and he has a 'Southern accent and a Northern accent.'" In response, Lu Xun counterattacked: "I can't say that Su Bai is soft, I can't. "To play a loud Beijing tune, if it is not in tune or popular, it is really a southern tune and a northern tune." It shows that he is unwilling to follow the trend and despise boring literati. The title of this collection is humorous and expresses his contempt for the enemy and his uncompromising attitude. Therefore, my husband named this collection published in March 1934 "Collection of Nanqiangbei Diao", which was a kind of self-deprecation and a mockery of Meiko.

"The Sequel to the Huagai Collection" is a collection of essays by Lu Xun, which contains thirty-two essays written by Lu Xun in 1926. Including "Miscellaneous Comments on Nosy, Learning, Gray, etc.", "Three Souls of Academics", "Ancient Books and Vernacular", "In Memory of Mr. Liu Hezhen", "Ma Zhi's Diary", "Shanghai Correspondence", etc.

"Lace Literature" is a collection of essays by Lu Xun, which contains 61 essays written by Lu Xun in 1934. Including "Women may not lie more often", "Northerners and Southerners", "The ancients were not kind", "Read a few books", "Toys", "Settling accounts", "Book reading notes", "Chinese characters and Latinization", "Three Ugly Examination Halls", "A Brief Discussion of Mei Lanfang and Others (Part 1)", etc. "Lace literature" was originally a word used by others in articles attacking Lu Xun, so Lu Xun used it to name the collection and design the cover.

The book was originally a handout compiled by Lu Xun when he was teaching a course on the history of Chinese literature at Xiamen University in 1923, titled "A Brief History of Chinese Literature"; it was used again the following year when he was teaching the same course at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, and was retitled "An Outline of the History of Ancient Chinese Literature". It was not officially published during the author's lifetime, but was renamed when it was compiled into "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" in 1938. Although the book only writes about the two Sima of the Western Han Dynasty, in this short ten-section lecture notes, it has its own characteristics in terms of material selection, style and viewpoints, so it plays an important role in the field of Chinese literary history research.

"The Grave" is a collection of Lu Xun's essays, including "On the Fall of Leifeng Pagoda", "On the Slowdown of Fairplay", "What Happened to Nora After She Left", "On "Fuck!"", "On Cultural Partiality", "From Beard to Teeth", "Widowism" and other twenty-four articles. These essays were written between 1907 and 1925. In these essays, Lu Xun prominently used historical writing, vividly cited facts, expressed his own right and wrong, pointed out current ills, argued about the past and present, and showed his revolutionary image of fighting the old forces to the end.

"Two Hearts Collection" is a collection of Lu Xun's essays, including thirty-seven essays written by Lu Xun from 1930 to 1931. Including "Good Governmentism", "On the Surprise of Friendships", "Bereaved" and "Capitalist's Lame Dog", "The Story of Rou Shi", "Serving the Country with Feet", etc. At the end is a translation of "Modern Film and the Property-owning Stage".