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This book is an academic essay, mostly a collection of articles published in "Liberation Daily", "Xinmin Evening News" and other media. It is divided into five major chapters: modern civilization, rules and regulations, social phenomena, brand culture, and insights over time. From the perspective of a scholar, it comments on society, economy, culture, ethics, brands, laws and regulations, etc. The language is simple, fluent and very readable.

This book is a collection of essays written by Teacher Li Hui in recent years. The book contains a total of 23 articles, describing the fate of a number of Zhejiang modern and contemporary cultural celebrities such as Feng Zikai, Feng Xuefeng, Dai Wangshu, Xu Zhimo, Jiang Menglin, etc. The author mixes narratives and discussions, and his writing is full of emotion and has considerable appeal.

The book "Zhejiang Ji·Silverfish Essays" written by Chen Zishan has written about forty-nine modern writers from Zhejiang. Regardless of the length of the article, each one has one article in order to treat them equally. These articles are not a comprehensive review of the literary paths of these forty-nine Zhejiang writers or a detailed analysis of their representative works, but rather a review of a certain historical fact in their literary careers, an excavation of an unknown collection of their essays, or an explanation of selected editions of their works, etc.

"Watery Spring Sorrow\u002F Classic Reading" selects some articles suitable for young students to read from Yu Dafu's prose works, mainly focusing on the customs of his hometown, Hangzhou and Fujian, and trying to preserve the original appearance of the works. However, because these articles were written roughly in the 1930s, the usage of some words and punctuation has changed. In order to avoid causing misunderstandings among readers, a small amount of text and punctuation have been slightly modified in accordance with modern Chinese standards.

This book tells a series of stories that happened during the childhood growth of a young man who lived in a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. Regarding the partners who grew up together in childhood, the interesting childhood games, and the joy and harvest of growing up, the author uses meticulous writing to reshape a beautiful childhood as poetic as a painting. Perhaps in this book, you can see your own childhood and awaken the beautiful memories of childhood in your life.

In August 1931, Zhu Ziqing studied in the UK to study linguistics and English literature. During this period, he traveled to five European countries and wrote several travel notes, which were later collected into the book "Miscellaneous Notes on European Travel", which was published by Kaiming Bookstore in 1934. It contains 10 travel notes and the appendix "Correspondence to the Westward Journey", which records the author's travels and experiences in Venice, Florence, Rome, Berlin, Paris and other places in 1931. These articles mainly describe the scenery, but "some attention was also paid to the words" when describing the scenery. They are exquisitely conceived and combine dynamic and static. At the same time, they embody emotions in the scenery, are natural and true, and reproduce the natural scenery, history and humanities, life and folk customs of Europe in the 1930s. They can be called a model of travel prose. This book is based on the 1934 edition of Kaiming Bookstore, retaining the characteristics of the times and ensuring the original flavor of the work.

The author's memoirs of the Republic of China. It is of special value and significance for understanding the literati and artists of that era, especially the old Shanghai of the Republic of China, as well as the conditions of the art and literary circles.

The Qing Dynasty was an era of great achievements in the history of Du's poetry. The documents on Du's poetry that emerged were not only numerous, but also had remarkable achievements. This book includes prefaces and postscripts to important monographs on Du's poetry from the Qing Dynasty, as well as prefaces and postscripts to Du's collections that have been lost in collections of Qing people and other related documents. It reflects the process and grand occasion of the study of Du's poetry in the Qing Dynasty, and provides the most basic documentary materials for the academic community to deeply understand the research results of Du's poetry in the Qing Dynasty. In addition, the author also reviewed, sorted out and verified the life stories of most of the preface and postscript writers, which is of high academic value.

Actively promoting the new curriculum reform is one of the important measures for quality education today. "How to teach in the new curriculum reform and how to teach better" has become something that all teachers think about and explore. Although it involves all aspects, the core link is still inseparable from the teacher's own excellent teaching skills that keep pace with the times, especially classroom teaching skills. Relevant research points out that when a teacher's knowledge level reaches a certain level, teaching skills often become the decisive factor affecting teaching effectiveness. The new curriculum reform proposes many new teaching concepts, which will inevitably have a comprehensive and huge impact on classroom teaching skills with operational significance. Teachers must not only strengthen the training of traditional classroom teaching skills, but also strengthen the training of teaching skills needed to adapt to the new curriculum reform. Classroom teaching skills training is an important way to improve teachers' teaching ability. Strengthening the training of classroom teaching skills for normal students and front-line teachers is not only an inevitable requirement of curriculum reform, but also an international trend in teacher education. This book contains a large number of practical cases of teachers' classroom skills, which has a positive guiding effect on front-line teachers and normal students.

"Man Ling's Theory of Red Mansions\u003E" is the culmination of the author Zhang Manling's many years of intensive research on Red Mansions. It is full of the author's personal understanding of "A Dream of Red Mansions". The author has a broad cultural vision, and his text is based on his personal reading experience and has a unique perspective, which reflects the author's unique view of red studies. The book consists of four parts: "Red Mansions" notes, "Red Mansions" characters, "Red Mansions" lingering thoughts, and "Red Mansions" picture book appreciation. It contains the author's understanding and insights from reading "A Dream of Red Mansions" throughout his life. The author advocates returning to Cao Xueqin's creative texts, and puts forward many different views on characters such as Lin Daiyu, Jia Baoyu, Xue Baochai, Xiangling, and Xiaohong that are different from the traditional "Redology", and strongly questions the Baodai love tragedy supported by the "tiaobao scheme."

The county town has been criticized as an "18th tier" city, connecting big cities and rural areas. Here there is both the comfort of the countryside and the hustle and bustle of the city; there is both prosperity and poverty; there is tranquility and beauty as well as hardship; industrial civilization and farming civilization coexist; family friendship and conflicts coexist... Some people say: To understand an era, it is enough to look at a county. I sincerely agree. There are many topics in the county, and everyone is walking in the crowd, telling their own stories and performing their own lives. Who is arranging the music and who is listening... There are various situations in life, and you know whether they are warm or cold. Writing these stories about old people, love and marriage, "car accidents" and debt stories is neither criticism nor praise. I am just observing and thinking about the people, things and situations that happened in the "18th Line" from my personal perspective.

"Spring's Forest" selects classic prose and novels suitable for young students from Xu Dishan's "Dangerous Nest" and "Spiritual Rain in the Empty Mountain". It includes his care for the innocence of children, his praise of beautiful love, his praise of deep family affection, and his indictment of the ignorance of the old society. It allows children to listen to the stories and emotions of the old days told by Xu Dishan in his delicate writing style.

The work discovers Zen meaning from natural objects and interprets the objects in a Zen aesthetic way. It inspires readers to return to nature in nature, maintain a Zen mind in the noisy city, and appreciate Zen in life. Mountains, rivers, scenery, philosophy, and history blend with each other. It is a collection of natural philosophy essays based on the author's personal experience.

Shen Congwen is the uncrowned king of China's literary world in the 20th century and has been nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature twice. His works are regarded as models of Chinese vernacular literature, full of natural beauty and human purity, and at the same time full of thoughts on life. In that real society full of anxiety and even suffering, the world he wrote opened up a pure land for people's hearts. "Shen Congwen's Novel Slowly Walking and Stopping" mainly writes about the places Shen Congwen traveled throughout his life, including what he saw and thought in Xiangxi, Beiping, Yunnan, the South and other places. With sincerity and a pen, he used simple words to describe the scenery of western Hunan, as well as the people and scenery he saw during his travels. At the same time, the lines are full of his hidden worries and philosophical thinking about life. "Shen Congwen's Novels Slowly Walk and Stop" selects the best chapters from his masterpieces such as "Autobiography of Congwen", "Records of a Travel to Hunan", "Western Hunan", "Looking at Clouds in Yunnan" and other works to comprehensively display Shen Congwen's experiences and feelings during his life, so that readers can have a deeper understanding of Shen Congwen and his story!

"Shen Congwen's Novel I Like You" is divided into three series, namely: Letters Collection, which collects love letters from writers and lovers. Most of the content is selected from "Xiangxing Slips", one of the four major love letters of the Republic of China. A short piece of letter paper cannot describe the long thoughts, but those hot and sincere love words are still moving to read today; The collection of poems and prose includes classic works such as "I Like You" and "The Night", which are beautiful and natural; the collection of novels and stories includes representative works of emotional novels such as "Small Scenery under the Moon" and "Dragon Zhu", which see through human nature and are highly imaginative, depicting a spiritual world like a paradise outside the city.

Shen Congwen is one of the important writers of Chinese literature in the 20th century, and his novels have received high praise all over the world. He is a novelist among modern Chinese writers who consciously extends his artistic tentacles to the two major social areas and cultural sectors of China's urban and rural areas. He uses gorgeous and delicate language to introduce readers into a bizarre, mysterious, romantic and primitive mythical art world.

I like music, and I like the indescribable beauty in music. This kind of beauty can make you intoxicated in the music and not want to wake up for a long time. A symphony from the "Beethoven" collection "27" suddenly sounded in my ears. I like music, and I like the indescribable beauty in music. This kind of beauty can make you intoxicated in the music and not want to wake up for a long time. The rain taps gently on my windowpane. It deliberately does not disturb my dreams. The rain was outside the window, outside the window when I woke up from my dream. At this time, the rain comes alive in Li Qingzhao's elegance, Qin Guan's lingeringness, and Liu Yong's delicacy. In this season, in the depths of the night, the rain not only touches everything. I don't know anyone who can understand Ye Yu's voice. The rain penetrated the deep darkness and came to my window. It must have come to refresh my soul. I was gently patted by the rain like a baby, and I felt a feeling I had never felt before. It seemed to be relaxed and comfortable.

The work is known for its thoughtful content, and uses self-realization to perceive the projection of fate and times on the characters through the reflection and introspection of Western great philosophers, hometown figures, mountains, rivers and vegetation. The works have an excellent awareness and understanding of society and life, with deep worries and the power to penetrate into the soul. Whether it is characters, scenery or memories, his eyes touch everything, and his concentration moves his face, you can see the author's deep and sincere emotions and thoughts. The book won the third Liu Qing Literature Award.

As an aesthetic poet and writer, Xu Zhimo has always deliberately pursued the unique charm of prose. He is good at using a variety of rhetorical techniques to vent emotions, create artistic conception, and enhance the artistic expression of prose. This book collects prose works written by Xu Zhimo, including "Autumn Thoughts on the Indian Ocean", "Sunrise on Mount Tarzan", "Keats's Song of the Nightingale", "Keeping the Freedom of My Soul", "Rousseau and Childhood Education", etc. It not only pays attention to aesthetic appreciation, but also takes into account the value of historical documents, which is helpful for appreciation by literature lovers and researchers to trace their origins.

This book is a complete collection of poetry works by the modern Chinese poet Xu Zhimo. The content covers all Xu Zhimo's poetry works, including five parts: "Zhimo's Poems", "Collection of Tigers", "A Night in the Fei Lengcui", "Wandering in the Clouds" and "Collection Outside the Collection". The first four parts are separate volumes of Xu Zhimo's poetry anthology, and the last part, "External Collection", is Xu Zhimo's works that have not been included in poetry anthologies compiled by the editor from newspapers, journals, Xu Zhimo's diaries, etc. This book collects all published and discovered poems by Xu Zhimo, allowing readers to have a more comprehensive understanding and appreciation of Xu Zhimo's poems.

Give feelings a ruler. No matter when, the moonlight will spread the bright colors to the earth, no matter it is high or low; no matter where it is, dandelions will scatter their seeds to the earth, no matter it is barren or fertile; the angels in white in the SARS ward have planted a "love" tree in everyone's heart, no matter they are friends or foes; then, shouldn't we also give our hearts and emotions a ruler, don't let the closeness of feelings confuse you and my conscience...

"Warm Love" tells a tear-jerking and thought-provoking story. After Dongdong's mother was laid off, her father also chose to be laid off. In anger, my mother left home with her old lover to invest in new projects. When Dongdong's family is facing breakdown, she and her father rely on working part-time to survive. After that, father and son embarked on a journey to find a wife and mother. During this period, in order to make ends meet, Dongdong and his father swept the road. "Warm Love" is a touching film. This afternoon, our experimental primary school students gathered in the cinema to watch the movie "Warm Love" with tears streaming down their faces.

Human love is sometimes a kind of bottomless paranoia. A casual encounter or a happy-go-lucky thing may make you fall into complete enlightenment. So you want to get it domineeringly and possess it all shamefully. This kind of craving is lonely. Because it makes you desperate; this kind of love is terrible, because of the wonderful yin and yang, absolute love will awaken the most secret evil in your soul. The moonlight was blurry that night. The watery moonlight glows with a faint yellow color, which is an ambiguous warmth. The appearance of the trap is always full of tenderness and irresistible.

It is said that through diligent practice of merit one can be reborn in the Pure Land. Where is the pure land? Is it a long way? What is life like in the Pure Land? Is there wine? Red or white? Or just cabbage vermicelli? Are there any handsome guys or beauties? Can we fall in love? Are there spring, summer, autumn and winter? Or only the ever-flowering Qihuayao grass? Will there be aesthetic fatigue? Are there birth, old age, sickness and death? Or immortality? Will you get tired of life one day? "Love is the most beautiful practice" is the author's random pick on the journey of life. Look at the dripping water in the world, see the world in the dripping water, the dripping world reflects each other, and the ordinary swaying is this life!

March in spring is even more vibrant and energetic. The morning mist enveloped the small mountain village like a veil, and the mountain village turned into a small island, misty and looming, like a fairyland in the sky. A black swallow with a scissor-like tail appeared in our sight. It was light and agile. It flew to the field and landed under the eaves in the blink of an eye. I was a little worried, so I went to look for my classmate with a flashlight. He was still frightened on the cliff. After all, I was his friend and couldn't ignore him. Night has fallen, but he hasn't returned home yet.

In life, you will more or less experience some emotional twists and turns. As the emotional route in life goes farther and farther, looking back, the past is in the memory of the impression, the joys and sorrows, the joys and sorrows, the people who have surged in life, and the grassland that has been stepped on by love in the depths of the soul, do they still retain a precious emotion to recall the passing time, but we will eventually miss some people who can accompany us throughout our lives. There are always some sighs, in the throbbing of our souls, like the flash of epiphyllum, the story of time swaying like a dream. When the tears fall quietly, we discover that in the process of walking in our lives, we can seize happiness and beauty at any time, but we do not cherish it properly. No matter how many memories we have, they will only be wasted and become a lifetime regret.

At the end of another year, I had some free time and sorted out the diaries that had been gathering dust on my bookcase. I discovered that my work experience at Foxconn and my memories of the causes and consequences of joining the factory. Every person and everything in it was acted out in a movie in my diary. Young lives are packed into cans and bottles, repeating boring work every day, and cannot find the value of existence; they have no material foundation and cannot find emotional sustenance. Everyone's efforts and every cry for help always remind me not to forget them. I want to sort out that diary and share it with everyone. I also hope that my friends who are still struggling in various factories today will base themselves on the present and focus on the future. They are just characters in the text and cannot be matched.

This book is a collection of works by the late famous literary historian Mr. Meng Chao. The book contains a total of 49 articles on literature and history published by Mr. Meng Chao in various progressive newspapers and periodicals before liberation, including historical figures such as Li Longji, Qin Hui, Interpretations by Wu Zetian, Yang Yuhuan, Huang Tianba, Beethoven and others; comments on Peking operas such as "Pearl Curtain Village", "Silang Visits His Mother" and "Hongluan Jubilee"; discussions on current affairs at that time; analysis of foreign literary works such as "Thunderstorm".

In his writing, Mr. Zhou Ruchang reveals his deep nostalgia for the scenery of old Beijing. The scenery, scenic spots, shopping customs, food habits, and miscellaneous memories of teachers and friends in old Beijing have not faded due to the dust of history, and are as fresh and vivid as the present. What the author writes down is what he has personally seen and heard, so he records the place as if he was there and the person as if hearing the sound. Reading this book feels like being immersed in the cultural atmosphere of old Beijing.

"The Hero of a Thousand Bottles of Wine and the Story of a Flagon" is a collection of columns and essays written by the famous Sinologist Gu Bin in recent years in Chinese newspapers and periodicals such as Southern Weekend, Yangcheng Evening News, and Beijing Youth Daily. Ku Bin likes to write prose in Chinese. His prose has his own unique style. He has been questioning language. This collection shows his exploration and feeling of Chinese, which is very fresh. The collection is divided into three parts: Love, Women and Memory; For a Foreigner; My Faith is Love. It can be seen that Ku Bin's humanistic care echoes the toughness and softness of his "The Myth of Sinology".

The eras in which the stories in "Yu Shi Ming Yan" were produced include the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. Most of them are old scripts from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, such as "Shi Hongzhao's Meeting of Dragons and Tigers with Monarchs and Ministers" and "The Four Dukes of the Song Dynasty Raised the Souls". A few are scripts from the Ming Dynasty, such as "Brother Jiang Xing Meets Again in Pearl Shirt" and "Shen Xiaoxia Meets to Become a Teacher". Others are adaptations of old works from the Song and Yuan Dynasties by the Ming Dynasty, such as "Han Wu Selling Love in Xinqiao City" and "Sima Maung, the Sima Mao, Breaks the Prison" and so on. Due to the different production years, there are certain differences in content, techniques, language, style, etc. However, because they belong to the same novel development system, and their themes are closely related to urban life, there are still many things in common between the novels. "Yu Shi Ming Yan" also includes and adapts some historical legends, such as "Yan Pingzhong killed three men with two peaches". In addition, most of the novels in "Yu Shi Ming Yan" are based on real life, with themes covering love, marriage, friendship, etc., Showing various social trends at that time.

This book contains popular letters read by the popular Internet programs "Seeing Words as Faces" and "The Reader", and affectionately recited by well-known actors such as Wang Kai, Wang Yaoqing, and Xu Tao! 113 Private love letters from the Republic of China that traveled through time and space are exposed for the first time, paired with precious old photos from the same era, perfectly collecting the cultural traditions that are about to be lost, and reliving the graceful beauty of old letters.

The author An Ning selected 12 types of grass, crops and other plants that are common in rural life, such as corn, wheat and cotton, and 11 types of insects, birds, poultry and other animals, such as sparrows, donkeys and ants, to comprehensively describe the rural life that we have forgotten and are disappearing. The writing style of this book is humorous, full of nostalgia and sadness for the lost pastoral life, and it also integrates the author's thinking about rural life. Therefore, this book is not only about rural flora and fauna, but also about a disappearing rural life and the Chinese-style humanities and sophistication that have influenced our generation after generation. This kind of rural life and sophistication of people have a lifelong impact especially on the generation who started from the countryside and finally chose a civilized life in the city, but were never able to truly integrate. At the same time, this book also aims to awaken people's respect for natural life and the ecological environment; in fact, respecting all living things and protecting quiet countryside is to protect the homeland that we humans rely on for survival.

This is one of a set of 20 "Zhou Daxin Collected Works". This is the first time Zhou Daxin has published a collection of essays. "Zhou Daxin Collected Works" includes eight ten novels (including three "Twentieth Act"). Four novellas, two short stories, three essays and a film script. "Act 20" is a famous work by Zhou Daxin. It was published by our company and was shortlisted for the Mao Prize.

Shi Tiesheng's novel. "Retreat Notes" is Shi Tiesheng's semi-autobiographical work, composed of twenty-two paragraphs. "Retreat Notes" describes the impact of social changes since the 1950s on the generation of disabled people C, painter Z, female teacher O, poet L, doctor F, and female director N. We will gaze silently, separated by a short distance and vast time, at the sadness and impermanence of life, and appreciate the richness and brevity of history. He or I, remained calm but sad.

Now, more and more parents are beginning to pay attention to the traditional cultural education of their children, and traditional culture is gradually returning. So far, mainland China does not have a complete set of historical story books that integrate history, geography, literature, philosophy, travel and other aspects and angles that are close to life. This set of "Different Chinese Historical Stories" has the significance of filling the gap in the mainland publishing industry. This set of books plans to complete the general history of China in about 20 volumes, each volume has about 80,000 words, and will take about three years. Currently, the first six volumes have been completed and published as the first series.

This is a real-life version of a worry-free grocery store. There are only questions you can't think of about workplace, friendship, family, gender, and homosexuality, and there are no doubts that can't be answered in a letter. Do you have any daily worries? Open this book, turn to any page, and you will find the answer you want to know.

The story revolves around Houyao Medical Station. Houyao doctor Wanshou fell ill, and Houyao had no doctor of its own. Who will take over? Wan Quanhe. Why should Wan Quanhe take over? Has he studied medicine? No. But he is the son of Wanshou. If he doesn't want to be a doctor, who will? In the poor and backward Houyao Village, if he is not a doctor, who will care about the farmers' diseases? The author is good at using trivial details of daily life to construct her spiritual world, and uses a warm attitude to care about the relationship between people, society and disease, and the story unfolds from there.

"Yang Jiang - Forever Female Gentleman" is a "Memorial Collection of Yang Jiang" recently compiled and selected by our agency. The book contains 46 selected articles with nearly 300,000 words. Among them are articles written by Li Tieying and Chen Kuiyuan, the two former presidents of the Academy of Social Sciences, as well as remembrances and remembrances of her by cultural celebrities, ordinary readers, and relatives and friends of her husband. The article describes Mr.'S ordinary and great life from different angles. There are dozens of pictures attached to the book, most of which are published for the first time.

"Warning Words" is rich in content, including "Cui Daizhao's Life and Death Enemies" which reflects the lives of citizens, "The Little Madam Gives Money to the Young" which reflects women's lives, "The White Snake Forever Towns Leifeng Pagoda", "Du Shiniang Sinks the Treasure Box in Anger" and "Le Xiao She Sheng Sheng Sheng Shen Sheng Sheng Yu" which reflects love life and other works.

One of the "Famous Illustrations Series of Lao She's Works", "Two Horses" and "Niu Tianci Biography" are representative works of Lao She's early novels. They are accompanied by several illustrations by the famous painter Ding Cong, with both pictures and texts complementing each other.

"Awakening the World" is a collection of vernacular short stories compiled by Feng Menglong in the late Ming Dynasty. This book collects 40 stories in different styles since the Song and Yuan Dynasties. Some of these stories come from historical biographies, some come from notes and novels of past dynasties, and the most fundamental sources are directly from folklore stories and from the actual life of society. Through these storylines and characters, the social life and people's wishes at that time are reflected from different angles and to varying degrees. It is rich in content, some reflecting love and marriage; some praising feudal officials and exposing the darkness of officialdom; some praising chivalry and denouncing ingratitude. The plot of the story is bizarre and twists, the characters have distinctive personalities and are full of interest.

Xia Jianyong, the winner of the first Lu Xun Literature Prize, has been deeply engaged in the history of the Song Dynasty for more than ten years. This new masterpiece reproduces the ups and downs of the officialdom and penetrates into the subtleties of the world. The brushwork is delicate and the texture is clear, comparable to the text version of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"; The epitome of the Northern Song Dynasty, the footnote of the scholar's spirit, the panoramic presentation - politics, economy, military diplomacy, court and market, group portraits, it is a brand new masterpiece of the "Song History Trilogy" after "The Twelve Years of Shaoxing". A small dinner party to honor the gods caused an uproar in the court. The background was the Qingli New Deal in the mid-Northern Song Dynasty. The work shows the broad aspects of life from the palace to the market, including politics, society, military, and diplomacy, which are intricate and thrilling; changes, power struggles, conspiracies, and man-made disasters are all thrilling. The twists and turns of the imperial court's new policies are placed in the description of daily life. It has both a detailed and subtle insight into human affairs and a macroscopic grasp of the general trend of the world. It is full of interest and thought-provoking reading.

Thirty-eight letters are like a treasure chest that Dad has accumulated for many years, full of the middle-aged father's growth and human experience. They are centered around the four elements of a good life - intelligence, beauty, moral sense, and family, and are told in a story-telling way. In the collision with the uncertain and contradictory real life, as parents and children, how should we determine the basic principles and what kind of way of all things should we adhere to? The famous British anthropologist Alan MacFarlane said that "nothing is true unless it is experienced." It is almost impossible to imagine what love or hunger feels like without experiencing it firsthand. The significance of this book is that when this kind of experience comes, this book will prepare the child and let him understand that he is not alone. What is a good life? What would the best life imaginable be like? Miao Wei, a middle-aged writer who is a father, gives his answer in this book. After his son Da Zhuang was born, Miao Weilu wrote thirty-eight letters one after another, some long and some short, bit by bit, recalling his own growth and recording his experiences in certain fragments. He only hoped that one day, when his son encountered some troubles, he could know through these records that he was not alone. These long and short letters revolve around four theme words: intelligence, beauty, moral sense, and family. These are also the four elements that parents place on their children for a better life.

"How Many Pasts Can Be Counted" selects the lives of many literary celebrities in the late Qing Dynasty. Through a large number of first-hand materials, it truly restores the emotional experiences and life joys and sorrows of these celebrities, and examines the little-known and interesting side of these celebrities from a new perspective. This book is a literary work in the "Recording the Past" series. The "Recording the Past" series is a set of historical books that reorganizes many historical events and characters. It is specific and minute, focusing on small things to talk about big issues; it goes deep into the sea of ​​history to explore the origin or origin of events. This series not only contains narrations of celebrities, old news, and old objects, but also helps restore historical scenes obscured by those grand narratives.

Every good person has a difficult and silent time. But as long as you grit your teeth and push through, everything will be different. No matter who you are, no matter what you are going through, as long as you hold on, you will discover a new you. Remember, what God didn't give you is not because you don't deserve it, but because you deserve better. These people and these stories are their fragile or strong lives, as well as the beautiful memories we have spent together. Through these tearful moments, we can touch the sadness, loneliness and pain of others, feel the ecstasy, warmth and strength of others, soothe your soul and help you find your strong self.

Young people are known as the sun at eight or nine o'clock in the morning, and college students are the proudest among young people. But when they live in a tangled era, the sigh that resonates with them is: What should I do? Yes, whether it is about majors or studies, whether it is about emotions or about social interaction, whether it is about beliefs or about ideals, whether it is about job hunting or postgraduate entrance examinations... These are the topics that contemporary college students are most concerned about, troubled and entangled with. These topics constitute more than 600 emails between the author of this book and college students across the country. We have selected 60 letters from them, the contents of which cover all aspects of contemporary college students' concerns. The author would like to sincerely tell young students as a person who has experienced this: growth must be repeated, but please do not give up on yourself easily.

The prose in the book "Love in Kunlun Mountains", such as "Kunlun Bridge", "Love is not frozen in the spring", "Moonset Beach", "Female Soldier's Tomb", "Kunlun Fog", etc., Are the author's own stories, his own emotions, his own discoveries, and his own associations. The author does not need to conduct interviews or travel around to collect materials. He just takes the materials from his pocket and uses them as he likes. Many of the things the author experienced on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau more than 20 years ago did not find anything worth writing about at the time, but he still stored them in the warehouse of life. After a few years, ten years or even decades, he "ruminated" on these inventories, chewed out new flavors, and wrote prose with new ideas. The key is to think more about life and reflect on the past accumulation. This is how "One Night in the Gobi Desert" was written.

Through humorous and interesting stories, this book subtly integrates various aspects such as technology development, programmer job hunting, project management, entrepreneurial ideas, commercial operations in the software industry, career transformation, self-cultivation, etc., So that readers can learn a lot of practical technical knowledge and workplace knowledge while reading the story happily. This book can be read by college students who are about to enter the IT industry, programmers who are on the way, and IT managers.