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"The Complete Works of Lu Xun" has 16 volumes in total, including "Grave", "Hot Wind", "Scream", "Wandering", "Weeds", "Morning Flowers Picked at Dusk", "New Stories", "Huagai Collection", "Huagai Collection Sequel", "The Already Collection", "Three Idle Collections", "Two Hearts Collection", "Nanqianbei Diao Collection", "Pseudo Free Letter", "Quasi Romantic Talk", "Lace Literature", etc. Lu Xun (September 25, 1881 - October 19, 1936), whose original name was Zhou Zhangshou, later changed his name to Zhou Shuren, and his courtesy name was Yushan, later changed to Hecai. "Lu Xun" was the pen name he used when he published "Diary of a Madman" in 1918. It was also his most influential pen name. He was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang. Famous writer and thinker, important participant in the May 4th New Culture Movement, and the founder of modern Chinese literature. Mao Zedong once commented: "Lu Xun's direction is the direction of the new culture of the Chinese nation." Lu Xun made significant contributions to many fields throughout his life, including literary creation, literary criticism, ideological research, literary history research, translation, introduction of art theory, introduction to basic science, and collation and research of ancient books. He had a great influence on the ideological and cultural development of Chinese society after the May 4th Movement. He is well-known in the world of literature, especially in the ideological and cultural fields of Korea and Japan. He has an extremely important position and influence and is known as "the writer who occupies the largest territory on the cultural map of East Asia in the 20th century."

Twice nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature, he is a professor in the Chinese Department of Peking University. Among his students are famous writers such as Wang Zengqi, Zang Kejia, and Xiao Qian. What is the secret of Shen Congwen's literary career? Want to learn to write, but have few words or sentences and are afraid of starting a pen? Everyone says the master's works are good, but don't know what's so good about them? Want to improve your literary literacy but don't know how to appreciate literary works? This book will take you into Shen Congwen's literature class, analyze the literary path of the literary master, explore the creative trajectory of classic works, and reveal the secrets of reading and writing.

"Life Off the Internet" points out that while the Internet has brought great convenience to life and work, it has also brought a large amount of junk information, interfering with our lives. In fact, more and more people are now beginning to accept the concepts advocated by "Life Off the Internet" and truly like the more authentic and simple life after leaving the Internet. In this book, we can see the author Jia Jian's personal experience after being disconnected from the Internet, and follow him to experience the precious and authentic life.

This collection collects twenty-five prose works written by the author during his work on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Some of them write about the friendship between the army and the people, some about the joy of a new life for the ex-serfs, some about the heroic dedication in building the frontier, and some about the spiritual beauty of the new characters who emerged on all fronts after the Third Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. These are a set of waves of boiling life. Through it, we can see the fighting style of the era. This is very helpful for us to overcome the difficulties in progress today and strengthen our confidence in marching towards the four modernizations. The author's observation of life is more profound and his feelings are more real. In terms of performance, the conception is meticulous, the language is vivid, and it has a certain appeal.

Human beings are at the top of the food chain and enjoy the gifts from nature. The author, who was in the period of confusion in his thirties, returned to Tangcuo, went deep into the fields, devoted himself to studying various flowers and plants, and used simple language to tell us when they will bloom and when they will bear fruit.

The secret to a happy life. We can only enjoy everything in the world, but we cannot own it. Why must we possess it? It only takes a few minutes to declutter, but it can boost your mood throughout the day.

Following the author's soft and delicate brushstrokes, we review those dusty years. Based on the author's own experience, he plays a guiding note for friends who are confused and struggling in the wilderness.

A book about traveling to distant places and pursuing a free life. The American West has only one word that perfectly fits it, that is - freedom. It is the paradise of freedom and the paradise of individualism.

Memories of literary activities, exploration of the art of poetry, one's own cultural stance and life experience; ranging from world cultural trends to a vivid literary keyword, this book is full of fun to read.

This book is a documentary prose, and the most memorable thing is always youth. It allows us to touch the shallow, fleeting warmth of distant past years. The author treats the past with a calm attitude, neither humble nor arrogant.

The writings of the literary masters who were active in the 1920s and 1930s during the Cultural Revolution and their respective life trajectories are written calmly, calmly, and with deep painful thoughts. The work is full of a sense of desolation.

This collection of reviews focuses on both mature and young writers, presenting the author's broad reading and profound personal understanding. Apart from the seemingly cliche stories, what is there in the novel that attracts people so that they don't give up and stop reading halfway through?

This book is a newly revised edition of "Notes on Mountain Dwelling". Many of Professor Yu Qiuyu's classic articles are included in this book. The core chapter of this book, "My Cultural Mountains and Rivers", provides a macro overview of the spatial significance of China's mountains and rivers, which is extremely shocking to read. After the core chapter, there are the footprints of Professor Yu Qiuyu's more than 20 years of inspection of the Chinese cultural scene. Professor Yu Qiuyu often said: "The road is the book, and there are no books outside the road." In this book, Professor Yu believes that Chinese culture has the three largest lines between heaven and earth, which can also be said to be the basic latitude and longitude of Chinese culture. In order of importance, the first line is the Yellow River; the second line is the Yangtze River; and the third line is more complicated. To the north of the first two is the dividing line of 400 millimeters of rainfall, which is the line between heaven and earth that distinguishes agricultural civilization from nomadic civilization. His cultural investigation was mainly a long journey on these three lines between heaven and earth.

This book is Professor Yu Qiuyu's most important work after "Cultural Journey", and it is also one of the important works in the field of contemporary Chinese literature and history. Professor Yu Qiuyu lamented that at present, "the cultural context is hidden, and the hills are called peaks; the healthy wings are far away, and the broken feathers are called peng." Therefore, this important and pioneering work is used to remind and compensate. Chinese context refers to the highest level of life undercurrent and aesthetic undercurrent in the development of Chinese literature over thousands of years. This book takes the origin of Chinese characters as an introduction, starting from the "Book of Songs", to the "Hundred Schools of Thought" and Chu Ci in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, to the great unification and the influence of the same text on literature in the Qin and Han Dynasties, Han Fu and "Unrhyme Li Sao" "Historical Records", Wei and Jin Dynasties The poems and literary talents of literati such as San Cao and the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove", to Tang and Song poems, Yuan operas and Ming and Qing novels are all integrated in one go, connecting history and reality, blending literature and images, and interpreting the evolution of Chinese culture for readers.

"A Brief History of My Family" tells the many unknown experiences of Yu Qiuyu and his family, from his predecessors to himself, picking up a pen at the bedside of his father's death bed, and writing a eulogy for his mother. This book uses brand-new content to describe the ups and downs of an ordinary family in modern China over a century, as well as Yu Qiuyu's spiritual growth. The book involves many unknown experiences of Yu Qiuyu and his family, from his predecessors to himself, picking up a pen at his father's death bedside, and writing a eulogy for his mother. Yu Qiuyu's long-criticized Cultural Revolution experience, the whole story of the "Fraudulent Donation Sect", her "divorce" with Ma Lan, and even her first marriage and her adopted daughter, which she did not respond to positively at all, will also be given a complete and solemn account in this book.

This book records Mr. Yu Qiuyu's experience of traveling tens of thousands of kilometers in 2000 to inspect the relics of major human civilizations. Travels all over Greece, Egypt, Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, Nepal, etc. The wheels are close to the ground, and they are rolled over kilometer after kilometer. They have no idea what they will encounter. All they know are scenes of thrilling and true stories. This is a history of world culture in the minds of contemporary people. After extensive revisions, additions and deletions by Mr. Yu Qiuyu, it has been newly revised and published again.

What exactly is culture? In the book "What is Culture", the author uses personal experience and vivid feelings to interpret this most fundamental issue after profound observation. From the academic and life levels, we will analyze what is missing from a culturally powerful country, from the elite to the public psychology. The first part, "Academic Answers," systematically discusses what culture is, what is the nature of Chinese culture, and other issues. In view of the impetuousness of social psychology and the writer's own profound thinking, it uses rare outspoken criticism to reveal the loss of the origin of culture at all levels, and loudly proposes that the essence of cultural reconstruction is to return to truth, goodness, and beauty. It can be described as deafening and inspiring. The second part, "The Answer of Life," traces the past of Zhou Enlai and many cultural giants who have passed away, such as Xie Jin, Huang Zuolin, Ba Jin, etc., Because they used almost all their lives to reveal the origin of culture. "Looking Up at Cloud Gate" writes about three living elders of Taiwanese culture, Lin Hwai-min, Pai Hsien-yong, and Yu Guang-chung, and how they treat tradition, their country, and the human spirit with awe. These articles are the treasures of Yu Qiuyu's lifelong prose writing.

Nearly 20 years ago, Yu Qiuyu began to study culture on long-distance trips. It went from domestic to foreign countries, from Chinese civilization to other civilizations. During this period, he used "Cultural Journey" and "Notes of a Mountain Dwelling" as records of his investigation of Chinese civilization, "A Thousand Years of Sigh" as a record of his investigation of Islamic civilization, and "Walkers Without Borders" as a record of his investigation of Western civilization. At this point, Yu Qiuyu has completely paid attention to and recorded the three major civilizations in human history. Yu Qiuyu lamented in "Walkers Without Borders": "European civilization is indeed excellent and mature, and can integrate classical tradition and modern civilization, personal freedom and social ethics. I even envy the smiling eyes in the street cafes, just a flash, I feel that my vision is long-term and my country is safe. But in these years, I have become autistic due to excessive complacency and self-enjoyment, and I have many illusions about the world and myself. "Walker Without Borders" is divided into four volumes: Southern Europe, Central Europe, Western Europe, and Northern Europe, and contains 80 essays. The whole book is better than Yu Qiuyu's previous works in terms of completeness and profundity of thinking, tension and freedom of style. The new version of "Walkers Without Borders" has been significantly revised, added and deleted by Mr. Yu Qiuyu, and has been published again with a new revision.

"Shangwenzhai Collection" originates from life and has a wide range of themes. It is a work integrating poetry, lyrics, music, couplets and prose. Just when we were looking forward to more works from Teacher Jiang, Teacher Jiang left us early. With the passing of Teacher Jiang Maosheng, we have lost a good teacher and a good principal in the education world, and even more so, a good poet has been lost in the literary world. Although Teacher Jiang is gone, people in the vast land of his hometown will always remember him, the hard-working gardener and his "Shangwenzhai Collection". If Teacher Jiang knows something, he should be happy and proud of the publication of this book.

This book is an amphibious artist's literary and artistic journey from east to west. It is not a sentimental travelogue that only carries a personal journey, but a book that is more about observations of different Chinese and foreign cultures and arts. Mr. Wang Chuan has dual identities and perspectives as a writer and a painter. He looks at beauty and ugliness through painting, talks about literature, painting, architecture, sculpture, environment, music, the changes through the ages, the vicissitudes of the world, development and innovation, the differences, pros and cons of Eastern and Western culture and art... His words are full of deep affection and warm humanistic care. The book is accompanied by more than 30 heavy-color paintings that are more representative of the author's style of painting, with both pictures and texts, from which readers can appreciate the beauty of China and foreign countries and gain aesthetic pleasure.

These 11 professors are all "under the emperor's feet" who have the most eyes on the typhoon. Yu Pingbo, Wang Yao, Fu Ying, Zhou Peiyuan, He Lin, Ma Yinchu, Tang Yongtong, Feng Youlan, and Feng Ding are all "leading figures" in Peking University, while Mr. Cai Xu and Chen Yuan work at Beijing Agricultural University and Beijing Normal University respectively. The description here is based on the records of official materials and a large number of original files at that time, restoring the old "landscape". Although half a century has passed, it is not a personal memory like "the past is like smoke" or "a fleeting shadow", but has the meaning of a historical fossil. The fate of these 11 professors reflects the fate of Chinese intellectuals. It also epitomizes the tragedy of Chinese education and Chinese culture. It is also a tragic scene in Chinese history.

You will inevitably encounter problems in life. You don't need to solve them first, but understand them first. Life is not all beautiful, enjoy whatever you encounter. Embrace the shortcomings and forgive the guilt. There are many things that you don't have to care about and you don't have to be angry. Don't be afraid of being disliked by others, be able to say "no", like others, and don't ask others to like you. Most of the troubles are caused by one's own inner peace. Troubles that can be ignored will be automatically ignored. Let all kinds of disputes end naturally. In this way. Everything is passable and comfortable. In this book, Han Meimei continues her previous style and continues to write about life and think about life with a sober writing style, bringing readers a calm and peaceful reading experience. I hope that after reading this book, you can calm down, find more things you really like, devote yourself to it, and enjoy it.

"Xia Zhiqing and Xia Jian's Letters (Volume 3: 1955~1959)" contains a total of 110 letters between brothers Xia Zhiqing and Xia Jian from 1955 to 1959. Xia Zhiqing struggled to find a teaching position in the United States. During this process, he moved around and had some changes in his family; but he made numerous academic achievements and completed the heavyweight "History of Modern Chinese Novels". During this period, Xia Jian was fortunate enough to come to the United States for exchange and study, and the two brothers were reunited; while in Taiwan, he devoted himself to cultivating new forces in the literary world, which had a profound influence on subsequent Taiwanese literature. In this precious period of peace, they talked about academics and art, planned careers, contacted friends, supported each other academically and emotionally, and continued on the road of life. These carefully preserved letters have become extremely precious documents that shed light on the academic and ideological process of that generation of intellectuals. Regardless of their content or quantity, the publication of this batch of letters is an important event in the academic history of modern China and is of great significance. The Xia brothers recorded the auspicious moments of their lives in letters, as well as writing about their art, which was surprisingly elegance of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. From it we can truly touch the changes of that era and the mental journey of that generation of scholars.

The brand-new illustrated collector's edition of "The Qin Empire" is a large-scale comprehensive revision by the author based on the 2012 Shanghai People's Publishing House edition. It refers to new archaeological and historical research results in the past ten years, brings together various theories, and repeatedly deliberates on various aspects such as national and family concepts, political and judicial systems, cultural life, and fashion of the times at that time. Finally, more than a hundred revisions were confirmed in order to more accurately reproduce the social style from the Warring States Period to the Qin Dynasty. At the same time, this book invited the famous Chinese painter Mr. Dai Hongqian to draw more than 30 exquisite illustrations of the classic scenes in the book, and the book was inscribed by the master of traditional Chinese painting Mr. Dai Dunbang. Dai and his son jointly drew illustrations for many classic literary masterpieces such as "Water Margin", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "The Peony Pavilion" and "The Romance of the Gods". Their painting style is grand, vigorous and full of ancient meaning. In order to better fit the style and temperament of "The Qin Empire", Mr. Dai conducted a detailed study of the novels and finally selected four to six scenes in each part, which may be the climax and key turning points of the novel, or classic historical scenes that are familiar to the public. The characters and stories are integrated into the scenes, which is highly expressive.

The alley is crooked, written by Wei Huiling. I have known Wei Huiling for several years. The first time I met her, it seemed that I went to Jiaxian County to participate in an event. She participated in it as a reporter for "Times Report" in Pingdingshan. People were surprised by the persistence of a weak woman in one place. Later I learned that her other identity was the deputy editor-in-chief of "Running" magazine. Although he is an insider, he is not common, so he cannot be said to be well understood. She once showed me her works, and only then did I know that she also had literary hobbies outside of work. Later she brought a book manuscript and asked if she could write a preface. It was hard for me to refuse, and it was hard for me to agree, so I just put it off. Almost two years later, when I thought her book had been published, she sent me the revised manuscript, which shows her caution. There have obviously been additions and deletions to the manuscript, and it is very different from the previous edition.

Mossy Days by Guo Chengzhi. "The spring wind blows in spring, and the spring river flows in spring." A wisp of east wind blew through the snowy fields and through the window lattice, blowing away the dullness in the hut; a ray of sunshine stopped under the eaves, jumped into the eyes, and lit up the hope in the heart; a bird's cry hung on the treetops, beating the eardrums, dispersing the loneliness in the heart.

Flying Xanthium, written by Niu Geng. My childhood was spent in a rural village in the plains of eastern Henan where there are paulownia trees and locust trees everywhere. The township government was called a "commune" at that time. The village where the "Commune" is located is called "Jishang" by everyone. There is a health center, grain store, school, police station, post and telecommunications station, Xinhua Bookstore in Jishang... The largest building in Jishang is probably the big house called "Zhoutang Cinema". The cinema in my hometown is tall and grand, with a red roof and gray-white walls. It faces north and south. Every time I enter the cinema, I get lost.

Amy, a stay-at-home mother who came to live in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, from Beijing opened a family hotel to relieve her loneliness. As a result, she saw the real life of various new immigrants who came in and out of the hotel. Here, there is both "the joy of living an extra life" and the sense of alienation that has never been able to integrate into the local area; there is not only the beautiful humanity and true love that does not distinguish between national boundaries, but also the more stringent competition and elimination in the workplace, and the unbearable loneliness of being unable to integrate spiritually in a foreign marriage.

The hundred articles collected in this book are from articles submitted by various universities. These articles take "reading" as the theme, or reflect reading life, or talk about reading feelings, or comment on famous articles. They are divided into four parts: expressing feelings in the book garden, listening to classics, walking in ancient and modern times, and sailing on the other side.

The original intention of writing this book was, from a young age, to relieve my own homesickness and to bring a little pride and a little protection to my family; from an older age, it was also to contribute to the inheritance of the regional culture of my hometown. So, I worked harder to write, hoping to resonate with everyone.

Many articles in this book have been selected as textbooks and teaching aids in my country. Zhang Xiaofeng's writing always has a gentle tenderness that is unique to women, but the tenderness is always filled with the kind of rationality that seems to know all the secrets of the world. Even ordinary scenes in life can allow her to appreciate life; she enters the past and present with emotion, Looking up at the vastness of the universe, looking for the beauty of leisurely life in the noisy city; there is also a cheerful spirit of majesty and chivalry, coupled with the elegance and pathos of women, delicate tenderness, using intelligence to enhance sensibility, and expanding the personal vision to the greater self. With his discerning eyes that see through life, Zhang Xiaofeng tastes beauty, elegance and tenderness in trivial and ordinary things.

This book collects some of the prose essays written by Dai Zhuopu in recent years, many of which have received tens of thousands of hits online and are deeply loved by readers. Although the author mostly writes about ordinary characters and trivial things, and the words are full of positive energy, the writing is natural and emotional, like spring rain moistening things, permeating his love and thinking about life.

"China Pathfinder" is a selection of close-ups by Gao Yuan, chief reporter and senior editor of Liberation Daily. In this anthology, the author describes in detail the important figures who have contributed to China's contemporary development model and the pathfinders of reform. Including: 15 people including Shao Ning, Wang Xinkui, Zhou Qiren, Chen Jia'er, and two character groups: "WTO negotiators" and "Three Heroes of China in the Tokyo Trial". The lives of these characters are not only a process of self-realization, but also a profile of China's progress. Through gentle interviews, the author connects the ups and downs of the interviewees' life stories with the destiny of the country, gossiping about China's 70-year development history. Sparks were sparked in the collision of ideas, leaving a precious record of the great changes in New China in the past 70 years.

Cai Lam's writing style is strong, and you can tell it was written by him as soon as you read it. Eat, drink and have fun, do whatever makes you feel comfortable, and curse when you get angry. I really like this true temperament. "Why Not Life to the Fullest" contains more than 100 classic essays by Chua Lam, using four themes to explain life thoroughly. Talking about fun: The most important thing in life is fun and happiness; Tasting women: Being a beautiful woman requires time to soak in; Talking about friends: Enjoy the company of this moment in the world of fireworks; Talking about food: Even if the whole world is your enemy, delicious food will always be on your side. What is the meaning of life? Eat better, sleep better, have more fun, don't envy others, don't listen to rules, save more life experience, and die without regrets. This is the meaning of life, it's not complicated at all.

This book is a collection of Mr. Wang Zengqi's prose, especially classics such as "Duck Eggs on the Dragon Boat Festival", "Mr. Jin Yuelin", and "Autumn Flowers in Beijing" that have been selected as middle school and high school Chinese textbooks and college entrance examination supplementary readings. Read all of Wang Zengqi's fine prose in one book. Mr. Wang writes, draws and cooks, making ordinary daily life affectionate, interesting and interesting, and conveys his love for life to the world through every word - life is beautiful and people are poetic. Through Wang Zengqi's unique perspective, every small and ordinary thing in life becomes beautiful and brilliant.

The book "Cultural Journey" was first published in 1992. It is a work written by Mr. Yu Qiuyu during his lectures and inspections at home and abroad since 1989. It is his first collection of cultural essays. The whole book mainly consists of two parts, one is historical and cultural essays, and the other is memory essays. His prose is unique, seeing things that ordinary people have never seen, and thinking that ordinary people have never thought of. He is good at taking readers step by step into the long river of history and culture in his beautiful words, enlightening philosophical thinking and arousing emotions. It has extremely high aesthetic value, historical and cultural value. However, due to the great influence of this book, while it has brought countless halo and fans to Mr. Yu Qiuyu, it has also brought countless troubles and piracy. His fame spreads all over the world, but his "slander" also goes with him. Exhausted both physically and mentally, Mr. Yu Qiuyu decided to personally revise and re-edit this book. "Cultural Journey (Revised Edition)" is a revised self-selected collection of Mr. Yu Qiuyu's 30 years of historical and cultural prose, with 18 new articles. Among them, the classics such as "Taoist Tower", "Mogao Grottoes" and "Dujiangyan" that were selected as textbooks have all been rewritten and revised. Compared with the old version, the new version contains more than two-thirds of the new and rewritten chapters, which is a brand new reading experience and humanistic enjoyment for both new and old readers. It can be called the perfect crystallization of Yu Qiuyu's 30 years of unremitting cultural investigation and life thinking.

This book is a collection of the author's achievements in the academic and cultural fields in recent years. It consists of 44 articles with a total of 250,000 words. The content of the whole book belongs to the category of history and literature. It is written "between literature and history" and is characterized by simple explanations and clear explanations. It can be roughly divided into the following parts, with a certain article title as a subtitle. 1. "Watching": 12 articles, which are some thoughts on Chinese and foreign historiography, with a focus on Western historiography. However, the style of historical narratives is mostly literary (prose) and belongs to the category of academic essays. 2. "Under the Fig Tree": 12 articles are included. These articles reflect the author's "not doing his job" in the past two years, and they are articles that cross the boundary of prose creation and are interested in academics. 3. "Long Memories": There are 8 articles in prose style, most of which are memories of the past travels between scholars. 4. "Bringing Cleo to the Public": 11 articles, including book reviews and prefaces in recent years.

Where does a plant originate? How to be spread and communicated? What kind of imagery does it have in different cultures? In different countries, plants often have different cultural connotations, and even within the same culture, the symbolic meaning of plants will change with historical changes. Starting from science and humanity, and combining the history of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, garden history, art history, etc., This book takes a more comprehensive perspective on how humans understand plants, how to give different cultural meanings to different plants, as well as the historical details of the spread of various plants in different regions and cultures and the cultural phenomena they reflect. The origin of the name, global spread, cultural connotation and historical allusions, this book composed of 40 essays on plant culture will give you the feeling of traveling in the time and space where culture and plants are intertwined.

"Listening with the Mountains" is a collection of poetry dialogues by Jidi Maga, one of the most internationally influential poets in contemporary China, a poet of the Yi ethnic group and vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association. It contains 25 dialogues about poetry between the author and well-known Chinese and foreign poets and media figures, including one with Yevtushenko, a famous poet from the Soviet Union and Russia. Long dialogues with the Native American poet Simon Odis, dialogues with the famous Hungarian poet Laz Peter, and answers to questions from Romania's "Contemporary People Magazine" have all had an important impact at home and abroad, and are rich in information, profound and original thinking, and poetic enlightenment.

Chen Xiying was not a very prominent figure in the May 4th New Culture and New Literature movements. However, in the mid-1920s, Chen Xiying was the most prominent controversial opponent in Lu Xun's writings. During 1925, most of Lu Xun's essays were related to Chen Xiying. "Hua Gai Ji" and its "Sequel" are the epitome of this debate. The year 1925 occupies a very important position in Lu Xun's life. There are many interesting things about Lu Xun's social activities, literary creation, and personal life in this year. The ups and downs of 1925 had a profound impact on Lu Xun's life. Chen Xiying appeared in Lu Xun's field of vision at such a time, and naturally became an important figure that cannot be ignored when studying Lu Xun in this period. In a documentary + commentary style, this book restores the 1925 debate between Lu Xun and Chen Xiying as much as possible, and carefully observes it under a microscope to analyze its causes, the reasons why Lu Xun did not flinch or even pursued and fought fiercely, the mentality and stance of many people who tried to stop the conflict, and especially the impact of this debate on Lu Xun's essays and new literature. No matter from which angle you look at it, Lu Xun in 1925 appears to be so meaningful. Lu Xun's thoughts, emotions, literary creations and social activities were all condensed in this year, giving rise to many stories that future generations will never tell or tell.

31 stories of warmth and healing, 365 days and nights of companionship. "You Think I'm Sensible, But Actually I Just Gave Up on You" is the first deeply affectionate work by the new healing writer Bai Yan, who will stay with you affectionately on the road of love. Accompanying you day and night to taste the sweetness and bitterness of love, even if you fall into unequal emotions, dare to leave decisively and transform into growth. This new collection of short essays is written for thousands of girls. With solid and unique content and unique and alternative thinking, it allows girls to maintain a fearless attitude and become the best version of themselves when facing the confusion of youth and the complexity of love.

Based on the background of Weichuang, a rural town before and after the Revolution of 1911, a homeless man named Ah Q, whose main characteristic is "spiritual victory", is created, and the soul of the Chinese people who have been severely harmed both materially and spiritually is depicted. Lu Xun's novels are known for their acrimony. The Ah Q in "The True Story of Ah Q" is a transcendental expression of the spiritual victory method and is the pinnacle of Lu Xun's description of national character.

2017 Chinese Good Books, winner of the 7th Lu Xun Literature Award. The sunflowers in Altay are more intense than those in Arles, and the closest relatives and livestock are all family members. Li Juan, a critically acclaimed new generation of non-fiction prose writer, is a new masterpiece following the "Sheep Road" trilogy. Mother took her poultry and livestock with her family and moved to the Gobi on the banks of the Ulungu River. They settled in a "winter nest" beside a sunflower field and began a farming life full of hardships and adventures. A hundred acres of sunflower land opened up in the desert experienced goose-throated antelopes, three replantings, and successive droughts and insect pests until the harvest, with a faint hope and a long wait in between... In these auspicious records, the author focused his thoughts on the details of the lives of his family members for the first time. They and the boundless desert constitute a complete ecological sample.

In the past hundred years, Disney has grown from scratch, from small to large, from weak to strong. Its development trajectory is enough to prove that it creates everywhere, every day, and everything. In the final analysis, Disney started by creating and developed by creating. Because of Chuang, everything about Disney exists. Therefore, creation is the soul of Disney, creation is the essence of Disney, and creation is the password of Disney! This book is a collection of cultural essays on Disney's innovative themes. It was compiled by the author after collecting, organizing and researching Disney culture for many years. It is also one of the author's series of books on Disney culture. At present, there is no similar book on the market that introduces Disney's "innovation" from multiple angles. This book attempts to use essay writing to talk about Disney's "secrets" in a relaxed way. This book is informative, interesting, informative and readable.

This book is Zhang Xiaofeng's first collection of travel essays. The author personally selects travel essays from various periods, and some chapters are published for the first time in mainland China. What kind of emotion and resonance will be inspired by decades of life experience when encountering magnificent rivers and mountains? The author traveled through thousands of rivers and mountains with steady steps, and experienced exotic scenery with a sensitive heart. While walking, I find the joy and pain that have been swallowed up by time, and see the shadows cast by today's people in ancient times. The author tells you with a calm and warm tone that this may not be a journey, but a return to everyone's spiritual home. "Release your body in thousands of mountains and rivers", let us who belong to thousands of mountains and rivers return to thousands of mountains and rivers.

This book is Zhang Xiaofeng's latest collection of emotional and beautiful essays, which selects the essence of 50 years of articles. The clean words and light emotions express a woman's understanding of love and marriage after years of accumulation: To love someone is to live with him wholeheartedly and fill up each other's time and life; in marriage, we are just ordinary and ordinary. Men and women are destined to have no thrilling plot to tell, but in a simple sentence in life, there is also endless tenderness; after becoming a mother, I have experienced all kinds of things, recalling the mother's hardship and sacrifice, is there any character in the world who is more lonely than the mother?

"Love and Loneliness" contains a total of 61 prose works by the beautiful traveling writer Qi Jun. Qi Jun's prose is unique in its nostalgia for the past. For Qijun, Zhejiang Yongjia, Taiwan, East New York, and New Jersey occupied three periods of her life. In a broad sense, they are all "hometowns." Qijun also unreservedly wrote down the sentiments of her hometown, the customs of Taiwan, and her feelings about traveling to the United States. She condenses her longings for her hometown and relatives in her writing. Her feelings are strong and sincere, her writing style is simple and plain, her writing style is clear and elegant, and she can see the depth in the plainness.

The best-selling author of two million copies. After 6 years, Twelve uses a new perspective to tell you how to calmly face the troubles in love, marriage and family of origin. 43 New insights, more transparent and freer! We spend our lives not to please others, but to live our true selves. May all women not be afraid of the future and not dwell on the past. The first part directly advises women to affirm their own value - women will encounter lovelorn relationships in relationships between men and women. The focus is on men and family, coupled with the traditional disciplines of their parents, they often deny themselves. All this is just because they have lost their own value; the second part focuses on men and their interactions in family life, analyzing the nature of family life and the personality differences between men and women, emphasizing rational and restrained interactions, not overpaying, and not consuming yourself; the third part starts from personal growth and tells how women can coexist with age and experience in life, become more refined and calm women, and live the way they want.

This book is a fine collection of prose essays by the famous writer Xiao Fuxing, who won the first "National Primary and Secondary School Students' Favorite Writer" title. The author is knowledgeable and knowledgeable, and his writing is interesting. From the twenty-four solar terms to all kinds of things in the world, it is fresh, natural, unrestrained and transcendent. The styles of the beautiful articles in the book are very different, some are rich and elegant, some are deep and simple, gentle and touching, reflecting the author's passion and observation of life. They are highly readable, highlight the tenacity and harmonious beauty of Xiao's prose, and provide an excellent window for readers to understand literary masters.

This book describes the legendary life of Guan Jinxian, the founder of Southern Logistics Group. Her youth was dedicated to China's logistics industry, and her growth also witnessed the growth of China's logistics industry. Experience the start, change, innovation and leap of the logistics industry, and witness the twists and turns, pains, joys and sorrows and glory of the transition from traditional logistics to modern logistics. After 30 years of hard work, Southern Logistics has developed into a modern comprehensive service group company, and she has also led her relatives and friends on the road to common prosperity.