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This collection of poems includes the author's latest poems written in the past two years. His writing revolves around the core of the avant-garde spirit, with complex and rich techniques, including the blending of narrative and lyricism, as well as in-depth exploration of romanticism, expressionism, and surrealism, as well as experimental attempts at poetic language. The poet's personal expressions of life truth, urban elements, philosophical thinking, and cosmology involved in his works constitute a unique voice of language art in spiritual phenomenology.

This book focuses on the many dimensions of life and discusses the philosophy of life. It is the essence of Hu Shi's thoughts. It is divided into four parts: On Freedom, On Reading and Culture, On Life, and On Society, including famous articles such as What is the Meaning of Life, Tolerance and Freedom, A Self-Defense Prescription of Three Flavors, as well as words about life and the philosophy of life in Hu Shi's speeches. This book will fully demonstrate the profound thinking about life of a generation of thinkers Hu Shi, and will have good educational significance for the public.

Zhu Ziqing is famous for his prose. In addition to his popular masterpieces such as "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Spring", "Hurry" and "Back View", he also has a large number of wonderful argumentative essays that explain the true meaning of life. The content of this book consists of two parts. One part contains Zhu Ziqing's words on sincerity, others, himself, affectation, youth, integrity, eating, appreciation of both refined and popular tastes, and beauty. The other part also includes his "Hurry", "To the Dead Husband", "Back View" and other words. One discussion and one narrative, telling the true meaning of life from two dimensions.

What will love look like when it gets older? How should we deal with the past when it comes uninvited like a dog? Is it unsightly to see a piece of tea soaked in time for decades? This collection of essays records writer Ai Ling's unique discoveries and feelings about the world, with sincerity and warmth revealed between the lines. After walking in the world for fifty years, she has both the keenness of a middle-aged woman and the eyes of a child, which allows her to often discover the absurdity of social life and feel grateful at the same time.

Bao Linxuan's collection of poems "The Land Is Red" collects the poet's masterpieces in recent years, and also includes some representative and commemorative works created in his early years. The book is divided into four parts, including the understanding and thinking of the world; the affectionate observation and sincere description of family and friendship; the calm observation and realization of all things in nature; and the insight and detailed engraving of the passing time and changing life. These poems are the fusion of the poet's personality and spirit. They are also an important achievement in the phenomenon of "new returning poets" in the poetry world in recent years. They embody an independent and uninhibited artistic style in the evolution of contemporary poetry creation.

This book is a collection of the author's prose creations, including more than 60 essays, including memories of relatives, hometown, military life, articles by seniors in the publishing industry, and some travel notes. Due to his work, the author has traveled all over the world, leaving behind long feelings and many life experiences in every place. From this collection of essays, we can see the trajectory of the author's life and thoughts.

This book consists of three parts: essays on national cultivation (such as aesthetic education and life, scientific cultivation, obligations and rights, etc.), Middle school self-cultivation textbooks (Part 1 and 2), and Chinese Industrial School handouts (30 chapters on moral education and 10 chapters on intellectual education). This is the essence of Cai Yuanpei's talk about life, morality, education, and cultivation. It is of great significance for carrying forward traditional moral education culture, improving national quality cultivation, and practicing socialist core values.

Content introduction: Shandong cuisine, Sichuan cuisine, Cantonese cuisine, Jiangsu cuisine, Zhejiang cuisine, Fujian cuisine, Hunan cuisine, and Anhui cuisine, which of the eight major cuisines do you like to eat? Chaozhou cuisine, Northeastern cuisine, local cuisine, Gan cuisine, Hubei cuisine, Beijing cuisine, Tianjin cuisine, Hebei cuisine, Henan cuisine, Hakka cuisine, Halal cuisine, which ones have you not tried? What is the difference between Bianyifang and Quanjude roast duck? Why is the "Xinghua Village" mentioned in Du Mu's poem not Xinghua Village in Fenyang, Shanxi? What is the unique way of drinking three-course tea of ​​the Bai people in Dali? How has Shandong Dezhou Five-Spice Boneless Braised Chicken remained consistent for more than 70 years? What are the special ways to make the most common fried noodles? More than a hundred short stories introduce in detail the delicacies from various parts of China, as well as the legends and stories behind the delicacies.

Leave space to the world and time to yourself. This is a book for those who struggle alone. It focuses on exploring the possibility of a better life and a better society from an individual perspective. Faced with the double pressure from the state and society, the author analyzes "selflessness means no morality", "pessimistic rationality", "incomplete compassion" and "the tyranny of the majority", and criticizes the popular concepts such as "refined egoist". The author believes that the passion for beauty is the basis of man's divinity. In its attitude towards suffering and absurdity, this book is full of tender sympathy for the individual's situation. Joy and pain are all plants and trees in the garden of human destiny, and they have the same weight. Here, Sisyphean futility is bliss. When a living person sees life, he not only pushes the stones on the ground, but also the roses in the sky. True compassion, in addition to sacrifice for all sentient beings, also includes self-perfection.

Following "Middle School Students in the 1980s", the famous photographer Ren Shulin's new masterpiece. An autobiographical memoir, exclusively revealed with a large number of rare photos. It has been accumulated for many years and is an attempt to write images in a literary way. Use pen tips and negatives to record the youth and growth of a generation. In "Stainless Time", the author reveals his youth and photography journey: the student years in a special era, the enlightenment and exploration of photography, the before and after shooting of "Middle School Students in the 1980s", the shooting in the mining area after leaving middle school, and after going to the sea. The confusion and epiphany, the simple yet complex relationship with his father... The courage to act boldly, the ambiguous emotions, the faint guilt and reluctance, and the sudden epiphany are just like the youth that each of us has experienced.

The author of this set of books is a famous literary and historical writer and columnist. In his early years, he lived in Beijing for several decades. He had a wide circle of friends. He was familiar with the articles of former sages and memorized natural history. He was extensively involved in Beijing's literary and historical anecdotes, art garden anecdotes, celebrity anecdotes and cultural relics and treasures, and he knew the local customs and customs well. After settling in Hong Kong in 1976, he traveled between Hong Kong and Beijing. Since the 1980s, under the pen names of Zhou Xuduan, Zhou Bin, and Sima An, he has opened columns such as "Records of Beijing," "Interests in Kyushu," and "Interests in China" in Hong Kong's Overseas Chinese Daily, Ta Kung Pao, Taiwan's World Tribune, and many other newspapers. He talks about social anecdotes and literary and historical anecdotes, which are very popular among readers. Later, the content of his stories spread all over the country, and the column was renamed "China's Anecdotes." "Old Folk Customs" is one of the Chinese Anecdotes. The author tells interestingly many little-known folk customs in the old days.

Weird cultural and historical landscapes, detailed and rich architectural anecdotes, the mysteries of the imperial palace and city gates re-prefaced by Mr. Feng Dabiao, the stories outside the temples and towers, the most beautiful scenery, the most interesting legends and the most arduous travel notes in the "Shenzhou Anecdotes Series". The earliest park, the more than 500-year history of Deshengmen, the Yiling Tomb outside the Ming Tombs, Cixi's Baoding Palace, the red leaves in Fragrant Mountain, Du Fu's Thatched Cottage, the "Presidential Palace" in Nanjing, Zhou Jian Duan's "Travel Notes to Scenic Spots" records the palaces, palaces, garden buildings, Guanshan scenic spots, temples and pagodas. One hundred and thirteen short stories, endless anecdotes about China. Just open a page at will, and you can get a moment of relaxation from the busy and stressful work, like driving a small boat floating freely in the sea of ​​smoke, or like a good swimmer swimming freely in the water.

The four old houses were all built close to Panjiang River. Each of them had its own different experiences and fates. Dong writer Pan Nianying tells us the stories of four old houses in his memory, presenting us with the life experiences of several generations of Dong people in remote mountainous areas, reflecting the contemporary history of the Dong people.

This book describes the selfless and fearless spirit of the older generation of hydropower workers in the early days of the founding of New China, against the backdrop of the establishment of a large-scale professional hydropower construction team in our country. The author uses the artistic technique of typical character creation to create a group portrait of the contemporary "Dayu" headed by Zhang Qiyuan. Through a series of personal emotional entanglements and the overcoming of difficulties at work, the author describes the struggle of countless ordinary people who actively participated in hydropower construction to realize the simple ideal of turning flood hazards into water conservancy, praying for good weather and hoping for safe rivers for thousands of years. The book is about 280,000 words.

The author uses a unique and sentimental sketch style to vividly describe various aspects of the Chinese painting world, such as human relationships and anecdotes. It contains historical facts, textual research, discussions, and sincere feelings. It pays equal attention to knowledge and interest. It vividly presents a picture of the painting world, which can not only give a glimpse of the magnificence of the painters in the past, but also arouse people's longing for the painting world, which is evocative.

"Sexy Wild Notes" is a collection of cultural essays written by Hou Lei, a master of historical research. The manuscript content includes the lives of small people in the old days, the incisive spring classics of Jianghu people, the details of opera and folk art, the elegance of traditional scholarly families, and green forests. The legend of the murder... Recounts the prosperity of the past and those unknown cultural anecdotes in the gossip notes, systematically combing China's history, social changes, and Chinese thinking patterns. It is interesting, well-founded, and can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people.

Beijing is truly a treasure. Not only does it have a long history and rich anecdotes, but it is also full of places of interest both inside and outside the city. It is also remembered for the extraordinary people who lived here. ... There are politicians who are all over the place, scholars who have learned both Chinese and Western knowledge, famous calligraphers and painters, famous folk performers, and even martial arts masters with unique skills. "Celebrity Dictionary" can only tell you the official resume of these figures, but this book can vividly depict their mental outlook through anecdotes.

In life, you have to experience pain, big and small. If you hold great pain in your heart, many small pains can be resolved; if you hold great joy in your heart, many small joys can be covered. What's more important is to turn your life into a work of art, live your life in happiness, and don't have to pursue or care about anything else. What's more important is to turn your life into a work of art, live your life in happiness, and don't have to pursue or care about anything else. For ordinary people like us, the best state of life may be nothing else, but to become a happy family.

This is a literary essay that combines movie plots with life details. We eat, go to the toilet, bathe, smoke, quarrel, raise dogs, fall in love, make love... In a word, we are living. At the same time, we also watch movies, not only watching other people's stories, but also thinking about our own lives. So, when movies show these details of life, what kind of social facts do they reflect and what kind of insights do they bring to people? This book is an analysis and interpretation of these issues. The article uses horizontal comparison and excerpts to observe how different movies represent life events. It is structurally divided into five parts: "Everyday Extraordinary", "Men and Women's Things", "Ashes of Time", "Unbounded Good and Evil", and "Leisure and Ease". It is not a collection of film reviews, nor an attempt to interpret the artistic techniques of the film, but an attempt to use the stories, plots and characters in the film to see through the details of real life. It is a book that explores life, light and shadow.

This book records the lives of several ordinary people. It seems desirable, but it is also achievable by every ordinary person. It is literary, delicate, warm, and full of fun. It can help readers find the path that suits them best - to have daily joy.

"Each One Goes to Practice" This book records the lives of several ordinary people. It seems desirable, but it is something that every ordinary person can achieve. It is literary, delicate, warm, and full of fun. It can help readers find the path that suits them best - to have daily joy. "Only Food Can Comfort" contains 22 beautiful articles related to food, telling the affectionate stories in life one by one. The love of one vegetable and one meal has a long history, and the gaze in the depths of time travels through time. Those tastes are full of affection, and they move people to tears as time goes by. A bowl of simple, everyday rice and an ordinary dish of scrambled eggs with tomatoes all contain the philosophy of life. Reading this book makes my mouth full of fragrance and my heart swaying.

This is a collection of solid, detailed and insightful essays, including four parts: book reviews, film reviews, current reviews, and writing. It collects the words that the author has published in the past ten years, which have touched him and many readers the most. They are often written late at night, embodying all the author's insights and introspections in the past ten years. They are a kind of record, recording the process of dialogue between the author and the book, the movie, other people, and the world.

Feng Zikai is a famous name on the stage of modern Chinese culture and art. This book is a selection of quotations from Feng Zikai's writings by Feng Zikai's young daughter, teacher Feng Yiyin. The content covers Feng Zikai's talk about art, literature, poetry, children, calligraphy and epigraphy, life philosophy and leisure... As far as art and life are concerned, it can be said that he talks about everything. For example, Feng Zikai talks about art: "A great artist must have artistic literacy in his youth. To put it another way: he must have a full artistic environment and education in his youth, and then he can become a great artist when he grows up." Another example is when he talks about life: "You can't be perfect in life. For practical gain... People become boring, rigid, cold and ruthless animals. This is not 'life', but just a kind of 'survival'." And so on, Feng Zikai's life and art quotes are full of wisdom in life and the true meaning of art.

"Each One Goes to Practice" This book records the lives of several ordinary people. It seems desirable, but it is something that every ordinary person can achieve. It is literary, delicate, warm, and full of fun. It can help readers find the path that suits them best - to have daily joy. "Only Food Can Comfort" contains 22 beautiful articles related to food, telling affectionate stories in life. The love of one vegetable and one meal has a long history, and the gaze in the depths of time travels through time. Those tastes are full of affection, and they move people to tears as time goes by. A bowl of simple, everyday rice and an ordinary dish of scrambled eggs with tomatoes all contain the philosophy of life. Reading this book makes my mouth full of fragrance and my heart swaying. Those times spent in the countryside are so beautiful and light. Watch the water flowing, listen to the chirping of birds, pick wild fruits, and bask in the sun; the clouds are flowing and the wind is blowing. The author writes about his life with fresh and natural writing style, and also presents the insights and experiences gained from the dialogue with nature at that moment. In fact, everyone has a dream for a poetic life like "Daily Life in the Mountains", but how many people can achieve it? In this book, the author presents them one by one for us. Reading these beautiful words, even in the busy city, your mind can experience a period of daily life in the mountains.

This book contains 22 beautiful articles related to food, telling affectionate stories in life. The love of one vegetable and one meal has a long history, and the gaze in the depths of time travels through time. Those tastes are full of affection, and they move people to tears as time goes by. A bowl of simple, everyday rice and an ordinary dish of scrambled eggs with tomatoes all contain the philosophy of life. Reading this book makes my mouth full of fragrance and my heart swaying.

"Reading should be accompanied by a pen." In the process of reading and teaching, the author of this book saw with his eyes, hands, and heart. He read and wrote, recorded his thoughts, recounted and rewritten, or commented on the poetry, or criticized the Tang and Song Dynasties, or took a look at the Ming and Qing Dynasties. He kept thinking about several outstanding writers, classic works, and important classics from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, conducted in-depth and simple research and analysis, and finally compiled it into a volume. Therefore, this book can be used as extracurricular reading for undergraduate Chinese majors, and can also provide reference for Chinese classical literature lovers.

This is a collection of essays written by a profound literary and artistic patient. It records the author's experiences of traveling around the world in recent years, from Japan to Pakistan, from Dubai to Nepal. His thoughts and feelings triggered by what he saw and heard, whether it is work or travel, long or short articles, or photographs of people or scenery, all show the most sensitive, delicate and soft emotional world in the heart of a middle-aged Buddhist literary and artistic person, as well as the appearance of all things in the world, exploring the subtle truth of life bit by bit.

I believe that a person who does not know how to enjoy being alone will never be able to shine. I also believe that a person who only walks on his own toes will eventually trip over himself. Everyone should have more than one form. The inner "I" longs to save the outer "I", and the outer "I" is searching for the inner "I" with all kinds of hardships. However, this process is difficult. Jumping out of yourself may be the best way to find yourself. It is inevitable that we will meet many people in this life. Through constant encounters, we will see different forms of existence, hear different voices, and touch different heartbeats. Sometimes, you will be surprised to find that it is easier for you to see your original appearance in the eyes of others. This is the original intention of why I wanted to write this book. I am not a good storyteller, I just want to talk to you like a friend.

A media person, with his children, returned to the mountains and built a house in the countryside where he could bask in the sun, and a small courtyard with flowers and fruits. In the four seasons, go see: vegetation, insects and fish, starry sky, mountains, mist, heavy rain, birds, evening breeze, streams. From now on, not a single moment is wasted...

Those times spent in the countryside are so beautiful and light. Watch the water flowing, listen to the chirping of birds, pick wild fruits, and bask in the sun; the clouds are flowing and the wind is blowing. The author writes about his life with fresh and natural writing style, and also presents the insights and experiences gained from the dialogue with nature at that moment. In fact, everyone has a dream of such a poetic life, but how many people can achieve it? In this book, the author presents them one by one for us. Reading these beautiful words, even in the busy city, your mind can experience a period of daily life in the mountains.

Zhou Xiaofeng is a famous contemporary essayist and the winner of Lu Xun Literature Award, Feng Mu Literature Award, Bing Xin Prose Award, October Literature Award, People's Literature Award and other awards. Zhou Xiaofeng is the literary planner of Zhang Yimou's team and has planned films such as "Love at the Hawthorn Tree", "Jinling Thirteen Beauties" and "Return". The manuscript's historical and personal insights and meticulous literary language are very different from similar books on the market. "Like Migratory Birds" collects more than ten new prose works by Zhou Xiaofeng in the past two years. It provides readers with a large number of avant-garde prose texts and real and fresh life experiences with complex, exciting and turbulent Baroque rhetoric and extremely delicate observation and perception of all things in the world.

The author of this set of books is a famous literary and historical writer and columnist. In his early years, he lived in Beijing for several decades. He had a wide circle of friends. He was familiar with the articles of former sages and memorized natural history. He was extensively involved in Beijing's literary and historical anecdotes, art garden anecdotes, celebrity anecdotes and cultural relics and treasures, and he knew the local customs and customs well. After settling in Hong Kong in 1976, he traveled between Hong Kong and Beijing. Since the 1980s, under the pen names of Zhou Xuduan, Zhou Bin, and Sima An, he has opened columns such as "Records of Beijing," "Interests in Kyushu," and "Interests in China" in Hong Kong's Overseas Chinese Daily, Ta Kung Pao, Taiwan's World Tribune, and many other newspapers. He talks about social anecdotes and literary and historical anecdotes, which are very popular among readers. Later, the content of his stories spread all over the country, and the column was renamed "China's Anecdotes." "The Universe in Words" tells the story of celebrities and words.

Every love is a responsibility; Sun Li shares the warm stories between her and animals; visits to 13 adoptive families + hundreds of photos to record warm moments + pet information tips; all things are animistic, respect life, and advocate "adoption instead of buying" to make life more loving; the book contains intimate photos of flowers and animals, etc.; Every cute little animal has two lives, one is when it is born, and the other is when it meets you. After deducting related costs, all remaining profits from the royalties from the publication of this book will be used for charity.

Watching a movie is like eating Western food. Youth films are the appetizer, without love, the focus is lost; drama films are the main course, without love, there is no climax... Love is like salt and sugar to movies, sometimes tangible, sometimes invisible, always underestimated, but never forgotten. This is a collection of columns and essays that specializes in the study of love movies. A Lang, the editor-in-chief of "Watching Movies" magazine, uses his sharp eyes, sharp tone, and flowery brushwork to deconstruct a secret and independent planet of love movies. In this secret time and space of love movies, you can experience the masters' bizarre characters, twists and turns of ideas, as well as the difficult choices and complex desires in our hearts. "Kingdom of the Senses", "Drifting Bathroom", "Pillow Book"... The tearing between people, sex and humanity renders the true color of the soul. There are many boring gentlemen in the world of mortals, but there are very few rich and wonderful people in the world. I want to do to you what spring does to the cherry tree.

Someone once said: In this world, no one knows who is waiting for whom. But regarding the matter of I love you, I am not afraid of waiting too long or taking many detours. Before meeting you, we may have seen the scenery with others, and we have also shed tears with others. But I still believe that there must be a you in this world, maybe wandering in a dimly lit place. I don't want to love someone easily anymore, I just want to wait for you quietly. You are here, I want to look at you carefully and hold your hand tightly. Love is too uncertain. But I know you will come, so I wait.

This is a selection of the self-media program of the same name by collector Ma Weidu. The program was launched on Youku less than a year ago, with over 200 million views and over 500,000 fans. It covers everything from food, clothing, housing, transportation, astronomy, geography, knowledge, insights, and life experience. The content is rich, the attitude is sincere, and the book is full of fun. Reading it will broaden your knowledge and gain valuable life experience. It can be said to be suitable for all ages, and for both men and women. It can be used as leisure reading or as a cultural encyclopedia. The book contains forty-three carefully organized talk shows, each with an actual picture of a rare cultural relic and a thorough explanation by the author.

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This "Study on Lu Xun" is based on the desire to study Lu Xun in the spirit of "On New Democracy". The author said: We draw our conclusion through a specific analysis of Lu Xun's works, because Lu Xun, a great thinker and great revolutionary, is after all a great litterateur, and we must master his works. We dare not say that our opinions are correct. We express them so that we can be corrected. The book includes "Lu Xun completely opposed feudal culture", "Lu Xun was the earliest person who made the most contribution to writing Mandarin", "Lu Xun looked forward to the torch and did not regard himself as a mentor", "Lu Xun's political line and literary practice" and other contents.

This is a non-fiction literary work that reflects the career and life destiny of teachers. The author records the stories of all his teachers from primary school, middle school to university. They are flesh-and-blood, with distinct personalities, amiable and respectable. The work is rich in details and touching in plot. It can be described as a biography of teachers and a history of contemporary Chinese education. The author is not conveying the common teacher-student relationship, but intends to show the unique spiritual inheritance relationship: countless teachers with outstanding character have nourished every life with their words and deeds; parents gave birth to our bodies, and teachers gave us souls. In this sense, they are our second parents. The author does not hide his dignity and faithfully records his ups and downs of life and destiny. Therefore, it is also a masterpiece that profoundly reveals the living conditions of teachers.

This is a selection of the self-media program of the same name by collector Ma Weidu. The program was launched on Youku less than a year ago, with over 200 million views and over 500,000 fans. It covers everything from food, clothing, housing, transportation, astronomy, geography, knowledge, insights, and life experience. The content is rich, the attitude is sincere, and the book is full of fun. Reading it will broaden your knowledge and gain valuable life experience. It can be said to be suitable for all ages, and for both men and women. It can be used as leisure reading or as a cultural encyclopedia. The book contains nearly fifty carefully organized talk shows, each of which is accompanied by an actual picture of a rare cultural relic and a thorough explanation by the author.

This "Study on Lu Xun" is based on the desire to study Lu Xun in the spirit of "On New Democracy". The author said: We draw our conclusion through a specific analysis of Lu Xun's works, because Lu Xun, a great thinker and great revolutionary, is after all a great litterateur, and we must master his works. We dare not say that our opinions are correct. We express them so that we can be corrected. The book includes "Lu Xun completely opposed feudal culture", "Lu Xun was the earliest person who made the most contribution to writing Mandarin", "Lu Xun looked forward to the torch and did not regard himself as a mentor", "Lu Xun's political line and literary practice" and other contents.

When Cai Chunzhu posted "A Letter to My Son" on his blog, almost overnight, the letter was viewed hundreds of thousands of times and was forwarded and commented upon tens of thousands of times. Xiao Cai's Weibo fans, named "Daddy Loves Hehe", also increased more than tenfold in a short period of time, and he was known as the "Father of Autism". After his son Xihe was diagnosed with autism, Xiao Cai recorded every detail of Xihe's life with humorous language and dramatic details, carefully avoiding the whirlpool of tragedy, and showing optimism and love for life with laughter and tears.

The author of this book is a famous literary and historical writer and columnist. In his early years, he lived in Beijing for several decades. He had a wide circle of friends. He was familiar with the articles of former sages and memorized natural history. He was extensively involved in Beijing's literary and historical anecdotes, art garden anecdotes, celebrity anecdotes and cultural relics and treasures, and he knew the local customs and customs well. After settling in Hong Kong in 1976, he traveled between Hong Kong and Beijing. Since the 1980s, under the pen names of Zhou Xuduan, Zhou Bin, and Sima An, he has opened columns such as "Records of Beijing," "Interests in Kyushu," and "Interests in China" in Hong Kong's Overseas Chinese Daily, Ta Kung Pao, Taiwan's World Tribune, and many other newspapers. He talks about social anecdotes and literary and historical anecdotes, which are very popular among readers. Later, the content of his stories spread all over the country, and the column was renamed "China's Anecdotes." "The Grand Stage" is a collection of Chinese anecdotes, which collects the story of the pear garden into a volume.

Mr. Zhu Guangqian is a famous esthetician in my country. He has learned both Chinese and Western knowledge and is knowledgeable about the past and present. The aesthetic system he has formed integrates Western aesthetics and traditional Chinese aesthetics, and bridges modern Chinese aesthetics and contemporary aesthetics. "What I Saw in Spring: All Things End, Will Be Beautiful" is based on the principle of being easy to understand and explaining the profound in a simple way. It selects 30 articles from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's aesthetic works and organizes them into a collection according to the order of aesthetic principles, aesthetic taste, art appreciation, artistic creation, beauty and life. It guides readers to see the world with a beautiful eye, discover beauty, appreciate beauty, and create beauty in art and life.

Your life has not surpassed many people, but it has never been surpassed. The world may seem messy, but there is always a glimmer of light in the details. As long as we see each other every day, you and I have long been accustomed to it. There is always a long-term companionship for you to get used to, but no matter how ordinary an existence is, there is an amazing side. Rice, which is bland in color and taste, is the best at resisting hunger. Homes that are not luxurious are the warmest. Life without counterattacks has been steadily moving upstream. Ordinary happiness does not mean ordinary. There are many small beauties that you have, and maybe you are one of them.

Through 20 stories, this book tells different life experiences such as dreams, emotions, loneliness, and happiness. Every story can touch our emotions and trigger our experience of life. No matter how life treats us, we must have an optimistic attitude and use a smile to warm all the coldness in the world.

This book is the music notes of the famous writer Xiao Fuxing. It won the first Bing Xin Prose Award and has been reprinted and reprinted many times. This new revision includes the latest works. Xiao Fuxing connects the history of music with the stories of musicians one by one, from Bach, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, to Bob Dylan, John Lennon, the Eagles, Capone... The musicians are more three-dimensional and full in the historical background, and the history has vivid details against the background of the characters.

This is a valley in the remnants of Luliang Mountain. The valley is not deep, and it is even more quiet because of the morning bells and evening drums of Xuanzhong Temple. Every early morning, the sun here is always awakened by the cooing of the brown-eared pheasant, which echoes melodiously in the quiet valley. Having a temple, having a kind heart, and persevering in feeding and treating them with kindness finally allowed us to see a harmonious scene and finally be able to get up close and personal with the Brown-eared Pheasant. There is no doubt that the Brown-eared Pheasant is the master of this valley. Every time it appears, it stirs up the valley with its high-pitched and resonant singing, like a war bugle constantly clashing between the mountain walls. Most of the time, they will choose to make a grand appearance by falling from the sky. After landing, they calmly tidied up their slightly messy feathers, raised their heads high to stare at their neighbors, and then walked elegantly to forage. Star crows, tits, great reed warblers, woodpeckers, whooper swans, owls, herons... In such valleys, there are many more creatures like the brown-eared pheasant. They coexist harmoniously, awakening the entire valley from hibernation, waiting for every spring to bloom.

This book is a guide for young working women and a magic book that enhances female charm. Through vivid examples, readers can understand and recognize themselves more intuitively and vividly. Find an exit in the fog of life, improve your emotional intelligence, enhance your self-confidence, and be your own queen!

This is a small book about flowers and plants. Perhaps, it's not just the flowers and plants, but also the memories, emotions and the slowly passing time attached to them. Starting from writing about flowers and plants, the author thought of the various people he met in life and their different situations. Meeting and separation are just like flowers blooming and fading sometimes, they are all traces of time.