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"The Scholars" is a novel with intellectuals as the main description object, and it is also a typical satirical novel. "The Scholars" describes some images of Confucian scholars who were deeply poisoned by the eight-part imperial examination system, reflecting the corruption of the secular atmosphere at that time.

"Weishenji" is a collection of Lao She's short story collection "Weishenji" and novella collection "Crescent Collection". "Weishen Collection" and "Crescent Collection" are both collections selected by Mr. Lao She himself. They were originally published in the 1940s. This book is illustrated by Yuan Yunsheng.

"Wuthering Heights" (1847) has been reviewed as a poem written in prose. It mainly tells the love story between the two heroines Catherine and Heathcliff who sacrifice their lives. The author uses prose poems to describe the story, uses landscape paintings as the background, and uses fantasy dreams to exaggerate the love between the two, making this novel highly artistic.

"Fragrant Soul Girl" is a collection of novellas by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin. The film adapted from his novella of the same name won the "Golden Bear Award" at the 43rd Berlin Film Festival. 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 one movie script. "The Sesame Oil Shop by the Xianghun Pond" is a collection of novellas by Zhou Daxin.

This book lasted 3 years and was written by accumulating every detail of life. Part of it was written while visiting the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. I hope this book can bring you a different feeling! This is the road leading to Shaoshan Chong, and it is also the road for people in Shaoshan Chong to go to Shaoshan City or Xiangtan. 105 Years ago (after the Spring Festival in 1911), 18-year-old Mao Runzhi set off from this road with his luggage after celebrating the New Year at home and left home. Transportation was inconvenient at that time, so Mao Runzhi went out for the first time and walked for a day to Xiangtan. Then he took a boat in Xiangtan and followed the Xiangjiang River north to the provincial capital Changsha, where he studied at the provincial middle school in Xiangxiang. This was Mao Runzhi's first trip away from home, and from then on he began a different life.

"Flower City Annual Selection" is a kind of book, and all selected are essays published in domestic newspapers, periodicals or on the Internet. The articles cover a wide range of topics, some of which are hot topics nowadays, and some of which are old topics. They are closely related to the social phenomena and various national economy and people's livelihood matters that are of great concern to the public today, and are full of practical concerns.

Zhu Ziqing's prose is not only called "the first-class love literature in the world", but also "a model of beautiful Chinese vernacular prose". Based on content such as "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "White Horse Lake" and "Winter", the book is carefully creatively designed and hand-painted with exquisite illustrations. The simple painting style complements Zhu Ziqing's writing style. Edited by theme, a total of 48 essays on different themes are included to make reading more targeted. Zhu Ziqing's prose is known as "a model of beautiful vernacular prose" and "the first-class love literature in the world." This collection of Zhu Ziqing's selected essays "Back View" not only includes his most popular famous poems "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Hurry", "Traces of Wenzhou", "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lanterns", "Spring" and "For the Dead Wife", etc., But also selects his beautiful travel notes such as "Venice", "Rome", "Berlin", "Paris" and "The Literary Man's House" written after he traveled to several European countries during his study tour in the UK. It perfectly presents the style and characteristics of Zhu Ziqing's prose, and you can fully appreciate the emotion and beauty of his prose.

This is a beautiful love letter written by Shen Fu to his wife Yunniang. From the thrill of their first meeting to the love after marriage; from talking about poetry and painting to admiring the moon and playing with flowers, the ordinary couple Chaimi turned their poor life into a poem. They encountered family changes, experienced ups and downs in their lives, and were displaced from place to place, but they always supported each other and never left each other. After Yun Niang died of illness, Shen Fu wrote six volumes of "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" with a clear and elegant pen, to comfort the lovesickness separated by life and death. "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" has the leisurely time of falling flowers and flowing water, the calmness and silence of the garden dream, and the beauty of the morning light of common people eating vegetables. It has been circulating for more than a hundred years since the late Qing Dynasty.

Although I am also a woman, after listening to Lin Cong's story, I still couldn't control the shock that came from deep inside. I have to admit that this world is a big stage made up of people, and on this stage, different people are doing different performances for different people, and behind these performances, how many stories are there that people are willing to know?

This is a collection of prose essays by the famous contemporary writer Xiao Fuxing. It was written between January 2013 last year and February 2014 this year, with approximately 210,000 words. These articles have not yet been included in any collection. The title of the book is "Xiao Fuxing's New Prose Works", and its new characters are the characteristics of this book.

This book reveals the deepest secret of life: where the heart is, there is life. The heart is not biased, the words and deeds are not out of character. The mind is not upset and the mood is not impetuous. The mind is not worried, and the mind is as calm as water. The mind is not worried and the mind is as calm as a mountain.

This book contains many stories about friendship between people, including: "Remembering Mr. Sun Yat-sen", "Zhimo in Memories", "New Moon and Old Collection", etc.

"Records of the Broken Wall" was written by Dai Yudong. Willow leaves are still like catkins when they first fly. Farewell to spring water, flowing like jade. A small boat attracts orioles. The night is windy and still cool. One day the wild clouds went away. After a few glasses of wine before I wake up from my dream, it's hard to say goodbye to the singing platform. I am also afraid of reading spring on the shore. The flowers cannot sleep, and the green leaves cannot live. Xiaoxiao's life drama.

This book starts from the perspective of the owner of the late-night restaurant in Gulangyu Island, and uses food as the main thread to connect the touching stories of the diners. It opens at 6 o'clock every day and closes on time at 12 midnight. With warm yellow lights, bursts of fireworks, and simple and delicious home-cooked dishes, tourists from all over the country meet in this small restaurant. There are school girls looking forward to the arrival of their lovers on Christmas Eve, a nine-year-old girl who writes stories using pinyin instead of words, and a Guangzhou couple who met in Gulangyu and finally proposed in the cafeteria. The author uses short and simple words, real dialogues, and subtle plots to reproduce the stories that happened in this "canteen theater".

This book is a warm love letter written by Luo Shujing, a popular author of true stories and a middle-aged female literary youth born in the 1960s, to her lover, youth and hometown. She uses both solemn and humorous words and an unfailing love for life to look back on the past and emotionally outline the poetic and beautiful youth of the 1980s and 1990s. She unfolds a girl's "In the Mood for Love" with a strong mark of the times, such as the troubles of studying, the free and crazy love and her deep attachment to people in her hometown. She tells the story of the growth, youth and love of a female literary youth in the passionate era.

Zhang Jingang's "Becoming a Guest After Being Away from Home for Many Years" is rich in content and has complex themes, covering workers, peasants, businessmen, students, soldiers, east, west, north, south, and China. The genre can be essays, reviews, prose, or miscellaneous talks, and the writing is smooth and free. But no matter what he writes, no matter how he writes, he writes about what he is most familiar with and what touches him the most. He writes about things that you and I have also encountered in real life. You have encountered it and I have encountered it, so it is universal and typical. In his article, although the protagonist is "I", when he reads the benefits, that "I" becomes him, you, and the reader himself.

This is not a simple fashion notebook, but more of a record of a woman's life and growth. For an important date, she wears a little black dress that doesn't leak any information; to match the coquettish and artistic temperament of her old friends, she wears a blue suit; when traveling to another country, she has to adapt to the occasion. Dress to suit your mood, the scene, and the inner fluctuations that different people bring to you. When women love shirts, they love life, love themselves, and strive to show a better and more beautiful version of themselves. In the book, about old friends, partners, admiring women, and about the love encountered by some urban women, Aya uses clothes as nodes to tell the story in an umbrella skirt, a white shirt, and a pair of sparkling pointed-toe high heels. At the same time, top shows, classic videos, street photos of celebrities and models, and fashionable shops are also presented one by one.

A collection of autobiographical essays by Lu Yao, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. This is an essay that he completed on his sickbed, and is the last effort of Lu Yao's life. Lu Yao said: When life enters noon, work requires me to devote myself to it with youthful vigor like the morning sun... The labor of a writer is not only to please the contemporary era, but more importantly, to give a profound explanation to history. With sincere and affectionate writing, he recorded the past events of his devoted creation and the process of pursuing his dreams. This book is a must-read for understanding Lu Yao, listening to Lu Yao, and reading "The Ordinary World" and "Life". Dream chasers will see themselves clearly in this book.

This book will conduct a comprehensive and stage-by-stage study of Liu Zhenyun's novel creation. The author abandons the usual stages of "new realism" and "new history", and focuses on "examination of the hometown and the search for the spiritual hometown". Through careful text reading, he analyzes the development and evolution of the writer's novel creation from the 1980s to the new century. The main theories and research methods used in this book include: literary geography, creative psychology, text close reading, socio-historical criticism, hermeneutic criticism, existential criticism, formalist criticism, etc.

Writer Han Meimei, based on her own travel experience, wrote this work full of love for life, nature and beauty. The author used his spring vacation to withdraw himself from the world and mundane affairs, and went to a quiet and remote mountain village to realize and feel the beauty of nature and the simple relationship between people. From the author's writing, we see a different kind of life. This book is related to what she saw, heard, and thought during her stay in the mountains. The book is full of Han Meimei's insights on life. She wrote: "Life can be understood just by walking." "Spring has something to do with me, let others go."

The truth is always obscured and concealed by daily life. When we state reality, another reality immediately overturns it. When we stop at high places, we will miss the beauty of things in the lowlands... The absurdity of life, and when realistic scenes are moved to paper, they are straightened out and pruned, and those that are shining, strange, and unreplicable are preserved. They are poems, "Wan Mula", and the eternal ancient code of the earth: the mountains and rivers are quiet and beautiful, but also a dilemma.

This is a collection of essays about hometown, distance and growth. It is a story of family, friendship and love of those born in the 1970s and 1980s. The story is set against the background of China's urbanization process and revolves around the theme of "hometown and distance", which will resonate with the vast number of people traveling from their hometown to the distance. Against the background of 1.4 Billion people and 900 million farmers, moving to cities is a phenomenon that will continue to occur in China in the past few decades and in the next few decades. Farmers need to move to the city, or send their children to the city, resulting in the urban-rural divide of "the city that cannot be integrated into, the hometown that cannot be returned to". People in their hometown look forward to and envy going to the city, while the floating generation who go to the city reflect on life and miss the pastoral life in their hometown. Hometown is the emotion of a lifetime, the distance is the scar of the "siege city", nostalgia is the mark of the times, once entering the city, it is as deep as the sea, where will the prodigal return home?

After reading this book, you may not immediately find the answer to the happy life you really want, but you can learn how to pay attention to your inner feelings; you will understand that happiness is not parasitic in any desires or dreams; although there are frustrations in daily life, you don't have to envy those "winners in life" because they may not be happier than you. At the age of 27, yoga travel writer Yu Ying resigned from her job without hesitation and traveled around the world to find people who lived in their dreams and realized the value of their lives. This trip made her think about the meaning of life, and also allowed her to finally find her true self and the true meaning of happiness: · Dreams coming true does not mean happiness. Because the line between desires and dreams is sometimes so blurred that it's hard to see clearly. ·A happy life does not require being the first. No matter how capable an individual is, there are always shortcomings; no matter how perfect an individual is, there are always limitations. True perfection is the perfection of collective achievement. ·"Who am I and what do I want to do with my life?" This voice can guide you to find the passion in life and thus find happiness. ...

China has thousands of years of traditional farming civilization, and generations of farmers have created countless daily utensils. With the advent of the industrialization era, hundreds of millions of farmers have left the countryside and settled in cities. The brick-and-black countryside and traditional farming life have gradually declined. Those old utensils that were once familiar and necessary and steeped in farming civilization have either disappeared or are disappearing. They can only become eternal pain and nostalgia in the hearts of countless people. This book writes about the daily old utensils of Baccent Village in the mountainous countryside of southern Hunan from the 1970s to the 1990s. From it, you can feel the life scenes of those distant farming years in the south.

The life experiences of 40 legendary figures in the war years of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China are a diary of the development of a goddess and a life revelation, allowing you to feel the immortality of the celebrities of that era that transcended the times. Their determination, calmness, wisdom and love show readers the true meaning of elegance and beauty. Lu Bicheng spent her life without love, but she did things that women should not do, running a women's school, doing business, studying in the United States, and traveling in Europe. These legends are like our life mentors, talking to them across a whole time and space, giving us understanding of life, emotions, life and the courage to face the world. The years of constant war, the materialistic city, love and war, friendship and weirdness, because of them, an era is wonderful.

"Letter from the Island" is a life book written by Hu Shenqian, a popular author on Douban, for many years. The book is divided into two parts: "Hometown" and "On the Island", and contains a total of 37 different stories that are long-lasting and memorable. From childhood memories to studying abroad after graduate school, people, events, scenery and objects are mixed together in each story. There is nothing earth-shattering or dramatic, but ordinary joys and sorrows are revealed in every place. Don't let the difficult sutras in life keep you from understanding the beauty of all living beings. There is no grand outlook on life, no vigorous ideal vows, some are plain and ordinary life, and some are the mood to live this plain and ordinary life richly. This is his story, and it is also my story.

Life is nothing more than a journey against the odds alone. Man is the only animal that can question the meaning of his own existence. The words that impress every generation of young people, Zhou Guoping's selected prose collection is newly unveiled! One of Zhou Guoping's most recognized collections, it collects more than 130 beautiful articles on Zhou Guoping's life insights, which are warm, sincere and touching. Whether it is the sentimentality of his father's death, the complex feelings for his hometown, or the realization of his true temperament, they all reveal Zhou Guoping's unknown emotional side. It specially includes 30 life fables written by Zhou Guoping, which reflect various situations in the world. In a noisy world, how do you find your own path and have a solid and rich life?

Family letters are not only a token of affection between father and son, but also carry the blood culture of a family. Family letters, on a piece of paper, not only record the real development of the times, but also shine through the parents' own insights and wisdom passed on to their children. This book selects the family letters of Wang Shouren, Zeng Guofan, Liang Qichao, and Lin Zexu, who are famous in history. It is hoped that readers can read their understanding of the world, perceptions of life, and expectations for their children from the letters home of these four figures to their children.

Over the years, through the joint efforts of the library, publishing, media and other institutions and groups, China's national reading has shown a vigorous and surging atmosphere. Reading is like a seasonal season, constantly participating in, influencing and changing our lives. The book "Reading Season" is a response to the current reading climate. It attempts to build a bridge between readers and reading, so that readers can like reading, enjoy reading, and see the beautiful scenery while reading. This is the biggest vision of our book. The whole book is planned to be divided into four parts: Reading Interviews, Reading Seasons, Light Reading Design, and Reading Micro-Viewpoints. The articles in the whole book are relatively readable. The themes of the four series are as follows: (1) Reading interviews: Reading interviews with well-known scholars and cultural figures - including reading interviews with well-known writers, scholars, and poets such as Ma Jiahui, Ye Zhaoyan, Pompeo, Mei Danli, Mo Lizhen, and Li Bo. (2) Reading season: readers' reading stories, reading stories from libraries, publishing houses, folk book clubs, bookstores, etc. (3) Reading light design: involves all aspects of reading visual design, including binding design, study room layout, study lighting design, study flower and plant design, binding design interviews, etc. (4) Reading micro-viewpoint: reading reviews of hot books.

A growth book that explores self and relationships from a psychological perspective. When you can see yourself, love can see you. When you see the essence, love comes to life. All relationships are between us and ourselves. Only when you have inner abundance can you be "evenly matched". There is no kind of love that requires sacrificing oneself to achieve it. When you learn to love yourself, the whole world will love you. May your heart withstand the scars of time and hold the softness of the world.

For me, Guangxi is a land that is both real and virtual. Living here, yet feeling far away from it. This involuntary detachment has an almost indestructible attraction to me. I'm curious, is what is imprinted on the ceramic a sustenance, a prophecy, or a spell? Does the muddy yellow solidified in the fire convey love or express anger? I am curious whether the characters on the rock worshiped heaven and gods and then migrated, or whether they talked about being content with one's fate and being content with one's destiny. I was curious about the fiery and desolate swirling in the witch tunes, the lingering yet decisive folk songs on the river, the sound of wind and rain collected in an ancient town, the squirrels I met in the pine forest, the laughter coming from the depths of the sea... I sorted out these curiosity and feelings while walking and turned them into this prose poem.

As a well-known essayist, Ding Jianyuan may not be a storyteller of this era, but he has a keen sensitivity to the tastes of the world. This book talks freely about travel experiences, recalls the past events in villages and towns, records every scenery and every character in the journey of life, and builds a bridge between tranquility and sadness in life. After reading it, readers can feel that it can provide peace and tranquility compared to noisy pop songs and boring soap operas. Their lives are different from each other, but they are more or less similar. Whether you are a reader who likes to travel through thousands of mountains and rivers in and out of books, or a friend who likes chatting about the world and miscellaneous experiences, this is a good book to read by your pillow.

A book that makes you feel sad when you are in the city, a single woman's original survival notes, 80 private stories shared, participating in, recording, and thinking about the joy and sadness, passion and loneliness, anxiety and confusion, reality and future of contemporary women. Although the author Aqi lives alone in the noisy city and is occasionally lonely, she still has her own world and is content. She uses her original life experience as a clue, uses comprehensive and emotional observation, and uses plain and delicate language to write about the joys and sorrows of all the women she knows or does not know, including herself, of course. This is the private emotional note of the author Aqi. It reads like listening to a friend slowly telling the stories around him. There is no surprise and joy, but there is easy ridicule, and reflection and insight on the common situation of women.

This book is the experience and story of a self-driving trip around France by the Jigouguai library group to celebrate a birthday. It is presented to readers in a unique form like a "prose novel", an innovative travel book. The title of the book "Toast to Vinegar, When We Are No Longer Young and Fresh" presents readers with a kind of self-mockery of "post-80s bacon", living a life like a fresh and fresh life at an age when we are no longer young and fresh.

This is a work that can touch your heart. Savor it carefully. It is written for us who should never give up in pursuit of our dreams. In the past, we spent a lot of time just being confused, choosing to be cowardly, impetuous, hesitant, and complaining on days when we should have worked hard, and even found excuses for ourselves to feel at ease. Have we ever thought that the short-term peace of mind is devouring our lives?

In this book, Xiao Renfu shares his experience of being an official, doing things, and being a human being with readers, and deeply analyzes the nature of certain phenomena in contemporary society, as well as the complex and cruel human nature. "What leadership requires most is not the hard skills in business, but the soft skills of straightening out relationships, adjusting yin and yang, and reconciling contradictions in the whole." Shameless words are just for fun, playing with power and money, and having fun." "If men have no wealth and women have no color, they have no human rights and cannot be human beings. In the end, they don't even have human dignity, and life is worse than death."

From the macro to the micro, from theory to creation, from writer to reader, "Lian Guangyu's Mind Is Vast and Vast" explores Chinese and foreign writers, especially modern Chinese writers, in various aspects based on their literary texts, and draws many thought-provoking conclusions. It not only pays attention to the life consciousness and cultural psychology contained in literary phenomena since the "May 4th Movement" from a world academic perspective, but also pays close attention to the creative psychology of specific writers and the conscious and unconscious content of texts. It also strives to expand from the literary practice level to the theoretical level, and is committed to thinking about relevant theoretical issues and the construction of "literary sexology". The author adheres to the academic philosophy of "transforming ancient and modern Chinese and foreign countries into modern times", adheres to the "great modern" humanistic stance and a pragmatic academic attitude, and has long pursued and seriously explored the complex relationship between human nature at different levels, including instinct and literature. At the same time, it focuses on examining the works of historical writers and the psychological world of readers based on contemporary actual life experiences and contemporary academic trends. This reflects a strong "concern for the present" or academic contemporaneity.

This is a book of review and summary standing on the tail of youth. Face your heart, work hard and grow, a youthful confession dedicated to the 80s and 90s generations. It has been ten years since graduation, but our youth is still young. Students, middle school teachers, publisher editors, Beipiao, writers, entrepreneurs... With these constantly changing identity labels, gain or loss, bitterness or glory, thorns or confusion, no matter what we experience, we are becoming stronger and stronger along the way. There is only one kind of heroism in this world, and that is to still love life after recognizing the truth of life. Pay tribute to the youth we all passed by, and pay tribute to the people in our memories who we want to see but can't see again.

This book is a collection of three volumes in the second season of CCTV's "The Reader" series of the same name. It is edited by Dong Qing, the program's producer, chief director and host. This book is divided into three volumes based on twelve episodes of the program, each covering four chapters. Each chapter contains sections such as notes, reading booth, reader biographies, interviews, readings, etc., As well as program stills and refined pictures of the characters. Some articles are not included in this book due to copyright reasons.

This book is the third volume of the paperback series of the same name for the second season of CCTV's "The Reader" and is edited by Dong Qing, the program's producer, chief director and host. This book is divided into four chapters based on the last four episodes of the program. Each chapter contains a topic introduction, a reading booth, a reader's biography, an interview, a reading book, etc. It is accompanied by program stills and refined pictures of the characters, and uses AR technology to realize the interaction of text, pictures and videos. This book strives to use words to condense and enhance the cultural quality and spiritual connotation of the program, promote national reading, and spread cultural masterpieces, hoping that readers will "fall in love with reading through reading aloud." Some articles are not included in this book due to copyright reasons.

This book is the second volume of the paperback series of the same name for the second season of CCTV's "The Reader" and is edited by Dong Qing, the program's producer, chief director and host. This book is divided into four chapters based on the fifth to eighth programs. Each chapter contains a theme introduction, a reading booth, a reader's biography, an interview, a reading book, etc. It is accompanied by program stills and refined pictures of the characters, and uses AR technology to realize the interaction of text, pictures and videos. This book strives to use words to condense and enhance the cultural quality and spiritual connotation of the program, promote national reading, and spread cultural masterpieces, hoping that readers will "fall in love with reading through reading aloud." Some articles are not included in this book due to copyright reasons.

This book is the first volume of the paperback series of the same name for the second season of CCTV's "The Reader" and is edited by Dong Qing, the program's producer, chief director and host. This book is divided into four chapters based on the first four episodes of the program. Each chapter contains a topic introduction, a reading booth, a reader's biography, an interview, a reading book, etc. It is accompanied by program stills and refined pictures of the characters, and uses AR technology to realize the interaction of text, pictures and videos. This book strives to use words to condense and enhance the cultural quality and spiritual connotation of the program, promote national reading, and spread cultural masterpieces, hoping that readers will "fall in love with reading through reading aloud." Some articles are not included in this book due to copyright reasons.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese philosophy, this book conducts a new combing and exploration of the main academic views of Li Zhi, the greatest thinker in the late Ming Dynasty, and systematically, comprehensively and concisely demonstrates Li Zhi's unique academic vision and outstanding theoretical achievements. This book not only makes major breakthroughs and innovations in terms of basic starting point, way of thinking, and research model, but also highlights many very valuable aspects that have been ignored in previous studies of the history of Chinese philosophy, especially Li Zhi's studies. For example, Li Zhi's name is anti-Confucianism, but he actually respects Confucianism, rectified the "name" of "faming religion", and believes that a true "good reputation" is rare and hard to find. This book attempts to be written in the style of travel notes, blending emotions with scenery, narrative and discussion, and innovates in the way of writing serious academic works.

This book contains a total of 63 essays by the author, about 190,000 words, including 28 travel notes, 11 character impressions, 10 reading notes, and 14 life insights. The essays included in this book include the author's perception of life, the people and things around him, and his thoughts after reading the articles. Through a series of essays, the author's keen observation and delicate emotions of life are reflected.

In the Feng family, the children treated poetry as a game and indulged in Peking Opera with their elders. They saw with their own eyes how "the inspiration described in a few strokes" evolved into an interesting colorful cartoon. Feng Zikai integrated his rich love for all things and his character into his daily words and deeds, turning art knowledge into the children's inner cultivation, influencing them to become people who understand aesthetics and know how to live. Song Feijun, the grandson of Feng's parents, lived with her grandfather Feng Zikai before she was 18 years old, and fully received Feng Zikai's artistic enlightenment education. This book includes Feng Zikai's articles on artistic enlightenment, and Song Feijun's memories of the love and artistic nourishment he experienced personally. The articles of the two generations echo each other. Feng Zikai's autographed letters, handwriting, sketchbooks and other precious materials are all available for the first time.

This book is a full live broadcast of Zuo Deng, a patient with severe depression, about his anti-depressant process. In late September 2017, Zuo Deng's depression was triggered by certain reasons. After experiencing a series of "wonderful" events such as illness onset, suspicion, diagnosis, serious illness, suicide, and hospitalization, Zuo Deng was sent to a mental hospital and embarked on a "new journey in life." In this book, Zuo Deng records everything he experienced in a mental hospital. Through her words, we can experience firsthand the true feelings of patients with depression.

"The Corner" not only talks about people who have become famous and become actors, but also the people behind the scenes who work silently, allowing us to see the deep feelings behind the glitz of this circle: the integrity and artistic ethics of the older generation of artists are admirable, such as Jiang Chunyang, Luo Tianchan, Li Ding, Li Xuejian, Pan Hong, Wang Gang; the pursuit and efforts of the new generation are worthy of recognition: such as Qin Hailu, Tao Hong, and He Shengming; the professionalism and dedication of the people behind the scenes are touching, such as Mo Mo, Liu Guohua, and Yao Yao. The author and these people may have had a relationship as teachers, some may have cooperated with each other, some may have been childhood acquaintances, or some may have met by chance. Because they treat each other sincerely, they are full of deep affection, allowing people to see the warmth and brilliance of this industry.

This book collects all important works of Mr. Zhou Youguang after his retirement at the age of 85. After Mr. Zhou "left the office", he bid farewell to the professional study of language and began to write a large number of ideological and cultural essays, covering Chinese and Western history, culture, political thought, etc., Which have great social influence. These essays are not only derived from reading accumulation, but also combined with the author's rich life experience. Mr. Zhou discussed many profound issues with his extraordinary writing ability and clear and fluent language. The collection of essays brings together the author's masterpieces in his later years, which reveal the big from the small and the macro from the micro.

A collection of selected columns by Zhu Wei, editor-in-chief of Sanlian Life Weekly. In the "Related Quality" column, Zhu Wei talks about writers, artists, books, music, literature, architecture, painting, friends, himself, hobbies, fashion, food and drink... The article is rich in sensibility, full of rational power, and runs through a pursuit of human inner quality. The accumulation of quality is a kind of subtle influence, which is an endless aftertaste in everyone's beautiful memory. This book records Zhu Wei's understanding of quality life, and is also a text for communication and sharing with readers.