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The protection and adherence to a humanistic belief are the fundamental strength of literature. Shanghai's most dynamic literary critic, writing a new wave of criticism. The articles in this collection of "The Magnetic Field Swirling into the Soul" are well-written and full of philosophical thoughts, which fully highlight the complex, colorful emotions and situations contained in the current literary writing. Whether it is about poetry phenomena or various creations, the author's criticisms are sharp-eyed, fair-minded, and poetic, demonstrating the unique charm and power of thought of literature that directly touches the depths of reality and human nature. "The Magnetic Field Swirling into the Soul" is a collection of the author's many years of comments. The areas of focus include not only the famous poetry schools in the history of modern Chinese literature, but also the works of several important contemporary writers such as Acheng, Zhang Chengzhi, Ye Zhaoyan, and Zhang Wei. At the same time, the author has unique and profound thoughts on the ecology of contemporary culture, especially Shanghai-style culture.

In the 1980s, four literary young people came out of Baicheng City in the west of Jilin Province. They all later came to develop on the Changchun Railway. They were once jokingly called the "Four Great Talents", including Mr. Wang Dequan. Among the four, Ning Wenlin, Yang Yonghuai, and Chen Jiuquan specialize in novels, and have published novels in publications such as Writers, Yalu River, Spring Breeze Literature and Art, Qingming, and China Railway Literature. Only Mr. Wang Dequan, although he also wrote novels, had a special liking for prose creation. Moreover, his prose became better and better as he wrote, and his influence became greater and greater. Not only has it been published in publications such as "China Railway Literature", "Liaoning Prose", and "Selected Prose", but it also won the second prize of the 2011 Beijing Chinese Literature Pen Association at Home and Abroad.

Laozi, Zhuangzi and "Laozi" and "Zhuangzi" are important representatives and classics of Chinese Taoism. Regardless of their people and their writings, they are all brilliant and brilliant, and their wisdom is beyond the ordinary. This book selects more than thirty stories about the philosophy of life, such as governing the country and cooking fish, the art of fooling the people, the troubles of civilization, fish paradise, butterfly dream, and the box thief, and involves some basic Taoist thoughts such as "Tao", "Nothing", "Being" and "Void and Quiet". The author describes the wonderful realm of Lao and Zhuang with calm wisdom and poetic style. His language is concise and his thinking is clear, inspiring and enlightening.

The object of this book is the poems of talented scholars in the south of the Yangtze River in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, Jiangnan cities had the most developed economy and the most active thinking in the country, and the literature and art were also the first to show new trends. Their main representatives were a group of literati who were usually called "talents", the most famous of which were Zhu Yunming, Tang Yin, Wen Zhengming, and Xu Wei. By selecting representative poems and events, this book shows the basic appearance and rich historical background of each of the four people, and embodies their strong individual spirit and pursuit of freedom in life, as well as their confrontation with the repressive society.

"Searching for the Peach Blossom Spring" is a metaphor that each of us hopes to find an ideal place to settle down or a spiritual destination. However, the "Peach Blossom Spring" seems to be always changing, always farther away, and may never be reached, but we never stop looking. In "Searching for Peach Blossom Land", Wei Yi is like a time traveler, traveling through different time and space, different fields, and different levels to find those stories of "Searching for Peach Blossom Land". There are stories here today, stories from ten years ago, stories from decades ago, and stories from a hundred years ago. Parallel to this, there is also the story of Wei Yi himself and his family. These stories constitute a "polyphonic" world where different voices gather and different destinies are intertwined. Wei Yi has a broad and delicate heart, is calm and emotional, unique and appropriate. He presents us with a variety of life, which is a three-dimensional picture full of the warmth, joy and joy of the Chinese people over the past century.

For the famous scholar Ge Jianxiong, books are not only his only way to the academic palace, but also an important source of his profound cultivation and enriched soul. This book contains Professor Ge Jianxiong's essays on reading and scholarship, including a review of his reading career, comments on the works of fellow academics, interpretations of ancient classics, and an introduction to academic research... Readers can not only understand the general introduction to the disciplines of literature and history, but also feel the sincerity and respect of a generation of scholars for academics. Professor Ge Jianxiong talks about reading in a simple and easy-to-understand way, with simplicity, humility and sincerity. He uses his rich experience and experience to translate the joys, sorrows and joys of life into his writings and express them eloquently, giving people infinite enlightenment and subtle guidance.

This book collects more than 70 essays written by Ge Jianxiong, a famous scholar, historical geographer, and professor at Fudan University. The writing spans several decades and includes prefaces, postscripts, introductions, postscripts, and other forms. Read your own books, read other people's books, and read students' books. The content may be a statement of the purpose of your personal work, the process of creation, a review of the work of friends or colleagues, or a message to a student's work. The essence of Professor Ge Jianxiong's academic research and the breadth of his research can be seen. These words have both ideological value and rich connotation. They are full of the joy of reading and reflection on life. They focus on the author's academic and writing research and thinking.

This book collects more than 30 various essays written by Professor Luo Yuming. The contents either state the purpose of personal works, the process of creation, or comment on the works of colleagues and friends... His sincere affection for people in the academic world, his enthusiastic attitude towards academics, and his insights into life thoughts flash between the lines. Some of these articles have been published before, and some are published for the first time. The writing is both gorgeous and elegant, as well as concise and comprehensive, reflecting the humanistic care and unique sentiments of a generation of intellectuals.

As a native of Dongting Lake, I have a very deep impression of Holland. The lotus leaves touching the sky are infinitely green, and the lotus flowers reflecting the sun are uniquely red. In my opinion, whether you are appreciating lotus poles, lotus leaves or lotus flowers, you must use your eyes to see them. When Mr. Liang Changling, the founder of Wenfeng. Com, approached me and asked me to write the preface for "Listening to the Lotus", the third collection of Wenfeng. Com, I was full of doubts: He, can you listen?

A writer born in the 1980s explores the journey of the soul and childhood from the outside to the inside, starting from the "Grimm's Fairy Tales" in his childhood memories, and finally going deep into the family and childhood stories of ordinary Germans. The ten stories include small-town women's struggle for remaining ideals after marriage, childbirth, and daily work; there is the story of two childhood friends who have witnessed each other's growth and pain for thirty years; there is the joy of the heiress of a 500-year-old family; there is the story of a small-town father and son with an artistic dream; there is a retired female kindergarten teacher's journey to the Far East; there is the foreign life of a Turkish man who runs a barbecue restaurant; there is a boy's difficult self-exploration of gender identity; there are two generations of scholars The sound of the magic flute heard in fantasy literature; the story of a painter from Inner Mongolia to Berlin; the memory of war and childhood by Nadya, who was forced to stay away from her homeland during World War II... This is a rare and in-depth description of the spirit and spiritual life of foreigners. Reflect on your own life experience in other people's stories, discover the true meaning of life, and overcome life's problems.

Do you remember when you first fell in love? Maybe I remember it, maybe I can't remember it clearly. What can make us remember deeply is of course unforgettable. The memory is neither deep nor shallow, which can only prove that our love was not deep enough at that time. The flying geese left no trace, only a trace of passing memories in the air, leaving a faint mark, which is just right.

Shot across dozens of cities, the film contains tens of thousands of words of heartfelt confession. @Zhouhangverse's first collection of pictures and essays is finally complete at this moment. Zhou Hang is a traveler, traveling through the world of mortals every day. Over the years, he has traveled to many places, seen so many sights, met so many people, and encountered so many things that even he can't count. Fortunately, he likes photography and writing, so he uses lenses to record stories and words to interpret life. The scenery on the road and the stories captured through the camera brought together all kinds of emotions and remained in "If It's Never Related to You".

"Shangshi Street" is an anthology by the author Xiao Hong. Xiao Hong has been communicating with history and the world through art throughout her life. She is a tireless explorer who works diligently in the field of art. She never believes in authority and always follows her own path.

Better reading than an infinite list. The sixteen articles included in this book, sentence by sentence, were all written by the author in a cafe in Taipei at fixed times and places over several years. Unbridled thoughts about those great works that should be read again and again, about the themes and values ​​of happiness that are being lost today, and even more about ourselves. Facing the infinite list of books and life, re-reading is rather a stop and turn back midway, to think clearly about what you want to get close to, what you see, and why you set out. Therefore, the so-called encounter is actually a guaranteed encounter: in the real world, good things disappear as quickly as they come. You have to search high and low and prepare yourself.

Commemorating the years wasted by generations. "Retrograde Collection" and its "After Sequel" are Chen Danqing's latest collection of essays. This book collects some of the author's essays in recent years, which have occasionally appeared in newspapers and books. The nine short drafts of "Free Talk" are an attempt at a new way of speaking; three re-talks about Lu Xun's speeches and three commentaries on the Olympic opening ceremony are in-depth elaborations of history and literature. It shows the author's unique feelings for Lu Xun and the entire Chinese nation. The writing is concise, fast and powerful. A long essay looking back at the 1970s, describing the desolate fate of several generations during the decade of catastrophe. The writing is objective and calm, which makes people feel emotional.

This book is a collection of the author's essays about history, culture and travel notes. The cultural category includes the author's memories of the past, and the works express a different kind of sentiment. This is a picture of life that is intimate, simple, unsullied and even somewhat "pre-modern". The travel essays include the author's travel notes about the UK, Syria and other countries. The author pays attention to the humanistic environment and living conditions of each city, and his writing style is vivid and fascinating.

The contents of this book are selected from the author's published words during the three months from August to the end of November 1936.

This book uses time as the axis, from Mayday's debut, hiatus, to entering the mainland market, becoming the king of concerts, and conquering the Bird's Nest. It selects its albums and iconic events as milestones, recalls the resonance that Mayday's music brought to listeners, analyzes the secrets behind Mayday's epic success, and incorporates the flow of social consciousness, the laws of the fan economy, and the popularity of rock and other pop music culture into the narrative process. Through this book, music fans can gain an in-depth understanding of Mayday's tortuous and exciting musical journey and stories since his debut, and at the same time look back on his youth. While the author tells the story in smooth and lively writing style, he also uses his deep understanding of popular culture to subtly embed taste and style into the text, making it easy to read without losing elegance.

This book is Wang Xiaofei's first collection of personal essays. The book has 160,000 words and 14 chapters, covering Wang Xiaofei's childhood growth, love and marriage, career development and other aspects. It also includes his thoughts on the relationship between Taiwan and mainland China in recent years. This book is Wang Xiaofei's true self-confession, with sincere emotions and detailed content. The lonely mood of childhood, the confused impulse of teenagers, the arrogance of youth, and the deep reflection after settling, every bit of the psychological journey from a young boy to a mature man are all presented in the book.

This book is a book about life aesthetics that uses solar terms as a guide to introduce vegetation, scenery, and seasonal food. It introduces the plants and trees corresponding to the twenty-four solar terms in detail, extending from plants to scenery, food, and crafts, and advocates living in compliance with the laws of nature and the life wisdom derived from nature. Starting from the natural scenery, we excavate relevant folklore allusions, capture the ingenious folk arts and seasonal elegance, share the authentic lifestyle, and write the wisdom and beauty of the solar term cultural inheritance.

Ru Zhijuan and Wang Anyi are rare mother-daughter writers in contemporary Chinese literary circles. They have a lasting and far-reaching influence in the literary world. In 1983, they were invited to participate in the "Iowa International Writing Project" in the United States. Later, they gave lectures and traveled to the east and west coast of the United States. Along the way, the two recorded what they saw, heard and thought. Their works are not only descriptions of exotic scenery, but also their "personal opinions" on various aspects of American society; their depictions of the Chinese American world, especially international students, and their descriptions of friendships with writers and literary friends. Time has passed, and the people and events in the book have already become a precious historical souvenir. Mother and daughter Ru Zhijuan and Wang Anyi visited the United States. Although the journey was the same, due to their different experiences, they had different feelings. Looking back at the past, there are very few books that can simultaneously capture the thoughts of two important writers of contemporary Chinese literature, and do so by recording trivial but intimate words such as the neon lights in Chicago, the frozen beef in Wal-Mart, and the knitted sweaters and jeans in the window. Such words unintentionally reflect the spiritual outlook of Chinese intellectuals at that time. Historical hindsight makes the contrast between the mother and daughter's perspectives in the book quite meaningful.

Xiao Hong is one of the "Four Talented Women of the Republic of China", the "Luo Shen of Literature in the 1930s", and her representative works are "The Field of Life and Death" and "The Story of Hulan River". "Xiao Jun" and "Xiao Hong" match, and together they mean "Little Red Army". Xiao Jun and Xiao Hong were both born in the Republic of China and lived together for a while after getting acquainted in their youth. Xiao Jun's appearance directly affected Xiao Hong's fate and triggered her to start literary creation. The two of them co-authored "Trek" in 1933. Later, due to the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Xiao Jun went to Yan'an, and Xiao Hong then went east to Japan to study, and the two separated. While in Japan, Xiao Hong and Xiao Jun had a long-term correspondence. This book collects the contents of the letters exchanged between the two during this period. Xiao Hong once said in her letter: "Isn't this my golden age? At this moment." Indeed, this is also the most stable and happy period of Xiao Hong's life.

The more than ten travel notes in "The Marks of Clogs Everywhere" were written in 1933-1934. During this period, Yu Dafu lived a secluded life of traveling around mountains and rivers, with little to do with politics. "I just wanted to carry my umbrella on my back and go to a deserted place to breathe a sigh of relief." He wrote a large number of landscape travel notes and poems.

This is a lovely book for godfathers and godchildren. The author uses humorous language to present stories about getting along with his lover and children in daily life. The writing is smooth and the language is humorous. From the words, you can see the author's wise attitude towards life. Every article in this book is exquisite and reveals the wisdom of the author's life. Various emotions are vividly displayed on the page. The author conveys the beauty of life to readers through words.

Thought-provoking essays on nature and society. From observing the incredible partnerships of lichens to the amazing ecosystem of Cornish hedgerows; from the folklore of seals to the story of the American bison. Travel with the author into the daily life of a water bug, walk in the silence of a city after a bombing, or become a child laborer in the arsenic factory in Klondyke, Germany. These essays travel across every corner of history, nature and society, allowing you to think and see the world from another perspective.

The content of "Those Reluctant Love and Loneliness: Selected Love Letters of Zhu Xiang": "In the sprouting spring, I want to embroider a suit of clothes to show mercy, with red beans and two mandarin ducks on it -" This is an old-style marriage, but also a brand-new love, and everything starts with a new name - "Nijun". The poet Zhu Xiang gave such a smoke-like dream-like name to his married wife, perhaps it was the poet's sustenance for love!

This book is a collection of personal essays. The author observes society, observes life, and comprehends youth and life from the unique and keen perspective of a young man. There are not only concerns about social hot spots, but also philosophical thoughts triggered by daily life, as well as more in-depth thinking gained from reading classics. Although the author is young, he already has certain thinking ability and worldview, and his writing style is fresh and smooth, which makes him a formidable person.

This book is a collection of love letters by the poet Zhu Xiang. The nearly one hundred excerpted letters were written by Zhu Xiang to his wife Liu Nijun during his two years in the United States. In these letters, Zhu Xiang not only expressed his pain of missing his beloved wife in China and his deep love for her, but also provided meticulous care and guidance for her and her children's life at home. At the same time, what he talked about most was the difficulty of making a living. The long-term financial constraints cast a shadow on the two separated couples, but this was also an unavoidable topic for them.

This book is a classic for understanding literature masters. This series of books has a wide range and rich selection of texts, and combines reading literature with mastering knowledge. It can not only enhance the readers' pleasure in reading classic literature, but also enable us to understand the wisdom and philosophy of life.

"People Outside the Family" is a prose book written by Xiao Hong. I squatted on the tree, gradually getting a little scared, the sun also set; the leaves rustled; the pedestrians walking on the street outside the wall were as dark as shadows; the doors and windows of the houses in the courtyard turned into black holes, and wild cats ran and screamed on the wall next to me.

In this essay, the author provides us with memories that many people today have long forgotten. He did not use his pen and ink to dump the past, but carefully sorted out the road he had walked and the different shades of footprints he left on the road, and we can use this to listen to the wind and rain of an era. Calm narration, rich emotions, poetic language, and careful thinking make the work uniquely charming.

This book is one of our publisher's "Collection of American Literature in the Republic of China". The library collects a series of classic beautiful articles by famous writers during the Republic of China based on the author. The volume "Photographs" contains more than 70 beautiful articles written by Lao She during the Republic of China, such as "The British", "Viewing Paintings", "Photographs", "My Ideal Family", etc. Including these works in the collection is another tribute to these writers and their creations, which is of great publishing significance.

This book selects 55 outstanding short essays published in domestic literary newspapers in 2016. They are "The Keywords Most Influencing China" by Hu Songtao, "I Have Four Thousand Miles in the South China Sea" by Liu Xinglong, "Letting Go is a Kind of Beauty" by Forrest Gump, etc. These essays cover a wide range of topics and have deep content. They are very representative in terms of ideological, artistic, and readability.

The book contains more than 100 essays about hometown feelings by authors from a certain region. It is divided into five parts and expresses the nostalgia and charm of the hot land of Lindian, a small northern town, from different aspects. Anyone from a master's degree or an official or scholar to a vagrant or a woman in the city could be the author of the book. The language of the work is simple, the content is vivid, interesting and readable.

This book selects 36 outstanding prose essays published in domestic literary journals in 2016. They are "Four Letters" by Qian Jianan, "There Are Many Good Things Ahead" by Ah Hui, "Youth in a Small Town, Wine and Drinking Things" by Chen Tao, etc. These prose works cover a wide range of topics and have deep content. They are very representative in terms of ideological, artistic, and readability.

This book selects 150 outstanding prose poems published in domestic literary newspapers in 2016. They are "Yunshui Zen Heart" by A Tu, "Tell Him" ​​by Amao, "Phoenix" by An Leier, "Buddha's Dark Fate" by An Lan, etc. These prose poems present diverse characteristics, have deep content, and are extremely representative in terms of ideological, artistic, and readability.

This book is the third annual anthology series after our publisher published two consecutive annual anthologies. This book is a timely inventory and summary of the creative achievements of Chinese short novels in 2014. It includes not only the carefully selected representative short novels of the year, but also the in-depth interpretations attached to each unit of works, as well as the macro-level understanding of the short novel creation situation of the year in the introduction.

Yu Dafu, the author of "Sentimental Travels: Essays of Yu Dafu", writes like a person. His works full of romantic sentimentality truly express his sincere thoughts and dissect himself in a pure lyrical way.

"Guiyan" is filled with the extreme sadness and heavy mood of Lu Yin, who has lost her husband and is lonely and helpless. Lu Yin uses the mouth of the heroine Ren Jing to describe her painful struggle between internal forces (inner emotional needs, personality liberation, etc.) And external forces (social norms, public opinion, ethics, etc.). "Guiyan" marks the transformation of Lu Yin's thoughts and life. Her outlook on life began to shift from extreme sadness to passionate pursuit. However, on the other hand, she did not dare to break the barriers of ethics, so her emotions were tangled. Her contradictions, sorrow and helplessness all reveal the hard struggle between return and break away. Lu Yin wanders between love and reason, old love and new love, sadness and happiness.

The author has loved cats for more than ten years, observed them carefully, and empathized with their joys and sorrows. The essay vividly describes the various behaviors of cats. The comedies, tragedies, tragicomedies and even farces they perform every day are hilarious and enlightening. The author has written many wonderful stories about the coexistence of humans and cats, with dozens of pictures, either painted or photographed by the author, which are full of humor and wit.

This book is a collection of prose essays by the famous female writer Mao Jian, including her outstanding works such as reviews of Chinese and foreign classic movies, sketches of cultural celebrities, excerpts from reading notes, and scans of urban culture. Against the combined background of Chinese and Western education, cultural vision, and elegance, the author appreciates masterpieces of literature and art, reveals the character's style, shares the essence of reading, analyzes world phenomena and human feelings, and enlightens the essence of life. The thoughts are fresh and sharp, the rationale is full of intelligence, and the writing is clever and versatile. As Liu Shaoming, a famous Hong Kong literary and art writer, commented: "The writing is sharp and unexpected. It is playful, well-behaved, funny and humorous. The images are always ingenuity. It satirizes the world and uses both hard and soft tactics." It can be called a collection of excellent works with excellent quality.

This collection of essays contains a total of seven long essays by Wang Xiangfu, all of which are unpublished new works. From these proses, we can see the beauty of traditional Chinese prose, especially the author who is good at line drawing techniques and can make people fall into a better state quietly. The essays collected in the collection include "The Scenery of Middle Ages", "Bookside Essays", "I Wandered Around" and "Nightlife Notes". Most of them are about the author discovering the beauty of traditional culture from the lives of ordinary people around him. One thing at a time, from small to big, guides readers to understand the beauty of Chinese national culture, and integrates knowledge and interest. Mr. Wang Xiangfu is also good at painting. This collection integrates the author's words and paintings, fully demonstrating the charm of a Chinese literati-style "cultural prose".

The book includes many ideological essays, literary essays, and book essays published by the author in domestic newspapers and periodicals, including "Boy Scouts and Lian Po: A Gathering for Farewell", "Cultural Originality and Cultural Confidence", "Military Novels and Textual Thoughts", "The Literary Sky with Frozen Stars", "Grass Seen Far Away but Nothing Near", etc. The few book reviews included in the book cover important topics, cover a wide range of topics, and are full of clear insights and forthright criticisms.

This book is a collection of essays. Whether he is reviewing the details of local life, or showing the natural scenery in the future, whether he is surrounded by the fragrance of books and trees on campus, or living in the warmth and beauty of his family, we can see the author's respect for nature, life and life, and the author's deep sense of gratitude. The author uses a unique perspective to express his poetry poetically. This is rich text and a thoughtful monologue of a thinker.

This collection of urban essays writes about urban life in the style of an intellectual, which is nothing more than eating, drinking, playing, having fun, reading, writing, and shopping. It is humorous, unique, relaxed, and natural, making people smile from time to time and opening up the readers' wisdom.

This book is a collection of essays by Fei Ming (Feng Wenbing), one of the most influential writers in the history of Chinese literature in the 20th century. Including these works in the collection is another tribute to these writers and their creations, which is of great publishing significance.

This book is a growth collection of a high school international student. It describes the young girl's study abroad in the United States and her wonderful travels in Iceland and other places: singing in a New York karaoke bar, studying hard under the dormitory lamp; standing in the cold wind of late winter, guiding marathon runners; On the seaside of Iceland, one step from Europe to America... These words from a foreign country make people feel like the spring breeze blowing on their faces, crisp and warm, and their eyes are filled with green grass, brilliant flowers, singing kingfishers and the gurgling river under the blue sky and white clouds...

This book is a collection of essays by Zhou Zuoren, a famous modern Chinese essayist, literary theorist and critic. Including these works in the collection is another tribute to these writers and their creations, which is of great publishing significance.

Ningning Road was full of people. I saw myself in my early thirties when I was worried and thinking about my novel in progress. At that time, I thought that my old life had come to an end. I looked so young now. I saw myself holding my daughter and bending down. I saw Tang Nuo talking to the big-headed girl, I saw Tianwen who was in a trance when he was twenty-two years old, wearing a long coat with two chest-length braids, I saw Grandpa Hu Lancheng with the corners of his robe raised as he walked quickly, I saw my parents in their prime, I saw Hongzhi Xuan Yi and Li held A Pu's back, Dachun Meiyao and two-year-old Zhang Rong, Ding Yamin, Lu Fei, Yi Du Zhiwei, Huang Zongying, these young friends, old Jiao Jiao Xiongping liked to go into the glass shop more than me, Wu Jiwen and Huang Jinshu, who were both similar to each other, My good friend at that time was Xiao Weizheng Lao Xiao, my favorite at that time was Zheng Ying from the Israeli army, Zhengyi Xiaozheng and his family, Liwen Naijingma Ge, Junying and Hou Zi who were the best at walking and seeing... Not to mention Mengmeng who was sitting in the stroller with focused eyes and no smile. I clearly remember their presence and their laughter. Since my first visit to Kyoto (1979), the cherry blossoms have bloomed thirty-three times.

This book conducts a detailed excavation of Beijing's traditional culture from the aspects of Beijing's taste, inner enlightenment, writing, language, and worries, and is a true record of the construction of socialist democratic politics in the capital. Based on the perspective of the CPPCC, this series of books not only tells the stories of the CPPCC members, but also expresses to readers the ideas, emotions, customs, ways of life and political outlook of the capital and even the Chinese people through stories told by the CPPCC members. It is a multi-dimensional, multi-themed and multi-level three-dimensional communication of China's good voice.