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This book is a collection of various interesting couplets written by the famous writer Yu Qiuyu over the years at the request of friends. All contents are self-written and self-selected life mottos and descriptions of realms by the author. The author himself believes that due to the relaxed and happy state, the calligraphy level of this book is likely to be higher than that of the previous inscriptions and classic transcriptions. In addition, this book also selects the author's "Ten Commandments for Practicing the World" and seven poems written by the author himself.

We have probably all experienced such stories, partings without warning, certain moments of brief transcendence, warm encounters wandering in the city, long-distance relationships, childhood sweethearts, love while studying, difficult times of poverty, family affection, etc. When opening this book, those past scenes reappeared in our hearts one by one. Because of growth and dedication, we will one day find tenderness in love and cruelty, and we will eventually become strong and shining. Use this good night story to say good night to the one you love deeply, and say good night to yourself who has been through all the obstacles along the way. May it bring you hope and tenderness, and may you be trusted and loved. This is the beautiful blessing of Canteen Master.

This book is a collection of articles written by the author in the column "Yun Zhi Zhi Zhi" in Hong Kong's "Ming Pao". All articles have been published in "Ming Pao". The article mainly talks about the author's study and understanding of traditional Chinese culture, mainly his experience of Confucianism, and the enlightenment of these experiences on current society and national construction. Due to the limited space of the newspaper, each article is very short, about 1,000 words, but it is still inspiring to readers.

At the age of 17, I left my familiar home and went to the United States alone to attend high school. In a lonely foreign land, my host family treated me like family. From then on, the seed of staying in a B&B was planted in my heart. After college, I worked my way up Wall Street and Silicon Valley. Intense work makes me feel anxious and confused, and I want to find a sense of freshness in my life. So, I decided to drag a suitcase, work during the day, and live in an interesting home after get off work to experience a different life. I discovered that home doesn't have to be a boxy apartment, it can also be a tree house, an RV, a yurt. 606 Days, 99 landlords, they are an 82-year-old "Renaissance" female painter, a civil aviation pilot who loves tango dancing, and a Hollywood producer who created a "RV Park"... This experience allowed me to see the lifestyle I longed for, and gave me the motivation to work hard for it.

This manuscript is a collection of 63 essays written by Jia Xiaohan, a junior high school student from Beijing 101 Middle School, when he went to the United States to study in high school. It introduces in detail his study and life during his studies in the United States, as well as his observations and thoughts on American high schools. It is divided into campus chapters, youth chapters and life chapters. Shen Weirong, a professor at Renmin University of China and a Yangtze River scholar, wrote a preface to this book, "It is a must-read reference book for high school students preparing to study in the United States."

This is a collection of essays with the theme of describing Jiangnan scenery and Huizhou scenery. It is divided into four parts. The first part writes about the interesting scenes and experiences the author saw in life, the second part writes about the scenery and mountain scenery of Jiangnan, the third part writes about the author's life feelings and food, etc., And the fourth part writes about the characters in Jiangnan. Each article is written delicately, realistically and with a relatively strong poetic flavor. All of them have been published in newspapers and periodicals, and some have even won awards.

The author of "My Loneliness Has Nothing to Do with Me" Wang Bin is a screenwriter and has a unique sensitivity to words. In the book "My Loneliness Has Nothing to Do with Me", the author describes how one can not only enjoy being alone in daily life, but also feel the liveliness of friendship in interacting with friends. As a filmmaker, the author inevitably talks about industry issues such as film awards and box office, and directors' difficulties in selecting roles. Some films were also given professional reviews from an insider's perspective. As a filmmaker, part of his job is to visit the studio, and part of his friends are artists. In "My Loneliness Has Nothing to Do with Me", the author Wang Bin leads readers to visit various studios, showing the real state of Gong Li, Chen Daoming, etc. During filming, and describing another side of the lives of Li Baotian, Karen Mok, etc. This part of the text is eloquently told, as vivid and cordial as an old friend telling it face to face. In addition, the book also talks about reading, art and classical music. The author's life experience and insights slowly reach the readers' hearts in these plain words.

This book collects a series of short stories from our daily life, whether long or short, we never thought that these small stories contain rich and touching scientific research results in life, and even more soothing mood after the flash of wisdom, like a spring rain that nourishes the heart. The first story all interprets an unchanging truth of life. When you pick it up before meals, after tea, before going to bed in the morning, you can gain insights and true knowledge in a light philosophical thought.

This set of books is a collection of Jie Chen's film essays over the years. With movies as the support, he uses his talent, wisdom and beautiful words to express his deep love and attachment to film art, famous film actors and directors, and presents his unique and unique thinking and interpretation of life, emotion, aesthetics and other aspects. His thoughts are strange, his expressions are fresh, and his emotions are sincere; his language is exquisite, sophisticated, and full of texture. This volume is divided into 4 volumes: the essay collection "The Analects of Confucius", the Chinese film "Summer Chong Yubing", the English film "Crying Water", the Japanese and Korean film "The Decadent Man" and other films in other languages...

Every short story collected in this book talks about the wisdom of life, the gains and losses of marriage, good strategies for life, or the ladder of translation success. Every short story flows with the author's passion, rolls around the author's sincere soul, and provides enlightenment and wisdom to people.

The 55-kilometer-long Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is not only a milestone project in the history of China's transportation construction, but also a powerful witness to the achievements of China's 40 years of reform and opening up. The writer went deep into the project, starting from personal experience and interviews with multiple parties, and from a unique perspective, recorded the past and present life of this project, which is called the "New Seven Wonders of the World" by foreign colleagues.

Documentary work. Hundreds of martyrs who sacrificed their lives to defend the country are buried in the Heroic Po Martyrs Cemetery in Chayu, Tibet. These martyrs have been scattered in the primitive dense forests of the Himalayas for decades. The author followed the team that searched for the remains and moved the tombs to trace the traces of the heroes. He also traveled to the heroes' hometowns, visited the heroes' family and friends, and wrote down the unknown stories of the heroes.

This book uses Lu Xun's diary as a clue to sort out Lu Xun's daily work, life, writing, interactions, etc., From Lu Xun's buying and reading of books, collection and appreciation, to litigation, travel, drinking and tea; from daily necessities, friendship and family ties, to seeking medical advice and international exchanges. Lu Xun's character, experience, personality habits, life interests, etc. Are slowly revealed in the author's writing, allowing us to see a multi-faceted, three-dimensional and real Lu Xun. At the same time, it also allows readers to understand the unique charm of Lu Xun's diary. Some historical pictures are selected according to the content in the book to make it more readable.

Life is a special journey, and everyone is walking a unique path in life. The author of this book lost the opportunity to go to college due to the ten years of turmoil, but he has been pursuing his dream unremittingly for decades. From a junior high school student to a self-study, he became an expert in English and a literary translator. He followed the revered Fu Lei as an example and followed a Fu Lei-like life path. Some people called him a "Fu Lei-like figure" and said that his successful life was full of legend. How did the author embark on the road to success? What unique story does his struggle experience contain? What gave him great spiritual power? What is his understanding of life and society? What kind of thinking can his life, which is considered to be legendary to a certain extent, bring to us? You may wish to read this book and enter the author's unusual world, and you will definitely get useful inspiration, reference or reference from it.

"Let Me Go to the World of Flowers" collects Miao Wei's travel essays over the years. He visited famous cities and searched for historical and literary relics in Jerusalem, Paris, Tokyo, London, and Moscow; traveled through the Siberian wilderness and felt the turbulent past on the Russian land; tasted coffee, fine wine, and food, and traced traces of novels and poems. This world is endlessly beautiful and worth exploring with Master Miao. Miao Wei, with the soul of a novelist, journalist, football fan, and coffee and wine lover, entered the world where Shakespeare, Kafka, Hemingway, and Einstein walked, and felt its beauty and coldness. The places you go will eventually become part of your "self". This travel record is his listening and response to the colorful world.

Some say love is a trap, some say love is a puzzle, some say love is honey, and some say love is arsenic. Yesterday's miss becomes today's regret. When dreaming back at midnight, who doesn't have a trace of old memories floating in their mind? We carry the ups and downs of love into the siege and manage our marriage with one heart. No one can tell what the final result will be. Everyone hopes to have someone who can hold your hand through the ups and downs of life. There are only two kinds of people in the world, a man and a woman, but they create all kinds of love; there are only two kinds of people in the world, one is "I" and the other is "you", and this relationship is only meaningful to you and me...

This book uses stories permeated with kindness and love to unfold to us a magnificent picture that stirs up life. The writing in this book is beautiful and delicate. Through more than 100 philosophical essays, readers can discover the source of harmony and joy in a happy life through a wonderful reading experience.

Love is a sculpted life. If the memory of love is engraved in the heart, no matter how the years change, how your lover moves away, or how you grow and fade, the beauty and emotion of the past will not fade away. Some people say that time and new love are the best panacea for healing love wounds. If love wounds do not heal, it only means that time is not long enough or the new love is not good enough. However, even if the years are wasted and time flies by, who knows when will we be able to let go of the sweetness and bitterness of yesterday and start a new flight of love? Love others, love yourself, and love life. This is the proposition about love, this is the secret to happiness, and this is the guarantee to perfection.

This book is a collection of emotional stories and essays created by the author in recent years. The author extends his thinking tentacles into the detailed and complicated life. With gentle and sincere emotions, he understands the joys, anger, sorrows and joys of every ordinary person, describes the truth, goodness and beauty in life one by one, and subtly guides readers to live intelligently and learn to give the best love to those they love most in the most suitable way. I also learned to realize my own happiness in the most ordinary life, and try to cherish it.

"Uncle Mana" is a viral post that hits your circle of friends. Uncle Mana: Founded in March 2017, within one month, 7 popular articles were read more than 100,000 times, including 2 articles with more than 1 million views. It once gained nearly 800,000 followers in one month. Now the number of fans on the entire network exceeds 10 million. In June 2017, "Those who have loved hard, say goodbye with a sense of ceremony" became a hit in the circle of friends. In April 2018, the reading volume of the article "The Us Later" exceeded 10 million+. In September 2018, "When the world gets bad, it all starts with the carnival of villains" had 100,000 likes and 20 million reads, becoming a hot topic in the national spotlight. Each official account's headlines now have more than 500,000 articles, and the total number of messages left on the official account's backend is nearly 10,000 messages every day. Douyin celebrities, gentle father and son with gentlemanly demeanor, Uncle Mana & Grandpa Beihai, have a fashionable and ritualistic lifestyle, refined and elegant, and have more than 5 million followers on Douyin. Known as a gentle father and son with gentlemanly demeanor, it has been played nearly 2 billion times. Guest on the second season of CCTV4's "Thank You, My Home" (broadcast on January 26).

This book collects two types of ink written by Xu Zhimo during his lifetime. One is "Fuzhong Diary" with a total of 228 pages (tube pages), which was written by Xu Zhimo when he was studying in Hangzhou Fuxing Middle School in his early years; the second is "Diary of Traveling in the United States" with a total of 176 pages (tube pages), which is a diary written by Xu Zhimo during his stay in the United States.

This book collects a series of essays written by Ji Xianlin from 1978 to 2000 on his travels to Germany, India, Thailand, Taiwan and famous scenic spots in the Mainland. He has traveled all over the world, and his prose covers the scenery and folk customs of various places. His travels take place in two dimensions: time and space. These articles reveal sincere feelings, touching memories, and the style of writing is fresh and elegant. They are not only a combination of geography, history and culture, but also a collision between thinking and nostalgia. "Dianlan" is "a deep blue color, delicate and beautiful." At this stage, Ji Xianlin came out of the "Ten Years of Catastrophe". While traveling around the world, he saw the blue sky, distant mountains and lakes, and re-understood, thought and discovered the depth and beauty of life. The blue color reveals the depth and solemnity after experiencing the "Cultural Revolution", awakening the pursuit of life and dreams.

This book is a collection of the essence of Ji Xianlin's works from when he returned to China to teach at Peking University in 1946 to before the occurrence of the "Cultural Revolution". It contains dozens of representative essays, academic papers and essays during this stage of the author's life. There are not only essays that show the author's personal life interests, such as "Lantana" and "Citron", but also many articles that record visits abroad and friendships with foreign friends. There are articles about friendship, such as "Arrived in India", "A Boy in Tashkent", etc.; There are also articles showing his profound academic skills, such as "Returning Scholarship to the People", "Scientific Research Issues in Oriental Languages", etc.; There are also works full of strong patriotism spirit, such as "Commemorating the First National Day after the Founding of the People's Republic of China", "Cheering for Our Great Festival", etc.

It mainly collects articles about Ji Xianlin's ten years of studying in Germany, including the background of the study abroad craze at that time, his study life at the University of Göttingen in Germany, and the consequences of choosing a Sanskrit major. He devoted nearly ten years of enthusiasm and hard work, and finally obtained a doctorate with excellent results. He also reviewed and recorded the living conditions of the Germans during World War II, focusing on describing his persistence in completing his studies under the pressure of bombing and hunger, as well as encountering beautiful feelings and missing his German teachers and friends. The author believes that this period "if the symbolist poets are used, this can be regarded as a pink period", and his career in Germany also permeated this pink sweetness.

Mi Bai's Thoughts (1997-2009) This book selects some of Ji Lao's prose works between Mi Shou (88 years old) and Bai Shou (99 years old), recording what he saw, heard, thought and felt in the last stage of his life. The content covers travel to his hometown, illness, reading and writing, the meaning of life, Multiple dimensions such as public moral education, looking back over a century, talking about the old in old age, reflections on the millennium, welcoming the new and nostalgic, walking away with a smile... The final views of a Chinese intellectual who has experienced all the world's events are all in this book. He picks up and puts down his opinions, fully displaying the master's wisdom; the indifference and plainness are actually the real climax before the drama.

It mainly includes Ji Xianlin's New Year's greetings, partial prefaces, condolences and memories of teachers and friends, and academic discussions written by Ji Xianlin from after the "Cultural Revolution" to the end of the 20th century. During this period, the author was already over seventy years old and had experienced the vicissitudes of life, "bearing to watch his peers become new ghosts". The peak of his career and the vicissitudes of the world complement each other. Although he has entered an old age, he said that "life is short". Looking back on his life experience of more than half a century, he is moved, ashamed, gratified and sad. "Jiang" means bright red, and "Jiangzi" means the combination of red and purple, which means that after Ji Xianlin experienced the ups and downs of life, he became famous and became famous in his later years.

The book records Ji Xianlin's youth past in detail: blaming himself for losing his ambition by playing with toys, feeling proud of publishing articles, scolding exams, criticizing professors, researching academics, etc. The book also includes his Tsinghua campus diary, nostalgia for his mentors and friends in college, and his experience as a high school teacher after graduating from college. From it, we can not only see the real life of a great Confucian when he was young, but also the words and deeds of scholars such as Chen Yinke, Wu Mi, Qian Mu, Zhu Ziqing, etc., Which are of great historical value for understanding or studying the history of modern Chinese education, the life of Ji Xianlin, and the campus culture of Tsinghua University.

Introduction: This is a letter from home written by Mr. Wang during the turbulent years (1966-1976). These preserved words are precious because they convey the author's true emotions and thoughts. They are not only a good read to understand the author's emotions and thoughts, but also a reliable history for understanding that difficult era. There are deep worries about family and country, sincere and delicate love between children, and confusion and melancholy of wandering on the wrong road. It should be noted that in order to remind the theme, the editor has created a new title for each article and letter.

"Migration" is a collection of non-fiction essays. This work provides a profound description of the bumpy and unyielding life attitude of more than a dozen female protagonists in the United States, showing readers at home and abroad an almost absurd, somewhat incomplete, but very real American society. Each article features several "protagonists" with mixed-race backgrounds, or non-mixed-race backgrounds with immigrant and cross-cultural experiences. The protagonists all face a choice: follow in the footsteps of their parents, or completely escape from the mother culture and completely integrate themselves into the culture of the New World they arrived in. This book focuses on describing the life path determined by the exploration gene in the character's blood. Whether they are middle-aged or very young, they all show a strong independent spirit as the story unfolds. This book highlights the beautiful side of human nature, but does not avoid racial conflicts, the difficulties of growing up, and the complex environment of American society. The brilliance of Chinese Confucianism is also demonstrated in this book.

"Memories on and Off the Screen" vividly displays their character and artistic ethics through the memories of many old artists from Shanghai Film Studio and Shanghai Film Translation Factory, and from the trivial details of their work and life, leaving behind a precious historical material of life and art for future generations, and setting a benchmark for people to be a human being.

This book takes the development history of poster advertising as an entry point, tells the development of poster advertising after the opening of Shanghai as a port, and describes its changes in content and form in different periods. Through it, we can understand the economic and cultural development of Shanghai at that time and the development of the entire society at that time. The book is also accompanied by a large number of pictures, leading people to trace back the memories of that era in a more intuitive form.

The author uses photos taken by the family more than a hundred years ago as an introduction to tell the family's survival and development history in the form of stories. Among them are oral recollections of family elders, personal experiences of the author, and quotes from collateral lines of the family. The most precious thing is that both generations of grandfather and grandson are recording history with cameras. The content in the book is not only the continuation of bloodline, but also the inheritance of culture. This is a family memory of a century of photos and a century of stories. Through the history of a family, it reflects the century-old situation of Chinese society.

It is well known that Zhu Ziqing writes excellent prose, especially narrative and lyrical essays, and has many well-known masterpieces. He mostly describes personal and family life, expressing the human relations between father and son, husband and wife, and friends, with a strong human touch. His lyrical essays, essays and travel notes, which mainly describe scenes, also have high artistic achievements. Zhu Ziqing wrote more than 120 essays throughout his life. This book selects 40 essays and arranges them according to the writing period. It not only focuses on his early works, but also extends his vision to his later works. This way, we can have a roughly accurate positioning of the artistic personality of Zhu Ziqing's prose and his position in the history of modern Chinese prose. Let everyone understand the changes in Zhu Ziqing's prose artistic style before and after. If readers can arouse their interest in Zhu Ziqing's people and writings through this book, and then browse his other works, then the editor's purpose will be achieved.

Over 400 years after its publication, "Montaigne's Essays" has been translated into dozens of languages ​​and has readers all over the world. Regardless of age, educational background, or cultural differences, almost every reader can gain spiritual resonance from it. Its lasting vitality not only comes from Montaigne's simple language, but also from his thinking and care for life, life and human nature. It can be said that although Montaigne lived in the 16th century, he was a "contemporary" in the 21st century.

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.