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André Gide (1869-1951) was a famous French writer in the 20th century. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1947. The prose "Grain of the Earth" is an important work by Gide. After expert evaluation, it was selected into the third series of the "Chinese Translation of World Literature Masterpieces Series". The work tells a series of poetic thoughts written by the author in a lyrical way, combining traditional short poems, odes, melody and other forms after traveling to North Africa and Italy. He senses the flowers and fruits of life with his fiery soul, and turns this sincere love into carols and poetry. This book can be described as Gide's most passionate spiritual monologue, and is regarded as "the Bible of a restless generation." The book consists of eight volumes, one ode, and one message, totaling about 100,000 words.

This book is a collection of prose poems written by the modern writer Lu Xun. In the early 1920s, the author Lu Xun lived in Beijing under the rule of the Beiyang warlords. Lu Xun, who was in extreme depression, was in a very depressed mood at the time, but his pursuit of ideals was still undisillusioned. This collection of poems truly describes the author's thoughts and feelings as he continued to fight after the New Culture United Front split, but felt lonely and lonely, and explored and moved forward in hesitation. The collection of poems is diverse in content, rich in imagination, and runs through serious self-dissection and unremitting ideological exploration. The works have distinctive artistic features, contain symbols and metaphors, are rich in imagination, and have unique conceptions.

Margaret Atwood, the author of "The Handmaid's Tale" and a popular spokesperson for women's writing around the world, looks back on her relationship with science fiction novels throughout her life. She has profound insights and clever analysis, making it a refreshing read. "In Other Worlds: Science Fiction and the Human Imagination" is not a catalog of science fiction, nor a set of grand theories, nor a literary history; it is not a monograph on science fiction, with neither definition nor detailed analysis, nor is it an authoritative canon. It is not the product of years of study by pious scholars, nor is it the guardianship of a body of knowledge by moralists. "It is just an in-depth review of the relationship between one person, that is, 'I', as a reader and a writer, and one or more literary forms and their branch forms throughout her life." Through this book, Margaret Atwood reviews her relationship with science fiction throughout her life, from childhood to her time as a student at Harvard University, and then to her later years as a novelist and critic. These articles have profound insights, clever analysis, and sometimes unexpected humor and cunning. Reading them makes people feel like taking a breath of spring breeze.

"In Search of Lost Time" is too long, you can start with "Refutation of Sainte-Beuve" - ​​the first book to understand Proust. Wang Daoqian's translation was published again after being out of print for many years. This book is neither an essay nor a novel, but a work of art. A piece of small madeleine cake brought out endless unconscious memories, and then the pen turned sharply. The author strongly criticizes the mechanical and erroneous criticism methods of the authoritative critic Saint-Beuve, and the resulting contempt and misunderstanding of all the literary geniuses in the French literary world at that time. The whole book contains both lyrical narrative and rational speculation. The two complement each other and reflect each other. The style of nearly half of the book is similar to or echoes that of "Reminiscence of Lost Time". It is a condensation of the essence of the author's thoughts and laid the first cornerstone for later textualist and structuralist criticism.

"Gitanjali" is an anthology of Rabindranath Tagore's poems. It includes fourteen collections of poems, including "Stories and Poems", "Gitanjali", "Gardener", "New Moon", "Birds", "Fruit Gathering", "Wandering Thoughts", "Lovers' Collection", "Ferry", "Once Again", "Leaf Plate", "Edge", "Sickbed" and "Birthday". It can be said to represent all the essence and higher achievements of Tagore's poetry creation. "The Hungry Stone" is an anthology of Rabindranath Tagore's short stories and short stories, including "The Secret Agent", "The Man of Kabul", "Skeleton", "The Hungry Stone", "Four People" and "Two Sisters". "Shipwreck" is Rabindranath Tagore's masterpiece. The whole story describes the joys and sorrows of Nari Naksha and Kamana, an extremely pious and kind-hearted young couple. But more importantly, Tagore actually fully expressed his outlook on life and world view through this story. "Entanglement" is Tagore's novel describing urban life and the bourgeoisie. The novel chastises the empty and humble spiritual soul of capitalists, outlines the historical trajectory of capital's fortune and development, and truly describes the Indian bourgeoisie and its spiritual characteristics in the nineteenth century. "Memories of Life" selects life memories, literary travel notes and literary articles with literary biographies, so that readers can enjoy the beauty in their knowledge. "The Flower Girl" is an anthology of Rabindranath Tagore's dramas, which includes seven dramas including "The Flower Girl", "Sacrifice", "Mokdotala", "The King", "Post Office", "Malini" and "Nandini". The plays selected in this book are Tagore's creations in different periods, comprehensively demonstrating Tagore's dramatic thoughts and creative achievements.

"How I Write a Novel" is a collection of Lao She's statements about his creative process and creative experience. From how to create "Lao Zhang's Philosophy" and "Zhao Zi Yue" to "Four Generations Under One Roof" and "Teahouse", it also talks about humor, scenery, characters, facts in creation, literary forms, drama, etc. It also touches on various readings. It is rich in content and can be used as a reference for literary creation and research.

On the basis of fully reading and understanding Mr. Ji's works, the editor of this book has completed the compilation work of 80,000 words in the form of "Proverbs". The content covers traditional Chinese culture, reading and scholarship, comparison of Chinese and Western cultures, philosophy and aesthetics, and the equality of life and the world. Each word is profound and shows Ji Xianlin's way of getting along with the world. This book is also a big book about life that tells the truth. Big refers to the big picture and realm. Although Mr. Xiang went through ups and downs, he still maintained his innocence. In his later years, he had a very thorough view of people and affairs, and was brave and good at expressing himself. Sincerity, sincerity, and sharpness-these three words may be used to summarize the character of his writing. These pearl-like philosophical thoughts enlighten our thinking and help us fully appreciate his personality charm. On this very long road, I walked on Yangguan Avenue and also walked on a single-plank bridge. Along the roadside, there are deep mountains and large swamps, as well as pleasant flat slopes; there are spring rains with apricot blossoms, and autumn winds in the north of the Great Wall; I hope that everyone can achieve the optimistic life of "surpassing the big waves, neither happy nor afraid. Do everything you need to do, and no more worries."

See the world and write about people's hearts; read life and appreciate human nature. Everyone has been "wandering" and everyone should "scream". Literary masters respected by Cai Yuanpei, Liang Shiqiu and Hu Shi. Lu Xun is lonely and sober. Every Chinese should read Lu Xun again. The pioneers are doomed to be lonely, and to be lonely awakeners, they can look down at thousands of people with cold eyebrows and bow their heads willingly to be like a bully. Mr. Lu Xun is the backbone of China. He has a profound insight into Chinese society, human nature, and culture. His spirit is called the soul of the Chinese nation. He wrote more than ten million words in his life, and his works are of extremely high literary value. This book selects many of Mr. Lu Xun's essays, novels, and essays. The sentences are profound and the chapters are sober. They depict the Chinese society a hundred years ago and have extremely high reading value. His views still have the power to alert the world today. Perhaps we can understand our own philosophy of life from Mr. Lu Xun's words.

"Walking Alone in the World" is divided into four chapters: "Joy in Everything", "Impromptu Life", "Only Reading for Freedom" and "How to Return to Unhappiness". It contains nearly 40 rare and fine essays by Wang Zengqi, especially the famous short story "Chicken and Duck Master", presenting readers with a story full of style and beauty. , A humorous, lively and ancient world. In today's era of information overload, there is no need for too much explanation. Just inhabiting the space and time created by Wang Zengqi, you can feel the freedom and purity, live artistically, become a poem with sensibility, and inadvertently go to the beautiful scenery of the world together.

"Reading and Walking" Chen Zhongshi's works are true, powerful and beautiful. They not only taste the country and life, but also show his gratitude to the country and praise the shining points of human nature. The language is simple and grand, with strong thoughts and rich regional flavor, which makes people feel like chewing olives and have endless aftertaste. The book contains stories about the author's "first time" in his life, including seeing the Colosseum in ancient Rome, setting foot on the Chaka Salt Lake to appreciate the "land of the sky", wandering from Dali to Lugu Lake, and admiring the moon in the Mu Us Desert... The world in the author's writings is sparkling, and the author's psychological world is colorful. "Folks" Jia Ping's "walking" style. The author starts from his hometown Shangluo, including "Yunta Mountain", "Songyun Temple", and "A Ferry with the Moon". Talking about other cities in Shaanxi, there are the prosperous and prosperous "Hibiscus of the Tang Dynasty" and a taste of old Xi'an, and the desolate and solemn "Loess Plateau". The author headed west against the wind and sand, to Dunhuang, to Tarim, to the Flame Mountain, and then headed south and east wrapped in wetness, entering the ancient city of Lijiang, visiting Guilin, meeting girls of the Wa ethnic group, and admiring the vast Taihu Lake... Every plant, tree, mountain, and river can be seen as the reflection of the human soul, which is full of emotion, personality, and philosophy. Chen Shixu, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize in "Earth Articles", "walks" for the first time. His prose passionately describes rivers, grasslands, forests, lakes, mountains, canyons, oceans, wilderness, cities and their history and humanity, examines the relationship between oneself and nature, and explores the spiritual issues of contemporary people. It is a work that "settles the soul". He has been creating for decades, never following trends, staying true to his own life and his own literary pursuits. Combining traditional prose writing methods with new life content, you can feel the author's unique natural aesthetics and prose aesthetics by reading the works. "Water Beyond Water" Ge Shuishi's works bring readers into a long-lost but eternal state of existence. "Walking" in the depths of Yellow River culture and history is not only immersive, but also "heart-to-heart", and the writing is grand and full of poetry. The author searches for villages, mountains, rivers, and crop fields, and there are countless manners. The wind and dust are all feelings, and everything is full of love. The author is humble in her treatment of nature, and rational and clear in her treatment of her own situation and life. She relies on reading and cognition to record the traces of her life, and her writing tells the ideal way of living. Most of Zhou Tao's prose in "Nomad Great Wall" are based on life in the Northwest, including grasslands, snow mountains, Gobi, ethnic groups, history, etc. This book starts from the Great Wall and goes from the outside to the inside. It writes about the personnel and the past of Gansu, Shaanxi and Shanxi provinces. What it praises is the tenacity and vitality of life, and it is the author's thinking and understanding of all things in nature and life. The whole book is written with vigorous momentum, solemn style and powerful writing. According to the author of "Walking Between Heaven and Earth", he goes up the plateau and climbs the snow-capped mountains, enters Shenlongjia and Heizhugou, climbs Guanyin Mountain, and explores Dunzai Village. The beautiful southwestern and southeastern Guizhou are colorful, and the Niado Ladder is spectacular. Go to the southeast, pass through Huizhou, climb Mount Huangshan, and listen to the slow sound of Yangzhou. The author believes that only by "letting go" of the prejudices and stubbornness in your heart can you walk briskly between heaven and earth, and only then can the scenery you admire and the emotions you experience be vivid and lovely, and only then can you truly "get nature." Let us follow the author's "walking" footsteps, fall in love with nature, fall in love with the creation of heaven and earth, gain happiness, and enjoy a beautiful life.

Tagore's prose creations cover a wide range of contents. "Memories of Life" selects his life memories with literary biographies, literary travel notes and beautiful essays on literature, so that readers can enjoy the beauty in their knowledge. "Children's Songs" is Tagore's first important poetic essay, which focuses on his thoughts on children's literature. "Shakuntala" is a review of the plays of the classical Indian poet Kalidasa, praising the natural beauty of Kalidasa's plays. It also includes some works that elaborate on his literary thoughts, including important papers such as "The Nature of Literature", "The Materials of Literature", "Literary Thinkers" and "Aesthetics". Among them, "The Nature of Literature" is an important essay that focuses on Rabindranath Tagore's early literary thoughts.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of reminiscence essays by Lu Xun recalling different life experiences in his childhood, adolescence and youth. As a "note of memories", this collection vividly reflects the formation of Lu Xun's character and interests. The first seven chapters reflect his childhood life in his family and private school in Shaoxing, while the last three chapters describe his experience of traveling from his hometown to Nanjing, then to Japan to study, and then back to China to teach. It reflects the difficult journey of aspiring young intellectuals in searching for light in the vast darkness of old China, despite hardships and dangers, and expresses the author's nostalgia for his former relatives, friends, and teachers.

"Wild Grass" is a collection of prose poems created by the modern writer Lu Xun. It contains 23 prose poems written between 1924 and 1926. There is an "Inscription" at the front of the book. It was first published by Beijing Beixin Book Company in July 1927. This collection of poems truly describes Lu Xun's thoughts and feelings as he continued to fight after the New Culture United Front split, but felt lonely and lonely, and explored and moved forward in hesitation. The collection of poems has diverse content, unique conception, vivid language, lyricism and musicality, successful use of symbolic techniques, and strong artistic appeal.

"Fireworks in the World" is divided into four chapters: "The sound of hometown is still there", "The lights invite people to return", "The weather is good today" and "The best taste is in the world". It contains nearly 40 rare and fine essays by Wang Zengqi, especially the famous short story "Da Nao Notes", which presents the essence of Wang Zengqi's decades of literary creation. The lifestyle of the characters in Wang Zengqi's works is secular, yet spontaneous and natural. It is full of the fireworks of the world, and at the same time has a super-utilitarian enrichment and ethereal quality. The story often hides a touch of sadness in its twists and turns, but is also filled with tenderness. It can always awaken those who are confused in the complicated world but still have expectations for themselves. Life is beautiful and people are poetic. Let art be integrated into words generously with the attitude of life, and describe timeless humanistic care in a lyrical style. There is real interest here, and the style and novelty are better than imagination.

This book is a collection of life reviews of Cai Lam, a close friend of Jin Yong, Huang Zhan, and Ni Kuang, a "fascination brother" of Master Hong Yi and Feng Zikai, and a "movie dictionary". It comprehensively presents his experiences at various stages of his life. He looks back on the past in the form of self-questions and answers, talks about Nanyang, his family, his teachers and friends... Between learning and questioning, he feels the joy of the world. The text is easy to read, humorous, seemingly casual, but full of philosophy of life. The chapters are enjoyable, every corner is wonderful, and the book is satisfying.

"Human Grace" is divided into four chapters: "Remembering the world at ease", "Mountains and rivers with thousands of flowers", "Bathing in the sun" and "Not being tempted by things". It contains nearly 40 rare and fine essays by Wang Zengqi, especially the short masterpiece "The Initiation". This novel was selected as one of the "Top 100 Chinese Novels of the 20th Century" and fully reflects Wang Zengqi's China The harmonious beauty of traditional culture, Confucianism and Taoism, the valuable humanistic spirit that emerges from the fusion of characters and folk customs, and the author's sentiments are naturally integrated and infiltrated into the description. The dimension of thought expands in an appropriate rhythm, just like the morning light penetrating the curling leaves, confirming the expansion of the first petals after the rain.

This book is a collection of the interesting life of gourmet Chua Lam, with six major themes and 96 articles. He tastes the taste of all things and talks about the joys of the world, interesting stories about old friends, books and movies. "Except for physical pain, the so-called pain is just what you imagine." Learn to eat well, sleep well, and play well like Cai Lan! The text is easy to read, humorous, seemingly casual, but full of philosophy of life. The chapters are enjoyable, every corner is wonderful, and the book is satisfying.

This book is the optimistic life guide of the life writer Cai Lan, "Retaliation for depression is a joy"! Six major themes, 99 articles, all about the market, Cai Lam's daily interests, leisure time and elegant things, eating and drinking, business methods... See how Cai Lam lives better day by day! The text is easy to read, humorous, seemingly casual, but full of philosophy of life. The chapters are enjoyable, every corner is wonderful, and the book is satisfying.

This book is a collection of the life wisdom of the life player Chua Lam over the past eighty years. It has six major themes and 98 articles with a weird and tricky perspective. It provides young people with answers to the secrets of living a clear life from aspects such as life, relationships, diet, life problems, and daily joy. Living a transparent life is a lifelong lesson. The text is easy to read, humorous, seemingly casual, but full of philosophy of life. The chapters are enjoyable, every corner is wonderful, and the book is satisfying.

This set of books consists of four volumes, including "Live Transparently", "Always Have Joy", "Eat, Drink, Play" and "Learn and Ask". This is Chua Lam's special contribution to the creation of more than 60 years. The editor traced back 3 million words of the original Hong Kong edition column and compiled it into four volumes. It is humorous and humorous, explaining Chua Lam's willful philosophy, with weird and tricky angles, which will make you wake up instantly! Join Cai Lan to taste the taste of all things, talk about reading, watching movies, strange people and strange things, and feel the beauty of the world! Be a free and happy person!

The "Fireworks in the World" series is divided into seven volumes: "Fireworks in the World", "Plants and Trees in the World", "Taste of the World", "Drama in the World", "Walking Alone in the World", "Elegance in the World" and "Freedom in the World". It selects 240 representative works of Wang Zengqi and presents the essence of the author's prose creation over decades. Life is beautiful and people are poetic. Let art be integrated into words generously with the attitude of life, and describe timeless humanistic care in a lyrical style. There is real interest here, and the style and novelty are better than imagination.

This book contains Hu Shi's travel notes. There are descriptions of the local customs and customs along the way, but even while traveling, Hu Shi saw more than just "mountains" and "waters", he also saw local religion, culture, education and national construction, which was intended to guide a method of thinking and learning: "Believe after doubting, believe after testing, and believe after having sufficient evidence."

It includes four masterpieces: "Clown's Flower", "Girl's Disciple", "Cherry" and "Disqualification in the World: Sunset", including short and medium-sized novels, essays and warnings, and private novels, highlighting the writer's creative achievements in various periods.

The rare sobriety in life is to bid farewell to complexity and return to simplicity. Only by looking at people, things, and the world with an innocent eye can you be curious, feel at ease, and resist the passage of time. Ji Xianlin's life was "rich and innocent." This innocence is not pure, nor is it ignorant. It is a choice after experiencing the taste of life, and the most authentic and pure after experiencing all the vicissitudes of the world. This book selects 46 classic chapters by Ji Xianlin. Through Ji Xianlin's clean and simple words, you can see the purity and joy revealed everywhere in ordinary life. When we look at the world with innocent eyes, we will find that the spring rain is beautiful, the pond lotuses are beautiful, there is true love in the world, and there is nothing boring in life. Innocence resists time. When you are innocent and live in the moment so clearly, life is a pleasure.

Come take a nap and add some sugar to your life. He is a child in the dark age, and he is also an adult with a childish heart, exposing everything in the bustling world step by step. In Feng Zikai's life, he experienced many ups and downs, including the loss of his father in childhood, war in middle age, and turmoil in his later years. But his heart is always warm, soft, sincere and interesting, and his writings and paintings are like the person he is, naturally showing love and compassion. He uses a child-like clear perspective to talk about the joys of life and warm people's hearts. This book contains 51 classic essays of Feng Zikai's life, divided into 6 chapters to brilliantly show the details of Feng Zikai's happy life and philosophy of life. Life is like a gift, why worry about it? After all, the most important thing in life is to be happy. "When you cry, cry with all your strength. When you laugh, laugh with all your strength. Do all the games with all your strength!"

Stories about literary giants, contemporary celebrities and their animal friends. A collection of 43 cat-loving and dog-loving articles by famous writers. Every article is a trivial and warm life; every scene is a touching tragedy and comedy. Feng Jicai visited the Paris Dog Cemetery, Ji Xianlin learned from cats, Liang Shiqiu didn't know why he liked cats but kept a group of cats, Feng Zikai often had cats squatting on his feet, Liu Liangcheng's village dog philosophy... Not only are there famous cat-loving articles and dog-loving confessions, but there are also hidden histories and cultures about cats and dogs, waiting for you to discover.

Feng Zikai's new collection of essays with the theme of "peace of mind" selects 45 excellent essays that are full of life wisdom and life experience. The whole book is based on the four major themes of childlike innocence, joyful heart, open-minded heart, and pure joyful heart. Every chapter is full of Zen and every sentence is full of philosophical thoughts. His prose works have been featured in CCTV's "Reading" and "The Reader" columns for many times, helping thousands of readers get rid of their spiritual anxiety. Don't regret the past, don't worry about the future. Life is in the present, and everything is at peace. Junichiro Tanizaki: If you want to find figures like Tao Yuanming and Wang Wei in modern times, then it would be him. Life is a journey of joy and sorrow. I hope you can find joy in loneliness, seek peace of mind in the hustle and bustle, and live a good life without being favoured! Everything begins in the heart and ends in the heart! The heart of a Zen practitioner should always be the original intention.

We are not swayed by the world, we are full of curiosity, and pursue the love of life; we do not hesitate to praise others, and do not forget to appreciate ourselves and love ourselves. Being elegant and free is a bit bad!

Love does not require experience. Love does not require youth. A soul that cannot be defeated by suffering will eventually become stronger in setbacks.

A non-vegetarian and non-vegetarian way of commentating on the Japanese state of affairs, laughing, cursing, and pungently satirizing the weaknesses of Japanese human nature - Mishima Yukio and "Morality" as the Enemy 69 Lectures, a rare masterpiece of Mishima Yukio's editorial essays. "Lectures on Immoral Education" is a collection of essays by the famous Japanese writer, novelist, and playwright Yukio Mishima. It contains 69 articles. These articles were first published in the Japanese magazine "Star Weekly" and were social and cultural columns written by Mishima for "Star Weekly". They were published from July 27, 1958 to November 29, 1959. In 1959 and 1960, they were published in two volumes by Chuo Koron Publishing House of Japan. These 69 articles describe, analyze, and comment on specific phenomena and issues from Japan's daily life, interpersonal interactions, social trends, and Japanese morality, emotions, and thinking inertia. Mishima expresses his opinions on Japanese national character in an ironic way, sings the opposite and speaks harsh words. Mishima's insight, psychological analysis ability, dialectical logic, and wild and bold expressions are fully revealed.

Selected 36 essays by Mr. Yu Guangzhong, including five parts: travel notes, emotional experiences, life wisdom, worldly feelings, and cultural reflections. Materials support people's lives, while beliefs support people's souls. In this journey of life, "going far away" is the most romantic impulse in everyone's life, and it is also the source of everyone's strength to fight against loneliness and reality. Our lives are short but long. What is short is external materials and time, but what is long is people's pursuit and faith. In this book, Mr. Yu Guangzhong uses the attitude of a person who has experienced life to provide every reader with inspiration for life and the strength to move forward. May everyone who reads this book have a happy life and abundant faith!

How to live every day well? Live a happy and comfortable life? This book selects 42 articles by Wang Zengqi, reflecting Wang Zengqi's happy life from five different aspects of life: reading a good book, eating a good meal, seeing a good scenery, getting to know some plants, trees, insects and fish, and sticking to his own spiritual world. Let us ordinary people suddenly realize that we are walking in the hustle and bustle of the world. Although we are tired, we are full of all kinds of loveliness and charm of life. Every plant, every tree, every food, every taste, this world is worth it.

"Selected Prose of Dai Wangshu" collects Dai Wangshu's prose works, covering many fields such as life, literature, art, philosophy and so on. Dai Wangshu is one of the important representatives of modern Chinese prose. His prose works are famous for their freshness and naturalness, sincere emotions and concise language. The works reflect his thoughts on life, nature, society and other aspects. Poetry and philosophy are often incorporated into his prose, making people feel his love for life and concern for the future of mankind. Dai Wangshu's prose works are not only fine works of literature and art, but also a kind of spiritual sustenance and inspiration. This book is the second volume.

"Yu Dafu Prose Collection" collects Mr. Yu Dafu's prose works from various periods, including "Autumn in the Old Capital", "Lonely Spring Dynasty", "Odds", etc., And also selects and compiles Mr. Yu Dafu's poems such as "Woods on New Year's Eve" and other works. These excellent articles are not only a feast of words, but also the embodiment of Mr. Yu Dafu's unique personality. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the society at that time in his writing. The content is extremely rich and worthy of repeated reading. This book is the second volume.

"Yu Dafu Prose Collection" collects Mr. Yu Dafu's prose works from various periods, including "Autumn in the Old Capital", "Lonely Spring Dynasty", "Odds", etc., And also selects and compiles Mr. Yu Dafu's poems such as "Woods on New Year's Eve" and other works. These excellent articles are not only a feast of words, but also the embodiment of Mr. Yu Dafu's unique personality. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the society at that time in his writing. The content is extremely rich and worthy of repeated reading. This book is the first volume.

"Selected Prose of Dai Wangshu" collects Dai Wangshu's prose works, covering many fields such as life, literature, art, philosophy and so on. Dai Wangshu is one of the important representatives of modern Chinese prose. His prose works are famous for their freshness and naturalness, sincere emotions and concise language. The works reflect his thoughts on life, nature, society and other aspects. Poetry and philosophy are often incorporated into his prose, making people feel his love for life and concern for the future of mankind. Dai Wangshu's prose works are not only fine works of literature and art, but also a kind of spiritual sustenance and inspiration. This book is the first volume.

A collection of food essays by 20 cultural masters of the 20th century. After reading a book, you become half a gourmet. Feng Zikai's rice wine, Tang Lusun's hot meatballs, Wang Shixiang's braised mandarin fish, Wang Zengqi's salted duck eggs, Liang Shiqiu's sour plum soup, Zhang Henshui's barbecue, Zhou Zuoren's bitter tea, Su Qing's braised eel, Jin Xingyao's shrimp dumplings, Zhu Ziqing's white water tofu... Listen to the master introduce the delicacies he has tasted and tell the stories behind the delicacies. The last emperor's uncle taught the chef how to cook? Chiang Kai-shek loved wonton stalls? Is Laba porridge salty or sweet? Who is the ancestor of Japanese yokan? ... Gain knowledge with relish, learn to cook the master's private dishes, and pick up the taste of the past that seems to have been forgotten but will never be forgotten. If you feel tired and lonely, you might as well turn a page of a book, sip a cup of tea, or drink a bowl of porridge. The fireworks in the world are the most soothing to mortal hearts.

This book carefully collects thirty-eight classic articles written by Wang Zengqi, describing his love for flowers, plants, fruits and trees, past memories, and delicacies, which is full of emotion. From the love of plants and trees in "Human Plants" and "Flowers", to the freshness of vegetables in "Autumn Rich Fruits and Vegetables" and "Eating Beans and Drinking Water", to the old memories of "Seven Years of Clouds" and "Chinese Department of Southwest Associated University", to the delicious taste of "Food in Four Directions" and "Home-cooked Wine and Food", Mr. Wang's love for life is reflected everywhere.

This book contains thirty-three articles written by Wang Zengqi, which are centered around Chinese opera. The writing style is exquisite, the emotions are sincere, and they are uniquely charming. "How I Got Connected with Opera" reveals Mr. Wang's profound relationship with opera; "Reading Letters from Opera" is a rational and wise interpretation of opera; "The Death of a Famous Actor - In Memory of Qiu Shengrong" recalls celebrities in the opera industry and reproduces the pure beauty of human nature in simple strokes... A drama is like life, full of ups and downs; life is like a drama, every detail is in my heart.

From the long family relationship in "Father and Son Become Brothers Over the Years", the past stories of old friends in "Mr. Shen Congwen at the Southwest Associated University", the landscapes in "Taishan Stones", to the miscellaneous old memories in "Tea House", the life story of "Sitting Meditately for Nothing" exudes the beauty of pure human nature and an open-minded attitude towards life.

Among Duras's four anthologies, "Wartime Notes and Others" and "Just Like This" were introduced to the Chinese world for the first time. "The Outside World I" and "The Outside World II" were introduced by Lijiang Publishing House in 1999 and Writers Publishing House in 2007. These four books are not Duras's novels, but they all complete the image of Duras to a certain extent. "Wartime Notes and Others" presents the early imaginary world of Duras. "Just Like This" is the last words Duras left to the world and her "lover" before his death. The two "Outside World" present a Duras who cares about the outside world in addition to Duras who is passionate about private writing.

"Feng Zikai's Prose for Children" selects 46 articles by Feng Zikai, a master of Chinese literature. The book is divided into 4 volumes and divided into four chapters with the themes of narrative, writing about people, writing about things, and lyricism to comprehensively improve children's ability to write and observe life. Among them, 7 were selected into the "Chinese" textbook, 13 were selected into the middle school and high school examination questions, and 8 illustrations were personally selected by Mr. Feng Zikai's descendants for children to add interest to reading. Feng Zikai considerately observes daily life from a child's perspective, records every detail of life with delicate brushwork, and conveys frank emotions to children with an innocent heart, returning to the world of children and finding his original self.

"Classics" was written in the 1940s. It was written by Professor Zhu Ziqing for junior high school students to introduce the popularization of my country's traditional cultural classics. Professor Zhu Ziqing writes academic articles in vernacular language, outlining the contents of classic Chinese studies such as "Shuowen Jiezi", "Book of Changes", "Shangshu" and "Book of Songs", and integrates his own unique insights. The content of this book includes ancient Chinese literature, history, and philosophy. It is an introductory guide to Chinese studies with incisive insights, beautiful writing, easy-to-understand explanations, and easy-to-understand explanations. Readers can also use this book as a practical and simple vernacular introduction to some ancient books, aiming to inspire readers' interests and lead them to the road of reading cultural classics.

If you can find your own innocent heart in the complicated world, you can see the world with a child's eyes and live life with an artistic heart. Know the world without being sophisticated, long live innocence! This book contains 50 classic prose works by Feng Zikai, including "My Boyhood", "Sweet Aftertaste", "Inspiration from Children", and 15 full-color paintings. Watch Feng Zikai talk about childhood memories, attitude towards life, and artistic life. While reading, you can temporarily let go of all oppression and burdens, relieve yourself of the painstaking efforts of daily life, and understand your unrestrained life.

When we are exposed in this fickle world, we don't know which one of the accident or tomorrow will come first, when will the epidemic end, and when will the cloudy day turn sunny? We often encounter innocent misunderstandings and misunderstandings, and often have to face the cold eyes and prejudices of others. We will be frustrated, lost, sinking, and at a loss... Life is like this, he always forces you, staggering to get hurt, stumbling to be strong. But don't give up. Feng Zikai's experience tells you that there will always be an exit for all adversities in life. Descendants of the Feng family personally selected 45 Feng Zikai's classic essays and 52 full-color, true-color comics to perfectly restore Feng Zikai's true colors when facing adversity in life. Believe that there is always a glimmer of light on the road ahead. Feng Zikai's prose style is calm and straightforward, meaningful, humorous, quiet and elegant. It gives people true strength in the face of adversity in life and is deeply loved by people.

"Flowers Are Not Sleeping" is a collection of classic works by the Japanese literary master Kawabata Yasunari. It includes essays such as "Flowers Are Not Sleeping", "I am in Beautiful Japan", "The Existence and Discovery of Beauty", and "The Beauty of Japanese Literature". These four articles on literature and aesthetic topics elaborate on the "beauty" in Kawabata Yasunari's heart, emphasizing his creative outlook based on the sense of disillusionment and vanity of uncertainty about life and death, as well as his admiration for the culture of the Heian Dynasty. His Zen thoughts and literary concepts are very oriental. In addition, short stories and novels such as "The Ballad of Wings", "Crystal Fantasy", "Snow", "Autumn Rain" and "Parent's Heart" are also included, which also reflect his active literary exploration and experimentation, inherit and carry forward the Japanese and Oriental "mono-sorrow" tradition, and reflect the essence of his Oriental aesthetics.

In Rilke's world, the two words that appear most frequently are "loneliness" and "love". He believes that a young man should not love in a hurry, because he needs to learn and understand a lot before he can complete this final feat. "The Light that Grows Upward" is a representative collection of Rilke's essays. Rilke's prose can be roughly divided into three categories: art criticism, letters, and humorous essays. His critical articles are all in prose style, without the obstacles of purely theoretical terms, and have the vivid literary grace unique to the poet. The letter is an important crystallization of his burning life and a concentrated expression of his personality charm. The essays are not only the sparks of his thoughts, but also his reflections on what he has seen and heard, or sketches written after conception. It can be described as "colorful, full of emotion and richness". Reading Rilke, one can draw the power of faith from his experience and his penetrating analysis and insights on people, the world, and life, and have the light of upward growth between courage, love, and responsibility.

"My Heart Has Flowers from Youth" is a collection of Yang Shuo's prose collections, including the author's representative prose. The book is divided into three volumes: "My Heart Has Flowers", "Journey of Time" and "Everywhere", and includes famous pieces such as "Lychee Honey", "Snow Waves", "Camellia Ode", "Fragrant Mountain Red Leaves" and "Penglai Wonderland". Yang Shuo's prose was regarded as the leader in the prose world at that time. Bing Xin commented that his prose "can be said to be as clear as water, simple and concise, fresh and elegant, which makes people linger and chant, unable to get pregnant." There are flowers in your heart and you are not afraid of the floating world. I hope you can face cruelty and accept it calmly.

"There is Joy in Every Inch of Time" brings together Mr. Zhu Ziqing's representative prose, including "Spring", "Back View", "Hurry", "Moonlight in the Lotus Pond", "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lights" and other famous works handed down from generation to generation. Zhu Ziqing's prose is a model of modern Chinese prose. This book is divided into four series: "Days Gone Never to Return", "When Will We Meet Again", "Traveling in the World" and "Removing Falsehoods to Preserve Truth and Sincerity", which demonstrates the distinctive characteristics and master style of Zhu Ziqing's prose from all angles. Reading this book can draw spiritual nourishment from a generation of literary masters. Life is like a journey against the odds, I wish every inch of time is filled with joy.

"Borrow My Heart Is Like the First Meeting" is a collection of essays by the essayist Liang Yuchun. It includes content about reading, learning, love, friends, etc. Liang Yuchun is known as "China's Ilya". His prose has captured the essence of British sketches and is rooted in Chinese classical literature, thus forming his own artistic style. In his short life, he left behind few prose works, most of which are masterpieces handed down from generation to generation. His friend Feng Zhi said that he was comparable to Li He of the Tang Dynasty in China, John Keats in England, and Novalis in Germany; Hu Shi believed that he was "a young writer with great literary interest and genius." As Liang Yuchun said: As long as we have a clear view of life, the honor, disgrace, misfortune and blessings in the world will not be able to disturb the inner peace, so our souls can gain long-term freedom. This is the charm of this book.