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At the end of the day, people in a hurry wander around the city because they want to do something. They come to the open study room to relieve themselves from the fatigue of the day, read alone, or talk about interesting things they encountered. There, fragility and strength, softness and hardness, affection and ruthlessness are performed every day. There is a dark night out there that most people don't understand. This book brings warm and true stories to tired people in the city.

This book is a collection of Luke's poems, consisting of four volumes: "The Rice is Deep", "This World Is Worth Your Praise", "The Silence Is So Vast" and "Wild Lily", a total of 90 poems, which are respectively the nostalgia and sympathy for the family homeland and the common people; the passionate eulogy of the mountains and rivers of the motherland, the vegetation and the human world; the poetic capture and description of the deep earth and the quiet heart; the heartfelt yearning and trembling expression of love.

This book is an excellent portrayal of the author's state of life in which he detached himself from the real machine. The author chose a paradise in Huairou, Beijing, which is surrounded by mountains and rivers and isolated from the fast-paced life, as a retreat location and lived in seclusion for more than ten years. The whole book describes the author's mood records of more than three years in the mountains. His thoughts on admiring flowers in spring and listening to snow on winter nights, working and living in a pure and vast natural environment, are a deeper understanding of the idea of ​​"harmony between man and nature" in traditional Chinese culture.

This book is a collection of essays mainly describing the cultural customs of ethnic minorities in the southwest border areas. What I saw and heard on the road, my insights on the road, and the loneliness and noise on the road. Behind Pan Nianying's desolate words, what appears is his enigmatic spiritual universe.

Marking the soul vision of the "post-70s" generation, even if they hit a wall and break, they must be an "egg" who bravely confronts the inherent reality. This is a new self-selected collection of prose essays by Lu Xun Literature Award winner Xu Zechen. "Starting from an Egg" is a new self-selected collection of prose essays by Xu Zechen, a powerful writer born in the 1970s and winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award and the Lao She Literature Award. The author personally selected 38 classic prose essays from his 22-year writing career, covering life growth, urban and rural stories, hometown feelings, Chinese and foreign literary reviews, prefaces and postscripts, and many other articles. They are divided into two volumes. The text is rich in texture, bright and clear, and the emotions are sincere but not overwhelming. This book is a collection of masterpieces selected from the author's prose essays. The author has collected a series of prose classics published successively into one volume, so that more readers can understand the author's life course and spiritual world. The focus of the first volume is to find the mental journey and innocence of the generation born in the 1970s when they face China's earth-shaking changes. The second volume is mainly based on what I saw and heard in foreign countries and my thoughts after reading Western literature and biographies. Reading experiences and book reviews from Marquez to Calvino, from Faulkner to Kafka are also included. The entire collection of essays reflects the author's spiritual casting history from a literary youth to a well-known writer.

The first domestic collection of literary works created by a group of truck drivers, writing about China on Wheels. "Beautiful Minds on the Highway" is China's first collection of literary works created mainly by truck drivers. China has 30 million truck drivers, known as "road nomads." They carry the livelihood of nearly 100 million people and 76% of the freight volume of the whole society. They are a group with a sense of family and country and a shining humanity. A group of truck drivers and elites from the Chuanhua Charitable Foundation's "Chuanhua Anxin Station" project, while running on the road and practicing charity, used pens in their hands and simple words to record the most exciting moments of their work and life in a cab of less than two square meters, and wrote down their love for life, their perception of life, and their persistent pursuit of dreams.

The book "Jiu Le Ji" is a collection of essays written by Comrade Hui Liangyu after he retired from his leadership position, combined with his own life experience, to capture, think and analyze the collision of thoughts and sighs and insights formed in the relaxation and tranquility. These essays are graceful in style and sincere in emotion, reflecting his profound understanding and thinking about human happiness and life through laughter, embodying rich philosophy and pouring out heavy emotions.

Marriage is the lock of happiness and the prison of desire. In a modern society where materials are developing rapidly and individual value is infinitely magnified, where will our emotions be placed? There is a group of people in the city who are outside the siege. However, is it really just "true love" and "freedom" that trap them? The author interviewed hundreds of single men and women as well as their relatives and friends, selected the most representative experiences among them, and recorded them in this book. Among them, some endure the pain of not having a partner, while others are enjoying the life they want; some long for marriage but cannot, and some disdain marriage as it is easily available. The story is avant-garde, romantic, and bizarre, as well as touching, sad, and secretive. Behind being single is never that simple. The story outside the besieged city is whispered to you in a sleepless night. Maybe it's not that they don't love, but that they love too much.

The articles selected in this book are all related to opera. They are Wang Zengqi's experiences and thoughts on opera for more than 20 years when he was a scriptwriter for the Beijing Opera Troupe. Although each article is short, each article is full of rationality, wisdom and calmness. The content covers the history of "model operas", anecdotes of famous people, the relationship between opera and literature, notes on opera practices, etc. These opera articles, like his travel notes and folklore prose, are all chic and interesting.

Linya, a 4A company advertising copywriter, is a columnist and self-media person known for her warm writing style. She likes to travel while discussing life, and is interested in literature, art and movies. Her words have nourished thousands of online readers, and several articles have been popularly forwarded. Motto: "You don't have to be rich and powerful in life, but you must live a life of flesh and blood!"

"2014 People's Livelihood Prose Selection" mainly includes "Accidentally, I infringed the copyright"; The Runner; The Singer's Daughter is Ai Ping; The Mysterious and Sacred Literary Holy Land; Looking at Mount Everest in the distance; The Earth, Flowers, and Streams; I knitted bamboo hats to give to the Red Army; We are all fish ; Dog memories; First snow and winter sunshine; Writer's "visit" to the hospital; Going to the plateau again; Under the red eaves; Negative teaching materials; Territory; Public bathhouse; Dream factory; Ode to sleep; Rural reading; A doctor's daily notes; Darkness and light in the cave, etc.

"The Wind Blowing Falling Flowers" is a collection of essays. The book is divided into four series: "Thoughts of Time", "Thoughts of Reading at Night", "Sentiments on Landscapes" and "Shadows of Hometown Clouds", with a total of 103 essays. The author uses poetic words to interpret literature, history, nostalgia, and landscapes in a unique way. The writing style is elegant and simple, and the language is fresh and fluent. It reflects the author's delicate understanding of human emotions and his love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland.

This book is a collection of prose essays written by the author in his eighties. The main content is what he sees, hears, thinks and feels during his daily walks. The content covers a wide range of topics, including every plant and tree, every mountain and stone, every insect and bird, as well as folk customs, worldly warmth and warmth, and literati anecdotes. They are all described by the author like the gossips of fishermen and woodmen, giving people inspiration and thought. It truly corresponds to Zhu Xi's true meaning of the couplet that "everything in the world is enlightened by knowledge, and human feelings are refined by articles." It has high aesthetic value and collection value.

In addition to being devoted to academics, Mr. Zhu Guangqian also has a strong sense of social responsibility and has written many articles about life and education. This anthology selects 30 articles from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's popular works and organizes them into a collection, covering a wide range of content, from studying to employment, from making friends to marriage and love, from personal cultivation to life attitude, comprehensively answering the confusion that young people may encounter in their growth path. These articles have the charm of transcending time and space and are often read and updated. Although they were written some time ago, today's young people still benefit a lot from reading them.

"Life has lingering notes" is a collection of selected essays by Li Guowen, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award and the Lu Xun Literature Award. It is themed "Literati Romance" and "Miscellaneous Talks in the Art Garden". It contains 25 articles from Li Guowen's series on literati, such as "Confucius Chenzhou is out of food", "The Death of Qu Yuan", "Dongpo was the leader of the West Lake", "The famous scholar Zhang Dai", etc. The author penetrates deeply into the hearts of famous literati, pays attention to their fate, deeply analyzes the relationship between literati, power and the times, and finds the unique survival wisdom of Chinese literati.

"Walking Alone" is a collection of selected essays by Li Guowen, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize and the Lu Xun Literature Prize. The collection of essays is divided into four volumes, namely "The Beauty of Light", "Speaking of Nature", "Talk about Feng Wu" and "Worldly Affairs". It contains Li Guowen's classic articles about life and appreciation of life, such as "The Beauty of Light", "The Story of the Cultivator", "Praise of the Sunset", "Things after Tea", etc. Through these genuine words, readers can deeply understand the author's wisdom in life and gain rich life enlightenment.

"Collected Works of Chonglu: Letters from the Heart" contains Mr. Wang Chonglu's letters to his friends from June 1987 to July 2014. The language is humorous but full of profound meaning. It not only includes discussions on literature, but also interesting things about life. He speaks sincerely, and when he is in high spirits, he often composes a few poems and gives them to his friends along with the letters. This book has a large year span and can better reflect Mr. Wang Chonglu's different mental journeys in different eras. It is very worth reading.

This book is a self-selected collection by the best-selling author Han Meimei. The author in the book shares her thoughts and secrets on harmonious coexistence between lovers through her own insights and experiences. It analyzes how men and women meet, fall in love, and get along with each other from one aspect. Men and women are completely different creatures. Men are used to prove love. After tens of millions of studies and analyses, I still don't quite understand something. They say "I love you" far less frequently than women. When women are angry, they always remain silent, hate quarrels, and are afraid of entanglement. Sometimes it is better to be rejected than to be pleased. I don't want to try my best to guess your thoughts. Hates being told what to do. Very sensitive to gentle sounds. Being respected is more important than being loved. Men actually crave stability more than women think. They are also more afraid of being cheated than women. Han Meimei's books have sold hundreds of thousands of copies and have had a great impact on readers. In addition, this is the author's own self-selected collection. I believe it will create a new "Han Meimei" craze among more readers.

This book selects dozens of poems and more than ten essays by Ms. Tian Dan. His poems are fresh, natural, beautiful in imagery, and have the characteristics of modern poetry. The prose is smooth, profound, and full of love for life. The descriptions of scenery, nature, festivals, and family in the poems, such as "The Season for Writing Poems", "Summer Love", "You Are a Ray of Sunshine in My Life", "Days", etc., Are healthy and uplifting, revealing the author's positive, optimistic and poetic attitude towards life, and can bring positive energy to readers.

Liuri is like a cruel but compassionate goddess. The articles she writes can always get to the origin of things. Reading them is like enlightenment, which is amazing. Why is it difficult for women to feel safe in love? How to solve it? Why would a girl in a quarrel complain: "Why didn't he come to comfort me?" What made a young woman with a high IQ and good looks, who was loved by the rich second generation, become a micro-businessman with a working girl with a junior high school education? My best friend, Xiao Your house is 50 square meters, and his house is 300 square meters. How big is the difference in the eyes of animals? In the circle of friends, there are girls taking selfies, couples showing off their affection, foodies showing off their delicious food, and promising young people showing off their busy schedules... Do they really live like this? These issues are elaborated on in the book on the 6th. She stands at the height of psychology and philosophy, provides in-depth analysis, is calm and wise, profound and sharp, and her elegance and calmness will amaze you.

The works "Hometown" are selected from Mr. Lu Xun's collection of novels "The Scream". Among them, "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Hometown", etc. Are Mr. Lu Xun's most important masterpieces. I believe they will be loved by readers.

Mr. Feng Zikai is capable of writing, painting, calligraphy, music, and translation. He is not only a profound art master, but also an outstanding art educator. In his prose essays, Mr. Feng Zikai uses popular language to explain the profound artistic theory, unique aesthetic value and understanding and perception of art in a simple and easy-to-understand way, which is incisive and thorough, and easy for readers to understand and accept. This book includes four series: "Praise for Childhood", "Artistic Concepts", "Perception of Nature" and "Philosophy of Life". Each series selects works suitable for young readers, allowing readers to feel the literary and artistic charm of this "artist who is most like an artist in modern China".

For thirty years, Liang Xiaobin's notebook manuscripts have been circulated among literary friends from all over the country. His unparalleled insights into daily things and his interpretation of the truth of the world are astonishing. As a representative poet of misty poetry, he once shocked an era with "China, My Key is Lost" and "Snow-White Wall"; as a thinker hidden deep in the folk, Liang Xiaobin used his meticulous notes to polish the mirror of this deeply dusty era from one corner to the next. Germany has Nietzsche and China has Liang Xiaobin.

Nowadays, literature has been almost completely changed beyond recognition by publishers and writers. Literature echoed the booming economy. Literary temples are like shopping malls, with grand decoration and a dazzling array of works that dazzle people. The literary feast has begun, filled with laughter and steam. To face it, readers need to prepare a good stomach to digest it. The writers' pens and ink have not yet been soaked in the blood of their mother tongue, and they are busy traveling through the words of Bols, Marquez, etc., Making twists and turns to show their talents.

This collection of essays contains articles from the past two years, mostly published on Toutiao and WeChat official accounts. The content includes introduction to poetry, life reflections, film reviews, biographies of historical figures, etc. There is no detailed classification, just mixed together casually, probably arranged in the order of writing time. This is also good. By reading these articles, you can understand what the author has been doing in the past two years. The writing is very random, and it is possible to find one or two pearls in the mud. As a science student, I feel that life itself has a strong randomness, and there is no need to edit it into categories. That way, when reading the article, you will have the feeling of visiting Fengtai World Park. As soon as you enter the door, you can see the Greek statues, and when you walk in, you can see the Egyptian pyramids. When you look back, wow, there is the French Arc de Triomphe at your feet. It is easy to be surprised...

Late autumn has passed, and it has become gray outside the window. There is no such rich color, nor that sense of prosperity. This big sycamore tree has begun to shed all its leaves, waving its branches arrogantly in the west wind, as if it wants to seize the splendor of midsummer and even restore its green uniform. Maybe I don't care at all, I just pretend to be sorry like some of us, but in fact I don't care at all about the passing of time.

There are many ways to outline existence. Li Jingze's "Symposium" series of prose has a formal sense of a cosmic star map: the writer uses the cultural appetite and structural ability to swallow the stars and the moon, swaying the fuel of words and objects, imagination and experience, and strictly controls the detonation and soaring of the narrative. Each piece of material that falls off accurately reaches the star path of its meaning due to some implicit subjective will. This is a kind of heavy lightness, a response to the question of "how to write" in an era when knowledge and experience are equally important. Behind the rhetorical innovation lies the writer's overall thinking about literature, philosophy and faith: re-questioning what literature is, what is the content and form of literature, and how literature should organize itself and the world.

This collection of reviews focuses on both mature and young writers, presenting the author's broad reading and profound personal understanding. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A collective appearance of Shanghai's young critics. "Domesticated Life" is a collection of selected reviews by young literary critic Huang Dehai. The book reviews selected for this book demonstrate Huang Dehai's extensive reading and focused, deeply personal understanding. The writers who commented included established writers such as Acheng, Jin Yucheng, Ge Fei, and Jia Pingwa, as well as young authors such as Li Lei and Doudou. The language of the book is fluent and has an ancient charm. The examples are well cited and the profound issues and insights are clearly expressed. The connotation is far-reaching and it is evocative after reading. Apart from the seemingly cliche stories in the novel, what is there that attracts me and keeps me from giving up in the middle of reading? These subtle fluctuations in the human heart and the trivialities of the world are not refined by prejudice, are not superficial, and are not pretentious. They are carefully reflected in the actions of the characters and naturally flow through the endless stream of life. Therefore, there is a vitality that goes hand in hand with the vitality of life itself, and the novel appears to be full of vitality and vitality. This collection of reviews focuses on both mature and young writers, presenting the author's broad reading and profound personal understanding.

Only those who allow those giant spirits to be their guides can hear the songs coming from the road ahead. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A collective appearance of Shanghai's young critics. From Pamuk's Istanbul to Jin Yucheng's Shanghai, the articles in the "City" series begin with literary texts and end with cultural discussions. The "Them" series is about women's expression and being expressed, while the "People" series focuses on underclass literature. The three dimensions are not just a collection of old works, but also new prospects. "Following the Giant Soul" is divided into three parts: The first part is titled "City" and explores how literature writes about cities and carries out related cultural research, including Pamuk's writing on Istanbul, Jin Yucheng and Wu Liang's writing on Shanghai, etc. It also explores the broader relationship between literary writing and cities. The second part is titled "Them", which mainly studies female gender consciousness, female writers, and female images in literary works; the third part is titled "The People" and explores the "underclass literature" about ordinary people in society, and also discusses issues such as realist writing. In addition, the author also pays special attention and thinking to Shanghai's literature and culture.

Literature going to the edge does not mean the end, but an opportunity to get closer to its own essence. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A collective appearance of Shanghai's young critics. From Wang Anyi and Ge Fei to Lu Nei and Zhang Jiajia, from non-fiction writing, local literature to the new media writing boom, the 21 articles are the author's private reading notes on contemporary literary works, as well as her response and reflection on the current widespread literary phenomenon. "Start Where You Ended" is a collection of Xiang Jing's critical essays on contemporary literary works and literary phenomena. It is also her third critical essay collection. Most of the 21 articles included in the book were completed and published between 2014 and 2016, which focus on the results of her thinking on literature in recent years. The content in the book can be mainly divided into two categories: one is the writer's theory in the form of prose essays, and the other is macro-level comments that tend to focus on history and local writing. Most of the articles use the works of a specific writer as an entry point, such as Lu Nei, Ge Fei, Zhang Jiajia, Wang Anyi, Lin Bai, Yu Yishuang, etc., And then start lateral thinking on related topics; there are also collective discussions on a certain group of writers starting from macro issues, such as the post-80s writer group, non-fiction writers, new media writing, etc.

I am vaguely looking forward to a kind of novel that has the skin of a pioneer and can break into the times. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A collective appearance of Shanghai's young critics. Pioneers, constantly fighting against mediocrity and vulgarity, constantly influence and even correct the development of literature. This interview about China's contemporary avant-garde literature not only carries the writers' vivid temperaments and interests, but also describes how avant-garde literature went from peak to dispersion. Today, we will not talk about the revitalization or revival of avant-garde literature. We will only talk about the precious possibilities and explore what is a avant-garde? What is literature? "The Blade of the Pioneer" is a series of articles extended from the theme of literary avant-garde. The main form is a dialogue between the author Konoha and important writers and critics since the 1980s, mixed with two personal book reviews by the author. The interlocutors in the first series are avant-gardists of the 1980s, such as Mo Yan, Yu Hua, Ge Fei, etc.; The interlocutors in the second series are critics and poets, such as Wu Liang, Han Dong, and Cheng Yongxin; the interlocutors in the third series are young writers A Yi and Li Hao; and the last part is a collective dialogue between Konoha and twelve young writers to discuss the direction and value of avant-garde literature in the new century. The dialogues in this book include the literary viewpoints, creative viewpoints and literary interests of many important contemporary writers. The colloquial style is easy to read and retains the vivid tone and personality of the writers as much as possible. It is a first-hand source for studying contemporary literature and a good window for ordinary readers to understand contemporary literature. Since most of Konoha's questions are related to avant-garde literature, these dialogues also focus on showing the contemporary old, middle-aged and young writers and the author's own views on the avant-garde nature of literature.

Be loyal to your dark self, don't drive away temporary interests, and don't be satisfied with the popularity. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A collective appearance of Shanghai's young critics. Starting from the novel's material, writing object, language and the author himself, he unearthed the uniqueness of representative texts of contemporary Chinese literature and made passionate comments on these works. "Perkins' hat, as a detail from life that has been solidified by texts and movies, has become a symbol in my heart, lonely, retreating, but firm. From the reality of life to the reality of text, there is Perkins' hat in the middle. In In this collection of reviews, the author starts from works of different genres such as coming-of-age novels, new campus novels, science fiction novels, and officialdom novels, and combines social changes and personal experiences to conduct a multi-dimensional analysis of representative texts, writers, and critics of contemporary Chinese literature.

Feeling in one world, naming in another. "Literary critics with great potential in Shanghai, a new wave of writing criticism. Literary critics with great potential in Shanghai, a new wave of writing criticism. A collective appearance of Shanghai's young critics. Extensive involvement in the Chinese and foreign literary and art circles, talking about calligraphy and painting. Focusing on the works of recent writers; collecting personalized expressions Book reviews; "Feeling is Naming" is a collection of reviews that covers the literary and artistic circles at home and abroad. "Seeing Like This" focuses on the works of recent writers; "Cross Section" includes book reviews with personalized expressions; "Real Painter" fully demonstrates the author's outstanding visual literacy.

The essence of contemporary literary history is to dialogue with specific life and establish the connection between tradition and modernity. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A literary critic with great potential in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. A collective appearance of Shanghai's young critics. It not only explores the modern spirit and practical experience in language, but also explores ideological resources that are suitable for contemporary times. Is the history of Chinese literature in the 20th century just a subject of accumulation and examination of historical materials? There are an endless number of literary history works at present, but in my personal opinion, I prefer those works that can stimulate dialogue with the current literary situation and even personal life through reading literary history. In the continuous communication, mutual interpretation and reorganization of tradition and contemporary times, a way to narrate literary history can be established. The first volume of "Written on the Edge of Literary History" explores the modern spirit and real-life experience in language; the second volume is a set of historical essays on modern Chinese literature; and the third volume pays tribute to previous scholars and classic works.

Lightness also means clarity, which means telling the truth about art and life without relying on masks. The most promising literary critic in Shanghai, writing a new wave of criticism. Xiao Hong, Tai Jingnong, Zhang Dachun, Susan Sontag, Umberto Eco, Cortázar, John Irving... The author's writing freely travels between ancient and modern times at home and abroad, and he is good at speaking eloquently, and there is also a lot of eloquence. Don't give high-level sermons, just use temperamental words to appreciate the wonderful power of literature to lead daily life to a light and soaring. These critical articles themselves can also be seen as beautiful essays, full of insights and surprises. Each article allows you to understand a sentence, a book, and a writer. "Effortless Lightness" contains many articles written by the author in recent years. Most of the writers and texts discussed in the collection have a certain weight, and they touch on important new literary books in recent years and authors who have attracted the attention of the literary world. The articles are divided into five series: Series 1, "One Thousandth of Literature", talks about literary works and the writing of literary history itself. The objects of comment include currently well-known authors such as Lin Da, Luo Yijun, Zhang Dachun, and Bi Feiyu, as well as more classic writers in the history of literature, such as Xiao Hong and Tai Jinnong; Series 2, "Life as the Plural", talks about the memoirs, essays, and essays of literati and intellectuals, focusing on Towards a broader era, life and nature; Part 3, "Love on Paper", discusses love and tenderness in literature; Part 4, "Writing Following Your Own Heart", reviews foreign writers such as Susan Sontag, Eco, Kotaro Isaka and their works; Part 5, "New and Old" is all about poetry, with topics involving the craft of poetry writing, the gains and losses of poetry translation, and comments on specific poets and works.

"Ecstasy" contains a total of 15 articles, which mainly focus on important issues and works in the history of contemporary literature. Topics include the discussion of "Pan Xiao", the historical responsibilities of minor characters in Liu Zhenyun's novels, the historical metaphor function of Wei Hui's novels, etc. At the same time, there are also comments on related academic works, such as comments on Cai Xiang's "Revolution \u002F Narrative" and Zhang Xinxin's "The Second Half of Shen Congwen's Life". These articles show a strong philosophical temperament. The authors often start from literature and arrive at more abstract literary views and even world views, trying to use literary thinking to answer more fundamental philosophical questions about aesthetics, others, justice, etc.

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.