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Jasmine, entrepreneur, traveler, designer, writer... Mother of two children. "But my career is family. I want to be a good wife and a good mother." Love life. "Live in the details, not the purpose, use the details to turn life into poetry." Pay attention to daily life and above. I absolutely love the feeling of working. "You keep working hard, you study design, you study with seriousness and enthusiasm, you like newspapers, you buy books and read, you observe outstanding people, and you keep moving forward." Her husband said this about her. However, "No matter how beautiful the language is, it is just language. These things turn into our flesh and blood, condense into our eyes, and grow into our thoughts. People have weaknesses. We cannot be perfect and do everything well, but we must work hard. Hard work is always the right attitude."

Hey, I'm sorry, this may really be Hong Kong's Ma Jiahui's "Decadent Notes"! The authentic Hong Kong-made concept tells the mixed and flowing urban memories of "scum" in the charming Wan Chai bars. He talked casually about movies, travels and "travel on paper", as well as the vicissitudes of the Republic of China, middle-aged experiences, social insights, and current affairs views. It is still the sensitive and unique Ma style that captures "people's dignity and unknown warm deeds" in ordinary scenes of vast crowds of people. There are movies, travel, discussions, mixed feelings, including all kinds of random thoughts in daily life, "it has everything that interests you or not."

The body is carried around like luggage, and hope always remains elusive. "This Body, This Mind" is a diary of disease resistance and life journey, a journey inside and outside the ward. The lively younger sister among eight brothers and sisters, she once worked as a TV reporter and publishing editor. She loved life on the road and quit her job to travel around the world: Lhasa, the Grand Canyon in eastern Zhejiang, and Girl Mountain in Sichuan... In 2001, she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. In the gaps between the attacks of illness day and night, a free and keen soul does not take a breath. She carefully recorded the life in the ward. Family affection and love gave her hope, and her open-minded character conveyed this love, making her a pillar of support for the patients around her. Only through suffering can the relationship between people get to the essence and get rid of the daily hypocrisy. After 2002, her condition was temporarily stable and she continued to travel to Qomolangma, Inner Mongolia prairie, Dunhuang, Taklimakan Desert, Kashgar, Shangri-La, Meili Snow Mountain, pursuing the care of life outside her own body. Until she was admitted to the hospital again in 2011, her ten years of records and thoughts were both painful and legendary, teaching people to look directly at the life-critical peak. Birth, old age, illness and death are inevitable paths in life.

Feng Jicai was born in Tianjin. Although he is not from Tianjin, he has never left this land that makes people feel at ease. What is cultivated here is not only the blue water of the Haihe River and the shining rice of Xiaozhan, but also a beautiful and unique culture. People in Tianjin come here to do justice and help each other, and they have a strong sense of humanity. Tianjin people like to joke when talking, and there is a strong element of self-deprecation, but it is not black humor. For him, Tianjin is just the right distance away. Many of these tender stories are wrapped in the wind of Haihe River.

Lin Haiyin is deeply attached to her second hometown Beijing. She calls the 25 years she spent in Beijing a golden age that can be compared with the glazed tiles of the Forbidden City. The alleys and courtyards in Beijing, the donkeys at the foot of the West Mountain, and the camels with bells around their necks... These images all inspired her creation. Photographer Mr. Shen Jiguang is willing to accompany the author to the south of the city and use his lens to collect the fragments of the ancient city.

The word "Dunhuang" means magnificent, vast and mysterious, or does it mean romantic and distant? After traveling to Dunhuang in the 1970s, Chen Shunchen, a famous writer in Japan, combined a large amount of historical data with Chen's imagination and reasoning to present readers with an authentic Dunhuang style. At that time, many Japanese young people read this book and traveled to Dunhuang with their longing for Dunhuang, triggering the unprecedented "Dunhuang fever". Looking back on this book forty years later, Ke Tiao is one of the best reading books for the current "Dunhuang fever".

This book is a collection of the author's essays. From the perspective of a professional diplomat, the author records the devilish training in the military camp, the war-torn world, the American political party elections and various adventures at work during his tenure as a diplomat in the U. S. Federal government, as well as his life records, reading experiences, etc.

This book uses the residence of Lu Xun and Zhou Zuoren in Beijing - No. 11 Badaowan, Xicheng District, Beijing - as a spatial clue and a time span of nearly a century. It integrates the private life trajectories of the Zhou brothers with major events in Chinese culture, society, and political changes, involving the Zhou brothers' family relationships, family, children, social relationships, and social activities. This is not only a common private matter that every ordinary family will encounter, but also a real history full of drama and pathos. It is a microcosm of the Zhou brothers' family, emotions, society and the integration of the great era spanning decades and three generations.

Feng Zikai lived in his hometown of Shimen Bay for seventeen spring and autumn years. The plants, trees, customs and customs of his hometown left an indelible impression on him. The book is full of cartoons with rich local customs, meaningful prose with clear language and profound meaning, and is supplemented by photography pictures of the unique natural scenery and folk customs of Jiangnan water towns. The book is heart-stirring and warm when read.

Many of Lu Xun's famous works are set in his hometown of Shaoxing, and his feelings for his hometown are quite complex. In order to follow Lu Xun's footsteps and capture Lu Xun's feelings, photographer Lu Zongyin traveled throughout the ancient city of Shaoxing and recorded everything related with precious lenses. The classic text, profound connotation, and unique photos make this book more three-dimensional.

The "Fluor Window Whispers" series is a very popular and much-watched inspirational prose work by the famous writer and inspirational master Mr. Liu Yong. It is also Mr. Liu Yong's famous work and has sold tens of millions of copies. This time, "Fluor Window Whispers" is an anthology that Mr. Liu Yong personally added, deleted, and selected. It includes the most widely circulated articles such as "Happiness is the Most Beautiful Cosmetic" and "Lighting the Fire of Happiness." Mr. Liu Yong has devoted his full creative feelings to "Whispering in the Flower Window". Not only is the text style ingenious and sparkling, in line with the aesthetic changes in contemporary reading fashion, but the book's wise explanations of life and human relationships are also enlightened and optimistic, making people smile. Mr. Liu Yong uses his knowledge and cultivation of Chinese and Western knowledge, as well as his life experience, experience and wisdom to young readers, and uses this to impart the wisdom of life, the way of progress and the joy of realizing dreams. 3 Pieces of Liu Yong's paintings and calligraphy, 500 life mottos, let you move forward without fear of hardships.

Creating a comfortable and stable home and a better living space can bring you and your whole family fun and security, improve your experience of life, and at the same time derive a deeper understanding and love for life. In terms of food, clothing, housing and transportation, Cai Yingqing attaches great importance to "living". She starts from her actual needs for life, first the home space, and then extends to other living spaces, slowly detailing various design concepts and space aesthetics, not emphasizing her own design performance, but out of the expression of ideal life. The source of space must be comfort and practicality in life, and beauty is the last. There is no need to limit your understanding of space design with the "classic practices" summarized by others, but should return to the basic needs of life; cleaning and maintaining carefully, and caring for the home environment will make life richer... This is Cai Yingqing's design perception, and also life perception. All the spaces completed by Cai Yingqing do not exist for design, but for life. I also hope that you can create a beautiful space that is closely integrated with your life according to your own personality and lifestyle.

Wang Lucuan's "Mother's Braid" is a collection of fresh, beautiful, healthy and uplifting essays. She inherited her mother's writing style, carefully experiencing everything in life, and then describing it with delicate, euphemistic and firm brushwork. The article consists of three parts: The first part is about growing up and cherishing the passing years, writing about one's own learning, growth experiences and insights. The second part, Gratitude·In the Light, writes about the people and things she met in life. The third part, meeting Yun Mengsheng, writes about the beauty of natural scenery and uses the scenery to express emotions. The article has beautiful diction, true feelings, freshness and nature, forming a distinctive style with clear recognition, revealing the girl's sensitive mood, her love for life and her yearning for beautiful emotions and beautiful things, which can resonate strongly with her peers. Together, the mother and daughter describe the ordinary and simple people, feelings, things and things around them in writing, and write the poetry of daily life. The article is full of childlike innocence, childlike innocence, and childlike interest, conveying unique emotional power and the theme of "love", so that the hearts of young readers can be comprehensively nourished, and an involuntary force for good and upward can be generated.

"The Tenth Little Fish" by Mao Lulu is a warm and beautiful work, consisting of four parts: The first part embraces life truly and naively, writing about the small things and interesting things in life that the author has experienced. In the second part, love is deposited in the depths of the years. The author writes about the deep love for his daughter, parents, relatives, and hometown. The third part, Feel·Zhencun every touch, writes about the touches brought by the people around you. The fourth part, Enlightenment: Seeing oneself in all things, brings readers a real life experience through the description of all things in nature, and reveals the existence value of each individual life. Together, the mother and daughter describe the ordinary and simple people, feelings, things and things around them in writing, and write the poetry of daily life. The article is full of childlike innocence, childlike innocence, and childlike interest, conveying unique emotional power and the theme of "love", so that the hearts of young readers can be comprehensively nourished, and an involuntary force for good and upward can be generated.

This book contains more than 150 essays in the author's unique "public account style". He started writing in 2015. His life experiences and insights were unexpectedly loved by his friends, and were repeatedly liked, commented, and forwarded by WeChat friends, and his number of fans increased dramatically! He himself is frequently called "Brother Peking". So I simply changed the general title to "Brother Jin's Diary". Each article is typed on a mobile phone and written in one go without any modifications, striving to maintain the original flavor.

This is a collection of essays on film and music, a reflection on the past. There are always people and things happening in time. Things are images, people are uncles. Huang Zhan is one of the "Four Great Talents in Hong Kong" along with Jin Yong, Ni Kuang and Chua Lam. His music includes "My Chinese Heart", "Shanghai Beach", "Don't Come at Dawn", "The Love of the Past", "A Laugh in the Sea", "Men Should Be Strong"... It's a pity that in 2004, he has gone to heaven. For more than ten years, we have missed Uncle Zhan's laughter and uncle's lack of writing, because these genuine things always tell us what simplicity in life is. Therefore, these 32 essays are just an attempt to slowly put together the movie stories of Tsui Hark, John Woo, Wong Jing, Liu Zhenwei, Cheng Xiaodong, Zhang Yimou, Leslie Cheung, Chow Yun-fat, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Stephen Chow, Brigitte Lin, Wang Zuxian, Maggie Cheung, Gong Li, etc.

"I'm Going to Iceland Tomorrow" records the people the author met in Iceland and their stories - the female seafarers on the large ship with a 100-year history of shipping, the bus driver who wanted to go to the Shaolin Temple in China, the Icelandic policeman returning home from the night shift, the first beggar in Iceland... And the author's personal experiences - the first hitchhiking experience, living with two cats in a small town near the Arctic Circle, traveling with French doctors... Each story is a unique life.

Focus on living in hobbies and interests, this is life. Mr. Zhijue said: As long as a person lives, so will the vegetation. Life is not long, so waste it on the things you love. As long as I want to do something, I will definitely do it, no matter whether it is worth it or not, whether it is a success or a failure, at least I will live up to myself. Because I want to be comfortable, I only wear clothes designed by myself; because I like sunshine, I open skylights; because I am obsessed with green, I plant a lot of plants. Mr. Zhijue is quiet and low-key, like a hermit who retreats to the mountains and forests. He is also cute, funny, and runs his Zhijue store in a worldly manner. Live everything according to your own intuition. He did what many people wanted to do, but could only "want to do", and fulfilled many people's dreams: planting a courtyard full of plants and enjoying the sunshine in all seasons. In fact, the hardest thing in life is to find something you like and stick to it. I hope you, my dear, can be simple, focused, and find a path of single-mindedness.

A heart-training sutra that is most relevant to urban white-collar women. A senior female white-collar worker from Imperial City CBD uses her unique vision and beautiful words with a strong literary and artistic flavor to describe the elegance of urban women. She describes life with fresh brushstrokes and gently touches the soul with wise words. In this noisy and slightly desolate city, she enjoys fine clothes and fine food with the girls who are commuting, talks about epigraphy, calligraphy and painting, gossips about beauty and skin care, tastes both internal and external, and enjoys the beautiful scenery and fun together.

Recommended by famous writers such as Bai Xianyong, Yu Guangzhong, Jin Yong, and Jia Pingwa, it is a book of cultural enlightenment that has influenced the cultural values ​​of three generations of Chinese. "Cultural Journey": First published in 1992, it is a work written by Mr. Yu Qiuyu during his lectures and inspections at home and abroad in the 1980s. It is his first collection of cultural essays. The whole book mainly consists of two parts, one is historical and cultural essays, and the other is memory essays. This book is loved by thousands of readers for its brilliant literary talent, rich knowledge and unique insights. This created a generation of "historical prose" style of writing, allowing the world to regain the value of Chinese culture. "Chinese Context": The core chapters of this book, "Chinese Context" and "History of Pen and Ink", vividly reveal the spiritual main thread of three thousand years of Chinese literature, as well as the three thousand years of Chinese calligraphy history as the carrier of context. It is a brand-new work of Professor Yu Qiuyu, which has never been published before. After these two core chapters, there is a detailed discussion of the cultural context of each era. Through the reading of the life course and works of 23 Chinese literati, the spiritual context of the Chinese people is deeply analyzed, revealing the hidden worries and concerns about the long-term decline of the Chinese literary world, forming a rare "History of Chinese Cultural Personality" and "History of the Evolution of Aesthetic Spirit". "What is Culture": In this book, after in-depth observation, the author uses personal experience and vivid feelings to interpret the fundamental question "What is culture?" From the four levels of academic theory, life, earth and classics, we analyze what is missing in a culturally powerful country, from the elite to the public psychology. This book can be said to be a very valuable crystallization of ideas after a civilized tour. "Book of Mountains and Rivers": This book is an expanded and renamed version of "Notes on Mountain Dwelling". Many of Professor Yu Qiuyu's classic articles are included in this book. The core chapter of this book, "My Cultural Mountains and Rivers", provides a macro overview of the spatial significance of China's mountains and rivers, which is extremely shocking to read. After the core chapter, there are the footprints of Professor Yu Qiuyu's more than 20 years of inspection of the Chinese cultural scene.

Su Tingfeng's point of view: 1. You must learn to play with yourself and become a person who is calm and full of heart. 2. There is no better future, only the best present. 3. Only by seeing clearly everything that is holding you back can you bravely break away from the shackles of mediocrity. 4. As winter turns to spring, even if I am no longer young, I am still willing to upgrade in the changing years and grow into what I like. 5. It is these things that accompany us day and night, such as aging parents, running children, and steady husbands, that make our hearts tired but rich, warm and gentle. 6. No matter how old we are, we must retain the joy and heartbeat we once had, retain this innocence, retain the first touch and love. About the author

This book is a portrayal of the author's reading, life, and writing over the years, and it contains the author's meetings and understandings of past experiences. It is divided into chapters: remembrance of relatives, traces of time, friendship between teachers and friends, memories of emblems, and teaching. Most of these articles were written in the author's 70s, and are mainly reminiscence articles. The book contains the author's childhood life and his nostalgia for his hometown and relatives. There are the memories of the author's youth, the friendship between teachers, friends and classmates, and the imprints of life left over the long years. The writing is delicate and the style is plain.

The selected edition of Fu Lei's family letters compiled by his family pays more attention to the ideological and richness of Fu Lei's family letters. It tries its best to faithfully include the Fu family's father and son's opinions on music, literature and other arts, their philosophy of life, and their comments on famous literary and artistic figures. This is a thicker and more original "Fu Lei's Family Letters". Based on the exclusivity of the complete copyright of the family letter, this book has a complete plot, clear background, vivid characters, and is beautiful and touching. The photos of Fu Lei's family and the ink ink on family letters throughout the book complement each other and bring the family letters closer to the readers, which is very different from other anthologies with incomplete content. The rare photos in the book, Lou Shiyi's preface to the first edition, Fu Cong's family letters, and English and French letters are all the exclusive copyrights of Yilin. In other words, even if Fu Lei's copyright enters the public edition in 2017, any other selected family letters will not have the right to include these contents. The truly complete, rich, and authoritative "Fu Lei Family Letters" can only be found in the original version at Yilin Publishing House.

Cai Yingqing, the author of "Using Details to Turn Life into Poetry", is a lifer who understands life best. She runs a life studio, raised two daughters, and is the author of seven books. She has a gifted love and dedication for life. As both a boss and a mother, she never uses work as a reason for not being able to cook three meals a day. The loss of happiness that can be repeated every day is only her own loss. Planting flowers and plants, raising animals, reading and writing, raising daughters, and getting along with others. Every warm detail in life reveals a desirable attitude towards life. She lived a very gentle, elegant, restrained, plain but powerful life. She has the power to find joy and poetry in the ordinary.

Zhu Ziqing's prose is a model of modern Chinese prose. His prose is fresh and beautiful, melancholy and meaningful, with simple language, sincere and touching, and can express deep feelings with simple narratives. He is called "a model of beautiful prose". This book selects Zhu Ziqing's popular famous prose works such as "Back View", "To the Dead Wife", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lights", etc., Allowing people to feel the unique and lasting artistic charm of Zhu Ziqing's prose in his simple and beautiful words.

This book contains 19 reports and 26 essays written by Ke Yan, a famous contemporary children's literature writer and poet. The language is vivid and beautiful. It depicts the new people, new events and new atmosphere since the founding of New China with a patriotic passion. It reflects real life from multiple angles and aspects, and shows the grand picture of the construction of New China.

To waste time is to do useless little things for the soul and to find oneself in the spiritual world. The best time in life is to be wasted. Soothing, natural and comfortable is what life should be like. Spending time is not a waste, but a confrontation and reconciliation with the tight days, such as listening to music, planting flowers, or taking a walk, reading a book, or watching the sunset and the river flowing by, so as to make life more leisurely, relax the mood, and feel the texture of daily life with your heart. At the level of soul happiness, not an inch of life is wasted. It is those so-called wasted times that give life meaning.

This book is divided into seven series: Going to the West; People in Dunhuang; Under the Golden Mountain; Memory of Lenghu; West of the West; Under the Kunlun Mountains; Golmud River; That Tree and That Road. Contents include: The Yellow River flows through the heart, Two Apples, Feitian's Home, Go to Stars in the Star Pavilion, Thousand Buddha Cave and Oil City, The Rebounding Pipa, etc.

Every day taken seriously will be the most beautiful day. Cherish every day in life, experience life itself in every detail of life, and treat every day as a reward in life. If you want to live a beautiful life, you need to put in a lot of effort, live every day down-to-earth, don't complain, don't give up, and make every effort for your dreams. Life is a battle between yourself and yourself. Don't waste every day in remembering the past or looking forward to the future. Walk the path you should take every day, do what you should do every day, always check whether your heart is full, and feel the essence of life with your heart.

This book brings together the essence of news reviews written by the author in recent years. These comments provide in-depth analysis, interpretation and commentary on news events that occurred in Zhuhai and across the country (mainly in Zhuhai). These inspiring words pointed the way to Zhuhai and provided many constructive opinions and suggestions for the construction of various social undertakings in Zhuhai. Among them are suggestions and suggestions for the government, as well as appeals for the people and their livelihood, and even tearful criticisms because of their deep love for the land of Zhuhai.

Reading at Ten O'clock, China's leading public account, has 6 million WeChat fans. On average, the number of tweets exceeds 100,000 in 20 minutes, and the total number of tweets reaches 10 million times every day. It also has more than ten super WeChat accounts and Weibo accounts, with a total number of fans exceeding tens of millions. A collection of unpublished original works by domestic first-line writers Yang Xiwen, Gui Jiaoqi, Li Shanglong, and Darling. The stories linger for three days, and the words warm your heart, allowing you to temporarily escape the trivialities and busyness of the day. At ten o'clock in the night, a good story will accompany you through the most beautiful night. May all the good things come as expected. Full color four-color exquisite illustrations, hand-painted warm illustrations by well-known domestic illustrators and Korean illustrators, reunite the quiet time with a beautiful mood.

In 2013, female photographer Xiangzi came to Zhongnan Mountain and began her life in the mountains. She personally renovated the small courtyard among the bamboo forests. She planted vegetables in the spring, went to the mountains to enjoy the flowers in the summer, picked wild fruits in the mountains in the autumn, and cooked tea by the stove in the winter. The story of her life in the mountains slowly unfolds... There are tens of millions of hot searches on the Internet, and the lifestyle has been reported by Lohas and NetEase. For 6 years, I didn't have a boyfriend or too many social activities. All I had was the perception of nature and the pursuit of beauty in life. I hope that after reading this book, you and I will return to the essence of life and resolutely pursue the life you want in your heart.

In Sanmao's eyes, Father Ding Songqing is not only a lifelong friend, but also "a poet, an artist, a priest, a lovely person, and a child of Heavenly Father." Because of his spiritual understanding of the similarity between love and life, Sanmao translated his series of works "Song of Orchid Island" and "Story of Qingquan" with sensitive and light words, to convey love and hope to more people. This book is Ding Songqing's life story and spiritual growth recorded in Lanyu and Qingquan. Ding Songqing came to Taiwan in 1969. Two years later, he served as a trainee monk on Orchid Island, a small island on the southeast coast, and spent an unforgettable year with the Yamei people. In this year, he met Sanmao by chance, who came to Lanyu for a visit, and their twenty-year friendship began. In the summer of 1976, Ding Songqing served as a priest at Qingquan Catholic Church in the mountainous area of ​​Hsinchu. After that, Sanmao visited Qingquan three times and formed an indissoluble bond with Qingquan.

Zhang Beihai is in Shanxi, Han Song is in the world of science fiction, and Fugue is in Cambodia. At noon, look for those lost stories. Following "High Noon 1: I Walked Through the Wall", this book is the second in the "High Noon" series, and it still maintains the quality of the first issue in terms of content. In the opening column "Words to Noon", this issue invites Zhang Beihai to write about his experience of returning to his hometown in Shanxi, which is plain and moving. The "Features" column is the main story at noon. We try our best to find those who have been ignored and things that have been left behind. The most outstanding ones in this issue are "The Craftsman of Time" and "The Song of the Loser". In the "Essay" column, we hope to add more literature and write in a freer narrative way. In this issue, Han Song was invited to write "Me and the Science Fiction World" for "Noon", describing the past and present life of a magazine, reflecting the science fiction nature of China's reality. "Personal history" is actually an oral history, digging out those buried but memorable memories. In addition to narratives, we occasionally launch "interview" series, which focus on thoughts and concepts. "Visual" is a special column of Noon. We try to establish a tension between images and text, and between images and art. A new column called "Playthings" was also opened at noon in the second issue. The most interesting thing in this issue comes from "Silent Bamboo Lady". Summer is coming, maybe you also need a bamboo lady. The end of the book is the "long story" that the Noon team prefers. Its "longness" does not lie in the number of words, but in the distance of time and space. I recommend "Snowy Nyalam".

Lao Lang's years, Xu Haofeng's young years, as well as live broadcast girls and computer-core teenagers, the stories are played out everywhere, and everyone appears on stage. This book is the third in the "Noon" series, selected from the non-fiction platform "Noon Stories" under Jiemian News. The "Features" column is the main story at noon. We try our best to find those who have been ignored and things that have been left behind. This issue's "Lian Lian Lao Lang" and "Siping Artist" both belong to this type of story. In the "Essay" column, we hope to add more literature and write in a freer narrative way. This issue invited Qin Liwen to write "Wild Boar in Berlin" for "Noon". Writer Zhang Yiting describes his friend Xu Haofeng for us. "Personal history" is actually an oral history, digging out those buried but memorable memories. A new column called "Personal Opinions" was also opened at noon in the third issue. We interviewed people who have achieved success in their professional fields and tried to explore the people and events that influenced them. In this issue we interviewed painter Liu Xiaodong and musician Zhou Yunpeng.

Bai Yansong, a well-known CCTV host and senior news commentator, will publish his essay collection "Are You Happy?" Which was published 6 years ago and has sold a total of 1.6 Million copies. "Revised and published again. On the basis of retaining the wonderful content of the original book, the new version of "Are You Happy?" "The book comes with Bai Yansong's original work of more than 80,000 words, "Turbulent Beat", which has been buried for many years. The book combs and summarizes the development of Chinese pop music from the reform and opening up to the early 1990s from all aspects and angles, and conducts an in-depth analysis of the various factors that affect pop music. It can be said to be a "brief history" of contemporary Chinese pop music. The new version of "Are you happy?" "" Contains Bai Yansong's very pure perception of Chinese pop music, very attentive evaluation and extremely objective summary and commentary. "I grew up in the golden age of Chinese pop music. I spent my youth accompanied by good songs, but I was very poor and very rich." Bai Yansong recorded those passing years with such poetic words, which is enough to evoke the collective memories of generations of music lovers and is of great collection value.

Taiwan's best storyteller and well-known director Wu Nien-zhen has made a touching work over the past 12 years. This book is a life story he completed after experiencing the ups and downs and lows in life. He used words to write down the family members he missed in his heart, the hometown he thought about day and night, the friends he made true friends with throughout his life, and the real touches in every corner of Taiwan. These people and things, through his sincere pen, are so vividly alive in front of you and me, with laughter and tears intertwined at the same time, they have irreplaceably become the beautiful epitome of this era that is imprinted in our hearts... It is specially included in Wu Nianzhen's recent novel creation "Suicide Note", which is a true confession of his brother's departure from this world. Writer Lei Xiang is specially invited to draw illustrations, and watch the two masters create wonderful sparks with pictures and texts.

"Them Them" is a collection of essays about characters' interests and interests. The theme is the story of artists, writers and their muses. It includes the playful fighting spirit of a talented painter, the social myth of the selfie witch in the old century, Gatsby's ecstasy and sorrow for Daisy, and the legendary experience of the executioner who has been focusing on beheading for thirty years. The author uses his own unique perspective to narrate these stories implicitly and meticulously, leading readers to appreciate the unparalleled splendor and glimpses of art history. ★The mutual respect between great souls of artists VS muses. Who is talked about and who is slandered; who is defined by whom and who is created by whom ★About literature, gossip, and the opening method of old time art history expert Zhang Jiawei ★A paper documentary with depth, breadth, and pictures. They each have their own shortcomings and never pursue perfection, but in this wonderful darkness, they find their own comfortable time. --"Lautrec and Raguelo"

Each person has his or her own Kyoto. Nine years have passed, from green to dense shade, a long time condensed into a grain of amber, a fleeting moment in the long shot. Su Zhenshu's study tour in Kyoto lasted for nine years. Living in a mountain covered with pine, cypress, oak, fir, and camphor, she sincerely recorded the changes and eternity of the place where she has lived for a long time: tracking and visiting ancient bookstores, observing Japanese national character, and the ordinary scenery of ordinary local families. At the same time, she also spoke frankly about her own journey, describing the patience and courage to devote herself to life, and the exploration and gain amid hesitation.

Zhang Ailing and Song Qi and Song Kuang Wenmei have been traveling back and forth for more than 40 years. More than 300 selected letters and nearly 300 classic quotations will introduce you to the naive, talkative and witty Zhang Ailing. In 1952, Zhang Ailing came to Hong Kong from Shanghai, and was forced to apply for a translator for the US New Service to make a living. She met Song Qi and Song Kuang Wenmei, and they fell in love at first sight. In the first few years, we met almost every day and talked about everything, leaving behind many interesting words about writing, friendship, women, etc. In 1955, Zhang Ailing left Hong Kong for the United States, and the two sides began a forty-year back and forth. Now compiled by Song Yilang, more than 300 selected letters and nearly 300 classic quotations not only comprehensively display Zhang Ailing's later creative journey and publication status of her works, but also little-known details of her life. A book of friendship that lasted nearly half a century. The friendship that keeps communicating with each other and supports each other in the face of difficulties makes people look back endlessly.

In the 1970s and 1980s, a group of young people from Guanzhong came to the far western border fortress to defend the border. In the extremely difficult Karakoram Plateau, they used their youth and even their lives to compose a magnificent military song for the tranquility of the Republic.

She insists on guarding the simplicity and simplicity of personal writing with a pen; from the distant Sahara to the Dunhuang Gobi, she does not follow the trend, nor does she interpret life, but is only a witness of life; she is the eternal Sanmao and the eternal legend of romance, freedom and true nature in our hearts. "Meteor Shower" is a collection of Sanmao's speeches. It also includes two of her storytellers and three interviews, showing a different life besides the "Sanmao" that readers are familiar with.

Reading these simple and beautiful words with youthful insights is really comfortable, enjoyable, warm and healing. Aren't every bit of youthful life more precious than anything else? The high school girl Mu Ting recorded a true mental journey, including laughter, sadness, contradictions, and emotions, all like beautiful flowers blooming in the vast land of "life". Every line seems to be declaring: I record my footprints; I taste my growth; I love my life. Let us enter the world of youth together.

This book is a magnificent song describing the New Frost Corps. Through more than 30 years of personal experience, investigation, and interviews, the author uses simple writing, sincere words, and true feelings to introduce to the world the legend of the 359th Brigade, which is famous both at home and abroad. It bowed its head in the Taklimakan Desert, from pioneering to fortification, from tradition to innovation, from humanity to sophistication, from environment to customs, and the hard-working legend of military reclamation. It introduces how people of all ethnic groups from all over the world carry forward the fine traditions of the Chinese nation in a difficult environment, work hard, colonize and guard borders, sacrifice themselves, and dedicate themselves to the motherland. It is nothing less than an ode to the military reclamation cause of the motherland.

"Every Moment in the World is a Good Moment" is a work that reflects the taste of contemporary pastoral life. This book takes the four seasons and the 24 solar terms as the starting point, and is divided into four parts: "Spring", "Summer", "Autumn" and "Winter". They respectively describe the leisure and fun of rural pastoral life in different seasons, as well as the throbbing mood that changes with the seasons between spring sowing and autumn harvest. The author's prose-like language and hand-drawn original illustrations are full of nostalgia and immersive.

Life will inevitably have ups and downs. The injuries you have suffered and the tears you have shed are not meant to make you close your heart, but to make your heart richer and more compassionate. The most beautiful moments for a person are those moments of joy from the heart. Many joys in life need to be discovered and felt, such as tasting a pot of tea, listening to a song, taking a shower, reading a book quietly, simmering a pot of soup slowly, smelling the fragrance of flowers... Occasionally If you step away from your daily life and travel far, see the scenery elsewhere, meet different people and life, feel the kindness that life gives us, and give back to life with warmth and light, you will find that the more grateful you are, the more joyful you will be, and life will always be full of happiness and hope. May we feel every bit of beauty in life with our hearts. We are not poets, but we must still strive to live poetically.

Things in the world are unpredictable and changeful, and there are many things that we are powerless to do. However, it is always good to have a good heart and pursue a good life attitude. When your heart is good, you don't have to worry about how to make a living. As long as you know what you desire and whether you dare to pursue your dreams. You need to know whether you can withstand loneliness and whether you truly love being alone when you are empty. When dealing with people in the world, do good things whenever you think about them, and good things will never be far away from you. I hope you can find beauty in the ordinary details of every day and see the meaning of your life. May you move upward, toward goodness, toward beauty. The good things in the world can really be obtained by those who believe.

"Only Happiness Can't Be Disappointed" is a book about love, happiness and life attitude. It is the happy sentiments of CCTV host Xu Jun. The talented "Princess Princess" has elegant writing style and rich literary accomplishment. From the article, people can see a quiet woman who is true, kind, loves life, and has a peaceful heart. Faced with the reality that women are getting further and further away from a happy life, the author uses her own thinking and insights from daily life, and through real stories that happened to her, to provide guidance for women living in confusion and anxiety, telling contemporary women the true meaning of happiness, what is most important for women, and how to view marriage and love.

Only when you give life artistic conception can life give you scenery. If the heart is simple, the world will be simple, and happiness will grow; if the heart is free, life will be free, and there will be happiness wherever you go. Like Liang Shiqiu, keep one thing in mind, live a simple and elegant life. Follow your heart, be spontaneous, follow the circumstances, be plain, free, and happy. "Live with One Thing in Mind" includes the most recommended articles by hundreds of millions of netizens such as Douban, Renren, Baidu, Sina, NetEase, and Tencent. Raising fish and flowers, reading and writing, listening to operas and drinking tea, traveling and sightseeing, etc., These daily trivial things reveal Mr. Liang Shiqiu's contented, self-entertaining, open-minded and elegant state of mind; we can see his simple mind and leisurely and contented life state.

True love is not a commitment and confession at a certain moment, but the years spent together. Once you join hands, you will be stable for the rest of your life; if you let down the whole world, it will only be good to you. The most beautiful love in the world is not the selfless passion of youth, nor the love between each other in front of flowers and under the moon, but the fact that we can still hold each other's hands when the years have passed and youth is gone. There is no eternal vow, but we can stay together happily for a lifetime; no matter how the environment changes, we can always remain the same and withstand the test of the world and the ordinary passing years.