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People at different stages of life or in different situations have different perceptions of life. As we can see from this map, in the eyes of those with successful careers, it is a global village. In the hearts of many young people, there is a mysterious world waiting to be explored. As for the old lady I met at the intersection of Zhuoni County, Gannan, I'm afraid she wouldn't have any idea. People who once lived under the same roof and shared joys and sorrows, after the earth revolved around the sun several times, some were satisfied and prosperous, while others still had to worry about three meals a day.

"The Nine Waves of Life" shows Professor Li Yanjie's life experience and philosophy of life, and guides readers on how to calm down, have excellent interpersonal communication skills, improve their psychological flexibility or psychological recovery, learn to reflect on their own behavior, and gain a better understanding of speaking skills and interpersonal communication.

Because of the unimaginable pain, in his youth, at the age of 25, Zhou Shiyuan, who had graduated from Tsinghua University and stayed in school, mistakenly drank 98% of the alcohol and committed suicide. After narrowly avoiding death, and after thoroughly understanding that ordinary roads were unavailable, the author discovered the fulcrum that can leverage his destiny - habit! From then on, youth was no longer confused. Zhou Shiyuan used his own innovative habit formula to look back even after defeat! Nowadays, he is a recognized researcher of Chinese habits and has been invited to give lectures at the General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the State Council Agency Affairs Administration, the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee, Tsinghua University, Peking University, etc. Not only does he have a happy love, healthy appearance and heart, but he has also infected and changed everyone around him with his painstakingly written words and heart-wrenching speeches!

People who read regularly don't talk nonsense. What you say must be well-founded, and every conclusion will be drawn through reasonable derivation, rather than just repeating what others say and making irresponsible remarks. People who read regularly think about things and know how to come up with solutions. Their IQs are relatively high. Able to sort out the disordered and chaotic world and grasp the fundamentals and key points. Thereby proposing ways to solve the problem. Every step they take is carefully thought out. But what books should we read? After research, self-cultivation and biography books can inspire people most efficiently. "Books to Read in Life" selects 25 famous books and provides detailed explanations from aspects such as life enlightenment, intensive reading introduction, author background and influence of the book, content summary, popular anecdotes or interpretations of famous quotes, application experience, etc. Young readers will definitely benefit a lot from them.

It comprehensively and vividly displays the real growth experience of "post-90s" college students in colleges and universities in the Internet era and the educational concepts, practices, and thinking of counselors engaged in ideological and political education. It provides experience and reference for the healthy growth of college students, provides inspiration for college counselors and other teachers to carry out online education work, and injects a new style into the current social public opinion, which has many one-sided, secularized and even demonized evaluations of college students. The first part: "New Words of Growth", mainly instructive articles written for college students to adapt to college, self-positioning and planning issues; the second part: "Dabing Family Letters", mainly conversational articles written for social topics, campus topics, and growth confusion that college students are generally concerned about. Appendix: Includes research articles published by the author, letters written to parents of students, etc.

From a new perspective, this book guides us to focus on our own potential and seek the path to success from our own minds, concepts and daily behaviors. It tells people how to change their living habits, change the relationship between relatives, friends and colleagues and their own values, how to control their emotions and resolve inner conflicts and contradictions. In the theoretical part, this book explains the overview of human potential, the historical origin of the development of potential thinking, the theory and methods of potential development, and introduces a series of research projects on potential development in Guangdong; in the practical part, it discusses the potential development of college students, middle school students, primary school students, and infants. This book can be used not only as a teaching material for school management and psychology majors in colleges and technical secondary schools, but also as a study and research book for potential enthusiasts.

Success is a philosophy, but also an art; it is a spirit, but also an understanding; it is a kind of wisdom, but also a state. This book uses simple and popular stories to show people the qualities needed for success: wisdom, inspiration, love, perseverance, optimism and other qualities. This book combines theory with practice and shows the powerful spiritual power, allowing people to reflect on themselves while being shocked, find their own position and direction, and be the master of their own destiny. The language of this book is simple and profound, and it gradually explains the profound principles in the process of managing life through short stories, allowing readers to understand the way to success, explore their own advantages and potential, and obtain the success and fruits they expect in the process of reading the stories. This book is suitable for readers of all ages and genders who seek career success and spiritual growth. The cover of this book has an anti-counterfeiting label from Tsinghua University Press. Those without the label are not allowed to sell it.

"Good Scenery Collection" selects more than 400 poems written by the author in recent years, divided into six parts: Appreciating the landscape, embracing the flowers and trees, enjoying the time, cherishing the fate, and enjoying the world. It expresses the author's praise of the beautiful scenery, famous temples and ancient temples, his pride for his country and the world, his attachment to flowers and trees, his perception of the passage of time, his infatuation with relatives and friends, and his singing of foreign scenery. It has a higher intention and emotions.

The whole book takes the author's own experience as the main line, telling the story of how he rose up, persevered, and grew tenaciously from an ordinary person like a grass to finally become a big tree. The author went from a successful real estate person to an advocate of the International Long March Sports Games. After ten years of hard work, the first International Long March Sports Games was finally held in Changbai Mountain in January 2014. This sports meeting is hosted by the Chinese University Students Association and co-organized by the International Long March Sports Committee Co., Ltd. And the Changbai Mountain Reserve Management Committee of Jilin Province. Every year thereafter, it will be held in different cities in China and the world. It aims to integrate the Chinese Red Army's Long March, a human miracle, with the spirit of sports, promote it to the world, and create a sports event that every ordinary person can participate in. This book is of great significance in guiding young people to establish a correct outlook on life and values, revitalizing the national spirit, and inspiring young people to be patriotic and innovative. This book is suitable for young students and readers.

It brings together the essence of Professor Li Yanjie's many years of speech experience and speech aesthetics, which can help every reader sort out their own language loopholes, calm down, listen to the true inner voice of the other person, and understand the true needs of themselves and the other person.

This book takes Liang Hongda's daily live broadcast as the main content during the 18 days of the 2016 Rio Olympics, with a total of 18 articles. Each article is divided into two parts: "Sports Storytelling" and "Lao Liang's Red Sandalwood God Talk". Attached are several pages of color illustrations of photos of the two authors and the program team's work. The content of "Sports Storytelling" is 3 to 5 hot topics inside and outside the stadium on the day of the Olympic Games. Liang Hongda summarizes and comments on them in the book, using humorous language and a distinctive personal style. "Old Liang Zitan's Little God Talk" is a dialogue between Liang Hongda and Zitan. The topics cover the Olympics, sports, society, culture and other aspects. It is rich in information and highly readable.

"Let go of worries and meet your happy self: dedicated to all\

The Monkey King, who led a group of monkeys to practice martial arts in Huaguo Mountain, went to the Dragon Palace of the East China Sea to borrow treasures because he didn't have the weapons he wanted. After the Monkey King pulled out the treasure, the Dragon King regretted it and went to the Heavenly Palace to complain. The Jade Emperor tricked the Monkey King into heaven, named him Bima Wen and put him under house arrest. The Monkey King knew that after receiving the chapter, he fought against the Heavenly Palace. The Jade Emperor was angry and ordered the heavenly soldiers and generals to capture the Monkey King, but he was severely defeated. The Jade Emperor also pretended to designate the Monkey King as the "Monkey King" and ordered him to take charge of the Peach Garden in the Heavenly Palace. One day, the Monkey King learned that the Queen Mother was hosting a peach banquet and invited various gods and goddesses, but he was not invited. Then they made a big fuss in Yaochi. The soldiers of the Jade Emperor's Qingtian Palace will capture the Monkey King. The Monkey King fought back and beat the Heavenly Palace to pieces.

This book is the epic of a person. Yan Sheng was born in the countryside, grew up in Yanzhao, grew up in the capital, and sang all over the world. Do you know how many ups and downs, how much sadness, how much dedication, how much experience he went through... This book is a declaration of love, with the deep fists of family, the sincerity of friendship, the mutual affection of love, loyalty and courage, and chivalrous and tender Bai Yansheng. This book is full of admiration for the quintessence of China. In the past twenty years, Yan Sheng has been traveling around the theater, preaching through drama, using culture to convey his voice, activating tradition, searching for faith, and creating and sharing unique value for this era of declining traditional culture.

This book is Qiao Ye's latest self-selected collection of prose, divided into 4 volumes. Qiao Ye's prose is delicate and smart, fresh and meaningful, thoughtful and practical, and full of beautiful feelings of warmth and healing. In this book, Qiao Ye has more detailed observations and descriptions of life and life, literature and friendship, fashion and customs, etc. It is full of philosophy and speculation, contains profound introspection, and allows us to see the power of perseverance. After years of practice in writing both novels and prose, Qiao Ye's prose has reached a new height. This book represents the highest level of the author's prose creation. At the same time, the well-known illustrator Wang Yunfei lovingly painted the book (cover image), and the same series of paintings was selected as the background image for the Hunan Satellite TV party.

"Prajna Paramita Heart Sutra", referred to as "Prajna Heart Sutra" or "Heart Sutra", is an extremely important classic in the Prajna Sutra series that is concise, profound, profound and succinct. It is a Buddhist sutra that Mahayana Buddhist monks and lay Buddhists recite daily. Interpretation of this Prajna classic is free and easy, with profound artistic conception. If you savor it carefully, you will gain a lot. The author, Wanfeng Shanren, is both a Taoist monk and a master of Zen painting. He explains the Prajnaparamita Heart Sutra in the form of poetry and painting. A sutra, accompanied by 1-2 Zen paintings and a few short poems in vernacular Chinese. The poems are Zen and painterly, beautiful and readable.

This book is a female executive who has worked hard in the workplace for many years. Through her many years of workplace experience and life insights, this book shares with readers how young people, especially women, should face the increasingly fierce workplace competition and high-pressure life in the current society. This book takes "self-cultivation", "self-growth" and "love of life" as its core, giving people a positive attitude and positive energy to face life head-on.

The author writes some stories and life insights about himself and the people around him in a young man's style. These sentimental designs have many youthful perspectives on life, friendship, love, studies, work, etc. They dare to love and hate, to pursue their dreams, and to express different opinions. More importantly, the author explains a very inspiring point of view to readers. For girls, your style is far more important than your appearance. Don't think that appearance can cover up everything. Your vision and perspective on things are far more attractive than your appearance, and can bring you a different and wonderful life.

The twenty-nine essays included in this book were published sporadically in various newspapers and periodicals by the author over the past twenty years. They are of any length and discuss literary and artistic affairs. These articles are roughly divided into three groups. Some are the author's speeches at symposiums, some are lecture notes in class, some are reflections after reading new works by teachers and friends, and the author's personal experience in learning calligraphy, painting, and seal cutting and overseas experiences. The content discussed in the book records the author's learning experience at various stages from different angles, and is a record of the author's understanding of art.

"Their Long-Distance Love" is a collection of stories, with the theme of "long-distance love", the most contradictory and enduring topic in love. It brings together many authors such as Lin Tete, Wang Chen, Xiaobei, Hua Xi, Yanboren Chang'an, Chen Guo, Uncle Xiaochuan, Ju Jingwei, Peng Pai, Xiaohan, Xia Yan, etc. To tell stories about long-distance love. People who have never experienced long-distance love say that it is difficult just thinking about it; people who have experienced it say that long-distance relationships can be survived, and there is nothing terrible about it, but they never want to experience it again. Some people stay with each other across thousands of miles, while others have no choice but to break up because of the distance. Some even go their separate ways to continue their long-distance secret love before they have time to confess. No matter which one it is, looking back in the future, this long-distance relationship has become the most special memory in my memory. We were brave then, we were not afraid of falling in love, but we were already growing up slowly. When I wake up, I feel that I really love you.

Books are like wives, they are good for others. A collection of 300,000 words of rare contemporary Chinese books over the past 30 years. For bibliophile Wei Li, "Books are like wives, they are a blessing to others." He also said, "You must be greedy when collecting books. Whatever you can't get is the best." This is true love. Reading, loving and collecting books are all enjoyable things. His self-narrated book "Lost Secretary, Gained Secretary" (2 volumes in total) uses Wei Li's collection of books as a clue to essentially write the story of Chinese book friends' interactions, as well as various anecdotes about ancient book auctions, with beautiful pictures and full of fun. In the first volume, "Lost Secretaries," Wei Li tells 40 stories of collecting lost ancient books. In the second volume, "Lost Secretaries," Wei Li tells 25 stories of collecting ancient books.

Zhang Yihe and He Weifang jointly wrote a book for the first time, a freshly released graphic work. Zhang Yihe and He Weifang joined forces for the first time. Zhang Yihe, a humanities scholar who has attracted the most attention from the Chinese people; He Weifang, the most controversial and influential Peking University professor. The two scholars represent two generations of intellectuals and have jointly written a book for the first time. Zhang Yihe's major is drama, while He Weifang's major is law. "Four Hands" incorporates He Weifang's photography, "putting Zhang Yihe's drama and He Weifang's law into the same pot and boiling them." "What comes out is 'sleight of hand.'" It seems "secular, fun, and casual," although it has "no politics, no thoughts, and no edge." The appendix is ​​the unabridged speech, which is He Weifang's speech as a teacher representative at the 2008 graduation ceremony of Peking University Law School, "Let the spirit of President Hu Shi live forever in our hearts."

Directly pointing to reality, laughing and scolding, this is Chen Danqing's first collection of remarks. The book is a collection of words compiled by Chen Danqing from interviews or conversations with people in recent years, carefully selected and compiled into a collection. The title of the book "The Quagmire of Conversation" seems to imply the impossibility of communication. Some chapters in the book also deliberately retain the dilemma of conversation between media carnival and personal expression. This situation of being stuck in the "quagmire" is worth its own price. It requires deep thought. On the other hand, most of the chapters in the book reflect the possibility and necessity of communication after removing the preset stance of the media. For example, the dialogue between Chen Danqing and Wang Anyi. The two people's thoughts and knowledge stimulated and explained each other. It was very rewarding to read. This is a rich dialogue, and it is also a reflection on the dialogue itself.

A generation of people has no way to escape from the sadness of spring and autumn, and they don't know what to do all the time in their lives. This book describes a period of "rogue years" when ideals were just ideals and never became hard labor. Dreams were just dreams and could come and go freely. This is a more thorough "confession". Like the author's other works, it tells the story of Ma Liang's growth and dreams, but it accidentally reveals the confusion and persistence that everyone has had.

The undue admiration, the endless love and hatred between father and son. The little history in the old house contains the complex pains and simple joys of the past! Miscellaneous pain and simple happiness are a lifetime. This is the history of a courtyard, the world of yesterday, a hometown that cannot be returned, and a childhood that cannot be returned. Liangxuan, who is now in his seventies, returned to his former residence that he couldn't bear to pass by for more than ten years - "No. 6, Lane 7, Qingtian Street" - to guide tourists. A decade of grudges and hatreds emerged overwhelmingly, and the memories of people, things and interests were ups and downs, so he began to spend every morning in his father's study , writing on my father's desk, with this house as the center, dating back eighty or ninety years, from the environment, architectural details, a pond of water lilies, a poinciana tree, a turtle, seven cats and two dogs, to the love and hatred of father and son, human suffering and the joy of all things, are constantly intertwined in this house. Emotions are woven into memories, carrying the longing and deep gratitude for life.

This book authentically selects the letters and diaries of a group of Beijing educated youths and their families who joined the team in Yan'an. These diaries and letters are like clear psychological maps, illuminating the mental journey experienced by the educated youth and serving as a door for readers to enter the spiritual world of the educated youth. A common feature of personal diaries and private letters is their privacy, and it is this privacy that makes them authentic and reliable. Although the diaries and letters we have selected are deeply marked by that era and filled with the discourse system of that era, we have reason to believe that the beliefs expressed in these diaries and letters are sincere and the emotions are sincere. No matter how naive or absurd, we can understand a real history from it, and while reflecting on history, we can also appreciate the value of human faith and spirit.

Recommended by Chen Sheng, Zuo Xiaozushu, Zhang Xiaozhou, Zhang Tiezhi and other music and cultural figures from both sides of the Taiwan Strait! "Yesterday's Book" comes from Ma Shifang's heart, but it writes about the personal memory and social symphony of our era. In 2010, Ma Shifang, who was about to turn 40, dedicated his second book "Yesterday's Book" to long-awaited readers. This important representative figure in Taiwan's sixth-grade cultural fields such as music, broadcasting, and text creation included more than 40 pieces of his writings since 2002 in the second collection of essays, as well as more than 30 frames of collected photos of pop music-related objects, writing about music, memories, and the symphony of personal life and times.

Xiong Peiyun: After discovering society and advocating for freedom, I reiterated my personal responsibility. In the era of utopia, we deny the present for the sake of the future; in the era of utilitarianism, we abandon the future for the sake of the present. When China slid from one extreme to another, Xiong Peiyun used his usual optimistic attitude to restore people's confidence and enthusiasm for rationality. Will this society be good? It is both a question and an expectation. This book connects ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, and not only focuses on key issues such as revolution and reform, freedom and responsibility, violence and forgiveness, morality and law, but also explains the importance of individuals in social change from the perspective of "taking one's own responsibility for the world".

China's most controversial cultural reporter has been on the front lines for 15 years. Let me take you to watch this era of entertainment to death with a cold eye. "Only the Masses, No Culture" selects a total of 51 important interviews and reports from 2001 to 2014 when Wang Xiaofeng was a reporter for the Ministry of Culture in Sanlian Life Weekly. It includes in-depth interviews with nearly a hundred key figures in the cultural circle, including Li Zongsheng, Cui Jian, Xu Wei, Wang Feng, Wang Shuo, Jia Zhangke, Cui Yongyuan, etc. The author sharply analyzes the Chinese pop culture phenomenon that has been noisy for the past fifteen years, covering important issues in cultural music, movies, TV, drama, cross talk, sketches, literature and other aspects. It not only shows a media person's continuous attention and independent thinking on the cultural industry, but also provides a new perspective for us to understand the dramatic changes in Chinese society since the reform and opening up.

100 years of China, 100 annual rings, 100 vicissitudes of life. "Who passed down this industry? Hang a lamp in the dusk." An ordinary reader, with a simple mood, made a year-round reading among the common reading materials, starting from the year of the Revolution of 1911. Hundreds of reading materials and thousands of short essays in and out of books over the past century have gradually gathered into annual rings on paper. The books in "The Wheel" include classics, teaching materials, and textbooks; there are politics; there are wars and peace; there are praises and criticisms; there are "New Self-cultivation" in the early years of the Republic of China, and there are also newly published "Desolate Collections"... There is no stick to one, and you can read as you go. The formation of annual rings is irregular but natural, and truly reflects the civilian nature of reading. As the author said in the preface, "it is not difficult for everyone who has read books and written compositions." The "annual rings" of books are also the "annual rings" of people.

"The person who painted this painting has his heart wandering in the sky!" An inner confession of the world from "Old Tree Painting", a collection of iconic paintings of figures in old tree-style gowns. Fun, transparent, and honest; a picture book of troubled times with wonderful words! This is a memoir of "Laoshu Huahua" who is popular on Weibo, an inner confession about painting, aesthetics, and the world; it is also a collection of iconic paintings of figures in old tree-style gowns. With one picture and one article, you can get a glimpse of the complete world of the old tree in the painting and what is hidden outside the painting. The paintings are divided into seven groups, "Daily Life", "Leisure", "Flower Prisoner", "Minds", "Season", "Jianghu" and "Taoyuan". The most iconic Laoshu-style figure paintings in long gowns of the Republic of China, coupled with the most flavorful Laoshu-style "crooked poems", connect them to the world of this unique figure in long gowns, which is Laoshu's own world. The article has seven questions, in the form of "answering guests' questions", telling about Laoshu's experience in painting, his inheritance from teachers, his own paintings, and his own "poetry". Every word is "his own thoughts, his own love, his own garden, his own vegetables."

This is a story about book lovers who search for books all over the country and overseas and have great fun in searching for books. Searching for books is a process, a little bit of beautiful thoughts in life. The author also traces the life fragments of the authors of the books, such as Xu Zhimo, Dai Wangshu, Feng Zikai, etc., And their studies, writing, love and spiritual pursuits. In particular, the book shadows and binding designs of books from the Republic of China attached to this book have high reference value and collection value.

Writing articles is a lifelong skill! Feeling the various shortcomings of Chinese language teaching and examination-oriented writing, writer Zhang Dachun continued "Knowing a Few Words" to talk about the art of writing. This book uses more than 70 articles to interpret the art of writing. It not only discusses his views on article writing and current Chinese education, analyzes various bad speaking habits that ordinary people are accustomed to without noticing, but also demonstrates various writing techniques. At the same time, one article each of ancient and modern famous writers such as Su Xun, Lu Xun, Hu Shi, Liang Shiqiu, and Mao Jian is quoted to further elaborate on the wit and beautiful language of the articles.

Xu Zhiyuan wrote a preface to recommend the 2013 Taipei Book Fair Grand Prize-winning work, an incomplete picture of searching for his father, and a confession of the Son of Man. This book is a collection of Wang Jianzhuang's articles recalling his father in the "Collection of Three Young Masters and Four Strong" column of "China Times". Fang Zheng's unsmiling father spent a quarter of his life wandering in the flames of war, and was chased by death from behind every day. From the Anti-Japanese War to the Civil War between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, this personal witness of a tiny soldier in history has never been spoken between father and son, and the ordinary existence seems to not exist. It was not until the child was born and the father was promoted to grandfather that the alienation between the two generations gradually resolved. Twelve years after his father's death, Wang Jianzhuang finally summoned up the courage to try to collage a picture of his father's life from small pieces of memory fragments. Fifty stories traveled through time and space, searching for him. In the end, what he got was still only an incomplete picture of the search for his father, and a confession of the son of man.

A singing book, writer and singer Zhong Lifeng's charming thoughts and short plucked songs from 2004 to 2014. This book is a collection of graphic short stories by writer and singer Zhong Lifeng. It collects his short sentences and 10 long essays from 2004 to 2014, all of which are the author's recollections and thoughts about art, literature, love, dreams, journeys, and the past. The 36 spiritual illustrations give the book a meditative and poetic atmosphere.

"New York Trivia" by Chen Danqing, a well-known domestic public intellectual, painter, and cultural critic, has been revised and republished. In this revision, all the original second volume has been deleted, while a large number of pictures have been added, printed in color, and the cover has been redesigned to make it more readable and beautiful. Several familiar readers criticized me and said that among the three or five "books" I have published in recent years, "New York Trivia" is still readable. This book is the closing of my life in New York and the beginning of my first writing... Because of this book, my life has changed and a new area has appeared. The first edition was divided into two volumes. The second volume contains mostly interviews, essays and Chinese topics. This revision has deleted all of them. At the same time, a large number of pictures have been added, printed in color, and the cover has been redesigned. Even before I read the book, I was already a little happy.

Chen Danqing's first travelogue, a foreign customs in the eyes of an artist. Since 2009, Chen Danqing has tried to write travel notes. This book contains a complete collection of long texts written by the author in Turkey, Russia, Germany, and Hungary. This is not only Chen Danqing's first travel note, but also Chen Danqing's first attempt at medium-length writing besides essays. Judging from the final text, these chapters are unique and full of historical and humanistic flavor. They are rare travel notes that are readable and charming. Chen Danqing recorded the little-known scenery of the four places with a painter's perspective, and provided rich nutrition with his interest and knowledge in painting, music, humanities and history. In addition, this book also contains more than 300 on-site and historical pictures from various places and Chen Danqing's sketch manuscripts. The whole book is printed in four colors and glue-stitched, and is carefully arranged by Chen Danqing. It is not only a good travelogue, but also an exquisite and unique travel guide, worth collecting.

Rather than restoring Lu Xun, it is better to restore an era. This book contains the author's seven speeches on Lu Xun in recent years. Although it only contains tens of thousands of words, it opens up a new realm on the edge of the vast research on Lu Xun. Commentators may say that it "restores" Lu Xun, or that it "recalls" Lu Xun; and for the author, such public discussion of Mr. Da may be more like a wish.

After "The Wasted Collection", this is Chen Danqing's first collection of essays in five years. This book is a collection of essays and essays written by Chen Danqing in recent years. According to the theme, it is divided into four parts: art, image, society and Mu Xin. Although the themes and contents of each article are different, it is not difficult to read the author's unique insights and style. The whole book either talks about art or history, and is very informative and thought-provoking, continuing the high level of his old works. In addition to the essays, three essays written by Chen Danqing in memory of Mu Xin are specially included. Among them, "Guarding and Farewell" records the moments before and after Mu Xin's death. Compared with the previous essays that were full of laughter and curses, it is sad, touching and more tender.

The famous musician Yao Qian's thoughts on taste and life. The content is about fashion, taste, life attitude, etc., And explores tasteful life and lifestyle. Yao Qian has been "double-dwelling" in mainland China and Taiwan in recent years. He writes columns in Taiwan's "Crown" magazine, Taiwan's "Collection", "Southern People Weekly", "Artron Art Network", "ELLE", "Girlfriend" and other magazines, working diligently and writing continuously. Sometimes gentle, sometimes sharp, sometimes distant, sometimes vigorous. After reading thousands of sails, his writing skills are sophisticated, but he is calm and calm.

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". He also talked about 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.