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A collection of essays authorized by Chen Zhongshi at the end of February 2016 includes more than 70 essays from the late 1980s to the present. The works include detailed descriptions of plants, trees, insects and birds, as well as sketches of the places he visited; suggestions and justifications for the land of Guanzhong and the ancient city of Xi'an; records of life in the old house under Bailuyuan and an analysis of his own heart; and selected textbooks. , Model works for middle school Chinese reading test papers, and excellent articles that were not widely circulated before... The entire work shows the overall outlook of Chen Zhongshi's life and creation over the past 30 years. It is a mirror for readers to understand Chen Zhongshi, and it is also a precious material for us to record Chen Zhongshi.

"Only Joy and No Sorrow" is a collection of essays on artistic life by ink painter Lin Xi, discussing the art of art and the beauty of uselessness. The book is divided into six series according to the theme: "Art can pass through", "Contemplating the world", "Getting at ease with Zen", "A place of peace of mind", "Written to time" and "Innocent heart". The text is light and the artistic conception is elegant. Lin Xi analyzes the essential connotation of artistic aesthetic education in the way of a craftsman, and shares the joy of writing, the method of concentration, the cultivation of mental strength, and the learning methods of art. From the perspective of Chinese literati, she observes the aesthetic taste of contemporary life, explains what "useless beauty" is, how to "live alone", and explores ways to return traditional aesthetics to modern life. It is everyone's nature to love to play, but how to have fun and engage in play is an ability that everyone must learn. Lin Xi, an ink painter who became famous at a young age, is also a craftsman, teacher and designer. She loves to play by nature and has many specific hobbies: sitting quietly, reading, writing, painting, flower arranging, smelling incense, playing the piano, drinking tea, studying Chinese medicine and philosophy... Because of her diverse identity and rich interests, she has a rich inner source of creation, and she expresses her insights on artistic creation, technical expertise, traditional aesthetics of Chinese literati, children's aesthetic education, and daily life in spiritual and philosophical words. Nourish a rich daily life with useless aesthetics, telling us that a person's happiness does not require external things.

My grandfather was a simple and ordinary farmer, but he was also a patriot who understood justice and had national integrity. He said: "Country, country, only a country has a home." He used his firm ideas and tenacious perseverance. With extraordinary endurance, regardless of his old age and frailty, he overcame unimaginable hardships and sufferings, and sent his two sons, a daughter-in-law, and a son-in-law to the anti-Japanese battlefield at a time when the country was in danger. His sons and daughters fought bloody battles at the front, while he worked hard at the rear, donated money and materials, and drove donkeys to deliver military rations. He was captured several times by the Japanese puppets and was almost buried alive on the Xihetan outside the county town.

"To live, you must have some flavor": This book is a collection of essays co-authored by Wang Zengqi and Wang Lang. It also includes many unpublished "food anecdotes" by Wang Lang. The content is divided into three series. The first series discusses food by region, telling the essence and interesting insights of the food in each place. The second volume discusses food with unique tastes, using sour, sweet, bitter, spicy and salty to describe the various flavors of life. The third volume discusses the culture and origin of food, recalls the bitter and sweet, traces the past and present, and inspires thinking about life beyond food. The book is hardcover and printed in four colors, especially Wang Zengqi's exquisite calligraphy and paintings. Wang Zengqi takes writing, painting, and cooking, the most common things in life, so that readers can deeply feel the unique taste and fun. The Wang father and son talked through the air, telling interesting little stories in life.

This book collects Wang Zengqi's classic prose works. From narrative lyricism to life insights. Wang Zengqi's indifferent attitude towards life is naturally revealed in his simple words. In his works, every kind of vegetation has its own temperament and is different from others. Every little thing, folk custom, flowers, birds, insects, fish and lanterns become vivid and interesting. The content is calm and plain, giving people an indescribable warmth.

This book is a collection with the theme of "happiness". It mainly discusses what happiness is, how to practice happiness and other issues of public concern. As a senior Chinese language teacher and senior writer, the author Zhang Lijun puts her feelings and thoughts into writing with her vivid, light and rigorous writing style. Each article is lengthy and philosophical. The short and concise stories and warm and wise discussions allow readers to realize the true appearance of happiness in a relaxed and pleasant reading atmosphere. This book will inspire and educate the public, helping more people return to the present and take every moment of life seriously.

Yu Dan is admirable. Her profound knowledge of ancient literature is vividly demonstrated in the passages of "Yu Dan's Interesting Life". Following Yu Dan, we can taste the fun in life and discover another beauty of life. In the book "Yu Dan's Interesting Life", celebrities, allusions and poems not only make the reading process full of fun, but also marvel at the splendid culture that our great Chinese nation has given birth to, which is so profound, profound and full of wisdom. "One mountain, one water, one world" in the book is a metaphor for the realm, and the realm of life determines the pattern, tolerance and mentality; "the taste of tea" is a metaphor for the mentality, drinking tea is like nourishing the heart; "the taste of wine" is a metaphor for character, and a person's character determines the trajectory and quality of life; "the interest of the piano" is a metaphor for taste, and people's tastes and hobbies guide the concentration and intensity of happiness in life. To sum up, it means: people can look forward to the future and remember the past, but the only thing they can grasp is the present. By telling the story of gin wine and tea, Yu Dan tells us that life is actually very interesting. We might as well learn from the ancients' taste and enjoy life while playing gin, drinking wine and tea.

"The Heart of the Qin You Ji" is composed of two overlapping parts: "The Heart of the Qin You Ji" and "Yi Shan Yi Shui". "The Heart of the Qin Has a Heart" is a prose essay by Huang Haibei, a young scholar from the China Academy of Arts, about his experience in learning the guqin; "Yi Shan Yi Shui" is the biography of Master Rushan, a Korean monk and a doctor of philosophy from Peking University. In "The Heart of the Qin", the author conducts an in-depth study of the subtle connection between the Chinese guqin and Zen culture, and describes in detail the skills and emotions required for the specific performance of many Chinese guqin music. "Returning Words", "Reminiscences of Old Friends", "Mooring on the Autumn River at Night", "Goose Falling on the Flat Sand"... Each song is enough to remind people of the elegant scene of ancient literati sitting quietly under the pine tree, playing the piano and singing softly. Behind these situations, there may be sorrow and separation, or it may be emotion caused by the situation; it may be a calm attitude towards life, or it may be beautiful memories of loved ones. The details of the piano playing skills and the emotions that should be invested when playing are described by the author in a vivid and elegant way. Master Rushan in "Mountains and Waters", with an extreme longing for Chinese culture, traveled from South Korea to Taiwan, China, and from Taiwan to the mainland. He studied Chinese and Chinese culture at Furen University and Peking University, studying under the famous teacher Professor Lou Yulie. Later, Master Rushan met the guqin by chance and became obsessed with it. From then on, he devoted himself to studying it...

A seagull camera records the legend of an era and is dedicated to all readers who have experienced queue jumping and are interested in the story of educated youth. "The Past of the Barefoot Doctor" is a record by the great painter Jin Zhilin of the medical legend of Sun Lizhe, who worked as a barefoot doctor in northern Shaanxi. Mr. Jin Zhilin took nearly a thousand photos at that time. With the artist's vision and skill, every work he took has the quality of a master. This is an excellent original book that has been rare in recent years. It describes with pictures and text a miracle in the medical history of the contemporary world. In the 1970s, Sun Lizhe, a young man from Beijing, and other barefoot doctors, treated illnesses and saved lives in rural areas of northern Shaanxi, saving the lives of countless farmers. They were a model group that was famous throughout the country at that time. The whole book is full of positive energy and promotes the spirit of serving the people. It is of great practical significance to be published in today's environment of tense doctor-patient relationship. In "The Past of Barefoot Doctors", in addition to the precious historical photos and narrative texts taken by the great painter and scholar Professor Jin Zhilin, it also includes reminiscence articles of the barefoot doctors of the medical team led by Sun Lizhe. These articles greatly enrich the content of the book, restore history, and increase readability and historical value. The personal experiences, personal memories and real details written by the authors constitute "Barefoot Doctor", a legendary, unique and glorious page in the contemporary medical history of China and the world. "The Past of the Barefoot Doctor" tells an incredible Chinese story, a medical miracle that shocked the world, the journey of a barefoot miracle doctor, and a male god who fascinated countless women - Sun Lizhe. It is a glimpse of Chinese society in the 1970s, and the story that shines with the brilliance of humanity is tear-jerking. Chinese Translation Publishing's New Year's Eve Special: Shocking originality, precious images, exclusive exposure of the photography of master oil painter Jin Zhilin, looking back at the history of contemporary Chinese rural medical care through light and shadow of the past. An unparalleled anecdote in the world's contemporary medical history, an unreplicable legend of a generation of educated youth miracle doctors. The twinkling red cross stars on the northern Shaanxi Plateau write a thrilling medical story: a miracle doctor who saved lives and injured thousands of families, and a warm story about love that is extinct today. It purifies the soul, satirizes reality and enlightens society, records history, spreads great love and promotes the spirit. Old photos restore the most authentic historical scenes, and personal history records the spiritual history of a generation.

At first, my mood was very simple. I just felt that I was very lucky to witness the process of a person germinating, sprouting and growing like a seed... I actually wanted to put aside my feelings as a mother and my identity as a novelist who grew up in Taipei to observe and record her. I forgot that she was my daughter and imagined that she was like her. The work of an individual anthropologist facing a heterogeneous tribal group... But after all, all her exploration and learning were deeply affected by me who lived with her day and night. Even if I can try to remove the part of myself that is within the reach of rationality, I can't take away a little bit of the deep emotions generated by my long-term relationship with her...

This is a flavorful collection of essays about food and life, filled with girlish elegance. A bowl of fried rice with eggs in his childhood, the kebabs he had with him in his youth, the fish head soup that his mother brought when he returned home, the oil-fried chili that his best friend is good at, the "most delicious" claypot rice made for his loved ones... Their taste, color, shape, and the people and things related to them, as the memory of taste buds blossoms, makes people unforgettable. The wonderful descriptions of food in the article arouse the appetite, and the stories and experiences are a feast for the soul.

Every food is a mood. I have no control over my stomach, which represents an emotional longing. I once saw an old man in the store ordering a squirrel mandarin fish and a bowl of white rice. He ate it carefully and thoroughly. This scene is really touching when you think about it carefully. An old shop, with old taste and old craftsmanship, has been with a person for half his life. Being able to eat and dare to eat is the same as being able to love and love, both are things that young people are good at. When one day you want to eat but cannot digest it, or want to love but have too little capital, your youth will be over. Everything is accidental, cherish it and enjoy the moment. This is true when you encounter good tea, meet good people, and encounter good things.

Through these literary works exuding strong Hui national characteristics, we see a broad and generous spiritual carrier that carries tenacity, cleanliness, uprightness and hope, and see folk sentiments that record the times, stay close to the earth, and explore the inner world of ordinary people. This is derived from the rich accumulation and profound insight of life by Hui writers. These works represent the reliance and inheritance of Hui civilization and their spiritual beliefs, and they are also resistance to certain impetuous trends in the current era. Because of yesterday's cultural consciousness, Hui writers began to examine and write about themselves; because the presentation of these works today fills us with the most cultural confidence and aesthetic expectations for future Hui literature.

"Writing About You" edited by Luo Caimeng is a collection of essays. The author has been teaching for 28 years and is a competent and excellent teacher. She writes constantly and has written extensively. She is a sincere and delicate writer. Like many ordinary mothers, she also has confusion and confusion when educating her children. This book uses delicate writing to record every detail of the life and emotions of the author and her daughter from childhood to adulthood. It is told in a eloquent and touching way.

This book is a collection of essays. This book is a selection of the author's blog content in recent years. Among them are the author's memories of the past; the love and hatred of those years; the ups and downs of the traveler; and self-deprecating and self-ironic blog posts, which have inadvertently become popular posts among fans. Compiling these popular posts into a collection, although messy, is the most authentic portrayal of the state of mind. Write your heart with your pen, but the truth will last forever. Open your heart, talk to yourself, talk to yourself, and the world will become wider. My world is full of mixed feelings. There were sighs, pain, and mostly laughter.

Unique discoveries can become classics of prose poetry. She only looks at everything with beautiful eyes: I look at the ancient land, with countless roads, covering its vicissitudes of life like blood vessels. "("The Wandering of Nothingness") There are countless prose poems about the earth, but the roads are like blood vessels covering the vicissitudes of the earth's face, which is indeed unique. "The Wandering of Nothingness" indeed expands the space of our imagination. Where is the poet? Is her wandering extraordinary?

Lu Changhai's first "Weibo style" essay collection collects the essence of the author's Weibo texts published between 2013 and 2016, including life insights, life moments, reading experiences, 100-word science popularization, micro-science history, scientific figures, etc. The author continues to use concise and highly literary language, and expresses his emotions about life experiences and vicissitudes of life, highlighting the wisdom, calmness and open-mindedness of life. Recording and thinking about every bit of life reveals wonders in the ordinary. The integration of events and figures from literary and scientific history demonstrates the author's unique perspective. Either research, record, or obtain the "odd things" of the masters in the history of Bagua, which are easy to pick up and full of fun.

From a remote mountain village to settled in a prosperous metropolis! From laid-off workers to well-known reporters in coastal media! From "people who haven't read" to "writing books for readers"! There is neither hope nor despair. The author's growth story is a rare textbook for the generation that grew up in sugar water! There are warm pictures, touching scenes, simple faces, and heart-warming words in "The Shy Age"... "The Shy Age" is divided into three series, the first series is Going to the Sunshine, the second series is Sunshine Hands, and the third series is embracing the sunshine. "The Shy Age" reflects the difficulty of life for the generation born in the 1970s. In the face of difficulties, only by persevering in self-improvement can we stand up in the face of difficulties. But the author always has a sunny and positive attitude. This is a rare textbook for the generation soaked in sugar water.

We have missed the early spring when we wear floral skirts and smile like flowers, and we have missed the extremely free and easy midsummer when walking alone. Life has entered the fragrant and quiet autumn, and there is a sense of tranquility and comfort that "the book is gradually disappearing, and the water is vast and the fish can sink." In any case, the period of doubtlessness in life is already in front of us. After savoring the state of mind at this time, I unexpectedly encountered "Breathing" compiled by Heixue in the text. How wonderful and how lucky it is!

The tragedy of the World Cup in Chinese football has formed a menstrual cycle like a menstrual period, occurring once every four years. As the national football team is eliminated earlier and earlier, the intervals have changed slightly, but the damage to those who still have feelings for Chinese football has been profound. Does Chinese football have to be in the World Cup? --The young Cruyff smoked, took drugs, and had promiscuous relationships between men and women. He was a wild man and committed all kinds of evil. However, these scandals did not make him lose points. On the contrary, they made his admirers even more crazy about him. In the lifeless political atmosphere, boring scenes of Brezhnev, Ford and others were repeatedly shown on TV. How did Cruyff become an anti-system hero and ascend to the altar? --No matter how brilliant the data Messi handed over, it is not proportional to his global popularity, and he always lives in doubt. Many people love him, but more people ignore him, disdain him, and dismiss him. Why is it that no matter how much Messi has achieved in the European arena, and even if Messi has played for the country more times than Diego, his status in his motherland is still so far away from Maradona? --Suarez's buck teeth finally defeated Suarez's feet and entered the World Cup history in one fell swoop. He should have made a will to bury his teeth in the Natal Dunes Arena or offer them as relics after his death. The above-mentioned wonderful and unknown football stories all come from the book you are about to open - "Football Matters".

Miyun, located at the foot of the Yanshan Mountains in the northeast of Beijing, has a long history and is like a little-known paradise. It has the largest artificial lake in Asia and is known as the "Pearl of Yanshan". The British Times once commented that Miyun's scenery is "one of the 25 unmissable landscapes in the world. From here you can feel the Beijing style culture and customs."

Some people may not be able to take away an era with them, but they may take away part of our lives. The stories of each life connected together become history. This book is a collection of the best works from the "Harvest" column of "Reports from afar from Hehan" over the years. In addition to the nostalgia for public figures, these articles are more about the memories of famous people who have disappeared in their lives. Among these people, there are family members who are very close to the scholar and poet, friends who have known each other for many years, as well as passers-by who have only ordinary relationships, and even strangers who meet by chance. They seek to approach a person's death while also conveying to us the news that a person once lived. Why did the nightingale leave in tears - Shu Ting (in memory of Yan Baoling, coloratura soprano, June 1924 - June 1966) Menkong - Yu Qiuyu (in memory of Xie Yan, director, son of Xie Jin, 1949 - August 23, 2008) Ziyun is gone - Wang Meng (in memory of Li Ziyun, former deputy editor of "Shanghai Literature" (1930 - 2009) Dear Zhang Zao - Chen Dongdong (Zhang Zao, a famous poet, scholar and poetry translator (1962-2010)) Spirit and roots - Zhang Xinxin (in memory of his father) Mother's love - Zhang Xiaodong (in memory of his mother: Jin Yi's wife, one of the founders of "Harvest")

"Back" is the first collection of essays by Zhu Ziqing, a famous modern Chinese writer. The original version was published by Kaiming Bookstore in October 1928. The first volume of this book includes the chapters from the 1928 edition of "Back", while the "Collection of Classics" includes Zhu Ziqing's other masterpieces, such as "Spring", "Hurry", "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lanterns", "Trace of Wenzhou" (one of which is "Green")... These chapters are widely circulated, and many of them have been included in Chinese textbooks in primary and secondary schools across the country. Zhu Ziqing worked hard on the use of language, which is vivid in its simplicity. In addition, he is very familiar with Chinese classical poetry and often picks it up at his fingertips. It has become an integral part of his works. It is rich in Chinese characteristics and can be called "a model of vernacular art literature."

From the northernmost Hokkaido to the southernmost Okinawa, from obsessive bathing to appetizers and pickles, Zen Buddhism, cooking, trains, flower viewing, small things, the ordinary little things in daily life are all shining faintly in the corners, attracting me to share them." Japan from south to north, nature and culture, from eating to shopping, what I see and feel, I share with you.

A "Brief History of the World" that is more suitable for Chinese people to read. "Zhihu Master" An Senyao redefines readers' traditional understanding of history.

There is always a biased part in everyone's opinions. Prejudices that can be spread often gather the approval of the listeners, and over time they become stubborn labels. There are many ways to understand the world, and Han Hanhui chose travel. For many people, life is a fierce battle, but for him, it is an interesting game and an interesting journey. This is his sincere work, recording the road he has traveled, the cities he has visited, the people he has met, and interesting things. The slowness of London, the distance of Oxford, the crowds of Paris, the beauty of Beijing, the ocean of Shanghai, the tears of Tokyo, the laughter of Bangkok... He breaks the rumors about cities and countries, and in the midst of laughter and curses, he exposes the world's facade for you to see. In his view, life is like a long "escape", and there is no so-called standard answer. Everyone has his own Beidou above his head and the road beneath his feet. Maintaining curiosity and prejudice about the world is the correct way to approach life.

Throughout the long journey of life, Ma Jiahui has always been his true self. From choosing what he loved in the first half of his life to loving what he chose in the rest of his life, he lived freely and loved truly. "Ma Jiahui's Family Travels" records his free and true state of walking on the journey of time, as well as his free and deep love for himself and his family. "It Would Be Good to Die Here" is a journey that is unbridled, honest and true to oneself, and it is also an exotic time that Ma Jiahui loves most. He is afraid of flying, has "anthropophobia", is afraid of the dark and ghosts, is prone to diarrhea on the road, and gets lost easily. His travels tended to come with a bit of reluctance, so he was always capricious, always hesitant between coming in and out, always. But for the sake of his girls, he finally did not give up his addiction to "travel".

Throughout the long journey of life, Ma Jiahui has always been his true self. From choosing what he loved in the first half of his life to loving what he chose in the rest of his life, he lived freely and loved truly. "Ma Jiahui's Family Travels" records his free and true state of walking on the journey of time, as well as his free and deep love for himself and his family. The new and expanded edition of "The Gentle Road" is a collection of travelogues by Xiao Ma and his wife and daughter in China and Southeast Asia. Maybe this will be the last travel book in Xiao Ma's life - because their little girl has grown up and no longer walks with them, so they will also stop walking.

Throughout the long journey of life, Ma Jiahui has always been his true self. From choosing what he loved in the first half of his life to loving what he chose in the rest of his life, he lived freely and loved truly. "Ma Jiahui's Family Travels" records his free and true state of walking on the journey of time, as well as his free and deep love for himself and his family. "The road you have walked is different from the road I have walked" is "If I don't travel far without you, we will be old." The article contains the diary of Ma Jiahui's student career and the travel notes of his lover Zhang Jiayu. The two different trajectories slowly converge, and then the little girl's figure is also revealed. A family of three finally met on earth.

Why are the cat people charming? They have round eyes like children, pure and confused, ignorant and curious, and unreasonable; they have beards on their cheeks, like stubborn old men who cannot listen to anything; they have curvy figures like women, are familiar with various yoga postures, and are proficient in ancient charm techniques; they walk elegant cat steps, and can wave their claws to bite prey like men. They always fall asleep all day long, and when they get up and stretch themselves, you will serve them a delicious meal; when they meow, the whole world becomes more beautiful - it is not unreasonable for the people who built the pyramids to worship cats as gods. Meow, I guess you like cats after reading this... When a group of stray cats settled in "Changping Country", Li Qingcai truly recorded their independent, free, and ups and downs real life with witty, light and playful words and cute pictures of cats taken almost from zero distance.

Master Xuyun once said: "When you climb a mountain, you have to reach the top, and when you enter the sea, you have to reach the bottom. If you don't climb the mountain, you don't know the breadth of the universe; if you don't enter the sea, you don't know the depth of the sea." What he talks about is that the practice of Buddhism and the pursuit of truth should have an ultimate attitude. In fact, it should be the same not only for practicing, but also for living among this crowd of mortals. If you just live in a muddleheaded way, then you can only call it "not dead", far from living. Life is not life if it is not extreme. The ultimate life is what we pursue, and the ultimate story is what we yearn for. Look at how these people pursue perfection! Idol stars, eminent monks, experienced practitioners, and cutting-edge writers share sincerely. Shang Wenjie, Quan Zhendong, Tashi Ram Dodo, Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche, Hongchen, Sun Yisheng...

"Zhihu Master" An Senyao redefines readers' traditional understanding of history. What is the truth about the history from ancient civilizations to the "Four Empires" to the Western Jin Dynasty and Western Rome? What is the law of historical development?

The reclusive talented woman Bai Luomei's 2017 new masterpiece, read the ups and downs and lingering love and hate in "A Dream of Red Mansions" Yesterday, there was a banquet, and everyone was talking and laughing; now everyone leaves the table, leaving no trace. The prosperity of the prosperous age is just a dream in the Spring and Autumn period; the beauty is beautiful and beautiful since ancient times.

From the "wallflower lady" in her teenage years to the popular variety show host who can express her witticisms freely; from the ghostly singer singing "Red Bean, Big Red Bean" to an intellectual and elegant woman who has escaped the titles of "comedian" and "ugly female". Aya's growth experience is a "girl's growth history", and this growth history was written by Aya herself over a period of three years. It can be described as painstaking and meticulous. Paired with many private photos that are rarely exposed, it is not only a portrait of Aya's life and career, but also a souvenir of youth in the entertainment industry. Those who applaud others will not have bad luck. The goodwill you put in with all your heart will be valued by fate and will eventually be rewarded. I entered the entertainment industry at the age of eighteen and have experienced many things and met many people in twenty years. These experiences have made me who I am today. I want to share these very valuable experiences for "Girl Aya" with everyone. --Aya

"Sanzhong" book series - running without a goal, gathering without a plan, flying moments, personal history, life arts, and time travels are messed up into mud in the silent disappearance, leaving only words for touch. The so-called extreme people must do extreme things. The extreme times have given them a unique attitude. And created their black iron words that are very different from the norm and speak directly to people's hearts.

A work handed down from generation to generation by the goddess of the Republic of China. A complete collection of 64 poems. It is based on a photocopy of "New Moon Selected Poems" published in 1931. A complete collection of 64 poems including "Don't Throw It Away" recommended by "The Long Reader" Xu Yuanchong. Exclusive hand-painted full-color illustrations of Lin Huiyin's different styles of images perfectly present Lin Huiyin's unique charm. "You Are the April Day in the World" is based on the "Collected Works of Lin Huiyin" and "Selected Poems of New Moon" compiled by Liang Congjie. It carefully selects and includes 7 essays that best highlight his character and temperament, including "Mourning for Zhimo", "Beyond the Window", etc.; And 6 novels, including "Ninety-nine Degrees of Middle", " Embarrassment" and so on; one translation of "The Nightingale and the Rose"; 32 letters, including "To Hu Shi", "To Liang Sicheng", etc., And a complete collection of 64 poems, including "You Are April in the World", "Deep Smile", "Memory", etc., Striving to show the most authentic Lin Huiyin to readers. The uniqueness of this edition is that it comes with an exclusive hand-drawn image illustration of Lin Huiyin along with the book. Lin Huiyin's private photos are selected for artistic recreation. You can feel her talent and appreciate her charm from the hand-drawn images.

This is a beautiful love letter written by Shen Fu to his wife Yunniang. From the thrill of their first meeting to the love after marriage; from talking about poetry and painting to admiring the moon and playing with flowers, the ordinary couple Chaimi turned their poor life into a poem. They encountered family changes, experienced ups and downs in their lives, and were displaced from place to place, but they always supported each other and never left each other. "I sincerely believe that a humble and small life that can live happily for a lifetime is the most beautiful thing in the universe." - Lin Yutang

A Song poem is a love history. It is not an antidote, it can cure all diseases and resolve all poisons, but it can soothe modern people who are hurt in love and stabilize those souls who long to be loved. Song poetry is another literary genre after Tang poetry, and it is considered a masterpiece along with Tang poetry. Although it is not as generous and publicistic as Tang poetry, it is deeply loved by readers for its tactful philosophy and delicate emotions. The Song Dynasty's national policy of emphasizing literature over martial arts cultivated a large number of outstanding lyricists. The brothel culture became the soil that gave birth to Song poetry, and many excellent works emerged. Encounter beautiful Song poetry, encounter beautiful love; listen to the slow poetry and tenderness, and taste the beauty and sadness between the lines.

"Fuck Brazil" Poet Hu Xudong's most popular works are his joyful prose. He laughed, cursed, and laughed at himself, making everyone laugh and understand. "Fuck Brazil" is a diary of his travels and life in Brazil for a year and a half. In this collection of pictures and texts, "Hu", who has made it his mission to entertain the people, uses his witty, precise and superb writing style to capture various happy situations, anecdotes, and fresh scenery to depict a vivid and detailed Brazil for readers, and at any time exudes Hu's funny factor equivalent to a dose of a Star Wars movie. Follow everyone's favorite bearded teacher to his Brazil, go to the enthusiastic crowd, go to the scene of samba dance and barbecue banquet, and take a joyful trip on paper that feels like you are actually there. "If you can do it, go ahead!" "If you don't change, you are not Chinese!"... In the Internet age, do you encounter tons of "divine logic" every day, leaving you dumbfounded and speechless? As the old saying goes, only by knowing the wonders can we cure the wonders. This cute little book lists 19 common logical fallacies in daily life. The text is clear and concise, and it is equipped with rich examples and exquisite illustrations, making it easy and enjoyable to read. This imaginative and concise introductory guide to logic can help you clarify your thoughts during conversations and discussions, avoid logical minefields, quickly uncover your opponents' logical loopholes, and control the discussion situation!

Lin Qiuli, a master of Chinese music and the creator of one of the most important songs in the world of singing by kings and queens, has been singing in the Chinese music world for thirty years. This is his first music essay. The stories behind "Crying Sand", "Thank You for Your Love", "Listen to the Sea", "Cut Love", "Jiangnan" and other Chinese golden songs are revealed for the first time. Andy Lau personally recommends JJ Lin, Adu, Bi Xiaoshi, Southern Duo, Wang Jie'an, Li Xing, Ding Xiaowen, Jiang Hui, Xiao Ke, Sanbao and other musicians. Sometimes I like listening to songs not because of the melody, but because the lyrics are written like myself. He has written the lyrics of classic songs such as "Crying Sand", "Thank You for Your Love", "Listen to the Sea", "Cut Love", "Jiangnan" and other classic songs. This time he does not write love songs, but tells stories with unexpected brushstrokes and techniques! Music master Lin Qiuli confessed his true feelings for the first time and wrote the story behind the notes. It tells how to outline the most important song in the singing careers of famous singers such as Andy Lau, Zhang Huimei, Lin JJ, and Adu. There are 30 articles in the book. The title of each article is the title of a song written by Lin Qiuli. It tells the love story related to the song and the story of interaction with stars.

"The Eyeless Man" uses a female reporter's discovery deep in the Taihang Mountains in western China, and uses 10 years of tracking records to tell the story of a strange team that has served the Eighth Route Army in the spy war since the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, and is called the "Eyeless Man" by the people in the mountains. This team is composed of 11 blind artists who have made a living by wandering and singing for 70 years. No one knows that the complete repertoire and original singing methods of the minor tunes that are included in the list of China's intangible cultural heritage are preserved in the team of blind people; no one knows how this isolated group can behave in a completely closed manner. Love and hate; no one knows what kind of extremely alternative reincarnation world of life and death these "unwanted people" have; and those stories or legends, which are both true and false, include the suspenseful history of wars, are about the loss of humanities, and are forcing questions about human nature and the ecological transformation of life. Readers will travel through an incredible world without eyes, and see an unheard-of legend of war and peace amidst layers of revelations.

This book is composed of relevant articles published in the magazine "China Youth". The articles are in the form of "I read" and provide in-depth and simple interpretations of traditional Chinese ancient books such as "Disciples' Regulations", "Cai Gen Tan", "Liao Fan's Four Instructions" and "Qunshu Zhi Yao". The author connects his interpretation with the lives of modern people and enlightens the work and life of modern readers by exploring the wisdom in traditional culture and sages' philosophical words. The book quotes many short stories related to the content. The combination of stories and reasoning spans ancient and modern times, which enhances the readability of the book and makes it easier for readers to better understand and absorb.

The author tells nine stories about friends, illustrated with his own hand-drawn illustrations. I hope that through these small paintings and words, I can write my own feelings and some short stories of people around me to you who are connected to each other. I hope that strangers like you can use it to find a clue of warmth and find your own blue sky. In fact, all good stories have an ordinary beginning. If you are willing to listen, then I will tell you slowly...

This book attempts to explain the inheritance trajectory of Lao and Zhuang's thoughts. It not only interprets Lao and Zhuang's texts, but also reflects the complex historical changes in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. Lao Dan, Tai Shi Dan, Lao Laizi, Zhuang Zi himself, Zhuang Zi's advanced disciples, and Zhuang Zi's late disciples all made significant contributions to Lao and Zhuang's thoughts, thus highlighting the "changes" in Lao and Zhuang's thoughts. Through reading, readers can understand the rationality of the emergence and timely adjustment of Lao-Zhuang's theory in a specific historical stage, and understand why Lao-Zhuang's thought has become an important component of Chinese culture.

"The Pipe of Thought" is a book by Mr. Ning Ken, winner of the Lao She Literature Prize, that captures moments of the soul. He used the grandeur, slowness, difficulty, and purity of writing novels to dialogue with the night, literature, art, faith, and soul; with the sensitivity of a writer and the pursuit of a thinker, he tirelessly questioned and examined, full of the density and profundity of time. Writing Weibo is like smoking a cigarette, and it is also like early human creations, concise, faithful, silent, and fleeting. He compiled more than a thousand Weibo posts and nearly a hundred photos from 2012 to 2014 to achieve this topological narrative structure and text exploration. It is the rhetoric of this era, it makes the mind no longer alone.

This book is a prose memoir by the famous publisher Li Jingduan. Through dozens of prose pieces full of stories, it presents the author's experiences in switching to the publishing industry after middle age, and tells the various thoughts and stories behind his outstanding achievements. Such life experiences and achievements not only reflect the author's style and personality of riding the wind and fearing no difficulties, but also outline the development and changes of the publishing industry and social and cultural atmosphere in the new era since the reform and opening up.

"Awkward" does not mean being coy, but a kind of texture and strength, angle and toughness. The title of the book "Awkward Voice" means "the voice that literature may make is awkward and conservative." Literature does not make people and society harmonious and comfortable, but makes them painful and arouses attention and thinking. The authors, planners, and editors of this book hope that the energy of these ideas will inspire contemporary people to cross the threshold of hope-universal, connected to history, and future. Although reality changes slowly, hopes, ideals, thinking, love and responsibility cannot stop. The characters in the book have marginal voices, and their thoughts and reality always seem a bit awkward and out of place. They are all personal, yet the vulnerable ones are the most powerful.

This book is a collection of recent prose written by the author. It involves literature, history, characters, personal travels, early memories, social phenomena and many other aspects, and is divided into four series according to content. There are both transparent literary criticisms such as "The Prism of 1949" and sophisticated "micro-talk" about world affairs such as "Han Han's Travels in Taiwan"; there are both deep personal memories such as "Military Villages and Military Village Culture" and pure religious sentiments such as "Religion and Life".

"No matter how busy you are, you still have to be romantic" is a relaxing and spiritual essay. The author You Qiangui talks about life and life, and thinks about life and how it should be lived through reflections on daily life. That is, no matter how busy you are, you must be very romantic. The author thinks about several important aspects in life: work, money, time, housing, and travel. He believes that it is incredible that there is only work in life. Work should not be just for money, the greater significance lies in spiritual life. As for money, his attitude is: spend what you need, save what you can, urgent or not, important or unimportant, needed or not, there is no room for ambiguity, just because of a romance.