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When the plane took off from Beijing, it was delayed by more than half an hour. It was a suffocating day with yellow sand in the sky. We arrived in Paris more than ten hours later. The weather was quite nice. The temperatures in the east and west were similar, but the weather was so different. Li Ji, Executive Vice President of the Palace Museum, and Wang Qingzheng, Deputy Director of the Shanghai Museum, who were traveling with us, had come to France many times. They did not appear very excited along the way, but Brother Chunyu and I were very interested. Everything is fresh. When I got off the plane, there were Chinese people everywhere. It seemed like I was in a small town in the south of China. People with yellow skin have taken root in many corners of the world. However, when entering the city, I felt that it was a real European style, and the impression was much better than at the airport. The airport in Paris is very old and not as grand as those in Tokyo, Beijing and Singapore. France seems to be inferior to the fashionable Easterners when it comes to modern architecture, but when we get to Paris, we realize why the French disdain skyscrapers.

"Two Ugly Monsters" is located on the edge of the small square of Saint-Germain. Among thousands of Parisian cafes, it has been featured in Paris guide books in various languages ​​because it is a famous writer's cafe on the Left Bank. The Paris literary circle even established a literary award here, also called "Two Ugly Monsters". In fact, those two ugly monsters were the two wooden statues in the shop, two Chinese men with sharp mouths and monkey cheeks, wearing Qing Dynasty clothes and growing treacherous mustaches. In the past, many writers and artists often went there to meet friends, read, talk and write. Geniuses who had not become famous sold their most important famous works to publishers here for pennies on the dollar.

Who knows that there is no trace of spring, unless you ask the oriole for hundreds of turns, no one can explain it because the wind flies over the roses - Huang Tingjian. ......Autumn. The leaves in the mountains stopped photosynthesis and returned their remaining nutrients to their parent plants. A dazzling color feast begins. Various trees compete to reveal their last brilliant light, and the leaves that are about to break away from the branches show a colorful scene. This is the last scene, a brilliant scene. Why do they leave prophecies of the future in a language that only flowers can speak in summer? What exactly do they want to express? Is it a sigh of annual reincarnation? Or is it a reward for your own destiny?

This trip to South Korea is really a bit urgent. Because I went to Guiyang before going to South Korea, I stayed in Qiongjiang, Guizhou for almost ten days with friends from CCTV and several writer friends. From Guiyang to Qiongjiang (including meal time), you have to walk on the winding mountain road for at least 9 hours. After you are completely dizzy, you can then take a nearly three-hour flight to Hanerbin. After arriving in Harbin, I only rested for one day and went straight to South Korea the next day. An ordinary person who makes himself so busy and tired for no reason is really a laughing stock of the moisturists. However, this is how a life is arranged by fate. What can you do? Sometimes life is like a tutor. It not only allows you to experience unnecessary hardships, but also teaches you how to obey and compromise.

When I was a child, I often climbed up the winding hills behind my hometown. If it was a bright morning, or an evening when the rain showers had just stopped, I would see a surging river under the sky that seemed to have been washed by water. On the other side of the river, there were winding embankments, jagged trees, vague houses and slowly curling smoke. That is Bailizhou. Bailizhou, a name as distant as a star and as mysterious as a dream. My hometown is called Shibaoshan. As long as I can remember, I have heard old people say, Bailizhou is rich! Not to mention growing crops, just insert a tree stick and you can grow green branches and leaves! Men in such a rich land don't have to worry about finding a wife. As long as you show your name in Bailizhou, a large group of girls will immediately follow you, just like the current boss or Mr. Fan.

This poem is called "The Moon" and was written by the famous Argentinian poet and novelist Borges to his wife Maria Kodama, who is 47 years younger than him. Maria Kodama is a Japanese-Argentinian. She met Borges when she was 12 years old. After graduating from college, she and Borges often studied Anglo-Saxon literature together. In 1986, Maria Kodama took Borges to Geneva for treatment of liver cancer, and saw Borges alone. Because they had been together for a long time, the 40-year-old Maria Kodama married the 87-year-old Borges. However, this shocking love ended in God's jealousy. Just 8 weeks after their marriage, Borges went to heaven. The enviable marriage came to an abrupt end, but the song "Moon" written by Borges to his young wife spread throughout the world.

Cellar: A hole in the ground for storing things. This is the dictionary explanation. Furthermore, I think some specific content should be added. For example, the temperature in the cellar is low, which is suitable for storing vegetables. In the past, radishes, cabbage, and onions were all available in season and stored in the cellar. They could be eaten as needed and eaten throughout the winter without losing moisture or spoiling. The cellar has the characteristics of concealment and is not easy to be found. The gold and silver are stored in the cellar to increase the safety factor. Some wines, such as red wine and white wine, only have outstanding performance, good taste, and appreciation in value after being stored in the cellar. Especially wine, it must be packed in oak barrels and stored in a dark and humid wine cellar. It cannot be opened before time.

Recently, there has been a lot of criticism on the Internet because I expressed a point of view in Phoenix's "One Tiger, One Talk" - "It is not terrible to separate classes in human society. Separating classes is conducive to motivating diligence and spurring progress. This is the basis of the distribution system when resources are insufficient. This is not terrible. What is terrible is that The upper class has no care for the lower class." - As soon as this meaning came out, a bunch of weird and weird Internet names went viral, taking it out of context and saying that A Yi had said that all the wealth should be given to the elite and the working people would starve. Therefore, this person named "A Yi" should be the most shameless associate professor at Peking University.

Brother Xulun: I have half a day free today to write you this letter. I talked on the phone over the weekend, but I still felt like there was still a lot to say. Living far away in England is lonely. Every time I pick up the phone, I can't bear to put it down, but I always restrain myself to keep my words short, otherwise I will be shocked when I receive the bill from the phone company at the end of the month. We poor international students are indeed not so luxurious that we can use the international communication satellites over the Pacific Ocean to make phone calls as we please. Talking to my friends on the phone always gives me a sense of pleasure and warmth. I am really grateful from the bottom of my heart that you and my friends back home are still thinking of me so much! Speaking of which, it has been three years since I left the country and traveled far away. I miss my hometown, my relatives and friends all the time, and the unfettered happy time when we got together together.

Li Feng: Writers usually read constantly, and good creation must be inseparable from rich reading. In this regard, do you have any special reading preferences? Can you recommend to readers some works that you think are excellent? Chen Zhongshi: You are right. As of today, I have never met or heard of a writer who doesn't read. Reading broadens horizons, reading enlightens wisdom (that is, opening up the nerves that are sensitive to words), reading also enriches the world of art, and reading deepens thinking... The benefits are endless. Therefore, people say that reading books is beneficial, especially for those who enjoy creating. It's hard for me to recommend works to others because everyone's interests vary greatly. It's up to each person to choose. Even if you buy a book that doesn't interest you, if you put it down and try another book, you will always find a book that you can't put down. This is often how I choose to read.

Today's standards of honor and disgrace are diversified, including luxurious, mysterious, and eccentric. I think there is nothing wrong with using a German Zwilling pot or carrying two LVs. It's better to be close to nature, such as walking or cycling. I have lived in Stuttgart, Germany for a month, and I have never seen Germans wearing Omega watches or carrying LV bags. Their clothes are simpler than the farmers in Daoyi Township, and they are most envious of those who run and ride bicycles. If someone drives a car to a party, he will apologize to everyone and say that he drove because he was afraid of being late. Driving a car alone in Germany will be looked down upon by others, as if he behaves erratically and violates environmental ethics. Germans are like followers of Lao Tzu and like a natural, unpretentious life.

The first time my classmate Josie took me to her home, I realized that she was a person full of secrets. In a study room, I saw a huge bookcase taking up an entire wall. Josie touched a book called "The Well of Loneliness" in the bookcase. The bookcase suddenly shook, and then a big hole appeared. "Secret passage," Josie explained with a smile, "Every magic master's home will have such a secret passage." She pulled me in. As soon as we entered, the bookcase immediately closed automatically. It was pitch black inside. Josie turned on a kind of flashlight that hung around her neck. In front of a wall, she opened a small door the size of a palm, revealing two holes the size of eye sockets. I stepped forward and saw the living room of Josie's house through the two small holes.

This book collects the love stories of 30 master figures of the Republic of China. They have all traveled across the world, but in the end they fell in love and became ordinary people. The first story is all triggered by a poem. The poem is the wedge and the central language, leading to a series of twists and turns and touching love stories, telling all the sorrows and resentments of separation, the warmth and coldness of the world, and condensing the joys and sorrows of her (their) and his (their) lives. This book just wants to tell you willfully that no matter who you are, once you meet love, you are nothing.

Vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, former vice president of the People's Liberation Army Art Academy, rank of major general, first-class literary creation. He is the author of the novella "Garland Under the Mountain", the long reportage "The Soul of the King", and the collection of essays "The Lost Dream of the River", "The Last Wild Elephant Valley", "The Fading Song", "The Green Book of Heaven", etc. His novels have been translated into English, American, French, Japanese, Russian and other foreign languages. His works have won the second and third National Outstanding Novella Awards, the third Lu Xun Literature Award, etc. The film literary script "Garland Under the Mountain" won the 5th National Film Golden Rooster Award and the Best Screenplay Award, and "A Century-Old House" won the National Outstanding Film Script Award. Human memory is always the memory of culture, and human history is connected and continued by the links of culture.

This book is a very famous love diary. This book collects diaries from January 1 to September 29, 1946, mainly recording Xia Jian's bitter love when he was 29 years old. Xia Jian's pain did not come from any external obstruction, nor was there any rejection from the person he was in love with. For several months, he did not take any action, struggling between expressing and not expressing. Basically, he was in trouble with himself. Later, I finally wrote a long letter of 7,000 words, which probably frightened the girl. The subsequent visit did not allow her to get used to it slowly, and instead, she had a quarrel with her. After that, there was another long period of self-talk and self-analysis-seeing or not seeing? I never saw the girl again. The author's real emotional experience is enough to bring great shock to the readers.

"Bianzhou Mobile Communications Company" is a store. The name is hard to pronounce, but the business is booming. Yu Xin managed it alone for more than three years and only asked for help at the end of last year. On her first day at work, the girl Xiaoxiao asked what "weaving a boat" meant, but Yu Xin smiled and didn't answer. Regarding the name, Yu Xin only explained it to the Yi family, and mainly to her husband Yi Dage, saying that her father was killed on a ship when she was young. Since then, the fate of her and her mother has changed. Yidage made a loud sound to express that he understood. In his opinion, "weaving a boat" is a memorial. Not bad, but... Yu Xin found it really difficult to explain. Isn't Puda Xiben named "China Mobile Communications"? If Sister Xin wants to highlight her personality, she might as well change the name of "Bianzhou" to "Xinxin", which is smooth and festive, and also emphasizes the brand, killing three birds with one stone. Xiaoxiaocai was too lazy to delve into the meaning of "weaving a boat", but suggested it from a practical perspective.

I am leaving, heading to Chengdu, and then trying to find a way to take the Sichuan-Tibet Line to Lhasa; I went to Tibet three years ago, in late August and early September, taking the Qinghai-Tibet Line, taking a train from Xi'an to Golmud, and then taking a bus to Lhasa; I also stayed one night by the Tuotuo River at the source of the Yangtze River; at that time, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway was under construction, and railway construction machines and machines could be seen everywhere. Worker: In my mind, I always wanted to go to Tibet before the Qinghai-Tibet Railway was completed, and visit the original Barkhor Street in a primitive way; when I was a teenager, I knew about Tibet, and I fantasized about when I could experience Tibet in person; when I came up with this idea, it should be when the sun sets in the west and the sky is full of colorful clouds, perhaps among the clear bean sprouts and sweet potato seedlings.

A farmer's proverb says: Rice turns yellow for a month, and wheat turns yellow overnight. The plump rice grains looked like shy girls, with their heads lowered. However, they were all "clucking" and laughing happily, as if they wanted to spread this plumpness, maturity and joy to every corner of the countryside. At night, when the southwest wind had just stopped, someone touched the back of the still shirtless man, and it felt cool. Turning around, I saw that it was Miss Qiu who had brought me a handful of North Wind rice seedlings, which made me feel less hot and irritated, and my face felt more comfortable. On the table, the smell of broad beans mixed with roasted barley made the men excited. The low-quality hookah was floating east and west, and the women were involved in one piece of gossip after another. At this time, Liuying was holding a lantern and looking for the lost treasure in the starry night.

On New Year's Eve, when the last wintersweet blooms into an affectionate plant, the earth seems to be suddenly lifted out of the quilt. Before everything can hide, large areas are exposed. Occasionally, an impatient grass emerges from the ground. The willow branches turned green in a blink of an eye, shyly, like crazy. Although the wind was still chilly, the slender willow branches twisted their lazy waists to tease, and the wind ran all over the world forgetfully...

At the end of 2012, I was invited by Mr. Xie Guoxing of Academia Sinica in Taiwan to pay an academic visit to Academia Sinica for the third time. In addition to participating in the "Ming and Qing Studies at the Crossroads" symposium organized by the Ming and Qing Research Promotion Committee as a "required action" during this visit, the rest of the time was an "optional action". "Read a hexagram of Yi in the morning, and read several lines of history in time." Such a leisurely academic journey not only makes people feel relaxed after getting rid of the hustle and bustle of daily life, but also seems to appreciate the inner freedom of free rein and free thoughts. We went with Mr. Xie to Tainan to investigate folk customs, buy books at the Eslite Bookstore in the center of Taipei, visit National Taiwan University and countless small bookstores around it, and check out materials at the Fu Sinian Library of Academia Sinica and the Library and Archives of the Institute of Modern History.

Li Hongzhang and Ito Hirobumi, one is China's first minister and the other is Japan's first prime minister, have equal status and the same era. However, faced with the same "changes unprecedented in a thousand years", the Westernization Movement and the Meiji Restoration had very different endings, one sad and the other happy. One of them, Li and Yi, suffered infamy and died in depression, while the other achieved great success and achieved unparalleled achievements. With such a disparity in results, could it really be that the southern orange and the northern orange are a result of acclimatization? Or is it really just as Li Hongzhang complained that "the monarchs, ministers, court and wild people are not united in their hearts"? His life and death were very different. After the defeat of the Sino-Japanese War of 1895-1895, in April 1895, Li Hongzhang, the chief minister of the Chinese Empire, went to Shimonoseki, a small country in Japan, to beg for peace in vain. During the peace talks, Japanese Prime Minister Hirobumi Ito visited.

In this book, the author focuses on the issue of values, and explains what a perfect life is: the most precious things for a person are life and soul. If you take good care of your life and settle your heart, your life will be complete. The author thinks about the authenticity of life and soul, and advocates people to cherish ordinary life and pay attention to inner life. This is a good spiritual comfort and life direction for modern people who are tired of life.

This book contains 36 prose works by Huang Bo. The works mainly use "fishing" as a clue, recalling childhood, feeling the years, describing life, and experiencing nature. The words are fresh and smooth to read, and various fishing experiences are vivid and vivid.

In May 1951, Liu Yunhua (Liu Qing), one of the founders, editorial board members, and supplement editor of China Youth Daily, suddenly left the capital Beijing. He took his simple luggage with him and walked on the muddy road in the last misty spring rain. , Came to settle down in Huangfu Township, Chang'an, Shaanxi Province, until he was forcibly "driven away" in 1967. This former "senior cadre of the Youth League Central Committee" lived like a farmer for fourteen years in an ancient temple on the Shenhe Plain by the Hao River.

Wanning's prose is filled with the atmosphere of human fireworks, recording secular life, gentle and considerate of various situations and groups, and sincerely expressing his own opinions and inner feelings. This collection of Wanning's essays not only highlights the true emotions that are inevitable in prose, but also has the rhythm and tension of novel narrative, giving people the pleasure and aftertaste of reading.

Huashan Mountain is beautiful in autumn. I have visited almost all the famous mountains and beautiful waters in China, but there are few mountains like Huashan. It is the most masculine, as evidenced by the towering boulders that stand in front of you like rows of sky walls; it is also exceptionally magnificent, because the slightly textured rocks are like a man's strong back; it is beautiful because the white boulders are always accompanied by lush green vegetation, white and green, against the blue sky, forming a natural picture that is impressive.

Students who have not experienced the senior year of high school will not know what hard work is, what competition is, and what cruelty is. People who have never been parents of high school seniors will not know what it means to be worried, what it means to be anxious, and what it means to walk on thin ice with fear. Some people call the senior year of high school the "purgatory" of life. In fact, for parents of senior high school students, no one can stay outside this "purgatory". Every cry, every burst of laughter, and every sigh of their children is tightly held in their hearts. Every parent who accompanies their children through the senior year of high school is tantamount to going through a "purgatory". The college entrance examination is not only a test for students, but also a test for parents.

This book contains articles such as "Entertainment Supermarket", "Entertainment Arguments", "Movie Supermarket", "Music Supermarket", "Advertising Supermarket", "Century Supermarket", and "Reading Supermarket".

"The Years Are Like a Song" are some poems written by a literature lover based on his feelings about life, work, etc. Through these poems, the author intends to express his love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, his memory of the historical sages, and his pride in China's rich history and culture over the past five thousand years. The book is divided into 6 chapters, namely, Magnificent Rivers and Mountains, Happy Family, Love and Dedication, Emotional Thoughts, Memory of Great Men, and Totem Worship.

In the form of a diary, this book shows a visiting scholar's understanding of Oxford's academic spirit, his experience of a foreign culture, his thoughts on life, his experiences in a foreign country and interesting life stories, the cultural conflicts and collisions he encountered, his reflections on being alone in a foreign country, and his deep nostalgia.

A quality reader for young people, one of the top 50 Chinese novels. Most of author Zeng Ying's novels involve migrant workers, laid-off workers and the poor and helpless vulnerable groups in urban and rural areas. He used his own pen to go against the mainstream, establish monuments and biographies for small people, and left behind many popular artistic images. This book is the product of the author spending several years staying in a migrant workers' village, visiting schools for the children of migrant workers, and eating, sleeping, and sharing joys and sorrows with the migrant workers who returned home in the train station hall. It records the sadness and hope of all kinds of people in the transition period of the current era, and experiences their ups and downs. In the author's own words: The reason why I want to write about them is, firstly, that too many such people and things around me fill my eyes and heart; secondly, I have a competitive mentality - in this society where obesity is common, literature continues to stay away from the suffering groups who need the most attention, and focuses on the wavy pink life on the mandarin duck pillow. The disadvantaged groups are increasingly ignored by mainstream culture and media.

"Wisdom Life" is a large-scale anthology that collects thousands of works by Huang Xiaoping, the "king of Chinese sketches". Huang Xiaoping's sketches are based on life, with profound meanings and inspirational stories. The author stands in the details of life and looks up at the heights of human nature and soul. He combines the characteristics of fables, stories, and poetry. His writing style is elegant, meticulous, clean and concise, with subtle meaning, full of the grassroots atmosphere and fireworks of life, and full of the rhythm of music. , Full of intellectuality and poetry, running through themes such as love, optimism, enterprising, tenacity, etc., Shining with the sparks of soul and wisdom, is beneficial to the psychological construction of the workplace and the spiritual construction of contemporary people, has the effect of awakening the world and warning the world, and provides spiritual nourishment and ideological enlightenment to people.

This book is a collection of lyrical prose, including more than 140 short lyrical essays, which focus on showing the author's concern and thinking about his hometown, nature, and life, and expressing the deep emotions contained in his heart. It can be described as exquisite writing, novel language, combination of emotion and reason, and profound thoughts. In terms of artistic expression, the author boldly innovates and writes with flying colors, forming a unique style that combines masculinity and femininity, narrative and lyricism, injecting a fresh and beautiful atmosphere into contemporary prose creation.

This book uses beautiful and clear words to describe the tenderness, lingering, affection and sadness in classical poetry, and interprets all aspects of love and marriage, moving and enlightening us today.

"The Genius Code" is a rational philosophy that combines literature and philosophy. It integrates diaries, essays, miscellaneous thoughts, and remarks. It uses proverbs to focus on issues such as passion and dreams in life, genius and inspiration, innovation, and potential development. I advocate developing personal potential in accordance with human nature, looking for gold mines of genius, and giving full play to individual subjective initiative and creativity, so as to achieve success in life.

Suanjiujiu, mother-in-law dices, gray vegetables, melon bean paste, burnt leaves, stuffed skin, castanopsis... There is no need for delicacies from the mountains and seas, no need for exquisite cups and saucers, home-cooked ingredients and cooking can still make unforgettable delicacies. Food grows on the earth, and so do people. When you recall these simple flavors from time to time, your heart will be filled with longing for your hometown, nostalgia for the past, and cherishing every detail in life. In "The Taste of Hometown", the author recalls the various types of vegetable and fruit meals he ate in his hometown during his childhood, and also lists a variety of specialty snacks he has tried as an adult while traveling around the country.

"Dream Home" is my own experience of life and a record of my soul. With a sincere and honest heart and fresh and delicate writing style, he pays attention to social life, the harmony between man and nature, and constantly explores the value and true meaning of life.

The most suitable place for romance in Hangzhou, or the place where it is easiest to fall in love with the scenery, is probably by the West Lake. When I was a child, I always failed to learn how to write compositions, and I always gave rise to fake emotions or fake emotions. This book is the author's notes of life in Hangzhou for many years. What it records is the scenery, history, culture, and feelings!

Falling into this world full of flowers since the beginning of life, it is destined to have beautiful winds and sunny days, but also miserable winds and rains. After experiencing countless scorching heat, severe cold, and swaying, life has grown from a weak seedling to a towering tree. Those ordinary years of spring and autumn have finally turned into beautiful curved annual rings, recording the hardships and splendor we have traveled along the way. Suddenly looking back, the dreamlike figure behind me, a string of years with traces of life, have long dried into fragrant roses: we have been here before. Read "Traces of Life" written by Mei Zhi to experience a different understanding of life.

Life is like an ant and beauty is like a god. If life can be spent in this way, I am willing to work hard.

As a liberal humanist, Wang Xiaobo thought and was happy throughout his life. He used his own memory of the "Cultural Revolution" as an important resource, and used essays to complete his reflection and writing on freedom and rationality in a unique and ironic style. "The Joy of Thinking", a collection of Wang Xiaobo's essays edited by Li Yinhe, shows us an intellectual labyrinth standing tall behind a joking smile and shuddering humor. It allows us to truly appreciate the unparalleled happiness that thinking brings to people, and at the same time learn from him how to think independently and freely.

Wang Xiaobo is currently the most creative writer in China. He is known as China's Joyce and Kafka. He is also the only mainland Chinese writer who has twice won the "Taiwan United Press Literary Award Novella Award", an important award in the world of Chinese literature. His literary creation is unique, full of imagination and fantasy, but also has a rational spirit. His writing is both transparent and hazy, honest and cunning. The maze-like text reminds you of Borges, who goes around in circles, more like a taxi driver than a taxi driver... In short, you can read about infinite possibilities or impossibilities, infinite certainty or uncertainty. This book collects a total of 162 excellent works by Wang Xiaobo during his lifetime, including "Life and Novel", "Sociology of Torture", "Civilization and Irony", "Overseas Talk·Farm", "Dutch Pastures and Folks", etc.

"Selected Prose by Wang Xiaobo" selects prose written by Wang Xiaobo. The main contents include: the joy of thinking, the silent majority, an independent pig, the preface to "My Spiritual Home", Chinese intellectuals and medieval legacy, etc.

Behind beauty lies ugliness, behind kindness lies conspiracy, behind innocence lies ignorance, behind love lies greed... In his new book "Our New Third Generation", Wang Xinpeng uses real stories, simple words, and complex emotions to deeply analyze that unique historical moment, and present that unique group of Chinese people in a complete, delicate and diverse three-dimensional way.

This book contains nearly a hundred essays by the author. It is divided into chapters such as "Talk about Li Qingzhao", "Artistic Essays", "Times Cantabile", "Travel Traces Everywhere", "True and False Fans", "Marriage Film and Television".

This is a collection of Dai Wangshu's works. His poetry is not only imbued with the sentiments of Chinese classical culture, but also influenced by foreign poetry trends, especially the French Symbolic Poetry School. In his short life, in addition to creating a large number of popular poems and translating many foreign works, he also wrote a large number of prose, including life insights, travel notes, reviews and biographies of foreign writers, and even research papers on ancient Chinese novels and operas. This book selects Dai Wangshu's representative poems, translations and some prose, letters, novels, etc., Basically covering the essence of Dai Wangshu's works. It not only helps to understand Dai Wangshu's works and writing characteristics, but also helps to form a comprehensive and systematic understanding of the works of many famous foreign poets, and feel the charm of poetry and literature.

The road of life is full of twists and turns and stories. There are some pleasant ones: when I was a child, I wet the bed because I was disobedient and drank too much, but I still had to make my mother happy; I recited Bai Juyi's "Pipa Xing", and for a long time I thought "A Red Thread I Count" was braised pork, and my mouth watered every time I thought about it; during exams, I blew "fairy energy" to my classmates, thinking that everyone would get good grades. There are also regrets and sadness: the shock and pain of my grandfather's sudden death, I couldn't believe it for a long time; in social activities, the principles and bottom lines I adhere to are made fun of and ridiculed by others... The process of growing up is an expedition in time, destined to be extraordinary. Writer Zhou Qing uses meaningful and affectionate words to tell every detail of her son's journey, about life, about ideals, about family affection and friendship, and about love.

Xiao Hong, one of the four most talented women in the Republic of China, left us a very rich body of work in her short creative career, covering novels, prose, poetry and drama creation. This book selects Xiao Hong's classic works of all genres, such as the most influential novels "The Death of Aunt Wang" and "March in a Small Town", more than ten classic essays such as "When My Grandfather Died", "Europa Hotel", "Remembering Mr. Lu Xun" and a series of poems such as "Grains of Sand", in order to reflect and express Xiao Hong's ideological and artistic life in a more complete and rich way.

This book is one of the "Interesting Readings about the Republic of China" series. "Interesting Reading of Old Bookstores in the Republic of China" is a collection of texts recalling the dynamics of the publishing industry during the Republic of China. The authors are all great figures of the Republic of China, such as Zhang Xichen, Hu Yuzhi, Chen Zigu, Zhang Yuanshan, Zhang Naiqi, Zhang Henshui, etc. These great figures of the Republic of China told the relevant developments and important figures of those old bookstores, old bookstores, old book clubs, and old publications at that time... Snippets and a few sentences vividly reproduce the bygone past of the publishing industry during the Republic of China. Chewing these distinctive and dynamic words, the love and scenery are vivid in my mind, and that old time also seems gorgeous and glorious.

"Cold Days and Warm Days" is a collection of Qiu Shanshan's prose works. His works have won the Lu Xun Literature Award, the Chinese People's Liberation Army Literature and Art Award, the Bing Xin Prose Award, the Sichuan Provincial Literature Award, the Bashu Literature and Art Award, the "Novel Monthly" Hundred Flowers Award, and the Xia Yan Film and Literature Script Award. He is currently the chief editor of the Chengdu Military Region's "Southwestern Military Literature". "Cold Days and Warm Days" includes works such as "Digital Decisions", "Lagging Life", "My Teaching Career", "A Child Returns from a Far Away", and "Coughing Loudly".