"No. 113 Wukang Road": Read the life story and literary achievements of literary master Ba Jin
No. 113 Wukang Road is the place where Ba Jin, a generation of literary masters, has lived for a long time. The author of this book is the executive deputy director of Ba Jin's former residence, who intuitively and clearly shows the story of Ba Jin's family at No. 113 Wukang Road with concise and vivid language, exquisite and delicate pictures. Including the search for old traces on Ba Jin's Shanghai, the exploration of the living world, the hostess Xiao Shan, and the bibliophile Ba Jin's collection, the important collection of Ba Jin's former residence and the cultural characteristics of the cultural bureau where the former residence is located are also introduced in a finishing touch. Readers can stroll here, read the life story of a generation of literary masters Ba Jin, and feel his contribution to modern Chinese literature.
"List of Books That Affect Life": 136 Peking University professors count the excellent works
The master should listen to the teachings next to him, and it is good to read by the lakeside. "Book List That Affects Life - Recommendations from 100 Peking University Professors" collects the reading sharing and academic testimonials of 100 Peking University professors, in order to present the ideological essence and academic style of Peking University people. What is valuable is that 136 Peking University professors have carefully counted excellent works, recommended books that affect their lives, and condensed their understanding of governance, reading experience and life experience into proverbs around topics such as "governance", "reading" and "life". Professors rely on their profound knowledge and extensive knowledge, rely on their rich teaching experience, and bring readers a reading feast.
"Teach you to read Shakespeare": Shakespeare classics that children can also understand
"Teach You to Read Shakespeare" as an introductory book of Shakespeare's plays, in an easy-to-understand language to show and analyze the essence of Shakespeare's plays, and is an original language, which is very rare in existing books in China.
Why read Shakespeare? Shakespeare was a great storyteller, and his theatrical works include the wonderful writing techniques of the past 400 years. He was an outstanding master of language, and the author Ken Ludwig puts into the book 25 of the most famous English texts from Shakespeare's plays, leading the reader to appreciate Shakespeare's wonderful use of words one by one in the form of recitation. If you want to develop a sense of English language, read Shakespeare. Shakespeare's amazing creativity has benefited countless authors and readers over the past 400 years, and will also benefit you and me who read this book.
"The Boy Who Played with Mud": Learn about Chinese ceramic culture and feel the beauty of utensils
"The Boy Who Plays with Mud" is a hardcover picture book set in the Jingdezhen ceramic craft and showing the growth story of the porcelain master. The boy who walks through the old street has walked through the four seasons and history; the scenery around him is changing, and what remains unchanged is the heart that was initially captured by porcelain. What is broken will be repaired; what is repaired will eventually be surpassed. In this thousand-year-old porcelain capital, there will always be a boy playing with mud running hard into the distance. The text of the picture book is calm and subtle, realistic and poetic; the drawing is delicate and soft and has endless charm, just like a sky blue smoke and rain map, quiet and beautiful. Writer Peng Xuejun hopes that through this picture book, children can have an understanding of Chinese ceramic culture and production process, feel the beauty of the utensils from the beautiful and poetic paintings in the book, and feel the accumulation of the thick culture that the traditional crafts have inherited endlessly.
Sambe: A Drawing Musician: A Musical Feast by Comic Book Masters
Sambet is a French national treasure comic book master. His indissoluble relationship with music can be said from the radio in his childhood home, through which he discovered the magic of jazz and the most interesting jazz musicians. Even if his parents quarreled, he felt that it didn't matter, because in the world he imagined, he became a member of a jazz band, going north and south to perform everywhere. He used music to soothe his sensitive mind and get rid of the unhappy childhood.
Sambe later became a cartoonist, and music inspired him countless times. He reminisced about his beloved musicians, recalling the first time he played Gershwin's Lover, the first time he discovered that a magical record could hold "the whole band down", and the first time he invited Gossini, the author of "Little Naughty Nicholas," to his home to listen to songs. The book contains a large number of unpublished works on musical themes by Sambe, accompanied by a 30,000-word interview. This book is Sambe's highest tribute to music. (Renji)