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[Name] Classic to Read in a Lifetime
[Author] Zhu Ziqing
【 Publisher 】 China Overseas Chinese Publishing House
【 Open 】 16 open
[Page Count]
[Size and Weight] 0.90
ISBN number: 9787511334923
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The most classic prose in the world
Autumn Night/Lu Xun
From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore by Lu Xun
Hometown's wild vegetables/Zhou Zuoren
My mother/Hu Shi
Ginkgo biloba/Guo Moruo
Luohuasheng/XuDishan
May 31st Heavy Rain/Ye Shengtao
Landscape Talk/Mao Dun
Autumn in the Old Capital/Yu Dafu
What I know about Kangqiao/Xu Zhimo
Hurry up/Zhu Ziqing
Back view/Zhu Ziqing
Lotus Pond Moonlight/Zhu Ziqing
Jian/Feng Zikai
Haiyan/Zheng Zhenduo
Winter in Jinan by Lao She
To young readers/Bing Xin
Little Orange Lantern/Ice Heart
The Qinhuai River in the Sound of Paddles and the Shadow of Lanterns/Yu Pingbo
Taoyuan and Yuanzhou/Shen Congwen
The Snowy Scenery of West Lake by Zhong Jingwen
Yashe/Liang Shiqiu
Remembering Xiao Hong in the Wind and Rain/Ding Ling
Sunrise on the Sea/Ba Jin
Remembering Xiao Shan/Ba Jin
Prison Green Chronicles
Mr. Lu Xun's Memoirs/Xiao Hong
Eighty Thoughts/Ji Xianlin
Before the Rain/He Qifang
The Reed of Caipu Terrace/Sun Li
Litchi Honey/Yang Shuo
Rain in Kunming/Wang Zengqi
West Lake Brush/Zong Pu
Listen to the cold rain/lingering light
Suzhou Fu/Wang Meng
How much do you know about the falling flowers in your dreams/Sanmao
Yangguan Snow/Autumn Rain
Chou Shi/Jia Pingwa
Love Life/Montaigne
To live a carefree life/Montaigne
On Seeking Knowledge/Bacon
Living in the embrace of nature by Rousseau
Nature (excerpt)/Goethe
Mourning George Sand/Hugo
The Beauty of Winter by George Sand
Rural/Turgenev
Seaside Fantasy/Whitman
Beethoven Centennial Festival/George Bernard Shaw
Beauty/Tagore
Bangladesh Scenery/Tagore
Far away green mountains/Galsworthy
Haiyan/Gorky
My Dream City/Dreiser
On the Approaching Age by Russell
The most beautiful tomb in the world/Zweig
Song of Waves/Gibran
Greedy Violet/Gibran
My Izu/Kawabata Yasunari
The Warmth of Returning/Neruda
Four Seasons Life/Voronin
The Bridge Built by Mother/On the Water
Father's Image/Akutagawa Bilu Zhi
Message from Mother/Tetsuro Miura
Sympathy/Kenzaburo Oe
Lake Baikal, Lake Baikal/Rasputin
Illusion/Rasputin
The most beautiful poetry in the world
Teach me how not to miss her/Liu Bannong
天上的街市／郭沫若
Say goodbye to Kangqiao again/Xu Zhimo
Red Candle/Wen Yiduo
Stars (excerpt)/Ice Heart
You are the April Day of the human world/Lin Huiyin
Yuxiang/Dai Wangshu
Breaking Chapter/Bian Zhilin
Dayan River - My Nanny/Ai Qing
Prophecy/He Qifang
Hang/Xindi
Homesickness/residual light
Error/Zheng Chouyu
Answer/North Island
To Oak Tree/Shu Ting
One Generation/Gu Cheng
Facing the sea, with warm spring and blooming flowers/Haizi
Pastoral/Virgil
Your long summer will never wither/Shakespeare
A Red Rose/Pence
Ode to Joy/Schiller
Ode to Narcissus/Wordsworth
Journey to the Country/Byron
Autumn/Lamartine
Ode to the West Wind/Shelley
Ode to the Nightingale/Keats
Lorelei/Heine
If life deceives you/Pushkin
The poet walks on the field/Hugo
Fourteen line love poem by Mrs. Browning
Crossing the Sea/Tennyson
To Helen/Edgar Allan Poe
Sorrow/Muse
Sail/Lermontov
Oh, Captain, my Captain/Whitman
The Harmony of Dusk/Baudelaire
I am willing to be Rapids/Pei Duofei
Soul chooses its own partner/Dickinson
Swan/Maratha
Crow/Lanbo
When You Grow Old/Yeats
I love you, my beloved/Tagore
She/Dario
Drunken Song/Shimazaki Fujimura
Staying by the Forest on a Snowy Night/Frost
Leopard/Rilke
I won't go back anymore/Ximenes
On Marriage/Gibran
At a subway station/Pound
Overture/Eliot
Wearing a dark sarong/Akhmatova
The Sonnets of Death/Mistral
You don't love me, nor do you pity me. "- Yesenin
The Evil of Life/Montaret
Youth/Alesandre
Rain/Borges
Haitao/Quaximodo
Love Poem by Neruda
A Beautiful Day/Miwosh
Street/Pas
The best essays in the world
Chinese Psychology/Ma Xiangbo
Idol Destruction Theory/Chen Duxiu
Writing Under the Lamp by Lu Xun
Remembering Liu Hezhen/Lu Xun
On the Collapse of Leifeng Pagoda by Lu Xun
In memory of the forgotten/Lu Xun
National Essence and Europeanization/Zhou Zuoren
Humorous cries of sale/Xia Beggar Zun
Dangerous Thoughts and Freedom of Speech by Li Dazhao
Chinese Lives/Tao Xingzhi
Mr. Almost Biography/Hu Shi
'Zuojism' by Liu Bannong
Master "is absolutely right/Ye Shengtao
Lying down to receive salary/Zou Taofen
The Intelligence of Chinese People/Lin Yutang
The National Character of Chinese People/Lin Yutang
The Dog of X City/Hu Yuzhi
Tranquility and Numbness/Zheng Zhenduo
Say 'endure'/Chen Zizhan
Dogmicism/Qu Qiubai
To pass the exam without dying is to be a god/Lao She
The Art of Swearing/Liang Shiqiu
Child/Liang Shiqiu
A Brief Discussion on Vulgarism by Feng Xuefeng
Han Kang's Pharmacy/Nie Gannu
Reflections on the March 8th Festival/Ding Ling
Official/Zang Kejia
On Mahjong and Poker/Liang Yuchun
This insect/Li Guangtian
Wild Lily/Wang Shiwei
On the Politics of Lying by Wu Han
The 'upper' person returns home/Xiao Qian
A Egg's Treasure by Deng Tuo
Human language and ghost language/Qin Xiang
The Seventh Rank Official in front of the Prime Minister's Office "by Wu Zuguang
New Century Old Hope/He Manzi
On Jiao Da/Huang Shang
Talent/Bai Yang
How many people are needed to replace a light bulb/Ye Feng
Division level Monk/Stretching
The Freedom to Be Angry and Speak Out "by Li Ao
Analysis of Animal Classes in China/Sha Yexin
Public Thief "by Jiang Zilong
Wealthy District/Feng Jicai
Salvation complex and daydreaming by Wang Xiaobo
Chinese, why aren't you angry? - Long Yingtai
The Extreme of Money/Bi Shumin
The Republic cannot forget/Wu Fei
The Corruption of a Cat by Mou Pizhi
Rootless Courage by Liu Hongbo
Letter about 'Pointing Deer to Horses' by Zeng Ying
The most exciting speech in the world
Young China Talk by Liang Qichao
The Three Principles of the People and the Future of China by Sun Yat sen
The Victory of the Common People by Li Dazhao
Tagore/Xu Zhimo
The Relationship between Wei Jin Style and Articles, Medicine, and Wine by Lu Xun
The Spirit of Peking University/Ma Yinchu
The Last Speech by Wen Yiduo
On the Greatness of Athens/Pericles
Final Defense by Socrates
Speech at the Worms Congress by Martin Luther
Speech at the Inquisition Trial by Bruno
The Earth is Rotating/Galileo
On Freedom of Press/Milton
Introduction to the History of Philosophy by Kant
Shakespeare's Memorial Speech/Goethe
Washington Inaugural Address/Washington
Better to die than to be free, Patrick Henry
I am very satisfied with this constitution, Franklin
Opinions on the sentencing of Louis XVI/Robespierre
Speech in Milan by Napoleon
Jefferson's Inaugural Address/Jefferson
Regarding the Creation of Music/Beethoven
Speech at the House of Lords/Byron
Philosophy Lecture by Hegel
Let more people achieve happiness/Owen
Defending Freedom by Jackson
Only a democratic Poland can achieve independence/Marx
Balzac's Burial Poem/Hugo
The Last Moment of Life by John Brown
Lincoln's Inaugural Address/Lincoln
Speech at Gettysburg Cemetery by Lincoln
On Women's Voting Rights by Susan B. Anthony
On the Basic Education of Physiology/Huxley
Speech at Marx's Tomb by Engels
Speech on the Issue of Militarism by Rosa Luxemburg
Speech at the Bern International Mass Conference by Lenin
Motivation for Exploration/Einstein
War on Illiteracy/Gorky
Speech on his 70th Birthday by George Bernard Shaw
To Fight for Freedom by Charlie Chaplin
Hot blood, hard work, tears, and sweat/Churchill
Who said the defeat was settled/Charles de Gaulle
Broadcast Speech/Stalin
A day with a notorious reputation for thousands of years/Roosevelt
Broadcast Speech on Japan's Surrender Day by Truman
Writing is a lonely life/Hemingway
Speech at the Nobel Prize Reception by Faulkner
History will find me innocent/Castro
Let a new Asia and a new Africa be born, Sukarno
Speech at Pula/Tito
Responsibility, Honor, Country/MacArthur
Speech at the Berlin Wall by Kennedy
I have a dream/Martin Luther King Jr
I will never evade responsibility, Carter
Speech at the Welcome Banquet by Nixon
Beautiful Smile and Love by Mother Teresa
Reagan's Inaugural Address/Reagan
Reading works with profound ideas and rich philosophical thinking throughout one's life can not only broaden one's horizons, re evaluate history, society, life, and nature, gain abundant new ideas and artistic influence, but also learn the advanced and mature creative techniques of famous Chinese and foreign artists.
The Classics to Read in a Lifetime (Collected Edition) includes the world's most classic essays, beautiful poems, best essays, and most exciting speeches. In terms of formatting, "Classics to Read in a Lifetime (Collected Edition)" analyzes masterpieces from multiple perspectives through columns such as "Reasons for Selection," "Author Introduction," and "Appreciation of Works," guiding readers to accurately and thoroughly grasp the ideological connotations of the works. We sincerely hope that through 'Classics to Read in a Lifetime (Collected Edition)', readers can be led to enter the hall, appreciate the true appearance of Chinese and foreign literature, inspire their minds, cultivate their temperament, and thus improve their personal aesthetic awareness, literary literacy, appreciation ability, and life taste.
Why should we read classics? The ancients said: If you take the method from the top, you can only get it from the middle. If you take the method from the middle, then it is from the bottom. That is to say, taking the highest level of law as the criterion can only have a moderate level at best; Taking the average method as the criterion will have no effect at all. So, when we read, we should choose the best books to read, and the best books are classics. Reading can be applied to practical situations and can also cultivate one's mind and heart. Reading classics is a realm that should be pursued for personal cultivation. Personally speaking, reading classics is a process of cultural influence that can change one's temperament. Classics are the accumulation of culture, and exposure to them often leads to subtle changes in one's temperament. Many people undergo changes in their temperament, and the social atmosphere of an era will also change accordingly. So reading classics can change one's temperament and society's atmosphere. The influence brought by classics is not limited to a certain era, but will penetrate into our souls through time and space. True classics are powerful spiritual forces that guide us in our conduct and interactions. Just as reading a good book is like conversing with many noble people, reading famous works is like conversing with the soul of a master. For people living in cities today, life is becoming increasingly distant from nature, and there seems to be a lack of communication between people. Classic works can make people feel more peaceful, treat life more calmly, and be more sincere.
