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[Name] Liang Yuchun's representative work - Tears and Laughter
【 Author 】 Edited by Liang Yuchun
Huaxia Publishing House
【 Open 】 16 open
【 Page 】 243 pages
【 Size and Weight 】 0.56kg
[ISBN Number] 978750817518
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Biography of Liang Yuchun
skit
lecture
On Mahjong and Poker
Drunk Dream Talk (Part 1)
Give me back my head "and others
Letter to a Heartbroken Person (Part 1)
The view of human death
Literature and Life
Talking about 'homeless people'
Drunk Dream Talk (Part 2)
The moment of 'Spring Dynasty' is worth a thousand gold coins
Tears and laughter
Innocence and Experience
on the way
On the staff of the knowledge exchange
watch the fire
She's gone.
a bitter smile
grave
救火夫
cats and dogs
This is something
darkness
A smile of 'heart wrenching'
Ruthless passion and passionate ruthlessness
Kissing the Fire(吻火)
Spring Rain
Commentary on Book Talks
The Bicentennial of Gaulish
Golden Chamber Poetry Collection
Selected Eastern Poetry
Art of Life (essence of Ellis' works)
Outline of Abnormal Psychology
A Discussion on New Biographical Literature
Mengdan's Travel Diary
From Confucius to Menken
Biography of Charles Lamb
Preface
Preface to "Spring Wine Collection"
Preface to the translator of "Selected British Essays"
Preface to Selected Essays
Preface to "Selected Essays"
letter
Letter to Shi Minxin (1-41)
translation
Mr. Bicksdorf's Visit to Friends (Steele)
Mischief (Edison)
Reading Misconceptions (Lamb)
A bachelor's behavior towards married people
Complaints for (Lamb)
Gengfu (Hunter)
Happiness mostly depends on its nature (Goldsmith)
The Fear of Death (Hazrit)
Scholar (Russell)
Train (Lind)
The Fear of Death Together (Smith)
Self talk (Gardner)
Mysterious London (Lucas)
Liang Yuchun mainly authored and translated books
Tears and Laughter "includes 26 of his essays, 9 book reviews, 4 prefaces, 41 letters, and 12 translations. Liang Yuchun's literary achievements mainly lie in writing prose sketches in the style of British essays, adept at expressing social and life experiences full of personality traits, and providing a kind of "monologue" style argumentative beauty. His prose is not numerous, but mostly excellent works that can be passed down through the ages, standing out after the May Fourth Movement. Hu Shi believed that he was a young writer with great literary interest and talent.