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"Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter" is a collection of short stories by the author, who has spent many years pouring out his heart and soul in his novel creation. Some of the novels have been published in newspapers and magazines in Hong Kong and overseas. Now some of them are collected into a book, each with a different story, with joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness, just like the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, with different scenery and feelings in different seasons!
- AuthorJuly Lam
- PublisherChuwen Publishing House
- Publication Date2021
This book contains a collection of articles spanning over half a century, broadly categorized as follows. The first category includes articles written by Professor Zhou prior to his departure from the country in 1949. The second category features articles published in the "Mainland Magazine" after 1949, focusing on literary research and correspondence with prominent figures. The third category consists of two small books authored by Professor Zhou in the early years after leaving the country. Additionally, the collection includes articles discussing classical literature, calligraphy, chess, and reminiscing about old friends, totaling over 150,000 words. This compilation serves as an invaluable resource for exploring Professor Zhou's literary criticism paradigm.
- AuthorZhou Ce, Wang Runhua, Li Hanjie
- PublisherChuwen Publishing House
- Publication Date2020
The book titled "Popular and Classic" offers a diverse range of textual discourse. It covers topics such as English learning, popular culture analysis, film and stage performance reviews, as well as essays and short stories on historical events. The content is designed to be both popular and easily understandable, with academic and in-depth explanations included as well. The book is divided into two chapters: the "Popular Chapter" focuses on popular music and culture, while the "Classic Chapter" explores issues of text and media expression. The book also includes a supplementary chapter on "Enlightenment and Growth," featuring seven essays and creations. The manuscripts were written without any psychological pressure after retiring from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and the writing style resembles the artistic and down-to-earth Causerie popular in the West since the 19th century. The author aims to provide enjoyment akin to "listening to the rain in the monk's hut."
- AuthorLu Runtang
- PublisherChuwen Publishing House
- Publication Date
The protagonist of the previous book ""Children's Sutra"" has grown up, speaks more, and has more quirky ideas and questions. Following the period recorded in the previous book, I was four or five years old in this book, went to kindergarten, and began to develop learning abilities. I knew how to express my thoughts with limited knowledge and logical thinking. It was the age of ""small people with big ghosts"", or in the author's words, ""good at arguing"", often making her laugh and cry. Reading my own words and deeds at the time, I couldn't help but laugh as I read, and I think my mother must have felt the same.
- AuthorLi Luoxia
- PublisherChuwen Publishing House
- Publication Date2021
This book features 24 insightful interviews with esteemed scholars, covering a wide range of subjects including Chinese classical literature, ancient thought, world literature, Russian and Soviet literature, and comparative literature. The scholars share their expertise and personal experiences, offering readers in-depth and accessible content that proves highly beneficial.
- AuthorChen Weishun
- PublisherChuwen Publishing House
- Publication Date2020
"Poetic Space" is a collection of short essays that combines poetry and prose. The book is divided into two volumes: "Poetry Feather Cloud Costume" and "Jiang Tian Liaokuo." The first volume portrays light and breezy days, where poems soar like feathers in the sky. It explores the desire to dress and look beautiful, emphasizing the importance of wisdom and beauty. The second volume, also known as "Poetry Learning Multi-Path," delves into reading the works of predecessors, interacting with fellow poets, and finding inspiration even in students' exercises. Poetry learning is a personal journey without any fixed rules. It invites readers to embrace the vastness of life and seek joy in every season.
- AuthorHuang Kunyao
- PublisherChuwen Publishing House
- Publication Date2021