First, Shu Youru This is a collection of essays by Bai Xianyong, and it is also one of the most impressive collections I have ever read. The essay of the same name, Shu Youru, is Bai Xianyong's memorial to his dead old friend Huang Guoxiang. The article describes the whole process of the author accompanying him to see a doctor and treat him, and finally sending him away. What makes me feel very sad is his description. At the end of the article, he compared the pain of losing relatives and friends to the sky crack that Nu Wa couldn't make up, and set off the great sadness of small individuals with grand myths. This description is understated, but it hits people's hearts directly.

Second, the suffocating Tang poetry with a ringing tone, the suffocating Book of Songs with Yan Yan's suffocating beauty, and the suffocating Song poetry with a short love story. Although this title has a little taste of the Internet, I have to admit that it is really beautiful when I receive the book. There are basically four parts in each work of this book, including the original text of the poem, the explanation of the original text, the evaluation of the poem itself and teacher Xu Wenchong's translation. Of course, some works will also have a brief introduction of the author. I always think that words are a kind of feeling, so reading poems makes you feel the beauty and romance of words more intuitively, because I am personally writing lyrics, so these books will become my material and let me feel the beauty of rhyme. If you are a student party, then I strongly recommend you to start with this set of books, which really enables you not only to accumulate your own ancient poems, but also to learn English.

Third, in my life, this book is a collection of essays by Cai Lan. Teacher Cai Lan, Jin Yong, Ni Kuang and Huang Zhang are also called the four great talents in Hong Kong. In fact, I have read Cai Lan's essays before, and I feel that his personal views expressed in the essays are sometimes really very sharp, even when you read them, you have the impulse to refute him, but I think it is also a very good thing to understand other people's different views. He also wrote very sharply that he would feel that the world is really big, as big as the universe, and don't be a landscape Sirius. In fact, I think his words are really heavy, but I think it is impossible for many people to express their views so bluntly now, so if you want to read some sharp ideas, you can also read Mr. Cai Lan's book, but I don't recommend you to open this book when you are hungry, because it actually talks about a lot of food, and you will be really, really hungry when reading.