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Author: Ba Jin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Designated Book by the National Teaching Guidance Committee of Chinese Language and Literature in Higher Education, Ministry of Education To improve the cultural quality of contemporary college students and strengthen the teaching of core language and literature courses, the National Teaching Guidance Committee of Chinese Language and Literature in Higher Education, Ministry of Education, formulated and adopted the "Professional Reading List for Undergraduate Students of Chinese Language and Literature in Higher Education" after repeated deliberation and careful discussion in 2000. The list comprises 100 books and explicitly states that universities should include students' reading records as one of the assessment criteria for core major courses. In February 2001, the Higher Education Department of the Ministry of Education notified all universities to begin using the list. The majority of the designated books were published by our press, so we compiled and published this series of "Essential Readings for College Students." The selected books are representative literary works from ancient and modern China and abroad, possessing strong classicism and academic rigor. At the same time, as the series reflects the academic trends and achievements of different eras, its academic historical significance is equally undeniable. The selected books are not only indispensable for language and literature majors in their professional studies and academic research but also important reading materials for students of other disciplines to enhance their humanities, enrich their cultural knowledge, and promote their professional learning. It can be said that this is a high-quality, high-standard quality education reading series for all college students in the new century, and should be the preferred choice for college students' book collections. Family is the author's long. It was written as one of the Three Novels of the Turbulent Current in 1931. Family is a realistic novel, with its characters being people I loved or hated, and some scenes being things I had personally witnessed or experienced, helping readers understand certain aspects of feudal society.
Content Summary: Juxin opened his eyes and looked at Juhui, forcing a smile: "I'd like to rest here for a while. I've been too tired these days. It's really impossible to be quiet in my own room—there's always something to find me, whether it's this or that. I'll have to stay up all night tonight, so it's better to rest early to avoid collapsing later." "Just now Qian'er was looking for you. I don't know what for," Juhui said. "Did you tell her I was here?" Juxin asked quickly. "No. I didn't see her, I just heard her shouting for you in your room." "Alright," Juxin said relievedly, "I know it must be Fourth Uncle calling me to do something for him. It's better to avoid it." Juhui thought that his older brother's strategy had changed. But he immediately had another question: if his older brother continued to use such strategies to deal with the environment, what kind of results might it lead to.