陶先生一家三口逛市集，喜欢"三国"故事的小朋友选了两本三国题材连环画；另一边是陈先生一家 人，挑选的是《三毛流浪记》，"让孩子看看我们小时候喜欢的故事"，他说。 记者 施晨露 阳光正好，风很温柔，河水粼粼，树影婆娑。上海的秋天，从苏州河畔樱花谷到鲁迅公园大草坪， 有了书，有了文学，一切都刚刚好。 这个周末，中国上海国际童书展在世博展览馆迎接大小读者，走出去，漫步城市空间，"阅读"让城 市风景化作一个个令人心动的瞬间。 苏州河上乍浦路桥，百年建筑上海大厦与陆家嘴"三件套"世纪同框的风景，引得路人驻足拍照。桥 下，"旧书新知·淘书乐"的招牌在滨水沿岸十分醒目。"去看看！"在附近City Walk的市民游客接二连三 走进市集，午间时分，展位两旁已经站满读者。 有外国游客对中国传统文化的图书很感兴趣，一页页仔细翻阅；有家长让孩子"自由发挥"，迅速选 定好几本童书；住在附近的阿姨买走了中国画入门书，"退休了，我多学点东西，享受多姿多彩的生 活"。 走进文学节现场，一个直径7米多的"世界时钟"装置尤其惹眼，围绕时钟的是世界各地读者写下 的"世界的一日"——同一个日期的故事。 绕过草坪的一个角落里，"肖大妹"的缝纫机前，一 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the recognition of Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai, who won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature for his compelling and visionary works that reaffirm the power of art amidst apocalyptic fears [3]. Author Background - László Krasznahorkai was born in 1954 in Győr, Hungary, and initially pursued a career in law before turning to literature [4]. - He gained fame as a jazz pianist in his youth and published his first novel in 1977 [4]. - His experiences working in a Roma community and various odd jobs inspired his acclaimed novel "Satan's Tango" [5]. Literary Style and Themes - Krasznahorkai's works are characterized by a deep philosophical observation of the human condition, exploring themes of despair and hope [7]. - His narrative style is noted for its complexity, often lacking punctuation and structure, which creates a unique reading experience [7]. - He has a profound appreciation for Chinese culture, with a particular admiration for the poet Li Bai, and has written books reflecting his experiences in China [8]. Notable Works - Key works by Krasznahorkai include "Satan's Tango," "The Melancholy of Resistance," and "The World is Advancing," with translations by renowned Hungarian translator Yu Zemin [9][11][13][15][17].

Core Points - The narrative reflects on the profound impact of literature and reading on personal development, highlighting the contrast between material scarcity and the richness of intellectual pursuit [1][3][4] - The author expresses a longing for a formal education in literature, particularly in a Chinese language program, which is perceived as a gateway to a more fulfilling literary life [9][10][12] - The struggle between professional obligations and the desire to write is a recurring theme, illustrating the tension between societal expectations and personal aspirations [7][14][15] Group 1 - The father's dedication to reading despite material hardships instilled a love for literature in the family [1][3] - The author’s early exposure to a dictionary and classic literature laid the foundation for a lifelong passion for reading and writing [3][4] - The transition from a rural upbringing to urban education revealed the vast gap in access to literature, emphasizing the importance of bookstores and literary communities [5][6] Group 2 - The author’s professional journey reflects a continuous struggle to reconcile a career in a non-literary field with a deep-seated desire to write [10][11][13] - The absence of a formal literary education is a source of insecurity, leading to feelings of inadequacy in literary circles [8][9][12] - The emotional toll of writing, including the pressures of publication and recognition, is explored, revealing the complexities of a writer's life [14][15][16]

Core Viewpoint - Shakespeare is recognized as a monumental figure in literature, whose works transcend time and continue to influence generations, exploring the complexities of human nature and emotions [2][9][10]. Group 1: Impact and Legacy - Shakespeare's plays reflect the duality of human nature, addressing themes of good and evil, love, and the intricacies of life [3][21]. - His works are celebrated not only for their artistic merit but also for their profound philosophical insights, impacting literature across Europe and the world during the Renaissance [9][10]. - The diversity in his writing style, encompassing tragedies, comedies, and historical plays, allows for a wide appeal and engagement with audiences [23][25]. Group 2: Notable Works - The four great tragedies—Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, and Macbeth—delve into the complexities and contradictions of human nature [14]. - The four comedies—A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Merchant of Venice, Much Ado About Nothing, and Twelfth Night—celebrate romance and the beauty of life [14]. - Each play serves as a mirror reflecting the audience's own struggles and desires, providing insights into the human condition [16][28]. Group 3: Translation and Editions - The recommended edition of Shakespeare's works is comprehensive, including 39 classic plays and various poems, making it a valuable literary collection [34][44]. - This edition is based on the renowned translation by Zhu Shenghao, which has stood the test of time and remains popular among readers [46][49]. - The physical presentation of the books is aesthetically pleasing, designed to enhance the reading experience and serve as a decorative piece [53][54].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the profound impact of Stefan Zweig's works on readers, particularly during times of personal and societal turmoil, highlighting his ability to resonate with human emotions and experiences [1][20][49]. Group 1: Author's Life and Impact - Stefan Zweig experienced a privileged life before witnessing the devastation of two world wars, which deeply influenced his writings [2][3][4]. - His works serve as a spiritual support for many during their low points, with notable figures praising his unique talent for vividly portraying historical figures and events [8][10][19]. - Zweig's literature often gains renewed attention during crises, reflecting his enduring relevance and the emotional connection readers have with his narratives [14][15][18]. Group 2: Notable Works - The article highlights two of Zweig's most significant works: "The World of Yesterday" and "The Stars Shine Down" [22][44]. - "The World of Yesterday" is described as a poignant farewell to an era, capturing the transition from a rational, stable time to one of chaos and destruction [45][47]. - "The Stars Shine Down" showcases pivotal moments in history where individual willpower significantly influenced the course of events, featuring figures like Napoleon and Tolstoy [41][42]. Group 3: Reader Experience - Readers express profound emotional responses to Zweig's works, often describing them as transformative and enlightening [17][25][63]. - The article notes that Zweig's writing style is engaging and immersive, making it a compelling reading experience that resonates across different ages [56][62]. - The quality of the book's design and presentation is also highlighted, making it an attractive choice for both personal enjoyment and gifting [26][31][70].

Group 1 - The "2025 Contemporary Literature Night" event was held on May 11 at the Henan Art Center, celebrating the beauty of literature [2] - The event was co-hosted by the People's Literature Publishing House, Henan Daily, and the Henan Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles, highlighting the significance of literature [2] - Notable attendees included prominent figures in the literary community, such as Liang Xiaosheng, Liu Zhenyun, and Qiu Huadong, who witnessed the announcement of outstanding literary works [2] Group 2 - The 26th Annual Awards of the "Contemporary" Literary Rally were presented, recognizing various literary achievements, including Wang Shuzeng's "Tian Zhu Chun Qiu" for annual documentary work [3] - The awards showcased a wide range of literary categories, with winners selected based on reader votes from the "Contemporary" magazine, emphasizing the popularity of the awarded authors [3] - This year's event marked the third time the annual celebration of the literary magazine "Contemporary" took place in Zhengzhou, featuring various reading promotion activities to engage the public [3]

Core Points - The fifth Sanmao Essay Award was held in Dinghai District, Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province, celebrating the literary legacy of the writer Sanmao and her connection to her hometown [1] - The award has become a significant cultural symbol for the local area, linking the community with Sanmao's literary spirit [1] Group 1 - The fifth Sanmao Essay Award received a record 716 submissions, the highest number in its history, since its launch in April last year [2] - A total of 13 works were awarded, including 5 grand prizes for both essay collections and individual essays, along with 4 strength awards and 4 emerging awards [2] - The submitted works covered a wide range of themes, including marine culture, traditional culture, rural life, urban writing, character narratives, and expressions of familial affection [2] Group 2 - The participating authors ranged in age from the elderly to young writers born in the 1990s, including many overseas Chinese writers [2]