拉斯洛非常喜欢中国文化。动身去中国之前，他特意造访了几位汉学家，请他们给自己起了一个中国名"好丘"。 10月9日晚上，2025年诺贝尔文学奖公布，匈牙利作家拉斯洛·克拉斯纳霍尔凯（László Krasznahorkai）获此殊 荣，"他引人入胜且富有远见的作品，在世界末日的恐怖中，再次证明了艺术的力量。" 失业后，拉斯洛开始打各种短工，《撒旦探戈》的灵感就源于那段生活经历。他告诉余泽民，那段时间自己过着 流浪生活，每三四个月就会换一个工作，或到另一座城市或乡村生活。他曾在一个奶牛养殖场值夜班，夜里一个 人守着三百头奶牛。有一次，房东要阉割小猪，让他当帮手。"我要在庭院里抓住小猪的两条前腿，一个身穿长大 褂、一声不语、样子吓人的大鼻子男人跪在小猪的两条后腿之间，用一把锋利的尖刀为小猪做手术。我实在无法 忍受这个场景，慢慢抬起头来。我将头越抬越高，直到看见最高的屋顶，就在这一刻，我看到了刚刚升起的太 阳。那轮太阳非常巨大，棕色的，就像一个世界末日开始的信号。我们干完活后，我进到屋里，但是并没有躺 下，而是坐下来写 《撒旦探戈》。因为那一刻的景象，使整部《撒旦探戈》在我的脑子里完成，我只需把它写下 来。" 余泽民 ...

Core Viewpoint - The work "Like a Poem on the Land - Chronicles of Xinjiang in 70 Years" by He Jianming aims to highlight the beauty of Xinjiang, not just in its natural landscapes but also in the struggles and achievements of its people over the past 70 years [1][2]. Group 1: Preparation and Research - He Jianming undertook a comprehensive preparation process, reviewing historical materials and conducting over 200 research and interview points across a journey of more than 50,000 kilometers over 13 months [2][3]. - The challenges faced during the research included high altitude reactions, extreme weather conditions, and physical exhaustion, which tested his resilience [3]. Group 2: Structure and Themes - The book is structured into three parts: historical, poetic, and epic, reflecting the grandeur of Xinjiang's history, its poetic landscapes, and its significance in the broader narrative of China's history [5][6]. - The choice to begin with the stories of intellectuals and revolutionaries emphasizes the foundational role of these figures in the development of Xinjiang [5][7]. Group 3: Character Selection and Narrative - The narrative weaves together individual stories to create a larger theme, portraying Xinjiang as a land of diverse experiences and contributions [6][9]. - He Jianming focuses on ordinary yet remarkable individuals whose stories reflect the spirit of dedication and resilience, aiming to present a rich tapestry of human experience in Xinjiang [7][9]. Group 4: Insights and Reflections - The author expresses a newfound understanding of Xinjiang, recognizing the complexity and beauty of its narrative, and emphasizes the importance of portraying the region's grandeur and beauty in literature [15]. - The writing style incorporates poetic language to convey the emotional and historical significance of Xinjiang, aiming to resonate with readers and evoke a sense of pride [15].

"110年前，在那个中华民族觉醒的时代，以陈独秀先生为代表的一大批仁人志士写文章、创办报纸刊 物，走到了历史舞台的前沿。新青年，新时代，新文学，110年过去了，新一代的中国青年应当有所作 为，发出自己的声音。"红孩说。 "中华民族之所以能历经磨难生生不息，正是因为中华文明的历史悠久，源远流长。"在现场，丁晓平分 享了他的创作之路，进入解放军文艺出版社担任编辑后，他经历了从纯文学创作转向历史写作的过程， 也越发感受到"历史真实远比虚构更精彩"："我始终坚持这样一句话，当你置身于历史之中的时候，才 会发现你是一个真实地活在这个世界上的人。读史可以明智，能让我们在前进的道路上明确方向，更加 脚踏实地，也能增加我们前行的力量和信心。" 近日，北京交通大学思源·青年书店里，书香气息分外浓厚，首场"新青年文学讲坛"直播活动在这里正 式开启。"新青年文学讲坛"活动由中国散文学会、《中国青年作家报》共同发起，旨在推动中华优秀传 统文化的创造性转化和创新性发展，培育新生代文学创作者，推动当代文学创作与传播的繁荣。 活动当天，中国散文学会常务副会长红孩、中国作家协会全国委员会委员丁晓平做客书店，他们与《中 国青年作家报》编辑一道 ...

颁奖典礼上，刘兰芳、陈彦、郝振省、刘伯根、陈宇、刘敏涛受聘为第五届百花文艺周学术顾问， 并共同为第五届百花文艺周启幕。 第二十一届百花文学奖共有45篇作品分获8类文学奖项，包括短篇小说奖(10篇)、中篇小说奖(10 篇)、长篇小说奖(2篇)、微型小说奖(5篇)、散文奖(10篇)、科幻文学奖(3篇)、网络文学奖(3篇)、影视剧 改编价值奖(2篇)。拥有四十余年历史的百花文学奖，又一次为文学的灿烂星空增添了耀眼光芒。来自 《人民文学》《收获》《十月》《当代》《北京文学》《长江文艺》《芙蓉》《清明》《草原》《特区 文学》《野草》《海燕》等文学期刊的27位编辑获得编辑奖，30位读者获得读者奖。 颁奖典礼上，蔡崇达、肖勤、津子围等作家，编辑阿霞，以及读者赵毓文，代表各奖项获奖者发表 了获奖感言。 蔡崇达表示，在时代裹挟中，人们不得不告别自己的来处，抵达未知的生活。"故乡并非仅是土 地，更是每一个经过我们生命的人——他们共同构成了我们的精神源头，被沉淀为风土、习俗与理念， 我们互为彼此的故乡。我通过写作，试图为这些漂泊的灵魂重建精神的故乡。希望我和这个时代这么多 创作者的努力，能陪伴人重新看见、发现我们正在一同构成的故乡 ...

Group 1 - The memoir "My Life as a Philosopher" by Karl Löwith discusses his relationship with Heidegger and the impact of Nazi ideology on philosophy [1] - Löwith, a Jewish scholar, reflects on his forced exile from Germany and his analysis of Heidegger's "Being and Time" in the context of extreme right nationalism [1][2] - The book highlights Löwith's gratitude for his experiences in Italy, contrasting the humanity he found there with the brutality of Germany under Nazi rule [2] Group 2 - The biography "The Unequaled Self" by Claire Tomalin focuses on Samuel Pepys, emphasizing his self-interest and the value of his diaries as a record of personal experiences [3] - Pepys's diaries document his life during significant historical events, including the English Civil War and the Great Fire of London, showcasing his keen observational skills [3] - Tomalin's work illustrates the importance of personal narrative in understanding historical context and individual character [3] Group 3 - Simone de Beauvoir's "Old Age" confronts the realities of aging and death, challenging societal norms around these topics [4] - The book reflects Beauvoir's personal experiences and observations, emphasizing the need for honesty in discussing aging and mortality [4] - Beauvoir critiques the commercialized and sanitized discourse surrounding death in contemporary society [4] Group 4 - "Camus the Journalist" by Maria Santos-Sainz explores Albert Camus's journalistic career, particularly his writings during the rise of fascism and the Algerian crisis [5] - Camus's work as a journalist is characterized by a critical approach to political systems and social issues, reflecting his commitment to moral integrity [5] - The book highlights the distinction between journalism and literature, noting that while journalism addresses contemporary issues, literature speaks to both contemporaries and future generations [5] Group 5 - "The Story of Culture" by Martin Puchner examines the transmission and transformation of cultural works across different contexts and eras [7] - The narrative illustrates the chaotic and interconnected nature of cultural exchange, emphasizing that works cannot be fully understood in isolation [7] - Puchner uses anecdotes to demonstrate how cultural artifacts evolve and are reinterpreted through various lenses [7]

Core Viewpoint - The 34th "Liberation Book List" was officially launched at the Shanghai Book Fair, showcasing 10 newly published books that combine depth of thought and reading value, aiming to provide readers with a diverse selection of reading choices [1] Summary by Category Historical Works - "China's War of Resistance" presents a comprehensive view of the Chinese people's struggle during the Anti-Japanese War, helping readers draw strength from the spirit of resistance and enhance historical confidence [1] - "The Great Navigation of the Arabs: From Ancient to Early Medieval" highlights the overlooked maritime civilization, challenging Western-centric narratives and emphasizing the crucial role of Arabs in the development of maritime civilization [1] Future and Technology - Nick Bostrom's "Future of the Land: The Purpose and Meaning of Humanity in the Age of Superintelligence" raises philosophical questions about human existence and provides insights into future evolution [1] American Studies - Michael C. Desch's "The Irrelevance of American Social Science to National Security" analyzes the complex relationship between academia and politics, revealing the deeper logic behind the decline of American social science's influence [1] - Robert Zoellick's "On America: A History of American Diplomacy and Foreign Policy" offers a panoramic narrative of American diplomacy from the perspective of an experienced diplomat, providing valuable insights into changes in U.S. foreign policy [1] Economics - "Money and Government: A Challenge to Mainstream Economics" by Skidelsky challenges mainstream paradigms and reexamines the core roles of money and government in economic operations, offering insights into the current global economic predicament [1] Literature and Culture - A Lai's "Source of the Great River" poetically depicts the natural and cultural landscapes of river sources, representing a journey towards the roots of Chinese civilization [1] - "Virtual Society: Metaverse and Post-Human Experience" discusses the challenges of the digital age, emphasizing the need to leverage virtual tools to empower humanity [1] Contemporary Chinese Practices - "Milk Tea Going Global: The Global Expansion of New Chinese Tea Brands" documents stories of commercial innovation, highlighting the importance of embracing open innovation while maintaining core cultural values [1] - Huang Xiaofeng's "The Peddler's Map: Small Vendors and Big History" decodes the historical narrative from an art history perspective, emphasizing continuity in human experience rather than viewing history as a series of disjointed events [1]

Core Insights - The rise of "amateur writing" in Dongguan reflects a shift from being represented to actively expressing oneself, akin to the vitality of the banyan tree [1][3] - "Amateur writers" are transforming their life experiences into literary expressions, creating a rich tapestry of contemporary spirit that resonates with the realities of urban life [2][3] - This movement transcends traditional "working literature," evolving into a more humanistic narrative that captures the essence of life in the city, providing diverse perspectives on urban culture [3] Group 1 - "Amateur writing" is emerging from various everyday settings, capturing the authentic experiences and dreams of the city [3] - Writers are moving from a narrative of survival to one of life, reflecting a deeper connection to their urban environment [3] - The literary expressions of these writers are seen as a vital part of China's modernization, injecting new energy into literature [3] Group 2 - The diversity in expression among "amateur writers" showcases a wide range of life experiences, elevating them into literary imagery [2] - The movement serves as a living archive of urban culture, accumulating materials for interpretation and understanding [3] - While there are challenges in improving the quality of works, the emergence of new experiences and possibilities indicates a vibrant future for popular literature [3]

Group 1 - Xu Xun is a member of the Chinese Writers Association and has published various literary works, including novels, essays, and biographies [2] - Xu Xun's literary journey began in his hometown of Qianshan, Anhui Province, where he was influenced by the natural beauty and cultural history of the region [3][4] - The author reflects on the deep emotional connection to his hometown, which serves as a continuous source of inspiration for his writing [5][6] Group 2 - Xu Xun emphasizes that writing is a form of discovery and presentation, and the ease of access to information has diminished the traditional sense of "hometown feeling" [6] - Despite changes in transportation and communication, the concept of "hometown" remains a vital theme in Xu Xun's literary work, representing a rich source of creativity [6] - The author believes that literary creation should reflect a person's character and insights, and that true writing comes from genuine emotions [7][8]

Group 1 - The article reflects on the personal experiences and memories associated with visiting the Summer Palace, highlighting the overwhelming crowds and the nostalgia tied to childhood visits [1] - The author expresses a deep appreciation for the literary works of Shen Congwen, particularly "Ancient Sentiment of Shuangxi in Snow," which evokes a sense of solitude and connection to nature [2] - The narrative includes a connection to the historical figure Xiong Xiling, emphasizing the author's personal ties to the location and its significance in their upbringing [3][4] Group 2 - The article discusses the lesser-known residence of Shen Congwen at the Summer Palace, specifically the Jiqing Pavilion, and contrasts it with more famous figures who resided there [5] - It highlights the unique architectural and aesthetic qualities of Jiqing Pavilion, as well as Shen Congwen's reflections on the beauty of the surroundings [6] - The narrative captures the essence of summer experiences at the Summer Palace, including the challenges of living in a historical site and the joys of childhood exploration [6]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the life and contributions of Yu Dafu, a Chinese writer and patriot, who transformed from a literary figure into a warrior for national liberation, ultimately sacrificing his life for the anti-Japanese war effort [1][2]. Group 1: Life and Background - Yu Dafu was born on December 7, 1896, in a family of intellectuals in Fuyang, Zhejiang [1]. - He expressed his deep love for the country in his diary during his studies in Japan at the age of 17, stating that his life was tied to the fate of the nation [1]. - As a founding member of the "Creation Society," his literary works, such as "Sinking" and "On a Spring Night," established his position in modern Chinese literature [1]. Group 2: Anti-Japanese Efforts - In March 1938, Yu Dafu was elected as a director of the National Anti-Japanese Association of Literature and Art, documenting the struggles of Chinese soldiers and civilians as a war correspondent [2]. - He moved to Singapore in late 1938, where he served as the editor of the "Morning Star" supplement of the "Singapore Daily" and became the chairman of the Singapore Cultural Anti-Japanese Federation [2]. - Between 1939 and 1942, he published numerous articles supporting the anti-Japanese cause, significantly boosting the morale of overseas Chinese [2]. Group 3: Final Years and Legacy - After the fall of Singapore in 1942, Yu Dafu used the alias "Zhao Lian" and continued his anti-Japanese activities while running a distillery as a cover [2]. - He was forced to work as a translator for the Japanese occupying forces, during which he secretly aided many locals and gathered crucial intelligence on Japanese war crimes [2]. - Yu Dafu was secretly killed by Japanese military police on August 29, 1945, shortly after Japan's surrender, at the age of 49 [2]. - In 1952, he was posthumously recognized as a revolutionary martyr by the People's Republic of China, and in 2014, he was included in the first batch of notable anti-Japanese heroes [2]. Group 4: Commemoration and Influence - Today, various places in Fuyang are named after Yu Dafu, reflecting the enduring legacy of his patriotic spirit [3]. - The Yu Dafu Novel Award, established by the Zhejiang Writers Association and the Fuyang District Government, has become a significant literary award in China, held every two years [3]. - Yu Dafu's descendants continue to honor his legacy, emphasizing the importance of his values in contemporary society [4].