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An example of the extracted prose is as follows: Alive Yu Hua In this noisy world, everyone was busy with their own lives. Some people do it for money, some for power, some for fame, and some just want to live. Living seemed simple, but it was actually a very complicated problem. It required courage, perseverance, wisdom, patience, and tenacity. Sometimes, we will encounter setbacks and difficulties, and even feel hopeless and helpless. But we can't give up. We must persevere until we finally realize our dreams. In Yu Hua's novels, we see many stories about living. One of the most classic books was Alive. The protagonist of the novel, Fugui, was a poor farmer. He experienced many difficulties and pains, but in the end, he persevered and finally realized his dream. In the novel, Fu Gui experienced many difficult journeys. He had lost his wife, son, and grandson, but he had survived. He had experienced hunger, disease, natural disasters and other difficulties, but he never gave up. Through his own efforts and perseverance, he gradually overcame various difficulties and finally achieved his goal. Through this book, we understand the preciousness and meaning of life. No matter what kind of difficulties we encounter, we can't give up hope and dreams. We need to persevere and work hard until we finally achieve our goals. The book Alive tells us that living is a very precious thing. It requires us to use courage, perseverance and wisdom to deal with all kinds of difficulties and challenges in life. Only by persevering can we finally realize our dreams.

Happiness was a relatively abstract concept. There were relatively few descriptions and explanations about it in ancient prose. However, some ancient works had some sentences related to happiness, such as: 1. The world is public and the world is happy. (The Book of Rites: The Doctrine of the Middle Way) 2. The people are the most important, the country is the second, the monarch is the least important. (Mencius: With All His Heart) It can be called happiness to be content with poverty and forget worries. (The Analects of Confucius, Duke Ling of Wei) 4. Poor but not resentful, rich but not arrogant. (The Analects of Confucius) Don't worry about others not knowing you, worry about not knowing others. (The Analects of Confucius, Xue Er) These sentences all express the true meaning of happiness, emphasizing the importance of justice, equality, respect for others, happiness and satisfaction.

Happiness was a subjective concept, and the descriptions of happiness in ancient texts varied. The following are some sentences related to happiness in ancient prose for reference only: 1. The world is fair and the world is happy. Book of Rites 2. Be content and happy forever. Tao Te Ching 3. If a man is at peace, if he is in danger, if he is alive, if he is not happy. Mencius A gentleman is content with poverty and is happy to know his destiny. Zhuangzi A contented man is rich, a man of knowledge is content, a man of rest is content, a man of strength is content, a man of wisdom is content, a man of strength is content, a man of wisdom is content, a man of strength is content, a man of wisdom is content, a man of strength is content, a man of strength is content, a man of wisdom is content, a man of strength is content, a man of wisdom is content, a man of strength is content. Han Feizi He hoped that these sentences could provide some help in understanding happiness.

Lao She was famous in modern China. His prose works were unique in style, rich in content, thoughtful and artistic. The following is an extract and comment from Lao She's prose: Title: My Beijing My Beijing is Beijing! It's the capital, our heart, and our home. It's so familiar, so kind Like everyone's old friend We can say hello anytime They could share each other's happiness and sadness at any time. Its buildings, its streets, its culture Are deeply imprinted in our minds It was as if every reunion would bring new surprises and emotions. Its delicacies, its snacks, its tea culture Let us linger Just like how every parting would make us feel reluctant and nostalgic. Its prosperity, its hustle and bustle, its ancientness It makes us feel the beauty of life It was as if every discovery would surprise and excite us. My Beijing is my forever home Is my eternal root It is my eternal concern and longing. Remarks: This is an article describing Beijing. The author has made an in-depth description of Beijing from his own unique perspective. The article uses vivid language and vivid descriptions to let readers feel the charm and uniqueness of Beijing. At the same time, the article also expressed his love and nostalgia for Beijing, allowing readers to feel the author's deep affection for his hometown.

There are many excellent ancient prose works in ancient Chinese literature. The following are some of the classics: 1 Preface to Lanting Collection-Wang Xizhi 2 "The Peach Blossom Spring"-Liu Kezhuang 3 Preface to King Teng's Pavilion-Wang Bo 4 "Ode to the Red Cliff"-Su Shi 5 Drunkard Pavilion-Ouyang Xiu 6 "Humble Room Inscription"-Liu Yuxi Dream of the Red Chamber-Cao Xueqin Song of Everlasting Regret-Bai Juyi 9 Li Sao-Qu Yuan The Analects of Confucius These essays have a unique style and language, expressing the essence and content of ancient Chinese culture. They are classic works in the history of Chinese literature.

The following are a few recommended short stories of ancient brother-sister romance: The author of Mountain River Pillow is Mo Shubai. This novel was a story about the love between a brother and a sister. The male and female protagonists supported each other in troubled times, and the female protagonist supported the Wei family with the male protagonist. They investigated the truth and revived the Wei family. The story ended with a total of 830,000 words and a recommendation index of four and a half stars. 2. 'My Brother Is a Tyrant' by Ji Kaihuai. This was a fake love story between childhood sweethearts. The female protagonist obtained the plot through the bamboo slips (system) and tried her best to avoid the ending. These short stories were all sweet stories about the love between siblings in ancient times. The plot was attractive and worth reading.

"Impetuous" referred to the lack of patience and perseverance. It was easy to be anxious and anxious for success. Below were some famous aphorisms against impetuousness: 1. Without accumulating a small step, you can't reach a thousand miles. Xun Zi's Persuasion of Learning Rome wasn't built in a day. Tang·Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower" (3) To see a thousand miles further. Tang·Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower" A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Book of Changes A thousand miles of levees are destroyed by ants. Han Feizi, Pre-Qin Dynasty, Han Feizi's Xianxue If you don't fly, you'll soar into the sky; if you don't sing, you'll amaze the world. Sima Qian's Records of the Historian: A Biography of the Comical 7. Play a thousand songs and then hear the sound. Watch a thousand swords and then recognize the weapon. Liu Xie's "Wen Xin Diao Long" 8. The pool is so deep that no water can be seen. This extraordinary pool is the deep palace of the Crown Prince. Dream of the Red Chamber

Zhu Ziqing's prose Spring mainly described the natural scenery and social life in spring. The following questions can be asked: What are the natural phenomena in spring? What are the social life scenes in spring? Which details in the article describe the scene of spring? Which descriptions in the article reflect the author's feelings about spring? What is the reason why the author expressed his praise and praise for spring in his prose?

Parallel prose was a literary style in ancient Chinese literature. It was featured by six articles, each consisting of more than two sentences. The rhetoric of parallel prose was used to parallel the sentences. The language was gorgeous, the rhetoric was rich, and it was musical, rhythmic, and rhythmic. Parallel prose had an important position in Chinese history. Its beautiful language and special rhetoric techniques became one of the representatives of ancient literature. The status of parallel prose in the history of literature was mainly reflected in the following aspects: Parallel prose is one of the important representatives of ancient Chinese literature. Its beautiful language and special rhetoric techniques provide important reference and enlightenment for later literary creation. Parallel prose has a special historical status in Chinese history. As a form of ancient literature, it has an important influence on the development and evolution of ancient Chinese literature. The creative performance of parallel prose in language and rhetoric shows the richness and profoundness of ancient Chinese culture. Parallel prose has an important position in the history of literature. Its beautiful language and special rhetoric techniques provide important reference and enlightenment for later literary creation.

An example of an ancient prose love letter was as follows: When the wind blows, I gently raise my head to see your face. At that moment, my world was lit up, as if all my troubles had disappeared. Your smile is like a blooming flower, warming my heart. I want to spend the rest of my life protecting you, accompanying you, and loving you. No matter if it's rain or shine, no matter if it's good or bad, I'll be by your side forever. You are the sunshine in my life, the harbor of my heart. I'm willing to use all my love and patience to protect you, take care of you, and make you happy and healthy. The moment I met you, my world became a better place. I want to tell you that I love you and I'm willing to go through every stage of life with you to create a beautiful future together. May our love be like this spring flower, blooming with beautiful light and never withering.