Brief introduction, that is, concise introduction. It is a written expression of the parties' comprehensive and concise introduction, and it is a daily applied style of applied writing research. Here is a brief introduction to all kinds of famous diaries I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

Diary of a visit to Soviet Union

Mao Dun's works are numerous, including a large number of novels, essays and literary criticism. His portfolio totals more than 30 volumes. Although he doesn't talk much about diaries, he doesn't write much, and there are only two volumes of diaries in The Complete Works of Mao Dun, but his contribution to diaries is extraordinary. At present, in addition to the diary of visiting the Soviet Union, only some diary fragments have been published publicly, which are rich in content and precious.

Tsinghua Campus Diary, Westbound Diary.

Tsinghua's campus diary records the love stories of that generation of literati, which shows their attitude towards love. Pujiang Qing pursued Cai, a girl from yenching university, but due to mistakes, Lao Yan broke up and they were not together. Later, Pujiang Qing married Songjiang Zhang. Tsinghua Campus Diary and Westbound Diary not only have personal emotional life, but more importantly, the fate of home and country is linked. 1940 Pujiang Qing, who teaches in The National SouthWest Associated University, returned to Shanghai for a year off. Unexpectedly, the holiday was about to expire, and the Pacific War broke out, and the road back to Yunnan was cut off. 194 1 At the end of the year, Pujiang Qing decided to venture through the blockade of the Japanese invaders by himself, and went through eight provinces of Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou and Yunnan, and returned to The National SouthWest Associated University. Pu Jiangqing, a weak scholar, completed a person's long March with strong will in troubled times and wars. It reflects the character and integrity of that generation of intellectuals.

Diary of Gu Zhun

Gu Zhun is diligent in reading, thinking and writing. He is the earliest scholar in China who systematically demonstrated the inevitability of the existence of commodity currency in socialism and advocated giving full play to the role of the law of value. Although it was some simple common sense, it took a lot of courage at that time, and he paid the price for it. Although his later life was full of punitive labor and personal insults, he was not depressed at all. On the contrary, adversity and harsh reality make him fundamentally think about the laws of historical progress (if any) and the future of the country and the nation. In the last few years of his life, he devoted all his energy to the study of history, economics, philosophy and Marx and Engels' theory, and wrote a lot of notes, whose value is immeasurable.

Diary of Ye Shengtao

Ye Shengtao is a famous writer, educator and editor in modern China, and he is also a veritable diary master. During his lifetime, he compiled his own diaries, including Shengtao Diary, Westbound Diary, Eastbound Diary and Northbound Diary. These four diaries are unpretentious and show a strong spirit of the times. They are the silhouettes of history and times, and the true miniature of Ye Shengtao's personal experience and daily life. Hu Shi once said that Ye Shengtao's diary can be regarded as "a supplement to history". In the 1990s, 25 volumes of Ye Shengtao's collected works were published, which included Ye Shengtao's diaries on a large scale, but all of them were "excerpted or excerpted" and "not involved in many sensitive years", with about 6,543,800 words, accounting for about one sixth of all Ye Shengtao's diaries. Ye Shengtao's diaries "1949 to 1982" that someone saw in Ye's home have been completely sorted out. "At least 90,000 words a year, and at most one year180,000."

Diary of Wu Mi

This book records the decades-long academic career, personal experience, activities and contacts in academic circles of Mr. Wu Mi, a famous scholar. It is also a precious record of the academic history and educational history of China in the 20th century. There are ten diaries of Wu Mi and ten sequels of Wu Mi, which are the diaries of famous scholar Mr. Wu Mi describing his life in the last twenty years. During the period of 1949, Wu Mi, who experienced two historical periods: the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, chose to stay in the mainland of China during another earth-shaking historical evolution. There is a simple reason. He can't leave the land where China culture takes root, which is more important to him than life.

Mr. Wu Mi flew to Sichuan two weeks before liberation. Since then, in his teaching career in Southwest China for more than 20 years, his experience has been ups and downs, which was not only treated by the authorities, but also destroyed by sports. He faithfully recorded his daily thoughts, actions, observations and what he heard. This is a record of practicing personal cultural ideals with life. Its historical value is self-evident.

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