Recommend two famous essays, what are the classic essays of famous writers?

"Spring Nostalgia" Zhang Xiaofeng, "The Mood of the Window" Roland, "Lonely Feeling" Roland.

I'm sorry I only have to come out with these, hopefully!

Civilized queuing may seem like a trivial matter, but it is related to the image of Shanghai and even China. The World Expo has a large number of people and a long time, and every visitor strengthens the sense of order and consciously queues up, so as to put an end to similar uncivilized phenomena mentioned in the letter.

At some popular venues in Pudong's C area, people with disabilities in wheelchairs also lined up in front of the green lane. I found that the "one person, one car" system, which is supposed to be followed by one family member, has changed, and there are not a few people who accompany two or even three family members in a wheelchair. "A disabled car, convenient for the family", this uncivilized behavior of watching the expo has caused dissatisfaction among many visitors who abide by the order of queuing.

Entering the exhibition hall, some "disabled people" who were still in wheelchairs during the queue immediately got up and strode to the scenic spot to pose for photos, without the inconvenience of struggling to walk before, needing wheelchairs and the support of others. What's more, the wheelchair car is used as a convenient tool for viewing the expo, the grandson is sleepy and asks him to sleep in the wheelchair, and the family is tired of walking and pushes him for a while, I really don't know who needs the wheelchair? Who are the real people with disabilities and the elderly?

Do they really need wheelchairs? Or is it just as a means of skipping the line to visit? I think that the narrow mentality of these fake "disabled people" who want to enter the museum without waiting in a long line with the help of wheelchairs may be the reason for the long queue in front of the green channel.

The number of wheelchairs in the Expo Park is limited, and these humanized care services are provided to the disabled and the elderly who really need it, and those who abuse the preferential measures have become a discordant factor in advocating the concept of civilized public viewing the Expo.

I think the Expo is to show the world our Chinese civilization and is a feast of world civilization. We should maintain the image of Shanghai as a city, and even more so, we should show the world the quality of our people through this grand event.

I and the altar of earth - Zhang Chengzhi.

To the palace - Zhu Ziqing.

1. Moonlight on the lotus pond.

Moonlight on the Lotus Pond is an essay written by Chinese writer Zhu Ziqing when he was teaching at Tsinghua University, which is widely known for its inclusion in middle school Chinese textbooks and is a famous piece of modern lyrical prose. The article writes about the beautiful moonlight scene of the lotus pond, implicitly and euphemistically expresses the author's complex thoughts and feelings of dissatisfaction with reality, longing for freedom, and wanting to transcend reality but can't, leaving for future generations the footprints of the upright intellectuals of old China wandering forward in the midst of suffering. It entrusts the author's political thoughts of yearning for the future, and also the author's love for the moonlight on the lotus pond.

2. Sunrise over the sea.

Sunrise on the Sea is a very good lyrical prose for writing scenes. The article focuses on several different scenes of sunrise on the sea in the order of sunrise, sunrise, and sunrise in the order of clear weather and cloudy weather, showing the great spectacle of sunrise. The language of the article is beautiful, easy to understand, and easy to learn.

Ba Jin (1904-2005), formerly known as Li Yaotang, was born in Chengdu, Sichuan. He is a modern writer, publisher, and translator. At the same time, he is also known as one of the most influential writers since the "May Fourth" New Culture Movement. A giant of contemporary Chinese literature.

3. After the rain. "After the Rain" is a hazy poem written by Xi Murong, which is clearly written about the "after the rain" in nature, but in fact, it is written that people's hearts have undergone the baptism of life and become cleaner. There is no smooth road in life, and there is no smooth sailing life.

In the journey of life exploration, we will inevitably experience ups and downs, setbacks and sorrows, but we must dare to meet the baptism of storms and have the courage to bear setbacks, only in this way will the "heart" be more "clean"!

4. Winter in Jinan.

Winter in Jinan" is a poetic prose, Lao She lectured in England for six years, the British fog left a deep impression on him, and also went to the southwest, so after coming to Jinan, the capital of Shandong Province, which is known as the "Spring City", he felt very strongly.

The title "Winter in Jinan" succinctly clarifies the location, the season. Lao She firmly grasped the characteristics of Jinan's "warm and sunny" in winter, and described a unique and moving winter scene in Jinan.

5. Poplar praise.

In Praise of Poplar is an essay written by modern writer Mao Dun in 1941. The author uses the poplar trees on the Loess Plateau in the northwest to symbolize the tenacious and industrious northern peasants, and praises their simple, strong and progressive spirit in the national liberation struggle, and at the same time casts a bitter ridicule at those who "despise the people and stubbornly regress". The article has lofty intentions, clear images, rigorous structure, and concise language.

Famous classics include Chi Zijian's "My World Is Snowing", Xu Zhimo's "I Want to Fly", Yu Guangzhong's "Listen to the Cold Rain", Mo Yan's "Late Bloomer" and so on.

It's snowing in my world", the author is Chi Zijian, born in 1964, Han nationality, from Mohe, Heilongjiang. He graduated from Beijing Normal University in 1990. In 1984, he studied in the writers' class of Northwest University and the graduate class of Beijing Normal University, and is currently a professional writer of the Heilongjiang Writers Association, with a first-class literary creation.

He began publishing in 1985. He joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1989.

"Foggy Moon Bullpen" won the 1995-1996 Lu Xun Literature Award, the 1993 Zhuang Chongwen Literature Award, **"**That" won the second Red River Literature Award of "Everyone" magazine, and the feature** "Morning Bell Ringing at Dusk" won the 1995 Northeast Literature Award.

Character evaluation

Retreat, retreat to the bottom of the crowd, retreat to the marginalized who bear the tragedy; Turn inward, to the saddest and most fragile hearts of the characters, and even behind the fate. and then from there to pour out and complain, this is probably a new spiritual height of Chi Zijian's writing in recent years. (Critic Xie Mian commented).