★Super Bestsellers with Enduring Popularity! To date, this series has surpassed 3.5 million in sales, with numerous titles breaking the 100,000 mark and some being reprinted over 50 times!
★A collection of illustrated books on Chinese traditional culture, for children aged 3-15. Many stories have been included in school curricula, laying a foundation for Chinese language learning in a broader educational context. It allows everyone who loves Chinese culture to easily understand the works of masters.
★Upon release, these books have topped various charts, earning recommendations from hundreds of education experts, publishers, and reading advocates, causing a significant stir in the original picture book market. For instance:
"Kunming's Rain" won the 2022 Picture Book of the Year!
"Dreaming of Mount Tianmu and Bidding Farewell" was awarded among the Top 100 Children's Books in 2023!
"Ah Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas" ranked Top 2 in Dangdang's "Enchanting Children's Picture Books"!
★Classic tales are reimagined with new illustrations, featuring a variety of artistic styles such as watercolor, gouache, oil painting, traditional Chinese painting, printmaking, paper-cutting, and more, immersing readers in the beauty of literature. The interplay between text and images offers readers an artistic visual feast.
★Highly interactive, these books include puzzle games, thinking maps, and scientific knowledge in multiple interactive sections, making reading engaging and enhancing general knowledge.
★From the "Book of Songs" to modern classics, these books allow readers to stand on the shoulders of giants, experiencing the original and unadulterated essence of classic works! They foster an interest in Chinese traditional culture, understanding of traditional Chinese figures, events, humanities, geography, and festivals, and appreciating the timeless beauty of ancient Chinese and the expressive beauty of modern Chinese.

The series has published over 130 volumes, with more themes being planned. Among them:
"Masters' Miniatures" series of Chinese classical essays, 16 volumes:
A Record of the Journey to the Full Well
The Peach Blossom Spring
On the Tower at Yüeh Yang
On the Small Stone Pond , etc.

"Masters' Miniatures" series of Liaozhai tales, 12 volumes:
Jia Er
Three Wolves
The Taoist of Mount Lao
Lei Cao
The Demon City of the Rosy Clouds (Excerpt) , etc.

"Masters' Miniatures" series of classic stories
"Masters' Miniatures" series of seasons
"Masters' Miniatures" series of poetry, etc.

"On the Yueyang Tower" is an esteemed essay penned by the Northern Song Dynasty's distinguished man of letters, Fan Zhongyan, in response to a request from his friend and the prefect of Baling, Teng Zijing. Composed on the 15th of September, 1046, during the Qingli era, the essay was crafted to mark the grand reopening of the refurbished Yueyang Tower. By employing the backdrop of Dongting Lake, the essay accentuates the majesty of the Yueyang Tower.

Teng Zijing, who had fallen from grace on the false pretenses of misappropriating public funds, found himself the subject of Fan Zhongyan's subtle counsel within the essay. Fan Zhongyan artfully imparts wisdom, urging Teng to remain equanimous in the face of fortune and adversity, with the refrain, "Let not external gains bring thee joy, nor personal losses sorrow." In doing so, he endeavors to imbue his friend with a broader perspective, echoing his own philosophy of embracing the world's sorrows before its joys, a testament to his boundless empathy and sanguine outlook.

This underlying message is the crux of the essay's purpose and is reflected in its interwoven narrative and expository style, a hallmark of Fan Zhongyan's literary prowess.