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There were a total of 218 books on this bookshelf. If there were x books on the lower shelf, then there were 2x+18 books on the upper shelf. According to the question conditions, the number of books on the upper shelf was twice as many as that on the lower shelf. 2x+18 = 2(x+18) Solve the equation: x+18=x+36 x=48 Therefore, there were 48 books on the lower shelf and 84 books on the upper shelf. In total, there were 218 books.

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"Alone on the upper floor, I want to talk but still rest" may be derived from Xin Qiji's "Ugly Slave 'er·Book Bo Mountain Road Middle Wall":"Young people don't know the taste of sorrow, love to climb the upper floor." Love the upper floor, write a new poem to express sorrow. Now that I know the taste of sorrow, I want to say goodbye. I want to say, but I still say that the weather is cold and autumn is good." In the original poem, the poet pretended to be sad when he was young. After experiencing the vicissitudes of life, he was full of sorrow but could not say it. He could only say,"The weather is cool and autumn is good." These words expressed the changes in people's feelings and expressions of sorrow as they grew older and experienced, from the sickly moans of youth to the deep introversion of adulthood. It could also be similar to Li Yu's " Happy Meeting, Silent Alone on the West Tower " Lonely sycamore trees in the deep courtyard lock the clear autumn. If you can't cut it off, it'll be messy again. It's the sorrow of separation. The poet climbed the tower alone. He had thousands of words in his heart, but it was difficult to pour them out, reflecting a kind of loneliness and sorrow.

The Moon Pavilion was a work of Xu Youzhen in the Ming Dynasty. It described the windows upstairs and the scenery of the River Moon Pavilion. The specific poem is: "Zheng Jun's family lives in Baihua Island, and the tall building is a hundred feet high." Come out of the sea at the beginning of the bright moon in the evening. Let's shine on the top floor of the Jun residence first." These poems depicted the scenery of River Moon Tower under the bright moonlight and the windows upstairs.

The animated feature film, Havoc in Heaven, was produced in 1961 by the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio and directed by Wan Laiming. The story was based on the classic China novel Journey to the West. Through the story of the Monkey King wreaking havoc in the Dragon Palace and rebelling against the Heavenly Court, the film created a witty and optimistic mythical hero who dared to take responsibility for his actions and bravely resist the power of heaven. After the film was released, it was loved and praised by domestic and foreign audiences with its unique animated image and distinctive ethnic style. It also won many domestic and foreign awards, such as the Special Award for Short Film at the 13th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Soviet Slovakia and the Best animated film at the 2nd Hundred Flowers Award for China Mass Film. It was also distributed and screened in 44 countries and regions.