Worth Reading Literary Works

400 风 Sound of Wind Maijiacompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Teacher Mai's books have a way of expressing the tragedy and grandeur of historical times in simple, easy-to-understand words. These two books are worth reading.

401 群 The Mountains Sing Back (US) Khaled Hosseini227k Wordscompleted 399Reads9.4Score167Shelves

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In "The Mountains Echo", Khaled Hosseini uses a story about the separation of a brother and a sister that spans sixty years to weave the suffering and tenderness of Afghanistan into the text. The fate of each character is a mirror - it reflects the inability to control oneself in war, and also reflects the obsession and forgiveness in family relationships. When you follow them through the mountains and wilderness, you will understand: some concerns, even after half a lifetime, can still make people's hearts "sing back". "Lychees Still Red Every Year" Xiao Fuxing's prose is like a bowl of warm tea, wrapped in fireworks but hiding the delicate life. He writes about grandma in lychees, the autumn of old Beijing, and the small touches in ordinary days. There are no gorgeous words, but it can make you suddenly blush at a certain moment - it turns out that the most touching thing is always the tenderness hidden in the folds of life. "Looking Up at the Moon Twenty-nine Times" Zhang Haochen combines the confusion of youth and the dull pain of growth into 29 stories related to the moon. From workplace anxieties to late-night self-talk, each article is like saying "someone understands your emotions." When you close the book and look up, you will find that the 29 days when the moon goes from waning to full is also the process of our slowly coming to terms with ourselves. The youth described by Haruki Murakami in "Norwegian Wood" is Watanabe's swing between Naoko and Midoriko, the loneliness on the streets of Tokyo, and the sigh of "There are people who like loneliness, but they don't like disappointment." It is like a low ballad, wrapped in the style of the 1960s, and sings through the unplaceable worries that every young person has had. "The Day I Entered the Quiet Blue" is a book that can make you "slow down". The author writes the daily morning light, evening breeze, and daze by the window into words. There is no ups and downs in the plot, but it has the power of healing - just like walking into a blue sea, all the noise will be gently smoothed away, leaving only inner relaxation and peace.

406 动 Animal Farm (UK) Written by George Orwell; Translated by Li Yuanxincompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Mr. Yu Hua's "Alive" made me cry uncontrollably while reading it, and it made me relieved. Rich and noble... It's still quite uncomfortable to think about it now. Life is endless, but I just live my own life and let others say it. Animal Farm and Blue Water both inspire us to think about the workplace and help us understand the workplace. Although I have read Sun Tzu's Art of War, I may not be able to use it. Maybe at some point in the future, an idea will suddenly pop up and show its effect.

408 理 Utopia Plato, Ye Haiyancompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves

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Please enjoy, everyone. These are absolutely great books.

417 自 Inferiority and Transcendence (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Han Yangcompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves

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A must-see to get out of internal friction👀

418 只 Catching the Light with One Hand Chives and Fish Ball BunsModern Romance404k Wordscompleted 30.3kReads9.5Score6kShelves

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Very beautiful, all types are available

421 一 A Man Named Ove Decides to Die Frederick Buckman; Ning Mengcompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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Published works in bookshelf

424 我 I Opened a Shop in Thailand Selling Buddhist Amulets Ghost Shop Owner Tian Qicompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves

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A very nice book

425 鱼 Fish Does Not Exist (US) Written by Lulu Miller; Translated by Chen Xiaoyucompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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The book I am reading is very interesting, especially the atheism part. Judging from my life experience, it is simply enlightening [Like]

426 危 Dangerous Relationship [French] Written by Laclos, Translated by Ye Zuncompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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1 Epistolary masterpiece, about the torture and distortion of love among the British upper class. 2 Creates a great woman and dissects the inner thoughts of men. 3Joyce's masterpiece "Ulysses" was published by Shakespeare and Company. This book is the landlady's recollection of an era. 4. The masterpieces of a literary style written at the end of the nineteenth century are full of the splendor and decadence of the end of the century. 5 Heals people's hearts and allows them to let go of their heavy bodies and fly in the Alps with the protagonist. 6 A stream-of-consciousness masterpiece listed among the top 100 British books of the 20th century. 7 The top of Italian aestheticism works, the articles are warm, beautiful and touching. 8 This is a masterpiece of magical realism in recent years, describing all aspects of life in absurd chapters. 9 A famous piece of anarchism, one of the sources of Ba Jin's thoughts. 10 A masterpiece of cult literature, its humorous touch brings out social issues. 11 Lu Xun was greatly influenced by it and wrote about life with a cold pen. 12 Wang Meng's articles are varied, with long and short sentences that convey a sense of reality. 13 Taiwanese literature, writing Taiwanese love stories of the last century, with amazing writing style. 14 The pinnacle of Dickens, the epic opening paragraphs are must-read in English. 15 A romantic master as famous as Lu Xun, the article of the same name continues the brothel literature and blends it with the actual national conditions. 16Another superfluous person in Russian literature. 17. The pioneer of the Beats, a strange book secretly passed back by soldiers during World War II. 18. The famous travel notes of Matsuo Basho, the god of haiku in Japan, written by an elegant translator. 19 A strange stream-of-consciousness book that was ahead of its time and appeared in the 18th century. The whole book is unrestrained and has no main line. 20 A fantasy masterpiece as famous as The Lord of the Rings, its style is as calm and gentle as water.