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  1. Straw Pillow (Guomai Classic) Xu Jianxiong88k Wordscompleted In order to escape from the worries of the world, a painter left the city in early spring and went into the mountains to stay temporarily in a hot spring house called Nagujing. In the middle of the night on the first day of his stay, the painter was awakened by a burst of singing. He stood up and looked around, and saw a woman vaguely appearing in the attic outside the house like a phantom, and then disappeared again. The next day, he got up early and took a bath, wondering whether what he saw a 8Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  2. Shanyueji (Japanese) Written by Atsushi Nakajima; Translated by Xu Jianxiongcompleted This book is a collection of short stories and short stories by Atsushi Nakajima. It exclusively contains ten masterpieces and is illustrated by the genius cartoonist Satan-kun. Most of his novels are based on Chinese classics, such as "Zuo Zhuan", "The Analects of Confucius", "Zhuangzi", "Historical Records", "Journey to the West" and Tang Dynasty Legends. They combine a strong Chinese classical temperament with the bizarre Japanese ghost story style. He injected modern people's thoughts into h —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  3. Dancing Girl Written by Mori Ogai, Translated by Xu Jianxiongcompleted This book selects ten masterpieces of Mori Ogai's unique short stories and short stories. The writer writes about impossible loves around the themes of human awakening, individual independence, and the pursuit of freedom: misses that are not faults, unspeakable thoughts, and hopes that have come to naught... They are full of sad emotions and flowing with romantic sentimentality. In addition to popular masterpieces on love themes, this book also includes historical novels by Mori Ogai, in order t —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  4. I Am a Cat [Japan] Written by Natsume Soseki, Translated by Xu Jianxiongcompleted "I am a Cat" is Natsume Soseki's masterpiece. From the perspective of a cat, the novel observes and comments on the daily life of its owner, Kushaya, who is a middle school teacher, and his friends, as well as events such as the marriage of the daughter of the capitalist neighbor Kaneda. The cat language in the novel is humorous and witty, and the author uses it to mock the empty spiritual world of the intellectuals in Meiji society and expose the snobbish, vulgar and ferocious nature of the bou —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  5. Thousands of Cranes Japanesekawabata Yasunari; Translated by Xu Jianxiongcompleted "A Thousand Cranes" is a classic novel written by Kawabata Yasunari. This book also contains "A Thousand Cranes" and the sequel "Ha Chidori". The father of the protagonist Mitani Kikuharu in "Thousand Cranes" is a famous tea ceremony master. This book explores love and human nature in depth, and is rich in cultural implications. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  6. Reasoning Should Come Before the Actual Situation Edited by Guomai; Translated by Xu Jianxiongcompleted In the history of Japanese mystery literature in the past century, They brought mystery novels to a new peak, Make it the ultimate contradiction between "truth, goodness and beauty" and "fake, evil and ugliness", Reflecting the charm of Japanese culture—— Since the Meiji Restoration, influenced by European and American detective novels, Japanese mystery novels have gradually developed and experienced a transformation from scratch, from weak to strong. In the development process of nearly a hundr —Reads8.7Score—Shelves