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The Complete Collection of Zhu Shenghao's Love Letters
This book contains a total of 308 love letters from Zhu Shenghao, fully displaying Zhu Shenghao's writing handwriting and thoughts at that time. From 1933 to 1942, when the two were married, until Zhu Shenghao's death in 1944, these love letters witnessed the legendary and tragic love. It is precisely because of the great love and the confidant who share weal and woe that he has become a great translator of Shakespeare. All manuscripts of this book have been authorized and compiled by Mr. Zhu Sh
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I Can Improve My Level and Become an Immortal from Being a Fisherman
[Mortal flow + systemless + Duobao flow + synthetic flow + upgrade flow] The main story tells that Zhang Wei, who was born in a small fishing village, was unexpectedly favored and had the opportunity to improve the quality of items every day. This ability can consume three items to turn into a higher-grade item with the respective attributes of the three items. At the same time, this ability has a limit on the number of times and levels. The more people offer it, the higher the upper limit of th
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Complete Works of Shakespeare's Comedies and Tragedies: Six Volumes (Guomai Classics)
"The Complete Comedies and Tragedies of Shakespeare (all six volumes)" contains a total of twenty-three plays of Shakespeare's comedies and tragedies. There are six volumes in total, three volumes of comedy and three volumes of tragedy. In 1947, "The Complete Works of Shakespeare's Dramas" translated by Mr. Zhu Shenghao was published by World Book Company. The entire book was selected and edited based on this edition. As one of China's earliest translators of Shakespeare's works, Zhu Shenghao's
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After Rebirth, Animals Competed to Pet Me and Handed Me over to the State
In his previous life, Si Ran humbled himself and tried to please him, but what he got in exchange was for his biological parents to look on coldly and stab him in the face of a fake daughter! After being reborn, she wiped away her blood and tears and broke off the relationship! Tear the green tea! I don't want this rich family relationship anymore! Unexpectedly, the "animal mind-reading ability" awakens in the desperate situation! The anxious parrots, depressed monkeys, and the lame lion king in
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Breaking the Boundary of Immortality
"The protagonist Yu Yan was just a little beggar in a ruined temple at first. Yu Yan, who inadvertently embarked on the path of cultivating immortality through family magic weapons, stood out in the struggle for power in the martial arts world, and became famous in the competition among the huge immortal cultivating families and sects. There are countless stunning magic weapons; mysterious and unusual Buddhist techniques; spiritual pets with powerful powers; countless dangerous and unusual unive
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The Suspect Recognized the Wrong Person and Showed the Surveillance Camera with His Backhand
In a murder case twenty years ago, the suspect identified the wrong person, but Chen Yan showed an erased surveillance video - the murderer in the picture was not the face he thought he had at all. Now, the new captain Lu Xiao is tracking down a series of robberies, and the clues overlap with the old cases. Chen Yan retired for many years, but was involved in the storm; forensic doctor Zhou Muchu hid the secret autopsy files, videographer Lao Huai guarded the tapes, and prison guard Tang Qi deli
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After Dressing up as a Money-Worshiping Female Supporting Character, the Down-And-Out Male Protagonist Refuses to Break up with Her
Su Tang is in trouble. Dressed as a vicious female supporting character in a wealthy novel who dislikes the poor and loves the rich, and ends up dying miserably. At this moment, Gu Yanchen, the male protagonist during his downfall, was sitting opposite her. The bank card in her hand was originally the breakup fee that the original owner was planning to slap on his face. The plot corrector told her: In the original work, it was because she dumped Gu Yanchen so hard when he was at the lowest point
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30 Trillion Demolition Funds
Is a windfall from heaven a blessing or a curse? Aunt Wang Fengjuan, who has been frugal all her life, suddenly received a call from the demolition office: The old house was to be demolished, and the compensation would be as high as 300,000! This huge amount of money dropped from the sky, which surprised her, but also made her feel at a loss. As soon as the news came out, the calm family immediately exploded: The eldest son and his daughter-in-law are calculating: "Mom, this money must be used f
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Princess Cang Ruoshan Who Escaped from Marriage
She is as green as a mountain and was originally a arrogant and calm agent in the 21st century. After undergoing inhuman training as a demon since childhood, he developed his abilities in literature, poetry, and martial arts. During a mission, he was shot by a hidden gun, but he didn't want to time travel to the miserable princess. I didn't want to participate in government affairs, and I wanted to live in seclusion for the rest of my life. But I don't want to be entangled by the Ninth Prince of
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Shakespeare's Best: Antony and Cleopatra
This majestic Roman tragedy depicts the devastatingly passionate love affair between Roman general Mark Antony and Egyptian queen Cleopatra. Antony indulged in the luxury and love of Egypt, abandoned the political responsibilities of Rome, and broke with Octavian. In the end, Cleopatra was defeated in the naval battle because she retreated before the battle, and committed suicide after mistakenly believing that the queen was dead. Cleopatra then killed herself with a poisonous snake. The work pr
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Shakespeare's Best: Macbeth
The Scottish generals Macbeth and Banquo are returning from putting down the rebellion. On the way, they meet a witch who predicts that Macbeth will be king and Banquo's descendants will also be kings for generations to come. Encouraged by his ambition and his wife, Macbeth committed regicide and usurped the throne, and then fell into fear and paranoia. In order to consolidate the throne, he slaughtered continuously, including the families of Banquo and Macduff. In the end, they all rebelled and
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Shakespeare's Best: the Taming of the Shrew
This comedy unfolds in the form of a play within a play, telling the story of Katherine, the daughter of a rich man from Padua, who is known for her fierce personality, and Petruchio is determined to "tame" her in exchange for a generous dowry. He used the methods of treating others as they were treated: denying the facts, confusing right and wrong, and mentally sharpening her, and finally made Catherine an obedient wife and delivered the famous speech "A wife should obey her husband." The play'
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Shakespeare's Best: Everyone Likes It
This pastoral comedy is full of poetry and philosophy. Rosalind, the exiled daughter of a duke, fell in love with Orlando, who was persecuted by her brother. In order to test each other, Rosalind disguised herself as a man and met Orlando in the Arden Forest. In the play, the clown's touchstone's witticisms, Jaques's exclamation of "seven steps of life" and the wonderful encounters of many characters jointly build a utopian world far away from court struggles. In the end, the wicked repent and t
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Shakespeare's Best: a Midsummer Night's Dream
Shakespeare's most imaginative romantic comedy sets the story of four Athenian lovers on a magical night in a mysterious forest. The dispute between the Fairy King Oberon and the Fairy Queen Titania, the naughty elf Puck's misuse of magic juice leading to confusion in love, and the farce rehearsed by a group of amateur craftsmen, multiple clues are intertwined into an interesting summer night fantasy. The work explores the irrationality and unpredictability of love, and satirizes people's blind
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Shakespeare's Best: the Merry Wives of Windsor
Shakespeare's only comedy set in the life of British citizens, full of market humor. The broken knight Falstaff simultaneously wrote letters of love to two wealthy businessmen's wives, Ford and Peggy, in an attempt to defraud money. Instead, he was set up a trap by the two witty ladies. He was successively put into a dirty clothes basket and thrown into the river, and was forced to disguise himself as a woman and was beaten. In the end, in the haunted legend of Windsor Forest, Falstaff was compl
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Complete Works of Shakespeare's Tragedies and Comedies (Five Volumes)
Recognized as close to the charm of Shakespeare's plays, Zhu Shenghao's easy-to-understand translation is completely unabridged! The 1947 simplified version of the World Book Company edition is the authoritative version, original and beautiful! A total of 39 Shakespeare's plays have survived to this day, among which tragedies and comedies are the most popular. This set of books collects all 10 tragedies and 13 comedies by Shakespeare. The classification of Shakespeare's plays mainly refers to th
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World Literary Masterpiece - a Midsummer Night's Dream
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a comedy work written by the British playwright Shakespeare in his youth. The story tells the story of emotional conflicts caused by magical "flower juice" and how the conflicts are finally resolved and the lovers finally get married. Lysander and Demetrius, two young men in the city of Athens, fell in love with the young woman Hermia at the same time. Hermia loved Lysander deeply. In order to oppose her father's arranged marriage, she eloped with Lysander and fled
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The Sunset Is Especially Gentle and the World Is Full of Romance
Love has been a theme that has been advocated and praised since ancient times, both in literary works and in real life. This book selects 48 classic love articles by 28 famous modern and contemporary Chinese literary figures including Zhu Shenghao. It interprets touching love from four aspects: ignorant feelings, romantic love letters, sweet marriages, and affectionate memories. It may be subtle or passionate, allowing people to feel the true confessions and ultimate romance written by famous wr
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King Lear (Shakespeare's Drama·chinese Version)
"King Lear" is a play written by Shakespeare and one of the four famous tragedies. The story comes from an ancient British legend, which happened around the 8th century AD. The whole play has two parallel story lines. The main clue tells the story of the ancient British king Lear who was old and dim, and wanted to divide the land among his three daughters according to the degree of love for him. The eldest daughter and the second daughter coaxed the old man with sweet words, but the younger daug
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When I Wake up I Feel Like I Love You
"When I Wake Up I Feel Really in Love with You" is a collection of love letters written by Mr. Zhu Shenghao to his lover Song Qingru. The book selects a total of 188 love letters from Mr. Zhu Shenghao. In these love letters, Zhu Shenghao is sometimes cute, sometimes crazy, sometimes weird and elf, sometimes serious, but all her gestures reflect her love for Song Qingru. When I wake up, I feel that I really love you. Every word is full of the interest of life. Chew it carefully and it will fill y
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Shakespeare's Best: Hamlet
When Prince Hamlet of Denmark learns that his father was murdered by his uncle Claudius and usurped the throne, he falls into a dilemma between revenge and contemplation. He pretended to be crazy and acted like a fool, and confirmed the murderer through "play within a play", but his delay and hesitation led to an expansion of the tragedy, and he eventually died together with his enemy in the duel. Far more than a revenge story, this tragedy explores philosophical issues such as life and death, m
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The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Collection Illustrated Edition, 12 Volumes in Total)
Shakespeare's works are treasures in the history of human literature, encyclopedias of human society, and even considered secular bibles. Everyone can find their own shadow in Shakespeare's plays. This set of "The Complete Works of Shakespeare" contains all of Shakespeare's plays and poetry, including 41 plays, 2 plays plus plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems and other poems. Particularly different from other previous editions, this set of Shakespeare's complete works uses nearly a thou
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Macbeth (Chinese-English Bilingual Collector's Edition)
"Macbeth" is one of Shakespeare's four great tragedies. It tells the story of General Macbeth, cousin of King Duncan of Scotland, who murdered Duncan and became king driven by ambition. In order to conceal others and prevent others from seizing the throne, Duncan's bodyguards, Banquo, and the wife and children of the noble Macduff were killed step by step. In the end, with all the rebels and relatives separated, he faced the siege of Duncan's son and the English reinforcements he invited, and en
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Shakespeare's Best: Twelfth Night
Twin siblings Sebastian and Viola are separated in a shipwreck. Viola disguises herself as a man and becomes Duke Orsino's attendant, but instead woos Countess Olivia on the Duke's behalf. Unexpectedly, Olivia falls in love with herself disguised as a man, while Viola secretly falls in love with the Duke. This complicated love triangle, accompanied by the vanity of Olivia's butler Malvolio and the pranks of Sir Toby, staged a feast of identity dislocation, gender confusion and joyful pursuit in
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Shakespeare's Best: Married in the End
This problematic comedy challenges ideas of class and gender. Helena, a commoner girl, cured the king with her medical skills and was given the right to choose her husband. She chose her favorite Count Bertrand. However, Bertrand refused to consummate the marriage due to status prejudice and set up difficulties to leave. Helena cleverly reached the conditions through "bed strategy" and finally won her husband's approval. Through the wisdom and initiative of women, the script explores how true no
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Shakespeare's Best: the Comedy of Errors
Shakespeare's shortest comedy is based on the mistaken identity caused by the separation of two pairs of twin masters and servants. When the brothers Antipholus and their servant Dromio from Syracuse accidentally came to Ephesus, a series of misunderstandings caused by their extremely similar appearance broke out one after another: they identified the wrong person, paid the wrong money, closed the wrong door, courted the wrong love, and were even accused of madness. The whole play has a fast pac
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Shakespeare's Best: Tit for Tit
This problematic comedy explores the complex relationship between justice, tolerance and power. The Duke of Vienna temporarily left, leaving power to the strict governance of Angelou. Angelou enforced the law strictly and wanted to execute Claudio for committing adultery. Claudio's sister Isabella, a novice nun, pleads for mercy, but Angelo threatens her with chastity in exchange for it. In the end, the Duke turned into a monk and manipulated secretly, exposing Angelou's hypocrisy through the "b
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Shakespeare's Best: Troilus and Cressida
This dark and troubled drama simultaneously depicts the heroes and love of the Trojan War. The Trojan prince Troilus fell in love with the priest's daughter Cressida and exchanged vows. However, after Cressida was exchanged to a Greek military camp, she easily betrayed her love and fell into the arms of the Greek general Diomedes. At the same time, the arrogance and selfishness of Achilles in the Greek coalition and the hypocrisy and cowardice of the heroes on all sides shattered the halo of her
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Shakespeare's Best: Much Ado About Nothing
This bright and cheerful comedy centers on two couples: Hero and Claudio, whose love is shattered by malicious slander and eventually reconciled when the truth is revealed; and the sharp-tongued Beatrice and Benedick, who go from irreconcilable bickering to falling in love, a process full of wit and humor. In the play, "Much Ado About Nothing" refers not only to evil people fabricating troubles, but also to meaningless disputes between lovers. Through schemes, misunderstandings and disguises, th
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Shakespeare's Best: the Merchant of Venice
This comedy interweaves a tense narrative of love, friendship and revenge. In order to help his friend Bassanio propose, Antonio, a Venetian merchant, borrows money from Shylock, a Jewish moneylender, and makes a terrifying mortgage of a pound of flesh if he defaults. Shylock was resentful of the long-term discrimination against Christians and insisted on collecting debts after Antonio went bankrupt. Bassanio's fiancée Portia disguises herself as a man in court and defeats Shylock with a witty "
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Shakespeare's Best: King Lear
Before the aged King Lear abdicated, he divided the kingdom according to the words expressed by his daughters. The sincere younger daughter Cordelia was expelled for not flattering her, while the hypocritical eldest daughters cruelly abandoned their father after gaining power, causing Lear to go crazy in the storm and eventually died of grief. In the subplot, the Earl of Gloucester was tortured for the betrayal of his illegitimate son Edmund. This tragedy perfectly demonstrates family betrayal,
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Shakespeare's Best: Timon of Athens
This tragedy depicts the desolation of the world and the extreme despair of human nature. The Athenian nobleman Timon was generous and hospitable, and his family wealth was lost in the flattery of the guests. When he asked for help, he was rejected by everyone, so he cynically lived in seclusion in the wilderness and cursed mankind. After discovering gold while digging roots, he distributed it to passers-by just to see the world become more corrupt, and eventually died in loneliness and grief. T
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Youhuang Sword Shadow
"Ah Ying, let's go home" "Your Majesty, I love you" She only became Queen Yue Yu and then passed away. He held her tightly in his arms, no one could get close to her, and the black hair of the young man in bright clothes and angry horse turned white overnight.
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Busy Farming at the Foot of Qingya Mountain
Protagonist: Tang Yuan (Tuantuan) Age: 16 years old Appearance: White and soft, with round eyes like a deer, dimples when smiling, and a bunch of dull hair on the back of his head. Personality: Soft and cute, easily shy, but mentally tough. He loves to cry, but he can be coaxed. Especially good at acting coquettishly without knowing it. Skills: growing vegetables, cooking, making wine, embroidering (crooked but hard work), and making people happy. Catchphrase: "Brother Alin...", "Can you?" Prota
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The Sword Master of Eternity
Ye Gucheng, the tomb sweeper of the Sword Tomb, awakens the "Swordsmanship inheritance system" and gains insights into the swordsmanship of the tomb owner every time he cleans a tomb. When he wiped the 90,000 nameless sword tablets, all the sword tombs suddenly shouted in unison: "Welcome the sword master to return to his throne."
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The Reincarnation of a True Immortal with Invincible Understanding
As the reincarnation of a true immortal, the protagonist has invincible understanding and potential. But why did he fall? What secret was hidden behind it? What does he represent in this life...
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Takeaway Door to Another World
Wen Hong, a young man who graduated from medical school but could not bear the high-intensity work in the hospital, chose to become a takeaway boy amidst the confusion and embarrassment of life. During an accidental act of bravery on the street, he discovered that the ordinary takeaways that people usually eat can communicate with gods in other worlds. This may seem nonsense, but it is indeed quite nonsense. Those who can communicate with other worlds are not only gods, but also...
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