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  1. Disqualified from the World (Japanese) Written by Osamu Dazai, Translated by an Ancompleted "Disqualification in the World" (also known as "Disqualification as a Human Being") was published in 1948. It is an autobiographical novel. The delicate autobiography reveals the ultimate decadence and is a destructive masterpiece. Dazai Osamu cleverly hides his life and thoughts in the life experience of the protagonist Ye Zang. Through Ye Zang's monologue, we can peek into Dazai Osamu's inner world, a "life full of shame." In the same year that this work was published, Osamu Dazai committed su —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Snake Knot (Guomai Classic) (France) Written by François Mauriac, Translated by Gu Qijingcompleted Lawyer Louis came from a humble background, was stingy with wealth and vicious and cold-blooded. He spent his life trapped in a cage of suspicion and revenge. When he was approaching old age, he wrote a suicide note accusing his wife and children. In the letter, he poured out his resentment, accused his wife of her past love history, scolded her for being cold to him, and hated that his children coveted his inheritance. He carefully planned and made various calculations, planning to give his pro —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  3. The Moon and Sixpence (English Version) [English] Maughamcompleted "The Moon and Sixpence (Full English Edition)" belongs to New Oriental's "Reading Classics" series of books. This book completely contains the original English works and provides audio MP3s of classic fragments for readers to read and learn. The novel is narrated from a first-person perspective, using the life of French painter Impressionist master Paul Gauguin as material, and describes the story of Charles Strickland's pursuit of art. Charles Strickland was originally an ordinary securities br —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  4. The Complete Works of Chekhov's Novels: All 10 Volumes (Russian) Written by Chekhov; Translated by Ru Longcompleted This book collects 480 short stories and short stories written by the famous Russian writer Chekhov from his early days in 1880 to his later years, summarizing all his novel creations. The complete collection is divided into ten volumes; the first volume contains 39 pieces written from 1880 to 1882; the second volume contains 129 pieces written from 1883 to 1884; the third volume contains 51 pieces written in 1885; the fourth volume contains 71 pieces written from 1885 to 1886, etc. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. The Complete Works of O. Henry's Novels: All 6 Volumes (US) Written by O. Henry; Translated by Wang Yongniancompleted O. Henry was a famous American short story writer at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. He is known as one of the "three great short story masters in the world" together with France's Maupassant and Russia's Chekhov. He has created a novel and nearly 300 short stories in total, with exquisite conception and unique style, expressing the lives of the middle and lower classes in the United States, with humorous language and unexpected endings. Mr. Wang Yongnian spent —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  6. A Tale of Two Cities (Original English Version) (UK) by Charles Dickenscompleted "A Tale of Two Cities" is one of Dickens's most famous works. It is an outstanding representative work of realist literature in the 19th century and has a profound influence on British and even world literature. The "Two Cities" in the title refers to Paris and London. The novel is divided into three parts with a total of 45 chapters. It takes the French Revolution as the background and reproduces the historical appearance of Paris and London as well as the entire France and England at that time —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  7. Utopia (Ancient Greece) Platocompleted Harvard University is ranked 1st in terms of borrowing volume. New Oriental Live Recommendation! Teacher Luo Xiang highly recommends it, the first book to understand government policies! Recommended by many law professors, it is a must-read for civil politics! The recognized "Encyclopedia of Western Philosophy" that lays the traditional framework of Western philosophy Bill Gates' annual book list recommendation, understand Western philosophy from the source Use an open mind and non-utilitarian e —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. Hamlet Written by William Shakespeare; Translated by Fang Pingcompleted Hamlet is the longest of all Shakespeare's plays. This play is the most frequently performed play by the Royal Shakespeare Company, formerly known as the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. One of the world's famous tragedies and Shakespeare's most famous play, it has profound tragic significance, complex characters and rich and perfect tragic artistic techniques, and represents the highest achievement of the entire Western Renaissance literature. Together with "Macbeth", "King Lear" and "Othello", it —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  9. How Steel Is Made (Classic Translation) [Soviet Union] Ni Ostrovskycompleted "How Steel Was Tempered" is a novel written by the former Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky, written in 1933. This autobiographical novel tells the story of how the protagonist Paul Korchagin grew from an ignorant boy to a revolutionary Bolshevik fighter. It especially describes how he persisted in writing novels even when he was blind. By narrating the growth path of Paul Korchagin, the novel tells people that only when a person defeats the enemy and himself in the hardships of the revolution, an —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. Plague (France) Albert Camuscompleted "The Plague" takes place in Oran, a small city in North Africa. It is an ordinary and peaceful city. However, the arrival of the plague broke this calm. One night in April, Dr. Rieux was walking out of the clinic when he stumbled over a dead rat. He didn't pay much attention at first. A few days later, tens of thousands of rats died en masse, and the drains were filled with dead rats. A wave of panic swept through the city. Immediately afterwards, Rieux discovered the first patient, who had symp —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Jane Eyre Wuthering Heights Agnes Grey (UK) Written by Bronte, C.; Translated by Yun Zhongxuancompleted "Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, Agnes Gray: The Prestigious Works of the Three Brontë Sisters" is a collection of the most famous masterpieces of the three Brontë sisters. The three Bronte sisters are a wonder in the history of human literature. The eldest sister, Charlotte Bronte, created a little woman like a wild rose for us in "Jane Eyre". She told us with her actions that "human value = dignity + love"; the second sister, Emily Bronte, wrote "Wuthering Heights" intertwined with confusing and —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  12. Shakespeare Sonnets (UK) William Shakespearecompleted This book is Shakespeare's last non-drama work during his lifetime. It is a collection of short and concise lyric poems, containing a total of 154 sonnets. The poem takes truth, goodness and beauty as its theme. The content is roughly divided into two parts. One part is written to a young man, and the other part is written to a woman. It highlights the poet's exploration of the nature of love, sex, life and death. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  13. Animal Farm (Fruit Classic) (UK) Written by Orwell, G., Translated by Li Jihongcompleted As long as humans are overthrown, animals can live a good life? Pigs on the farm - Napoleon and Snowball announced the Seven Disciplines, launched a revolution, expelled the ruler Mr. Jones, achieved animal autonomy, and thwarted the human restoration attack in the Battle of the Cowshed. Afterwards, the political struggle began. Napoleon blatantly tampered with the Seven Disciplines and arbitrarily killed animals with dissident opinions. After the Great Purge, Napoleon consolidated his supreme d —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  14. Pride and Prejudice Huabincompleted The content of this book includes the dialogue between Mr. And Mrs. Bennet, the argument about Bingley, the appearance of Mr. Bingley, the discussion about Darcy, Elizabeth and Darcy, Jane's illness, the discussion about Elizabeth, Jane and Elizabeth's return home, Collins's letter, Collins' visit, Collins' plan, unexpected encounter, Elizabeth and Wickham's conversation, Cole Lince's attentiveness to Elizabeth, the ball on Tuesday night, Collins' proposal to Elizabeth, Elizabeth's rejection of —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  15. Asukaji Written by Tagore, Translated by Zheng Zhenduocompleted ◇"The Collection of Flying Birds" is a philosophical collection of English poems and a hymn of love and beauty. The short sentences convey a profound philosophy of life and lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom. ◇"New Moon Collection" vividly depicts children's games and skillfully expresses children's psychology and their lively imagination. It brings us to a pure and beautiful children's world, and evokes our beautiful memories and yearning for childhood life. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  16. Little Prince [French] Written by Antoine De Saint-Exupéry, Translated by Ding Kexiacompleted The charm of the world-famous "The Little Prince" needs no introduction. Adults can remember their childhood dreams from it, people in love can find the true meaning of love from it, confused people start their own journey because of it, hypocritical people, drunk people, money-loving people, and power-loving people see their own vanity because of it... Just because the author tells a simple and ancient but easy-to-forget truth through the mouth of an innocent little alien prince: important thin —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  17. The Complete Collection of World Masterpieces. Continued (25 Volumes in Total) Maugham, Goethe, Wilde, Etc.completed Following the critical acclaim of the complete collection of world classics (all 50 volumes), the publishing house has made another effort to add world classic literature created by 25 celebrities, a must-read collection of literature. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  18. If You Give Me Three Days of Light (U. S.) Written by Helen Keller; Translated by Hu Yuzhengcompleted In this book, Helen Keller expresses her desire for light, her cherishment and her deep love for life from the perspective of a weak woman with a disability and a strong will. In the book, Helen Keller tells her life experience of how she defeated the disease, how she broke through the darkness and gained light. This book is a book that goes deep into the reader's inner world. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. Little Prince [France] Written by Antoine De Saint-Exupéry, Translated by Li Jihongcompleted The narrator of the novel is a pilot. He tells the readers at the beginning of the story that he cannot find a speculative person in the adult world because adults are too practical. Then, the pilot told the story of how he made an emergency landing in the Sahara Desert six years ago due to a plane malfunction and met the little prince. The mysterious little prince comes from another planet. The pilot tells the story of the little prince and his rose. Why did the little prince leave his own plan —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  20. The Count of Monte Cristo (Fruit Classic) (French) Written by Alexandre Dumas, Translated by Zhou Kexicompleted "The Count of Monte Cristo" is a novel written by French writer Alexandre Dumas, first published from 1844 to 1846. The story tells that during the "Hundred Days" of the French Emperor Napoleon in the 19th century, Edmond Dantès, the first mate of the Pharaon, was entrusted by the captain to deliver a letter to Napoleon and others. However, he was framed by two despicable villains and a judge, and was thrown into prison. During this period, the inmate Father Faria taught him various knowledge, a —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  21. How Is Steel Made? (Soviet) Ostrovskycompleted This book tells the story of the protagonist Paul Korchagin, who gradually grew up from a poor boy struggling at the bottom of society to a proletarian revolutionary warrior who fought for the motherland and the people throughout his life. The young Paul once worked as a clerk and was bullied. He was imprisoned for saving his friend Zhu Helai. Later, he joined the Red Army, fought on smoke-filled battlefields, and struggled to the death line many times. After the victory of the revolution, he de —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. Gone with the Wind (Set of 2 Volumes) (Classic Translation) [USA] Written by Margaret Mitchell, Translated by Li Meihuacompleted "Gone with the Wind" is a novel about war, but the author Margaret does not focus on the battlefield. Except for the tragic scene where the sick and wounded lay on the field before the fall of Atlanta, the author did not spend too much time on other war scenes. As the first novel to narrate the American Civil War from the perspective of southern women, "Gone with the Wind" focuses on the experiences and feelings of women who stayed at home and suffered from the war, from the reverence and full s —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  23. When the Human Stars Shine (Austria) Written by Stephen Zweig; Translated by Shao Lingxiacompleted A gangster on the run, with the blood of heroes flowing through his veins; A strange forgotten door ruined a thousand-year-old country; A minute's hesitation by a loyal major general completely ruined Napoleon's dream; An ordinary French soldier composed the world-famous divine music "Marseillaise" overnight... In his masterpiece "When the Stars Shine", "The King of Biographical Literature", Stephen Zweig selected 14 "moments of the world" that are easily overlooked but have far-reaching influen —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  24. Romeo and Juliet (Chinese-English Bilingual Collector's Edition) (UK) William Shakespearecompleted "Romeo and Juliet" is a play written by the British playwright William Shakespeare. The play describes how Romeo, the son of Montague, and Juliet, the daughter of Capulet, fell in love at first sight. In order to pursue free love, they dared to ignore family feuds and even died for love. "Romeo and Juliet" is a tragedy with romantic lyricism, and it is also an ode to advocating freedom, equality, and marital autonomy. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  25. Jane Eyre Written by Charlotte Bronte; Translated by Chen Jinhuicompleted Jane Eyre's parents died when she was young, and she was adopted by her uncle. After her uncle passed away, she was raised by her aunt, but she was bullied because of it. When she was ten years old, her aunt sent her to Lowood Charity School for orphan girls and left her to fend for herself. Jane Eyre spent eight years in that school, which was threatened by poverty and disease, and relied on her strong will to complete her studies. After working as a teacher at Lowood Charity School for two yea —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. Insect Diary (French) by Jean-Henry Fabrecompleted This book is an entomological work that summarizes the types, characteristics, habits and marriage habits of insects. The author integrates the colorful life of insects with his own life insights, and looks at insects with human nature. The author's respect and love for life are revealed between the lines. This book integrates ideological, artistic and literary qualities, and the narrative is vivid. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  27. Carmen (France) Written by Prosper Mérimée; Translated by Fu Leicompleted "Carmen" is a masterpiece by the French writer Mérimée, and was carefully translated and introduced by the translator Fu Lei. The novel centers on the gypsy girl Carmen, telling her free and uninhibited love and tragic fate, intertwined with Spanish fiery emotions and fatalistic colors. Mérimée depicts the contradictions of human nature with cold brushstrokes. Carmen's wild charm is in sharp contrast with Don José's madness, showing the eternal theme of passion and destruction. Fu Lei's translat —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  28. Dystopian Novel (All Three Volumes) Aldous Huxley; George Orwell; Yevgeny Zamyatin; Translated by Tian Weihua; Xie Gaofengcompleted "We": The unified country in the 26th century is a totalitarian country. Everyone has only a number, no name, lives in a completely transparent glass house, wears the same uniform, eats chemical food, enjoys a rationed sex life, and is ruled by an all-powerful "benefactor" who never changes. Political police are everywhere, and happiness and freedom are incompatible. But totalitarianism cannot extinguish the glory of human nature. Here, people's pursuit of freedom has never stopped... "1984": As —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  29. 1984 (Dystopian Trilogy) [UK] George Orwellcompleted ★George Orwell's most classic masterpiece ★The most famous dystopian and anti-totalitarian political allegory novel in the world of literature "1984" is a great political fable. In 1984, the world was divided between three superpowers. Wars continued between the three countries, and the internal social structures of the countries were completely broken. They all implemented highly centralized rule, using extreme means such as changing history, changing languages, and breaking up families to supp —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  30. Utopia (Xinhua Pioneer Black Gold Series) (UK) Thomas Morecompleted "Utopia" is divided into two parts. The first part tells about an unreasonable society, which is the UK where the author lives; the second part tells about an ideal country, showing the beautiful life of the utopian island through detailed portrayal of the country's politics, economy, religion, industry, agriculture and even housing. Through strong contrast, the author expressed his criticism of reality and his yearning for a perfect social system, which had a huge impact on the development of p —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  31. When the Human Stars Shine (Austrian) Zweig; Translated by Liang Xijiangcompleted [The Reader Season 3 book list, read by Yang Yuanxi] 14 geniuses who changed the destiny of mankind, 14 moments that influenced human civilization! Zweig, the king of biographies, is world-renowned! Yu Hua and Gao Yuanyuan were both moved by this book! 14 Professional introductions, 15 full-color illustrations, and 2080 detailed notes! A small door that was forgotten to close overturned the thousand-year civilization of the Byzantine Empire; One second of hesitation ruined Napoleon's great cause —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  32. Notre Dame De Paris [France] Written by Victor Hugo; Translated by Li Yumincompleted "Notre Dame de Paris" tells a story that happened in France in the 15th century in a bizarre and contrasting way: Frollo, the vice-president of Notre Dame de Paris, was sanctimonious and vicious, loving first and then hating, and persecuting the gypsy girl Esmeralda. The ugly but kind-hearted bell ringer Quasimodo sacrifices his life to save the girl. The novel exposes the hypocrisy of religion, declares the bankruptcy of asceticism, praises the kindness, friendship and self-sacrifice of the low —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  33. Gorky's Autobiography Trilogy (All Three Volumes) (Su) Gorkycompleted "Childhood", "In the World" and "My University" are inspirational classics that have inspired generations of people! Full translation collection commemorative edition for the 150th anniversary of Gorky's birth! The complete translation and annotation by Russian translator Guo Jiashen restores 100% Russian literary style! Added character relationship table and famous guide! A masterpiece nominated 5 times for the Nobel Prize in Literature! An inspirational classic that has inspired generations of —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  34. Old Man and Sea [US] Written by Hemingway, Translated by Fang Huawencompleted A selection of novellas by the legendary writer Hemingway of the 20th century, including "The Old Man and the Sea", "The Short and Happy Life Experience of Francis Macomber", "The Brave Man", "Fifty Thousand Dollars" and other works. "The Old Man and the Sea" is the crystallization of Hemingway's artistic attainments and an excellent representative of his personal writing style. This novel established Hemingway's status in the literary world and won him the Nobel Prize for Literature and the Pul —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  35. Gone with the Wind: English Version (Complete Collection) (Selected World Masterpieces) Margaret Mitchellcompleted The original novel "Gone with the Wind" swept 10 Oscars. A romance novel set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. The author Margaret focuses on the experience and feelings of the women who stayed at home in the rear and suffered from the war, from their reverence for the war and full support for the war at the beginning, to the pain of losing their loved ones due to the war, having to succumb to the fate of failure, and the arduous journey of rebuilding their homes after the war. In —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  36. Wuthering Heights (Top Ten Literary Masterpieces in the World) (UK) Emily Brontëcompleted "Wuthering Heights" describes that the protagonist Heathcliff is an abandoned child and is adopted by the old Mr. Earnshaw of Wuthering Heights. After adoption, he was jealous of and enmity with his young master Hendry because he was favored, but he had a deep relationship with his sister Catherine and fell deeply in love with him. After the death of old Earnshaw, Hendry demoted Heathcliff to a slave and persecuted him. Unbearable to be humiliated and frustrated in love, Hendry went out to get r —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. John Christopher (All Four Volumes) (France) Romain Rollandcompleted A complete collector's edition of all four volumes! The book of growth by Mo Yan, Wang Xiaobo and Zweig! Translation handed down by Fu Lei. There is only one kind of heroism in the world, which is to still love life after recognizing the truth of life. John Christopher's life is a process from a stream to a sea. He left the small town and went to Paris, but his works were not understood, his love was repeatedly frustrated, and his life became increasingly difficult. With his persistence in music —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. The Little Prince (English Original) (French) Antoine De Saint-Exupérycompleted "The Little Prince" is a beautiful fairy tale. The protagonist, a young alien, flew away from his small planet, circled around in space, visited some other planets, and saw many things and people. Later, he came to the earth and established an everlasting friendship with the earthling "me". A year later, he said goodbye to his friends and returned to his own planet. Such a fairy tale of interstellar travel appeared in the late 1930s, which can be said to reflect mankind's early yearning for spac —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. The Old Man and the Sea (English) Ernest Hemingwaycompleted "The Old Man and the Sea" won the 1953 American Pulitzer Prize and the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature. The novel once sold more than 200,000 copies within 48 hours, creating a legend of novel sales and establishing Hemingway's prominent position in world literature. The story revolves around an elderly Cuban fisherman who fights a huge marlin in the Gulf Stream far offshore. Although the old man in Hemingway's works is tragic, he possesses Nietzsche's "superman" qualities. He accepts failure ca —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. Oliver Twist [English] Dickens, Translated by Wang Yangcompleted "Oliver Twist" makes everyone in trouble believe that tomorrow will be better! New introductory illustration collection edition! The Ministry of Education's recommended reading list for the new curriculum standards! The story takes place in London in the 19th century. The industrial revolution not only brought social development, but also pollution and poverty. An orphan was born in an orphanage. From the moment he was born, there was only endless suffering waiting for him. He was enslaved, beat —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  41. Les Miserables (All Three Volumes) (French) Victor Hugocompleted Open "Les Misérables", treat good and evil equally, and look at the world with sympathy! Singing love and hope, revealing human suffering! Brand new collector's edition! Classic translation! Includes Hugo's diary, with original character relationship diagrams and original Hugo memorabilia! "Les Misérables" is the story of a saint, a man, a woman, and a little girl. Hugo used a story spanning 18 years to reveal the close relationship between an individual's tragic fate and the entire society. Whi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. Notre Dame De Paris (France) Written by Victor Hugo; Translated by Li Yumincompleted If you want to know what fate is and what love is, you must read "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"! This classic translation by the famous translator Li Yumin specially includes 11 original paintings by Victor Hugo! The story tells the story of a girl who combines all the beautiful things in one body and an ugly and deaf bell ringer. They were separated when they were babies, but they still couldn't get rid of the entanglement of fate. Their lives intersected again and ended at Notre Dame de Paris.. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  43. Robinson Crusoe (Fruit Classic) (UK) Written by Daniel Defoe; Translated by Deng Jiawancompleted In Britain in the 18th century, sailing was a hot spot for entrepreneurship, just like the Internet and artificial intelligence today. Determined to make a career, the young Robinson ignored his father's advice and embarked on a sailing journey. He experienced storms, fevers, was captured by pirates and escaped, and finally opened a plantation in Brazil and managed it quite successfully. However, unsatisfied with a quiet and leisurely life, he once again joined an adventurous voyage to traffic b —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  44. Rashomon: Selected Short Stories by Akutagawa Ryunosuke (Japanese) Written by Ryunosuke Akutagawa; Translated by Zhao Yujiaocompleted This book selects 28 short stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, including the most well-known classics such as "Rashomon", "In the Bamboo Forest", "Hell Transformation" and "Kappa", as well as rare domestic translations such as "The Hero's Tool", "Christ of Nanjing", "Notes of a Silk Girl" and "Kanoye". It completely covers Akutagawa Ryunosuke's talented early period, the middle period that combines ancient and modern times, and the late masterpiece of painful confession, striving to show Akutagawa's —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  45. How Is Steel Made? Written by [Su] Ostrovsky; Translated by Yuan Chongzhangcompleted "How Steel Was Tempered" is a novel written by Soviet writer Ostrovsky in 1933. The novel uses the experience of the protagonist Paul Korchagin as a clue to describe a generation of young people who have gone through a series of hardships such as hard life, revolutionary wars, and post-war reconstruction. They were eventually tempered into steel and became outstanding proletarian revolutionary heroes. This is a youth hymn that praises the great spirit and has become a spiritual model for countle —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  46. Kafka on the Shore [Japan] Written by Haruki Murakami, Translated by Lin Shaohuacompleted "Kafka on the Shore" is an important novel by Haruki Murakami, a mature work comparable to "Norwegian Wood". It took the world by storm as soon as it was published. So far, it has been translated into more than fifty languages ​​and has sold over one million copies. This book was named one of the "Top Ten Books of 2005" by The New York Times, and Murakami also won the 2006 Franz Kafka Award (Czech Republic) for this book. The book specially includes Haruki Murakami's first preface for Chinese re —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  47. Asuka Collection·crescent Moon Collection (Printed) Written by Rabindranath Tagore, Translated by Zheng Zhenduo and Bing Xincompleted Allocate some time of the day to nature, poetry and philosophy. It can dilute and dispel the fatigue of daily life. Relieve stress and take a break from trivial matters and disputes. Devote yourself to the joy of flowers, grass and streams. Express your spirituality in silence. This is a life worth advocating. Life is tiring. But a lot of time is wasted. Energy seems to be the invisible force flowing in the body. I always thought it was endless, but soon I discovered that it was not like that. I —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  48. Doctor Zhivago [Su] Written by Pasternak/translated by Li Gang and Ji Gangcompleted We strive throughout our lives not to change the world, but to not be changed by the world! Nobel Prize-winning work in literature! The "immortal epic" that has caused decades of debate in the world's literary circles! In the history of human literature, "Doctor Zhivago" stands on the opposite side of totalitarianism and violence, promotes the value of individuality and freedom, and expresses thoughts on the relationship between individuals and the times. Although Zhivago is the son of a wealthy —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. Snow Country [Japan] Kawabata Yasunaricompleted In 1968, Kawabata Yasunari won the Nobel Prize for Literature for his three masterpieces: "Snow Country", "Ancient Capital" and "Thousand Cranes". This book includes "Snow Country" and "Thousand Cranes". "Snow Country" is the work that Kawabata Yasunari devoted the most to, and it is also the work that best reflects his literary style. It is called "the pinnacle of lyrical literature in the history of modern literature." Among all his works, "Snow Country" has been translated the most overseas. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  50. Childhood Written by (Su) Gorky, Translated by Sang Zhuocompleted "Childhood" is the first book in Gorky's autobiographical trilogy. It tells the story of the protagonist Alyosha's painful life experience in childhood. After the death of his father, Alyosha came to his grandfather's house with his mother and began his childhood living under the shelter of others. The greed and selfishness of his grandfather and two uncles made the young Alyosha witness the darkness and ugliness of the world. Grandma's kindness and hard work planted the seeds of truth, goodness —Reads9.3Score—Shelves