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  1. Murder Through the Mirror: Agatha Christie 27 (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted Marina, a beautiful star who has been successful in the film and television industry for most of her life, moves into the country town where Miss Marple lives. The still-charming female star held a grand party to entertain the residents of the town. Every guest came forward to chat enthusiastically. However, the hostess who was originally chatting and laughing suddenly looked at a point in the void, her expression seemed to be frozen. This strange scene was captured by several attentive guests. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Three Blind Mice: Agatha Christie 60 Agatha Christiecompleted On a snowy day, a murder occurred at 74 Culver Street, Paddington. The murderer left a letter with three mice and a short piece of the music score of "Three Blind Mice" on the body of the deceased. While fleeing the scene, the murderer accidentally dropped a notebook from his pocket, with only two addresses written on it: No. 74 Culver Street and Monksville Manor. On the other side, the new owners of Monksville Manor, Mr. And Mrs. Davis, are recruiting customers for this brand new family hotel. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  3. Long Night [English] Written by Agatha Christie; Translated by Lu Yehuacompleted The beautiful and peaceful Gypsy Village is rumored to be a cursed residence. Many people who enter without authorization will die in the accident, and no one can escape. However, the handsome and handsome poor boy Mike still took a fancy to this place and hoped to become its owner. He met and fell in love with the wealthy girl Ellie here, and soon got married and settled down. He believed that he already had the best things in the world, but would that terrible curse let them go? One day, Ellie —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. The Mystery of the Corpse in the Library: Agatha Christie 07 (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted Gossington is a typical aristocratic mansion, and the owner is a highly respected local figure, until... A beautiful female corpse appeared in the antique library of their house! A murder broke the tranquility of a small British village. Rumors spread, and Colonel Bantry, a notoriously honest man, was suddenly plunged into the most disgraceful of scandals. Mrs. Bantry is determined to defend her husband's honor and invites her friend Miss Marple. The British criminal police found out the identit —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. House Mystery: Agatha Christie 03 (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted "Whoever killed Colonel Prothero has done a service to the whole world." Just as the respected priest made these remarks, the disgusting Colonel Prothero was killed in the vicarage. There were seven suspects! This case alarmed all the villagers of St. Mary Mead, and all kinds of people were mobilized. The arrogant detective is bluffing and has no clue. The hapless priest ran about in vain. Only the witty Miss Marple sat at home and found the real murderer quietly. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Prosecution Witness (UK) by Agatha Christie; Translated by Wang Lucompleted Leonard Wall was accused of murdering wealthy woman Emily in an attempt to gain access to her huge inheritance, but he has repeatedly proven his innocence. Leonard's wife was the only witness who could prove his innocence, but she testified as a prosecution witness that he was indeed guilty of murder. Leonard was almost in dire straits until a mysterious woman appeared... The dog-shaped pattern on the wall; the radio that summons death; the secret of the blue porcelain jar; a crazy gray cat... E —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  7. Golden Opportunity (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted The mysterious disappearance of Lord Listerdale; a newlywed woman who is afraid of her husband; a precious necklace hidden in a cherry basket; a mystery writer arrested for murder; an unprecedented marriage plan; can you get a wife with only two pence? Of course, as long as you seize that golden opportunity! … A relaxing and romantic love adventure, an unexpected ending like O. Henry, and twelve bedtime sketches, taking you into a golden dreamland. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. Murder on Cliff (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted Bobby Jones is an unknown young man. One day, he found someone falling off a cliff on the golf course. When he rushed over, the person was already dying. He struggled and left an inexplicable sentence before he died: "Why don't they look for Evans?" Bobby didn't think much about it, but he was murdered afterward. When he came back to his senses, his life seemed to be an exciting detective novel: an idyllic life with hidden dangers, a newly opened mental sanatorium, an evil doctor, a drug-addicte —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  9. Chimney House Mystery (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted A private memoir written by the late earl, a long-lost rare treasure, a royal heir who hides his identity, a mysterious organization keen on assassinations, and the Bond-like Sergeant Battelle of Scotland Yard, as well as secret police from France and the United States... Various people take turns to appear, and all the confusing clues converge and point to the place where the murder occurred-Chimney Villa. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  10. Brown Man (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted Anne, a young girl whose parents died, followed her father's former friend to live in London. She loved this bizarre city, but in her heart she still wanted to go out for adventure - to Africa, which she had read about in books, and it would be best to meet a silent, tall and ideal man. Unexpectedly, a murder case became an opportunity for Annie to take risks. She allowed her intuition to lead her, risking all her fortune to participate in the investigation, determined to find the real murderer —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. Nemesis (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted Miss Marple, who was living a peaceful old life, suddenly received a letter from an old friend who was willing to give her a huge inheritance if she did something for him. However, the letter did not say what the specific incident was, only referring to the operation as "Nemesis." Without knowing it, Miss Marple embarked on the "trip" prepared by her friend. She was convinced that the task was related to a crime, so she wanted to "discover the crime" first. She must suspect everyone and everythi —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  12. Bertram's Inn (UK) Written by Agatha Christie; Translated by Shu Jinjiacompleted "I really want to go to Bertram's Hotel—in London." In order to relive her childhood memories, Miss Marple came to the Bertram Hotel in London. The moment she entered the door, she felt like she had returned to Edwardian England: a warm fireplace, an elegant waiter, and a perfect afternoon tea. In such a hotel, an absent-minded priest, a mother and daughter she has never met, a racing driver who is incompatible with the surrounding environment, and Miss Marple gather together. And with the disap —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Witnessing a Murder (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted For a few seconds, the two trains ran parallel to each other. In this horrifying moment, Elizabeth is convinced that she has witnessed a murder. What else could it be? A man brutally tightens his grip on a woman's throat. And Elizabeth could only look in vain through the carriage window - the woman's body was limp. And the train also drove far away. Elizabeth immediately called the police. However, except for her good friend Miss Jane Marple, who else would take her words seriously? After all, t —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  14. Killing Through Mirror (UK) Written by Agatha Christie; Translated by Chen Jiecompleted Carly Louise is a wonderful woman. Her two ex-husbands allowed her to live in a mansion and have no worries about food and clothing all her life. Although her current husband has a weird personality, he loves her unreservedly. Her children are around her knees, her relatives are friendly, her servants are loyal, and even the years have not left many marks on her face. This kind of life is perfect, but her old classmates feel that there is an ominous atmosphere surrounding her, and there are even —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. Death Grass (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted The beautiful priestess with her arms raised in front of the shrine, the blue primroses in the secret room that portend doom, the sudden appearance of blood on the stone road, the mysterious psychic who claims to be able to divine the future, the mysterious disappearance of the will, the grass of death dominated by jealousy and possessiveness... The members of the Tuesday night club sit together and take turns telling the mystery that happened around them. Only dear Miss Marple can point out the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  16. Notice of Murder (UK) Written by Agatha Christie, Translated by Zhou Shacompleted In an ordinary small town, there lived a group of ordinary British people. This Friday, bored small town residents were attracted by a murder notice in the newspaper. It predicts that there will be a mysterious murder at the old lady Leticia's house tonight. In the evening, curious people gathered at the hostess's house. The bell rang at half past six and the lights suddenly went out. "Bang", "bang" - "bang", the gunshot rang out. The game is over and the murder begins—— —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  17. Elephant's Testimony (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted The noble and beautiful lady took her elderly husband for a walk on the edge of the cliff. The couple were found dead at the bottom of the cliff the next day. Is this a suicide pact? Or a long-planned murder? A literary luncheon involved an old case. In order to find out the truth, the great detective Poirot and Mrs. Oliver embarked on a journey to find the elephant. Elephants are said to have excellent memories. No matter how time passes, elephants will never forget. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  18. Masked Woman (English) Written by Agatha Christie, Translated by Yu Wanqingcompleted Captain Hastings believes that there are eighteen cases worth sharing with everyone in Poirot's early detective career. These mysteries are full of tricks: disguise, fraud, self-writing and directing, frame-up, double act, and so on. However, Poirot still looked confident, as if there was no case in the world that he could not solve. "Use those 'little gray cells' of yours, my friend, the answer is right under your nose." —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. Magic Hand (UK) Written by Agatha Christie, Translated by Cheng Xingxingcompleted The Burton siblings moved to a peaceful country town to recuperate physically and mentally. But as soon as they settled down, they received a malicious anonymous letter accusing the two of incest. They were surprised to find that the residents of the town had received anonymous letters with different contents one after another. The situation became more and more serious and finally turned into a murder case... —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  20. Caribbean Mystery (UK) Written by Agatha Christie; Translated by Zhou Licompleted "Want to see a picture of the murderer?" Miss Marple, entertained by her nephew Raymond, went on vacation to the West Indies in the Caribbean. Just when she was bored, the chatty Major Palgrave told her about a strange murder case. Just when the colonel was about to hand the snapshot of the murderer to Miss Marple, his expression suddenly changed, he hid the photo and changed the subject. Miss Marple's curiosity was aroused, and she was ready to ask what happened the next day. Unexpectedly, the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. The Mystery of the Seven-Faced Clock (UK) Written by Agatha Christie; Translated by Cheng Yunqi and Xu Shuleicompleted Several young people came here on vacation and planned a prank: using eight clocks to wake up their companion who always seemed to be late. In the early morning, eight clocks rang one after another, but the poor companion could never wake up again. What's even more surprising is that there are only seven clocks left, and one was thrown out of the window! Immediately afterwards, a companion died mysteriously, and his last words turned out to be: "The seven-faced clock..." Miss Bondel, the owner o —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  22. Gray Horse Hotel (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted After an elderly priest was killed after hearing a dying confession from a female patient, the police found a mysterious list on his body and discovered that the people on the list had died of various diseases. It all seems to point to a place called the Gray Horse Hotel, where three witches claim to be able to use magic to cause natural death. Mr. Easterbrook, who did not believe in evil, decided to give it a try himself. Soon, what he was most worried about happened... —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  23. Gate of Destiny (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted Tommy and Tuppence finally want to retire. They moved into a quiet little village and into a villa called "Laurel Villa". Previous tenants left behind many old books. While Tuppence was busy organizing her bookshelf, she accidentally discovered traces of red ink scratched between the lines in a children's novel. After connecting the letters one by one, she got: "Mary Jordan did not die of natural causes" and "The murderer was one of us, and I know who it is." Who is Mary Jordan, who is the perso —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  24. Agatha Christie Work 63: Spider's Web (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted Clarissa, the wife of a diplomat, likes to joke and is full of imagination. She often imagines that one day she will go downstairs and find a corpse in the library. Unexpectedly, as the prophecy came true, she actually tripped over a corpse in the living room! To make matters worse, her stepdaughter Pippa confessed to her that she was the murderer. That night, her husband will bring a mysterious foreign dignitary to his home to meet with the Prime Minister. For the sake of her husband's career a —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  25. Crime Gang: Agatha Christie 49 (UK) Written by Agatha Christie; Translated by Lin Peijucompleted The novel with the most famous detectives! Funnier than "Mission Impossible", cooler than "007", and more complicated than "The Bourne Supremacy"! There is a big easter egg at the end of the article! The loving couple Tommy and Tuppence Let's open a detective agency together and do espionage work undercover, paying homage/cosplaying a dozen detectives from beginning to end. A rich chicken soup of golden age show affection. The famous detectives who appear in this book include Sherlock Holmes, Th —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  26. Unexpected Visitor (UK) Written by Agatha Christie; Adapted by Charles Osborne; Translated by Zou Wenhuicompleted In the confusing fog, it is difficult to tell who is the real murderer. Is there tears or anger hidden behind the murder? The unlucky Starkweather lost direction in the fog and drove his car into a ditch. He could only walk to a nearby house to ask for help, but unexpectedly he stepped into the scene of the murder - the hostess Laura Warwick was standing next to her dead husband, holding a gun tightly in her hand... Looking at this beautiful and helpless wife, Starkweather decided to help her. A —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  27. Visitors from Sansussi (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted During World War II, the British army struggled to repel the German Air Force's attack, but a more sinister enemy - Nazis disguised as ordinary citizens - threatened national security from within. German spies code-named "N" and "M" murdered Britain's best agents. Under pressure, the intelligence agency recruited Tommy and Tuppence Beresford, who had been "idle" for a long time. Their mission is to find N and M among the guests of the seaside hotel Sansoussi. In the book, Tommy and Tuppence are —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  28. Passer-By from the End of the World (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted At Frankfurt Airport, a young woman seeks help from diplomat Sir Stafford, claiming that she is being hunted. Whether it was a moment of weakness or a cynical nature, Stafford agreed to lend her his passport and put his life on the line without anyone witnessing him. As a result of this bizarre "theft", the British government began to investigate Sir Stafford, and some even doubted his loyalty. But he still misses the woman who got him into trouble. When they meet again, she has taken on a diffe —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  29. Dim Lights (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted John had a dream about a beautiful manor. After that, he dreamed of the same manor again and again. He always longed to enter the manor, until one time in his dream he saw the terrifying scene behind the curtains of the manor; Popular actress Olga Storma has a troubled past. Jacques, a scoundrel who is accustomed to blackmailing women, knows her background; The young and beautiful Isabel was once a popular figure in society. She has everything but money. Among the many suitors, Isabel unexpected —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  30. Thrilling Romance [UK] Agatha Christiecompleted Mrs. Packington has been having a hard time recently and feels lonely, helpless, and desperate. However, her fate changes because of an advertisement in The Times: Are you happy? If not, please come to No. 17 Richmond Street, where Mr. Parker Pyne is willing to help you. Whether it's saving a broken marriage or solving a difficult murder case, nothing is too hard for Parker Pine, the unconventional and charming private detective. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  31. Hitler's Demon｜the Third Reich's Complicated Relationship with Supernatural Thoughts Anonymous (Anchor: Green Lake Qingshan)completed "Captain America", "Hellboy", the "Raiders of the Lost Ark" series, "Devil's Castle", "Wolfenstein", "Hydra", the Werewolf Force... The exploration of the relationship between the Nazi Party and mysticism has a long history in popular culture. In fact, Nazi leaders were obsessed with metaphysics. From the founding of the Nazi Party to the seizure of power, the inseparable relationship between Nazi ideology and supernatural imagination can be seen everywhere. The Kriegsmarine, Himmler's SS, and G —Reads—Score—Shelves
  32. Regeneration [Japan] Written by Ishida Yiliang; Translated by Ji Xincompleted Seiichiro, who became a single father due to the death of his wife, finally suffered and found the courage to cheer up for the sake of his young children. Kyoko, who was betrayed by her boyfriend, with the help of her friends, forgot her emotional pain and started looking for happiness again. After retiring, Matsui Sadaki worked hard to review for the exam and obtained a taxi driver's license. He then resumed his job and found a new direction of struggle. Life cannot be spent in despair. No matt —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  33. God of Wealth Rosecompleted This book is based on Aristophanous Ploutos (English The Plutus of Aristophanes, Bell and Sons, London) compiled by B. B. Rogers. It was translated directly from the original Greek text by Zhou Zuoren in 1907. This work was published more than 2,000 years ago and has strong local Greek characteristics. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  34. Bow Power: Courtroom Sword Fighting Trilogy (UK) K. J. Parkercompleted Colonel Bardas Loredan, an outstanding court swordsman and feared by the prairie people, came to the small island of Scona. At this time, he could only survive under the protection of his brother and eldest sister. As the struggle between the small island and the big conglomerate escalates, the three siblings each have their own plans, plus the islander brothers and sisters with keen business acumen, the former dean of the city-state academy who relies on others, and the loyal and capable assist —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  35. Go to Sleep, Flo, Go to Sleep (Added) Zhang Lingcompleted In the 1860s, Liu Xiaohe, a seventeen-year-old girl from the Jianghan Plain in China, was sold to a human trafficker by her father for the price of two bags of potatoes. The traffickers resold Xiaohe to a Chinese man in the Canadian town of Barkerville as his wife. White people and Chinese people live at opposite ends of the town of Barkerville. The two ethnic groups are estranged because they do not understand each other and have been in a state of hostility for a long time. The Chinese woman n —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  36. Life and Destiny (Russian) Written by Vasily Grossman; Translated by Li Gangcompleted "Life and Destiny" reproduces the panoramic view of the entire Soviet society and country in the Stalin era through the experiences of the Shaposhnikov family during the Patriotic War. It is an encyclopedia. "After reading this book, you will know what is going on in the Soviet Union." Grossman was the first person in the world to record the tragic conditions of the Nazi extermination camps in writing, and was also "the first writer to resist Soviet totalitarianism after World War II." In this b —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  37. Slaughterhouse [US] Written by Upton Sinclair; Translated by Bo Jingshancompleted "Garbage is everywhere in the food processing workshop, and sewage flows across the floor. Rotten pork and moldy sausages are treated with borax and glycerin, then a small amount of fresh meat is added, and then shoveled into the sausage blender along with the poisoned rats..." This kind of food production makes people sick just thinking about it. This is the real scene of the American food factory in the early 20th century described in "Slaughterhouse". It is said that President Roosevelt read —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  38. Anne of Green Gables (Classic Translation) [Canada] Written by Lucy Maud Montgomery; Translated by Guo Pingpingcompleted Brother and sister Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables Farmhouse originally wanted to adopt a boy from an orphanage to help with farm work, but unexpectedly they adopted a red-haired girl named Anne. Anne has a rose-like imagination, a small mouth that keeps talking, and gives cute names to all the things around her. Her unintentional mistakes often make people laugh. Her lively and cheerful personality, hard-working and strong nature have made her win many friends in school and achieved academi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. Kawabata Yasunari's Masterpiece (Three-Volume Set) (Guomai Classics) (Japanese) Written by Kawabata Yasunari; Translated by Cao Man, Gao Zhancan, and Lu Qiushicompleted In 1968, Kawabata Yasunari won the Nobel Prize for Literature for his "keen feelings and superb narrative skills". This book mainly collects Kawabata Yasunari's most famous trilogy, including "A Thousand Cranes in the Ancient Capital of the Snow Country", "Sleeping Beauty Lake" and "The Dancing Girl of Izu". This is the core masterpiece of Kawabata Yasunari. Since their publication, these three works have been best-selling and have been adapted into film and television works many times. Miura To —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  40. Yamane (Kawabata Yasunari) [Japan] Kawabata Yasunaricompleted "Sound of the Mountain" depicts the story of Shingo's family, his son's affair, his daughter's marriage failure, the sorrow of old age, and Shingo's subtle attachment to his beautiful daughter-in-law Kikuko... Kawabata Yasunari uses his usual aesthetic style to delicately and calmly condense the post-war world, style and reality into the sorrow and melancholy of Japan since ancient times, demonstrating the skill of overlapping images of poetry and drama. This is a novel full of the face of death —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  41. Thousand Feathered Cranes (One of Kawabata Yasunari's Ultimate Aesthetic Masterpieces, an In-Depth Explanation of the Japanese Tea Ceremony as the Background of the Story) [Japan] Kawabata Yasunaricompleted This is an unethical love The lonely Kawabata threw a porcelain bowl that had been used by tea drinkers for generations into an incestuous love affair. Its owners suffered To the curse, too indulged in the hypocritical makeup of women and the exquisiteness of ceramics. Like his father, Juzhi is deeply entangled with women. Qing even followed his father's story and had an affair with his lover, which led to Mrs. Ota's eventual suicide. And contaminate I fell into the cup of guilt and continued to —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  42. Kawabata Yasunari Series (All Eight Volumes) Kawabata Yasunaricompleted Kawabata Yasunari, the pinnacle of modern Japanese lyrical literature, was the first writer in history to win the Nobel Prize for Literature with oriental writing. He kept writing throughout his life and wrote more than 100 novels. He used words to build a spiritual bridge between the East and the West. He was unique in the post-war Japanese literary world and has profoundly influenced the aesthetic and literary views of generations of Japanese people to this day. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  43. The Dancing Girl of Izu (Kawabata Yasunari) [Japan] Written by Kawabata Yasunari; Translated by Chen Dewencompleted "The Dancing Girl of Izu" is an important collection of short stories by Kawabata Yasunari, including "The Dancing Girl of Izu", "Oil", "Bonfire", "Spring Scenery", "Hot Spring Hotel", "Lyric Song", "Beasts", "Mother's First Love", "Morning Cloud", "The Girl on the "Tsubame" Train", etc. On a sunny and rainy Izu mountain road, a boy from Tokyo encounters a group of traveling entertainers and is attracted by the innocent, simple and beautiful little dancer Kaoruko among them. Xunzi's singing voic —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  44. Beauty and Sadness (Japan) Kawabata Yasunaricompleted Twenty years ago, a love affair between a married young writer and an innocent girl ended with the girl giving birth prematurely, dying of a baby girl, and suffering a mental breakdown. Then, the writer truly presented this emotional experience in a best-selling book, which changed the lives of everyone in the two families. In the lingering sound of the New Year's Eve bell, the trilogy of life, love, marriage, and family, also plays, rippling in the floating world. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  45. Kawabata Yasunari's Biography Tang Yuemeicompleted A biographical work that deeply explores the life and literary achievements of the famous Japanese writer Kawabata Yasunari. Kawabata Yasunari's life as an orphan records in detail how he gradually became a master of modern Japanese literature with his love and persistence in literature under the shadow of his family's decline. The book not only records Kawabata Yasunari's personal life, including his complex emotional entanglements with many women named "Chiyo", as well as his marriage life wit —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  46. The Beauty of Japan and Me (Japan) Kawabata Yasunaricompleted This book fully incorporates Kawabata Yasunari's unique style: the sense of fantasy, the sadness of secludedness, and the mysterious aftertaste, which are traditional Japanese literary features. In his beautiful articles, he conveys people's subjective spiritual realm and charm, which is very contagious. Starting from the natural aesthetics, Kawabata describes concrete, detailed and delicate works, and adds a thicker and more delicate subjective emotional tone. Several of his speeches in the boo —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  47. Loved Ones [Japan] Written by Kawabata Yasunari; Translated by Tan Jinghuacompleted ★Works by Nobel Prize winner Kawabata Yasunari ★Nine touching moments about love ★For the first time in China, Zhuyu's short story collection has been published together [About the author] Kawabata Yasunari (1899-1972) is a representative writer of the Japanese New Sensation School. His representative works include "The Dancing Girl of Izu", "Snow Country", "Ancient Capital", "Mountain Sound", "Sleeping Beauty", etc., Using delicate brushstrokes to express the beauty of impermanence in the chang —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  48. Sea Fire Festival Kawabata Yasunaricompleted ★Summer, seaside, love, fire, death. ★The Chinese version of Yasushi Kawabata's debut novel is released for the first time. ★A must-read for fans of Kawabata Yasunari, a virgin novel closely related to Kawabata's own first love experience. [About the author] Kawabata Yasunari (1899-1972), a Japanese New Sensationist writer. His representative works include "The Dancing Girl of Izu", "Snow Country", "Ancient Capital", "Mountain Sound", "Sleeping Beauty", etc., Using delicate brushstrokes to expre —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  49. Selected Works of Kawabata Yasunari (All Ten Volumes) (Japan) Written by Kawabata Yasunari; Translated by Lin Shaohua; Wei Dahai; Gao Huiqin; Zhao Deyuancompleted Selected works of Nobel Prize winner Kawabata Yasunari. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  50. Gunshots on the Grand Canal Chun San Shi Langcompleted This book tells the story of the 1926 Northern Expedition. Both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party sent female underground party members to instigate Xia Zhao, the acting governor of Zhejiang, in order to seek Zhejiang's independence. Sun Chuanfang was attacked from both sides. Tian Yingqi, an underground member of the Communist Party of China with dual identities, skillfully maneuvered among various forces in Hangzhou, secretly coordinating and protecting Qiu Maihua, a female underground me —Reads9.5Score—Shelves