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  1. Kojiki Original Work: [Japanese] an Wanlu [Translator] Zhou Zuorencompleted "Kojiki" was written in 712. It is the first written classic in Japanese history and one of the earliest extant Japanese literary works. The book is divided into three volumes. The first volume records the origins and myths and legends of Japanese gods, focusing on the formation of Japan's territory and the beginning of the emperor. The two gods Ienaki and Ienami created the country on the orders of the gods. They entered into a divine marriage and gave birth to children to the gods. After thing —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  2. Robinson Crusoe (UK) Daniel Defoecompleted Only when you face difficulties independently can you truly grow up! Published 300th anniversary edition. Translated from the official manuscript of Oxford University, it contains the author's personal postscript, refined 11 classic illustrations, and original Robinson Crusoe adventures. It also comes with an extracurricular reading guidebook. Everyone's life will not be smooth sailing. There will always be a moment when you are on a desert island in your own life. Robinson Crusoe, a young sailo —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  3. Love Education (Italian) Written by Edmundo De Amicis, Translated by Liu Yingcompleted Enrico, a fourth-grade primary school student from Italy, started his new school year on an October morning. In this year of school life, Enrico experienced many interesting or touching stories. With the company of friends, the guidance of teachers and the care of his parents, he gradually understood the meaning of "love"... The whole book is written in a child's tone, child's writing style, and child's style. Written from a personal perspective, in the form of a diary, it records various short —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Oliver Twist (Audio Bilingual Classic) [UK] Charles Dickenscompleted Dickens tells us the difficult experience of an orphan with the foggy London as the background, showing the battle between good and evil, beauty and ugliness, and full of humane feelings. Oliver's mother died when he was born, and when he was nine years old, he was sent to a coffin shop as an apprentice. Unable to endure the insults and beatings, he ran away alone. Although he fell into a den of thieves by mistake, Oliver stuck to his inner integrity and kindness and refused to be a thief. Later —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  5. Robinson Crusoe Wanderings (Classic Translation) [UK] Written by Daniel Defoe, Translated by Guo Jianzhongcompleted During a thrilling sea voyage, the ship Robinson was riding sank unexpectedly. He fought against strong winds and huge waves, and finally came to an uninhabited island. In order to survive, he overcame various difficulties that were difficult for ordinary people to overcome. He built residences and boats by himself, hunted, fished, raised animals, and rescued captives who were being chased... Finally, he was rescued, bid farewell to the desert island where he had lived for more than 20 years, an —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  6. A Room of One's Own (Classic Original Version) Virginia Woolfcompleted This feminist essay is a manifesto of independent spirit. Woolf uses "a room of one's own" as a metaphor to explore the plight of women in writing, proposes that economic independence and spiritual space are the prerequisites for creative freedom, and criticizes the oppression of women in a patriarchal society. The writing is elegant and wise, combining rigorous argumentation and poetic expression, inspiring women to pursue personal independence and self-worth. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  7. Sesame and Lily: the Art of Pursuing Life John Ruskincompleted This book is a popular youth book. The book is divided into three lectures. The first lecture talks about why reading, how to read and what to read; the second lecture talks about women's status, rights and education; the third lecture talks about the mystery of life and its art. The speech is rich in content and highly readable. It is philosophical, full of wisdom, inspiring, lively, easy to understand, and integrates knowledge and interest. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  8. When the Human Stars Shine [Austria] Written by Stephen Zweig, Translated by Yao Yuecompleted "When the Stars of Mankind Shine" is the masterpiece of Austrian writer Zweig, the "King of Biography". It includes 14 close-ups of historical moments that influenced human civilization, covering geographical discoveries (3 articles), war and freedom (5 articles), creation of literary and artistic works (5 articles), and inventions of new technologies (1 article). These historical events originate from real people and have an impact that continues to this day. Opening this book is like watching —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  9. Anna Karenina [Russian] Written by Leo Tolstoy, Translated by Jin Gecompleted This is a book that comes from life, and because of this, "she" has the vitality to travel through time. ★Tolstoy's masterpiece of novels ★Novel from life ★New translations of famous names "Anna Karenina" is the masterpiece of the great Russian writer Tolstoy. It unfolds from two clues that seem to be distinct, but are actually closely connected. One of the clues revolves around Anna's feelings, telling the process of Anna and Vronsky's acquaintance, love, and destruction, as well as the whirlpo —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  10. Collection of Chekhov's Short Stories [Russian] Chekhovcompleted Chekhov was the last master of critical realism in Russia in the late 19th century and a master of short stories. He is known as the "King of Short Stories in the World". He was good at digging out people and events of typical significance from daily life, making high-level artistic generalizations through humorous and ridiculous plots, and shaping small characters with typical personalities. He used this to reflect the Russian society at that time, laugh at ugly social phenomena, and express hi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Art Philosophy Original Work: Dana [Translator] Fu Leicompleted "Philosophy of Art" is "a masterpiece about art, history and human culture". "It is not in the form of a general textbook, but points out the main trends in the development of art with profound insights." Danner advocated that the study of knowledge should "start from facts, not from doctrines; it is not to propose lessons but to explore and prove laws." He believes that the nature and appearance of material civilization and spiritual civilization depend on three major factors: race, environment —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  12. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: Selected Novels and Novels by Fitzgerald Written by Fitzgerald, Translated by Liu Rufeicompleted "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" edited by Fitzgerald creates the image of a group of young men and women who pursued their dreams but had their dreams shattered after the war. Its work is the crystallization of the poet's sensitivity and the dramatist's imagination, and is the product of the perfection of his artistic talents. Fitzgerald's charm comes from his clear narrative, elegant writing style, colorful and iron-like final words and sentences. This style is best reflected in his short —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  13. The Pickwick Papers (Part 1) (UK) Charles Dickenscompleted "The Pickwick Papers" is the first novel written by Charles Dickens. After the novel was published, it became a sensation and became a highlight in the British publishing industry at that time. Charles Dickens started writing "The Pickwick Papers" mainly with the intention of writing a series of novels. Therefore, the chapters in "The Pickwick Papers" are very loosely related to each other and are more like a series of adventure novels. The protagonist of the novel, Mr. Samuel Pickwick, is a wea —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  14. World Literature Masterpieces-War and Peace (Part 1 and 2) [Russia] Leo Tolstoycompleted "War and Peace (Set of Volumes 1 and 2)/World Literature Masterpiece" is an immortal masterpiece in the history of world literature. The writer focuses on Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812 and describes the heroic scenes of the Russian people rising up to fight against the invaders. "War and Peace (Set of Volumes 1 and 2)/World Literature Masterpiece" has an epic spirit, with a vast picture and numerous characters. The book contains both narrations of major historical events in Russia and We —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. Red and Black Hu Yuanbincompleted The contents of this book include country people, bold moves, falling in love, anonymous letters, the last night, days in the seminary, opportunities, meeting and parting, in Paris, successful first attempts, unforgettable balls, mourning clothes, the feeling of love, trysts, ecstasies, waking up from dreams, the thoughts of two people, emotions and reason, the fruits of love, dangerous futures, crazy revenge, tragic meetings, sentencing, special meetings, homecoming, a series of past events, Va —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  16. THE GREAT GATSBY (English Original) (U. S.) F. S. Fitzgeraldcompleted "The Great Gatsby" is a short story written by the American writer F. S. Fitzgerald in 1925, set in New York City and Long Island in the 1920s. The background of the novel is set in the white circle of the middle and upper classes of modern American society. Through Calloway's narrative, it shows the disillusionment of the "American Dream". This novel denounces the American privileged class represented by Tom as being selfish and arbitrary and doing whatever they want. It describes Gatsby's trag —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  17. Black Tulip Written by Alexandre Dumas; Translated by Hao Yuncompleted "Black Tulip" is based on the fierce political struggle and turbulent life during the Dutch bourgeois revolution in the seventeenth century. The protagonist, Cornelius Van Belle, is a young doctor who is completely apolitical. He likes to cultivate tulips, and is trying to cultivate a large black tulip without any variegation, because the first person to cultivate a black tulip will receive a considerable bonus. Van Belle's neighbor Boxtel also wanted to cultivate black tulips in order to get th —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  18. Ancient Times and Other Times [Poland] Written by Olga Tokarczuk, Translated by Yi Lijun and Yuan Hanrongcompleted "The Ancient Times and Other Times" is a famous work by the famous contemporary Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk. The novel has a total of 84 chapters, each chapter is named after "xxx time". It tells the stories of various characters in ancient times, even animals, plants and things, from different perspectives: a girl who touches the border of the world, a landowner addicted to puzzle games, a lonely housewife, an old woman who curses the moon, and even angels, water ghosts, pugs, mycelium, small —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  19. Red and White: up and Down (Stendhal's Masterpiece) (French) Written by Stendhal and Translated by Wang Daoqiancompleted The protagonist Lucien is the son of a banker, but he is not interested in inheriting his father's business. He joins the army and becomes a second lieutenant of the cavalry regiment. When driving into the city of Nancy, he accidentally falls off his horse and meets Madame Chastelet, a beautiful young woman who is watching the excitement. Madame Chastelet was young and widowed, and owned a million-dollar fortune. She was the target of many aristocratic young people in Nancy's upper class society —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  20. New Héloïse (World Famous Translation Database, Rousseau Collection) (France) Jean-Jacques Rousseaucompleted "New Heloise" is an epistolary novel written by Rousseau in 1761 and is known as an important novel in the 18th century. The book is divided into six parts. The plot of the novel is from 1732 to 1745 and consists of 163 letters. The title of the book is borrowed from the love tragedy of the 12th century girl Heloise and her teacher Abelard. The novel tells the story of the love tragedy of the heroine Julie and her teacher Saint-Preux who fell in love but failed to do so. This book is the first n —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  21. World Literary Masterpiece-Oliver Twist [English] Written by Dickens; Translated by Huang Shuiqicompleted This is a long realistic novel published by the British writer Dickens in 1838. This work is set in the foggy city of London and tells the tragic life and experiences of an orphan. The protagonist Oliver grew up in an orphanage, experienced an apprenticeship, struggled to escape, strayed into a den of thieves, and was forced to associate with vicious people. He went through countless hardships. With the help of kind people, he found out his life experience and gained happiness. It exposed many s —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  22. World Classics: Don Quixote (English Version, 8 Volumes in Total) Miguel De Cervantes Saavedracompleted This book is the English version of "Don Quixote" written by Cervantes. English lovers should not miss it. This is a long anti-chivalry novel, which tells the story of Don Quixote, a crazy knight errant. He embarked on the path of knight errant due to his crazy love for chivalric novels. He and his attendant Sancho traveled around, experienced many setbacks and tribulations, and did many ridiculous things. Literary critics call "Don Quixote" the first modern novel in the history of Western liter —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Les Miserables (Part 1) (Classic World Masterpiece) [French] Written by Hugo; Compiled by Xie Zhiqiangcompleted In nineteenth-century Paris, poor Jean Valjean stole bread for a starving child. As a result, he was sentenced to 19 years of hard labor by a judge who was fed all day long. After being released from prison, the desperate Jean Valjean was taken in by the kind-hearted Bishop Miriam for the night, but he stole the bishop's silverware and fled, and was later captured by the police. The bishop claimed that the silverware was given to him, saving Valjean from arrest. The bishop's words and deeds infl —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  24. Amber (Part 1) (Classic World Masterpiece) [US] Windsorcompleted Amber, a descendant of the noble family, lives in the countryside. She is naturally beautiful and outstanding. This originally innocent girl who was unwilling to live in seclusion gradually realized the way to transcend the inherent social norms and gain an independent status as a woman in London's materialistic and cunning society. She was in trouble several times and encountered disasters such as marriage fraud, poisoning, robbery, and plague. In the process, she not only showed herself to be —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. The Wizard of Oz (Recommended Chinese Reading Series) (US) Written by Frank Baum Translated by Zhang Xiaolucompleted A little girl named Dorothy lived with her uncle and aunt on the Kansas prairie of the United States. One day, she, her puppy, and the house she lived in were blown to a strange place by a terrible tornado. Dorothy wanted to go home, but a kind witch told her that only a wizard named OZ could help her find her way home. Dorothy embarks on an adventure to find OZ. Along the way, she meets several extraordinary friends who are also looking for the Wizard of OZ. After experiencing a series of thril —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  26. How Steel Is Made (Read the Entire Middle School Chinese Classic) Written by (Su) Ni Ostrovsky Translated by Mei Yicompleted "How the Steel Was Tempered" is the representative work of Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky. It tells the story of the protagonist Paul Korchagin's growth path toward revolution, who refuses to succumb to fate. Paul Korchagin's indomitable fighting spirit has inspired generations of readers. This book is one of the series of "Full Book Reading of Classics for Middle School Students". It is published with the purpose of "making a set of classics that children really like" and fully considers the a —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  27. Love Education [Italian] Written by Amicis, Adapted by Chen Huicompleted The "Must-Read Library for Top Students·Themed Pleasant Reading Series of World Classics" refers to the selection of books based on the "Chinese Curriculum Standards" promulgated by the Ministry of Education, selects the most influential classics among the world's classics, and invites a number of special-grade Chinese teachers to carefully adapt them. This series integrates the highly recognized thematic reading trend in current Chinese education, and takes "happy reading" as the compilation pr —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  28. Stars Shine [O] Stephen Zweig, Bycompleted "Stars Shine" is a classic work by the famous biographer Stephen Zweig. The author does not describe the lives of historical greats such as Napoleon, Goethe, Lenin, and Scott vertically, but selects key moments in their lives - moments that determine a person's life and death, the survival of a nation, and even the fate of the entire human race. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  29. The Moon and Sixpence (Bilingual Illustrated Collection) [English] Written by Somerset Maugham, Translated by Fu Weicicompleted "The Moon and Sixpence" is one of the most important novel masterpieces by the famous British writer and "story master" Maugham. The plot of the novel is based on the life of the French post-Impressionist painter Gauguin. The protagonist was originally a successful securities broker. After reaching middle age, he suddenly responded to the call of his heart and abandoned everything to live with the indigenous people on the island of Tahiti in the South Pacific. He gained inspiration and created m —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  30. World Classics: Little Women (English Version, 4 Volumes in Total) Louisa May Alcottcompleted This is a world classic novel written by American writer Louisa May Alcott. She is a legendary woman. To help support her poor family, Louisa had to earn money by working as a maid, governess, and seamstress before becoming a professional writer. It wasn't until she wrote "Little Women" that her family's lives changed. This book is the original English version and should not be missed by English lovers. After "Little Women" was published, it quickly became a success and became one of the most po —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  31. Little Women Louissa May Alcott (Original English Version) [US] Louisa May Alcottcompleted The novel "Little Women" takes family life as the description object, and uses the emotional entanglements of family members as clues to describe the family love of the March family. Among the four sisters of the March family, whether it is Meg who is willing to be poor for love, or Jo who becomes a writer through her own efforts, Beth who faces death calmly, and Amy who takes it as her duty to support the weak, although their ideals and destinies are different, they all have the common characte —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  32. World Classics: the Moon Stone (English Version) (UK) Wilkie Collinscompleted "The Moonstone" is a novel written by Wilkie Collins, a British novelist in the Victorian era. This book is in English and should not be missed by English lovers. The work tells the story of the mysterious disappearance of a diamond (moon gem), which was later detected by Detective Cuff. The plot of the work is thrilling and twists, and the ending is surprising. In the novel, the author boldly disclosed the heinous crimes committed by the British in India and asked the British to face the world —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  33. Forrest Gump: English Version (US) by Winston Groomcompleted This book is the original novel of the classic movie "Forrest Gump". Forrest Gump is a fool in the eyes of ordinary people, but he has a kind and simple nature, coupled with his extraordinary talent, he has successively become a college football star, a Vietnam War hero, a world-class table tennis player, a wrestler, a chess master and a business tycoon. Forrest Gump was interviewed and awarded medals by two American presidents. He also visited China and even accidentally discovered the truth ab —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  34. The Last Leaf (Bilingual in Chinese and English) Written by O. Henry; Translated by Huang Yuanshencompleted The Last Leaf (bilingual in Chinese and English), this selection was made by the translator after reading through all 284 of his works, and carefully selected some of them based on the reading and appreciation habits of Chinese readers. In addition to the representative works, such as "The Last Leaf", "The Police and the Hymn", etc., It also selected some works that are rarely seen in other selections, thus more comprehensively reflecting the author's creative style. We have made it a bilingual —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  35. King Lear (Chinese-English Bilingual Collector's Edition) (UK) William Shakespearecompleted "King Lear" is a play written by Shakespeare and is one of his four major tragedies. The story comes from an ancient British legend. It tells the story of the elderly King Lear who abdicated and was driven into the wilderness by his eldest and second daughters. The third daughter, who became the Queen of France, led an army to save her father, but was killed. King Lear died sadly beside her. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  36. Ulysses (Classic Translation) [Ireland] Written by James Joyce; Translated by Xiao Qian and Wen Jieruocompleted "Ulysses" is a novel published in 1922 by Irish stream-of-consciousness literary writer James Joyce. In chronological order, the novel describes the protagonist, a depressed and hesitant citizen of Dublin, advertising salesman Leopold Bloom, and his various daily experiences in Dublin during one day and night on June 16, 1904. Joyce compares Bloom's day wandering the streets of Dublin to Odysseus's ten years of wandering overseas, while simultaneously portraying the psychology of his unfaithful —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  37. 1984 [English] Written by George Orwell, Translated by Dong Leshancompleted "Nineteen Eighty-Four" is Orwell's masterpiece and can be called the most famous anti-utopian and anti-totalitarian political allegory novel in the world's literary world. Vocabulary words such as "Big Brother", "Doublethink" and "Newspeak" that he coined in the novel have been included in authoritative English dictionaries. His surname even gave rise to common terms such as "Orwellian" and "Orwellism", which continue to appear in the writings of journalists reporting on international news, whic —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Oliver Twist (Classic Translation) [UK] Written by Charles Dickens, Translated by He Wen'ancompleted A young pregnant woman of unknown origin collapsed on the street, and people sent her to a poor asylum. She died the next day after giving birth to a boy. The orphan was named Oliver Twist. Ten years later Oliver became an apprentice in a coffin shop. Unable to endure the abuse, he fled to the foggy London, where he unfortunately fell into the hands of a gang of thieves. The little orphan struggled in adversity, but fortunately he got help from kind people because of his kind nature. He saved th —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. A Collection of Stories from Chinese and Foreign Literary Masterpieces: Classic Love Stories from World Literary Masterpieces Li Cambridgecompleted This book mainly includes Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces about myths, detectives, wars, science fiction, characters, dramas, love, movies, adventures, wisdom and other plot stories. The text strives to be popular, vivid, and clear, and is highly literary, readable, and interesting. It is a good reading material for our readers to understand world literary works and improve their literary quality. It is also the best version for libraries at all levels to collect. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  40. A Collection of Chinese and Foreign Literary Masterpieces and Stories: Classic Mythological Stories from World Literary Masterpieces Li Cambridgecompleted This book mainly includes Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces about myths, detectives, wars, science fiction, characters, dramas, love, movies, adventures, wisdom and other plot stories. The text strives to be popular, vivid, and clear, and is highly literary, readable, and interesting. It is a good reading material for our readers to understand world literary works and improve their literary quality. It is also the best version for libraries at all levels to collect. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  41. Crescent Moon Collection·flying Bird Collection (Collection of Chinese and Foreign Literary Classics Series) (India) by Rabindranath Tagorecompleted "Collection Series of Chinese and Foreign Literary Classics: Crescent Moon Collection and Flying Birds Collection" is mainly translated from the Bengali poetry collection "Children's Collection" published in 1903, and some are directly created in English. In the collection of poems, the poet vividly describes children's games, skillfully expressing children's psychology and their lively imagination. Its special and timeless artistic charm brings us to a pure world of children and evokes our beau —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  42. World Literature Masterpiece-Pride and Prejudice (UK) Jane Austencompleted "Pride and Prejudice" is Jane Austen's most famous masterpiece. Austen once claimed that "Pride and Prejudice" was her "favorite child". It plays a connecting role in the history of British romantic novels. The plot of the novel is tortuous and vivid, and the language is fresh and beautiful, leaving a deep impression on people. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  43. Hamlet (One of the Top Ten Literary Masterpieces in the World) (UK) William Shakespearecompleted "Hamlet" contains Shakespeare's four most famous tragedies: "Hamlet", "Othello", "King Lear" and "Macbeth". In order to avenge his father, Hamlet found that "the whole era was out of joint", and decided to take up the responsibility of "restoring the world". The result was that his ambition was empty and he was unable to recover. Othello is an upright and honest man who trusts people but hates evil as much as he hates evil. He killed his wife and himself under the influence of an adulterer. In p —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  44. Caligula (The Complete Works of Camus) (France) Albert Camuscompleted "Caligula" includes two parts: Camus's dramatic works and Camus's theory of drama. Camus's drama works include five works: "Caligula", "The Misunderstanding", "Martial Law", "The Just" and "The Rebellion of Asturias". "Caligula" is Camus's very violent impact on the issue of human existence. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  45. Tess (World Famous Translation Library Hardy Collection) (UK) Thomas Hardycompleted "Tess" is one of Hardy's important masterpieces. The novel takes the experiences of the heroine Tess as the main line, describing the conflict between the beautiful poetic image and the surrounding gloomy reality. It vividly describes the disintegration of the small-scale peasant economy after capitalism invaded the British countryside at the end of the 19th century and the painful process of individual farmers heading towards poverty and bankruptcy. Through the description of the double persecu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Red and Black (English Original) Stendhalcompleted "The Red and the Black" is a landmark novel published in 1830 by the French critical realist master Stendhal. The subtitle "Chronicle of 1830" refers directly to the drastic changes in French society before the July Revolution. Through the tragic rise of Julien Sorel, the son of a carpenter, the novel reveals the joint strangulation of common people by the feudal nobles and the Catholic Church during the Bourbon Restoration. Julien uses his extraordinary memory as a weapon, and is trapped in two —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  47. Blood Stained Style (French) Stendhalcompleted You can read some world novels: a collection of short and medium-length works by the 19th-century French critical realist writer Stendhal. When Stendhal was 17 years old, he joined the army and followed Napoleon in the north and south, winning Napoleon's admiration. After the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty in 1814, he was wanted and exiled in Milan. He began publishing works in 1817, and later published his works under the pen name Stendhal. In 1821 he was forced to leave Milan and return to —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  48. The Legend of Giants (Foreign Literature Masterpiece Series) (French) Rabelais, Translated by Bao Wenweicompleted "The Life of the Giant" narrates the birth, education and great achievements of Gargantua and Pantagruel to illustrate the various propositions of humanism; it uses Pantagruel, Baruch and other partners to study marriage problems and travel around the country in search of the bottle as clues to show the broad social picture of the Middle Ages, expose and criticize various social evils, and show the author's unparalleled satirical art and unique charming language style. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  49. Childhood·in the World·my University (Classic Translation) [Russia] Maxim Gorkycompleted The former Soviet Union Russian writer Gorky (1868-1936) was originally named Alexei. Maximovich. Pishkov was born in an ordinary carpenter family. He lost his father when he was young and spent his childhood in the house of his grandfather, a small business owner. He entered the society at the age of eleven, made a living on his own, and experienced the bitterness of the world. Later, he accepted the influence of intellectuals with populist views, participated in secret revolutionary activities —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  50. Hell Changes Written by Ryunosuke Akutagawa; Translated by Qinghecompleted "Hell Change" contains a total of seventeen short stories and short stories by the Japanese literary giant Akutagawa Ryunosuke. Among them, "Hell Transformation" and "The Nose" are representative, starting from a unique narrative perspective and narrative structure, they grimly observed the Japanese social psychology of that time where "others are hell". This abnormal individual psychology gradually evolved into a habitual social psychology, which is thought-provoking. In addition, works represe —Reads8.7Score—Shelves