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The German philosopher Jasper said: Every great improvement of the individual self stems from re-contact with the classical world. Italian litterateur Calvino said: Classics are books that are being re-read, classics are books that are often read and always new. About the author: Stefan Zweig (1881~1942), a famous Austrian novelist and biographer. His works are characterized by depicting common human psychology such as pride, vanity, jealousy, hatred, etc. They are not trying to attract readers with twists and turns and bizarre plots, but rather highlight the people and things that make people linger in the ordinary life. He wrote a lot of works in various genres throughout his life, and his achievements in biographies and short stories are particularly remarkable. Translator: Yang Jin: Male, Master of Literature from Peking University, proficient in English and French, and has unique insights into literary works. He once worked in government agencies and now works full-time as a writer and translator. Introduction: As a literary giant famous for describing the emotions of characters, Zweig's depiction of the inner world of characters is extremely profound and meticulous. He is good at reproducing characters' personalities and life experiences from a psychological perspective, and is especially good at portraying female psychology and shaping female images. Gorky once sincerely praised his "Letter from a Strange Woman" as "truly an astonishing masterpiece." This book selects seven of Zweig's novels, such as "Letter from a Strange Woman", "Invisible Treasures", "A Man Who Cannot Forget", etc., Which are all his popular classic works.

Known as "the best biographer in human history", Stephen Zweig's masterpiece has been best-selling for nearly a hundred years. It tells the story of fourteen passionate moments that influenced the history of the world and the destiny of the times in beautiful and vivid writing! First published in 1927, it has been expanded from the original five articles to 14. It is still loved by readers all over the world and continues to sell well. With the help of history, Zweig paeans to the passion of ordinary people, pays tribute to the strong faith of great figures when they fight against fate, and gives the fallen losers their due dignity, because in the night of human history, they are the stars that shine forever.

"Letter from a Strange Woman" is Zweig's most famous masterpiece. It has been made into a movie by Xu Jinglei and adapted into a play by Meng Jinghui. It has received enthusiastic response and continues to be performed well. On his 41st birthday, writer R received a letter without signature and address. This letter came from a dying woman and told an unforgettable love story. The hero of this story, writer R, knew nothing about it. This is a woman's "tragedy", but it has become a "fairy tale" for all mankind.

This book collects Zweig's middle and late literary creation works, including "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life", "Adventures in the Auction House", "Moonlight Alley", "Interlude on the Shore of Lake Geneva" and "Invisible Collection". "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life" tells the memories of an old British lady. Driven by a moment of emotion, she risked her life to hand over her fate to a gambler, and in the next twenty-four hours she ushered in an ending that she will never forget. Passion and lust are the themes of Zweig's novels, and they are also the place where he displays his skills as a "hunter of souls".

This set contains three volumes, namely "Letter from a Strange Woman", "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life" and "When Humanity's Stars Shine".

A collection of all classic short and medium stories worth collecting by the master of psychological mapping, Stefan Zweig, and an authoritative version of famous works and translations. From content to binding, it is quite exquisite. It is a classic collection edition that all readers who love Zweig's novels should not miss. "The Story of Chess" was the last novella published by Zweig during his lifetime. It is a political allegory, a classic piece that accuses war and praises human nature. It has an ever-lasting charm in the history of literature. The novel is known as a masterpiece among short stories and short stories for its meticulous psychological portrayal, passionate language, wonderful and compact plot, and shocking emotional power.

Exploring the ultimate mystery of women's soul, celebrating the supreme miracle of human emotions, Stephen Zweig's classic novella worth collecting is included in its entirety, and is an authoritative version jointly dedicated by famous translators of masterpieces. From the content to the binding, it is extremely sophisticated. It is a classic collection edition that all readers who love Zweig's novels should not miss. Including "Fear", "Letter from a Strange Woman" and "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life"

Two famous 80-year-old translators, Gao Fu and Han Yaocheng, have re-examined and completed the previous translation, presenting the essence of the original work; Xu Jinglei directed and starred in the movie of the same name; Meng Jinghui adapted and directed the play of the same name; a novel that made the Russian writer Gorky cry; this book contains some of Zweig's most representative short and medium stories The novel builds a complete text world belonging to Zweig for readers. It is not only full of passion and drama, but also full of detailed reflections on women's inner and spiritual realms. Among them, the world-renowned classic "Letter from a Strange Woman" uses a woman's most painful experience to describe the depth and dedication of love. A man received a letter without a signature or address on his 41st birthday. This letter was from a dying woman and told an unforgettable love story. The hero of this story, the man who received the letter, knew nothing about it.

At the last moment of her life, a strange woman, full of lifelong infatuation, wrote a long and sad letter, revealing her desperate love to a famous writer. The novel uses a woman's most painful experience to describe the depth and devotion of love. A man received a letter without a signature or address on his 41st birthday. This letter was from a dying woman and told an unforgettable love story. The hero of this story, the man who received the letter, knew nothing about it. This wishful love began 18 years ago when she first met a man when she was still a child. She then experienced the obsession of a girl, the passion of youth, and even a life in the world, but she never changed her love for the man. She did not decide to confess her love until she died. She was lying on the deck of a desolate fate, and the white foam pushed her into nothingness...