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People who grew up reading Verne will always be curious about the world! Liu Cixin, the representative Chinese science fiction writer and author of "The Three-Body Problem", wrote a handwritten message and highly recommended it! Liu Cixin's science fiction enlightenment book! The brand new translation, without deleting a word, fully demonstrates the extraordinary charm of Verne! A selection of 8 illustrations from the first edition of "Journey to the Center of the Earth" in 1864, carefully redrawn to reproduce the original appearance of the first edition! Verne is one of the undisputed founders of the science fiction literary genre! In the history of human literature, Verne became an adventurous scientific prophet because of his extraordinary insight! He is the irreplaceable father of science fiction and a pioneer of surrealism! An ancient piece of parchment and a mysterious name hinted at a shocking secret: it turned out that someone really had traveled to the center of the earth. This greatly shocked Professor Lidenbrock. So he took his nephew and guide to the crater, and their adventure would begin here...

According to the work of the famous French writer Jules Verne, in a small town in Virginia, two amateur astronomers simultaneously discovered a bolide orbiting the earth. According to astronomers' calculations, it was a small celestial body weighing about 1.867 Million tons and made of pure gold, worth as much as 588,880 billion francs. Another amateur in this city designed a machine based on a new principle he discovered, and successfully made the Venus fall on his private property in Greenland. The discovery and fall of this meteor led to scenes of human farce, from family discord to the battles between world powers, and there was panic and chaos everywhere. In the end, the inventor angrily pushed Venus into the sea, ending the farce.

With a "whoosh" sound, a light boat sailed 20 nautical miles in the eastern Mediterranean Sea in an instant. The speed is so fast that it is rare in the world and makes people feel incredible. This day happened to be October 18, 1827 AD, but the sun was setting on the horizon and it was almost dusk.

"Captain Grant's Children" is one of Verne's famous trilogy. The novel tells the story of Glenarvan, the owner of the "Duncan", who received clues about Captain Grant, the Scottish navigator who was killed and disappeared two years ago, and asked the British government to send a ship to search for him. The British government has always been discriminatory against the Scots and actually rejected his request. Glenarvan resolutely decided to form his own team and complete the project himself. He took Captain Grant's children through the grasslands of South America, across the interior of Australia and New Zealand, and circled the earth once. Along the way, they overcame countless difficulties and dangers with unparalleled perseverance and bravery, and finally found Captain Grant on a desert island in the Pacific. This book denounces poverty, unemployment, and the oppression of others, indicts the colonial system, and expresses sympathy for those people struggling for freedom.

Verne's short story "Monsieur D sharp and Mademoiselle E flat" was published in the Christmas issue of "Le Figaro" in 1893 and included in the short story collection "Yesterday and Tomorrow". If Mr. D goes crazy, he will not be able to marry Miss E flat in 10 years - this is a marriage blessed by God. This proves that even if there is a pitch difference of one-eighth, a pitch difference between two homophonic notes, as Master Ephranai said, they can still be happy when they get married.

Works by the famous French writer Jules Verne. In the Transylvania region of the Austrian Empire, the shepherd Fuliko discovered that the Carpathian Castle, which had been deserted for many years, suddenly started to smoke again. He screamed in terror. Fuliko was regarded as a wizard. People said he had the ability to summon gods and monsters. Did he see monsters? The author of this book uses amazingly rich imagination and unique artistic conception to describe an ancient castle that is both mysterious and terrifying. The author reveals the mystery of the castle by describing Franz, a legendary figure who bravely explores the castle. This story is full of romantic legend, but it is by no means a boring fabrication. The owner of the castle is an eccentric old man. When he was young, he liked a popular soprano singer very much, but this singer fell in love with the young Count Franz. During the singer's farewell performance, the terrifying face of the owner of the castle scared the poor singer to death. However, the lonely owner of the castle thought that Franz had killed his dream lover and took revenge on him. When Franz passed by the Carpathian Castle, he heard the familiar singing voice of the dead female singer coming from inside. He thought that his lover was still alive, but was imprisoned inside by the owner of the castle. So he crazily sneaked into the castle. After a series of adventures, he discovered that all the supernatural phenomena in the mysterious castle were the magical effects of electricity, and the voice and image of the singer's lover were also illusions made of electricity. Although he solved the mystery of the castle, he became insane and spent a sad life in his memories.

"The Invisible Bride" is a work by the famous French writer Jules Verne. After Verne's death, it was rewritten by his son Michel Verne and published as a posthumous work. In 1757, in the Hungarian city of Laz, the French painter Marc Vidal was about to hold a wedding to Milla, the daughter of the famous local doctor Roetlich. However, the German William Storlitz, who proposed to Mila a few months ago but failed to propose, used the invisibility skills left by his father to wantonly obstruct and sabotage their wedding: first he tore up the wedding notice many times, and then sang the German "Song of Hate" at the engagement party, trampled the bouquet, tore up the engagement, and took away the bride's crown... When they held their wedding in the church, Storlitz threw the wedding ring out and uttered a vicious curse. Mira fainted in Mark's arms on the spot. After doing this, Stolitz openly provoked the residents of the city and used invisibility to make Mira invisible. Finally, when Stolitz and his servant went to get the potion to remove the invisibility, they died under the vengeful knife of the doctor's son, Captain Haraland, and the secret of his invisibility was also buried with his death. The next year, Mira, who had been living an invisible life, finally lost the effect of the invisibility potion when she gave birth to a child.

The Duncan, a new ship of the Scottish aristocrat Sir Glenarvan, caught a shark during its trial voyage. The sailors found a drift bottle in the shark's belly. The letter in the bottle was blurred due to being soaked in seawater. According to the remaining handwriting, it can be inferred that this is a distress letter sent by a captain named Grant two years ago. He was trapped somewhere at the 37° south latitude. Lord Glenarvan turned to the English navy for help in rescuing Captain Grant, but to no avail. At the request of Captain Grant's children, Mary and Robert, he decided to set sail on his Duncan to search. They searched all the land at 37 degrees south latitude: Chile and Argentina in South America, the interior of Australia, and New Zealand. They were surrounded by dangers along the way. They climbed mountains and glaciers but encountered sudden earthquakes, crossed grasslands and encountered droughts and floods, and encountered beasts on land and storms at sea.

A ship named the Forward gathered a group of single and able-bodied crew members at a high price in a British port to explore the Arctic, an area of ​​the world that was still unknown at the time. The captain did not appear at first, only a dog appeared, and it temporarily became the captain. At the beginning of the voyage, everyone was in high spirits, but soon they became impatient, and Captain Hatteras appeared in this situation. After the captain appeared, they continued to move forward and arrived at the island where the supply station was located. They found that there was not much left there, and the coal on the ship was getting less and less. Later, the Forward hit an ice floe and the ship ran aground. The coal was burned out and alcohol had to be used instead. However, more and more sailors were suffering from scurvy. The doctor on the ship accidentally discovered that there was a coal mine nearby, so he went to search with the captain. On the way, Simpson froze to death and rescued an American sailor. When I went back, I found that the Forward was destroyed by the rebels... What other stories will the sailors experience?

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is the second part of Verne's trilogy, telling a vivid and mysterious collection of marine encyclopedia knowledge! The novel begins with the appearance of "monsters" on the sea and frequently attacks ships from various countries, causing people to panic, and ends with the Nautilus being swallowed by the Atlantic whirlpool. The whole novel is full of suspense and interlocking. Although the underwater scenery shown in the novel is charming, the reader, or the protagonist, is always confused by a mystery. He is always thinking and trying to solve this mystery: Who is Captain Nemo? Why does this talented engineer and knowledgeable scholar hate human society so much? What is the purpose of his roaming under the sea? When is the journey? The terminal point? The repeated escape efforts of Aronnax, Gong Saiyi and Ned Land seem to have been inadvertently frustrated. Can they return to the earth and gain freedom? How will this underwater journey end? The old mystery has just been solved, and new confusions are in front of them. The whole novel unfolds in this atmosphere of unrest and rising.

During the American Civil War, five Union prisoners escaped from the Confederate base camp in a balloon. They encountered a storm on the way and were thrown onto an uninhabited island in the South Pacific. These castaways relied on their wisdom and extraordinary perseverance to overcome many difficulties. They not only made bows and arrows for hunting, but also made pottery, glass, windmills, telegraphs, and mapped the geographical location of the island. They lived on the island for four years and built it into a prosperous paradise. They have also encountered many difficulties, such as lack of food, lack of medicine, and even attacks by pirates, but there is always a mysterious figure helping them secretly. This person is Captain Nemo, the protagonist in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea". They also discovered a "savage" who had lived on the island for twelve years. He was the pirate who betrayed Captain Grant in "Captain Grant's Sons"... Finally, in a volcanic eruption, several people almost died until the "Duncan" commanded by Captain Grant's son Robert rescued them back home. This book is the last in the "Jules Verne Ocean Trilogy". The plot of the novel is ups and downs and thrilling. Although it has been published for more than a hundred years, it has always been highly praised and loved by readers all over the world.

This is a work by the famous French writer Jules Verne. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. The protagonist Kelabang is a tobacco merchant with a stubborn and old-fashioned nature. He was going to his nephew's house across the strait to attend a wedding. In order to express his dissatisfaction with the unreasonable tax policy, he decided to lead people along the Black Sea to the other side of the strait, and experienced numerous difficulties and obstacles. Their carriage was bitten by mosquitoes, besieged by wild boars, and encountered volcanic eruptions of gas underground in the prairie. They almost died. In addition, he also had to deal with the machinations of the Turkish dignitaries... With his profound geographical knowledge, Verne vividly described the beautiful scenery along the Black Sea coast, the lively scenes of Constantinople, Turkish customs, and the traditional customs of the Kalmouk nomadic tribe.

"Father of Science Fiction" Jules Verne is an eternal classic! The movie of the same name won three US Oscars! The story begins in 1866. At that time, people discovered a huge and terrifying sea monster in the sea. When the news came out, it immediately caused a sensation all over the world. French naturalist Aronnax was invited to participate in the capture operation. However, he and his servant accidentally fell into the sea and accidentally swam onto the back of the "sea monster". Embarked on a fantasy and interesting adventure: it turned out that the "sea monster" was a diving ship with a strange structure, named the Nautilus. Captain Nemo invited Aaron Nax and others to travel with him on the bottom of the sea. They set out from the Pacific Ocean and passed through coral islands, the Indian Ocean, The Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and finally the Atlantic Ocean, along the way I saw various astonishing underwater wonders and a variety of marine animals and plants... "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" not only has a confusing plot and the characters' fates change rapidly, but also contains a wealth of scientific knowledge like an encyclopedia. Therefore, the book has been carefully compiled and expanded knowledge points in various aspects such as marine biology, physics, culture, meteorology, geography, history, etc., So that readers can read more easily and gain more knowledge while reading.

The work of Jules Verne, the famous French science fiction novelist. Generous Mrs. Karen Seymour established a travel fund for the baccalaureate winners of Antilles secondary schools and funded a long trip to the Antilles for nine baccalaureate winners and one teacher. The lucky ones set off on the "Smart", and what awaited them was the test of death and adventure at sea. The story has twists and turns and is highly readable.

This book is one of Jules Verne's most popular works, and was once translated into Chinese as "The Big Raft". Compared with several of Verne's more famous novels such as "Captain Grant's Children" and "The Mysterious Island", this work is somewhat different in terms of plot and character description. In this work, a heinous villain-Torres-is introduced at the beginning. It is precisely because of this man's machinations and despicable behavior that the protagonist of the story has experienced all kinds of hardships. Torres can be said to be a very bad villain. As a relatively main character, this is not common in Verne's works. There is also a very important clue in this work that runs through the entire text, that is, a cryptographic document. Cipher files appear in several of Verne's works, of course with different functions. The content of the password file in this work is also very strange. As for the meaning of the content of the document, it is for readers to discover by themselves.

A science fiction novel full of legend, thrill and adventure. It tells the story of human beings carrying out scientific research and scientific experiments in order to realize their dream of flying. The protagonist of the story, Robiel, is smart, kind, brave, and has a distinctive personality. Through his own efforts and teamwork, Robiel finally realized the human dream of flying into the sky. At the same time, he also became the embodiment of advanced technology and justice. The irony of reality is that the novel also creates several other typical characters, including the conservative chairman and secretary, the ignorant and cowardly servants, and the onlookers who watch the excitement. The educational significance of Verne's work is very obvious.

In a small town in Virginia, USA, two avid astronomy enthusiasts discovered a bolide orbiting the Earth at the same time. What's even more exciting is that this bolide is not an ordinary planet, but a "golden ball" made of pure gold and worth hundreds of millions! Suddenly the whole town was boiling. People are excited and full of imagination. In order to defend their respective rights of discovery and ownership, the two former friends launched a majestic and farce-filled crazy war, which even turned them into enemies. Two families and a marriage also fell into an embarrassing deadlock. International powers also held congresses and launched an undercurrent of competition for interests. At the same time, this astonishing astronomical discovery inspired a genius with strange behavior and extraordinary mind in the city. This geek designed a magical machine that successfully caused bolides to fall into his temporary private home in Greenland.

This is a work by the famous French writer Jules Verne. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. An organization called the French Overseas Company decided to dig a canal to bring Mediterranean water into the Sahara Desert to form a new sea. This was the "Sea Invasion" plan. The locals were restless and worried that their vested interests would be harmed, especially the Tuareg Spring people, who were famous among the local tribes and made a living by robbing desert caravans. As the leader, Hajar was powerful in all directions. He was captured in a battle and successfully escaped from prison on the eve of the canal's construction. A team led by Ardigan was ordered to survey the progress of the project. When they arrived at the construction site, they found it vandalized and deserted. What's even more unfortunate is that the team encountered Hajar's people on the way to find reinforcements, became prisoners, and was locked up in the stockade. By chance, they managed to escape, but faced fatal danger several times in the desert. The situation that worried them most finally happened, and Hajar's men appeared in the billowing dust...

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is a science fiction novel written by the French writer Jules Verne. It mainly tells the story of three people on a frigate who participated in the search for a "sea monster" and fell into the sea and boarded a submarine. These three people are Professor Aronnax, assistant Conseil and harpooner Ned Rand. The mysterious Captain Nemo put them under house arrest in a submarine named "Nautilus", and Aronnax and his friends had to follow the submarine around the oceans. During their trip to the bottom of the sea, they saw countless beautiful scenery and experienced many thrilling adventures...

This is a work by the famous French writer Jules Verne. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. After James, a 55-year-old coal mining engineer, received two secret letters with completely different contents, he decided to go to the Aberfoyle coal mine, which had been exhausted 10 years ago. It was also the workplace where he had devoted most of his life. Ford, the former foreman of the coal mine, was the first letter writer to send an invitation to James. He did not believe that the coal seam had been hollowed out. He had been looking for new veins every day for 10 years and finally got his wish. Before finding this larger rich mine, he, like many people who made the mine their home, moved his family down the mine. Although the second letter writer who dissuaded James from going to the coal mine did not show up for a long time, James and Ford were repeatedly in danger on their way to the new mine for inspection. Some accidents occurred naturally, but more were caused by man-made obstructions. At the end of the novel, the truth is revealed, and the Abefuir coal mine returns to its former prosperity.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. It is said that the last ray of light emitted by the sun when it slowly sets on the sea level is green; it is said that people who have seen the green light will not go astray on emotional issues; it is said that the appearance of green light will destroy illusions and lies... The Scottish lady Helena Campbell had never seen the green light and refused to get married. A report in the morning newspaper took off the mysterious veil of this legend and made it real and credible. Helena's two uncles had already chosen a suitable husband for the girl, but they didn't know how to convince her, so the three of them embarked on a long journey to pursue the green light with their own concerns. Along the way, there are not only the magnificence of the sea and adventures beside the whirlpool, but also thrilling scenes in the caves. Although the person her uncle was looking for appeared, it was not to Helena's liking at all; the young Scottish nobleman who appeared out of nowhere eventually formed a century-long relationship with her. The two of them went through a lot of hardships, but the moment they saw the green light, they were confused by each other's eyes full of passionate love and missed the opportunity. Helena sighed and said: "Now that I have found happiness, I will leave the opportunity to find the green light to others..."

This book is one of the masterpieces of the French writer Jules Verne. It tells the story of the naturalist and biologist Aronnax, his servant Conseil, and the harpooner Ned Land, who traveled around the seabed with Nemo, the captain of the Nautilus submarine. As the most famous work in Verne's classic "Ocean Trilogy", this book has the most confusing plot, the most ever-changing fate of the characters, the richest and detailed knowledge and the most rigorous and unparalleled fantasy. It can be called a "novel-style encyclopedia".

This is a work by the famous French writer Jules Verne. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. Bulgaria was occupied by the Ottoman Empire from the end of the 14th century and established a constitutional monarchy after the Russo-Turkish War. This book takes the Bulgarian people's rise against foreign aggression and strives for national liberation as the background. It vividly reproduces this period of history through the legendary encounter and indomitable struggle experience of the navigator Radko. Since he has not heard from his wife Nadya for a long time, the exiled Bulgarian patriot Serge Radko, aliased as Ilya Brush, won the championship in a fishing competition, and in the name of fishing, he went down the Danube River, intending to return to his hometown of Ruse to find news about Nadya. For several months, bandits frequently appeared along the Danube River, disturbing people's peace. The leader of this group of robbers was Radko's love rival Ivan Striga. He often mentioned Radko when he robbed the village, causing people to mistake Radko for the bandit leader. In order to track down the bandits, Sheriff Carl Dragosh changed his name to Jaeger and boarded Radko's boat on the way. Along the way, they experienced various incidents. In the end, Dragosh captured the gang of robbers with the help of Radko; Striga was killed by Radko, and Nadya, who was kidnapped by him, was successfully rescued by Radko. From then on, they lived a happy life together. The book describes and introduces the Danube River, the countries and famous cities along its banks.

A good samaritan saved a governor. The governor wrote in his will the location of the unnamed island where he kept jewelry worth 100 million francs. However, the governor only told him the latitude of the island. As for the longitude, the governor asked him to find several other heirs to find out... In this way, a treasure hunting frenzy began, led by the kindhearted man's son Master Antifer, and involved notaries, bankers, priests... And of course navigators. However, all they found was one small island after another, and danger after danger. Finally, they unlocked the last secret of the Governor's will, and they were about to get the jewelry worth hundreds of millions of francs, but... But what, you might as well come and see for yourself.