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The young Paul Boymer, the fitter Garden, Miller who always carried his textbooks with him, the sober-minded Corporal Cropp, the coal digger Haile Weishus, the farmer Detling, and Stanislaus Kaczynski were sent to the front after ten weeks of military training. In 1918, the last member of this class was killed on the front line. The record in the battle report of the army headquarters is only one sentence: There is no war on the Western Front.

Remarque is a top novelist of the 20th century, a master highly respected by Zweig, Günter Grass, Lin Yutang, Ba Jin, Wang Shuo, Mu Xin, Wang Xiaobo, Zhou Guoping and others. His life spanned from a small German town to the battlefield on the Western Front, from the Swiss countryside to the streets of Paris, from Hollywood to Manhattan; his works describe youth during war, love in troubled times, and wandering in the city... Witnessing half a century of cruelty and romance, his stories are the shadow of his life. The collection of Remarque's works series includes three works with different styles created by Remarque at different stages. "All Quiet on the Western Front" was created based on Remarque's personal experience. Its simple and powerful words shocked millions of readers, sold well all over the world, and became a classic that has influenced generations of people. He was also nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for this book. "Lisbon Nights" is the last work published by Remarque during his lifetime. It is written with skillful writing and uses crazy love to fight against the crazy times. "The Promised Land" is Remarque's posthumous work. It is written like prose and depicts the life of a group of displaced people in New York. As Zweig said: "You will be conquered by his works without persuasion; without exaggeration, he will shock your heart."