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"Selected Poems of Heine" is a collection of poems by the famous German poet Heinrich Heine. The poetry collection selects hundreds of poems written by him from 1816 to 1855. In the early stage, it mainly focused on love, ideals and beliefs, with the characteristics of romanticism, while in the later stage, it focused on social reality and revolutionary ideological trends, using exaggerated satire, bizarre metaphors, folk legends, personal fantasies, interesting dialogues and other creative techniques to achieve a perfect unity of the ideological and artistic nature of the poem, becoming an example of the combination of realism and romanticism.

"Florence Nights" picks up three of Heine's novellas and a little-known prose play "Doctor Faustus" that is comparable to Goethe's immortal poetic drama "Faust". Readers can get a glimpse of this from several works in this small book.