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Friedrich Dürrenmatt is a world-renowned modern Swiss dramatist and novelist, and one of the most important writers in German literature of the 20th century. This book includes Dürrenmatt's masterpieces of short stories and short stories, including "The Tunnel", "The Dog", "Anchor", "A Watcher's Notes", "Downfall", "The Commission", etc. Dürrenmatt's short stories and short stories are influenced by Kafka and other modern writers. The true depiction of reality in his works is often combined with absurd and even surreal scenes, bringing readers into a world that is both real and illusory, revealing the lonely existence of modern people and reflecting the fear and helplessness of Europeans under the threat of nuclear war. "Anchor" and other novels are also unique detective novels, with vivid and realistic depictions of the characters' psychology and unexpected endings.