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Legend has it that a strange-looking tree grows beside the Cloud Bridge in Luo City. Everyone who sees it will enter a mysterious place.

"I wrote "The Standard Bearer of the Twentieth Century" in extreme despair; but I still firmly believe that on the other side of despair, there must be hope." This time, Osamu Dazai's two novels are combined into one book. "Flagbearer of the 20th Century" integrates a variety of writing techniques. Songzi's last words in the movie "The Life of the Disliked Matsuko" are from the title of this work. "Girl's Disciple" is an important work of Osamu Dazai in his later years. It delicately shows the inner changes of a girl and won the 4th Kitamura Totsuya Award.

Spring's Thief is a collection of lesser-known works by Osamu Dazai, including 'Spring's Thief', 'Vulgar Angel', 'New Hamlet', 'Women's Duel', and 'Woman's Lecture'. The stories cover a wide range of topics and employ diverse narrative styles, each showcasing Dazai's keen insight and literary prowess. They also offer a glimpse into Dazai's inner turmoil and his lingering hope for beauty and goodness.

An unknown accident occurred on the way to the southern hemisphere waters of the "Orca". The protagonist Pim was trapped in the bottom cabin. He was tortured by lack of water, hunger, and darkness. When he finally escaped from the current predicament, new dangers followed one after another...

Everyone said that the marriage between the daughter Yunxiao and the prince was a good match. However, the Yun family rejected the prince's marriage proposal and made a marriage arrangement with King Ding. The prince suddenly hanged himself in the palace, and the East Palace changed its owner to King Ding. All the fingers pointed at the Yun family who had refused to marry in advance. Could it be that the Yun family has extraordinary abilities and already knew that Prince Ding would take over the East Palace? Yunxiao tried to turn the tide, but still stood at the forefront of public opinion. According to rumors, Yunxiao was sent to the mountains by her parents to change her life when she was nine years old. She returned to the mansion at the age of fifteen. She was a good strategist and eloquent, had a photographic memory, was invulnerable to all poisons, and was almost a demon. Her life was full of legends! But she said: There are no legends in life, there are just carefully laid plans! PS: The completed articles "Planning for the Emperor's Favor" and "Entertaining the Empress" have been completed. Welcome to join in. General group:572526177 VIP group:1053651458

A collection of prose and haiku by Matsuo Basho, a master of Japanese literary circles and the "Hai Hai Saint", including Basho's main representative works. This book has two parts. The first part is "journey and diary", and the second part is "haiku". "Travel·Diary" includes Matsuo Basho's six famous works: "Oshu Trail" and "Travel in the Wilderness", "Journey to Kashima", "Ji no Essay", "Travel to Sarako" and "Diary of Saga". "Haiku" accounts for about half of the whole book, a total of 118 articles. Matsuo Basho's thoughts, emotions, experiences, and perceptions are all included.

Pride and Prejudice is the masterpiece of British female novelist Jane Austen. The novel tells the love story of Elizabeth Bennet, the daughter of a squire. This work uses daily life as the material. It goes against the content and artificial writing methods of sentimental novels that were popular in the society at that time. It vividly reflects the conservative and closed-off British rural life and world conditions from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century. And has been adapted into movies and TV series many times.

Various healing stories, either searching, pursuing, or forgetting - is there really a paradise? What's on top of the sky? How should nature and humans coexist in peace? Have you been to that castle? That castle of memory in your heart... Various short stories are gathered here, and there may be many answers you are looking for. But where are those answers? They are in the story and you need to find them yourself.

An ordinary young employee lived in aimless inertia all day long. One day he was accused by the court of murder, but was eventually sentenced to death for "not crying at his mother's funeral"...

This book is Mr. Wu Hong's first recollection of 76 years of personal history. He breaks through the general memoir-style writing and presents to readers neither the real past itself nor the complete fiction of a novel, but a creative reconstruction and imagination of experience, a more free and open "memory writing". He uses fantasy techniques to present the throbbing and nightmare of encountering the flying apsara statue in the Kizil Grottoes mural after surviving a desperate situation; and using a calm and restrained style, he reveals the intricate, pious and peaceful connection between individuals, national treasures, cultural relics, and traditional culture through the theft and recovery of the "Cicada Crown Bodhisattva" statue in the Northern Dynasties. He writes about his memories of life in the ancient city of Beijing when he was a teenager, and also reveals his peeping in books and personal stories with his nanny that were either private or frustrating and embarrassing. Under the clear blue sky, on the shores of Lake Michigan, which is green and purple, he reunited with himself who had regained his study time after the turbulent era, and realized the pursuit of his teachers, friends, and old friends for academic transcendence of politics and personal integrity and independence. Current experiences collide with past memories. "At that moment, we felt that we were all survivors of a madhouse, but many people were not as lucky as we were."

"Notes from the Underground" was a turning point in Dostoevsky's creation. He penetrated and sublimated from his early immersion in the human compassion and psychological care of small people, and became a philosophical thinker who foresees human tragedy. Through this novella, he "seems" to tell us the most lacking thing at the time but the most precious thing in the world - personal character, and raised a long list of questions surrounding this central theme. The novel talks about the "individual" versus the group, and the process from the group's blind obedience to the laws of nature to the rebirth of belief in the awakening of individual self-awareness. It is expressed through the literary image created by Dostoevsky, the "basement man," who symbolizes a man on the margins of civilization who has retreated to the corner of his heart. He "consciously" buried himself in the basement of his heart, and his relationship with the group was one of ideological dialectics and the other of social quarrels. The novel is divided into two contrasting parts. The author is proud to say that this is similar to musical variations, and the two complement each other. The author tries to put the entire era, especially the negative characteristics, into this character image, and compare and synthesize a unique character of the era. If we repeatedly chew on these lies that are sometimes funny and sometimes shocking, we may have a new understanding of the source of power that stirs up human souls and renovates social life. For example, the basement man's last question: Which one is better? Is it cheap happiness or noble pain?

Kotaro Isaka's new collection of short stories, classic Isaka-style fantasy stories. Making mistakes can turn bad things into good things; do friends really exist? It doesn't matter if you achieve nothing in life; there is really a medicine for regret in the world... 7 Short stories are wonderfully connected and end with a warm ending. It is an addictive and heart-warming healing fantasy. "Isaka Kotaro's novels have integrity, simplicity, kindness, and positive rhymes." No matter how the world spins, you are your own axis and have the possibility to change everything.

"Eugénie Grandet" is the most important work in Balzac's "Comedy Humane" and one of the most outstanding drawings in "Comédie Humane". The novel describes the family conflicts between the Grandet couple, father and daughter, uncles and nephews, profoundly reveals the money relationship in bourgeois families, extensively unfolds the customs of the French provinces in the first half of the 19th century, and creates a typical artistic image of Grandet, one of the four misers in the gallery of world literary figures. It is known as an ordinary tragedy without poison, no sharp knives, and no bloodshed. The novel integrates psychological analysis, custom description, detailed characterization, and philosophical discussion, and has achieved high artistic achievements.

It is necessary for us to look at Dostoevsky from another angle. If we read his short stories and short stories carefully, we will find that they have a significant impact on him and the world. The three stories included in this collection are among them classics. "White Nights" (1848) is one of the most important masterpieces of the writer's early period (before his exile). Do these four unforgettable white nights leave an eternal and beautiful feeling in the dreamer's heart? Will he find a way out of the conflict between romantic dreams and harsh reality? --The author leaves this question to the reader. "The Little Hero" (1849) is also a love story that takes place in the summer, where dreams and reality are at war. It is worth noting that this is the only complete work written by Dostoevsky while he was in prison before his exile. Therefore, it has incomparable significance. It makes people curious. What did Dostoevsky, a political prisoner at the time, want to tell readers or himself through this childhood memory? Regarding this question, the author once said: "Read it, do you see resentment and pain in that story? It was me who had a peaceful and beautiful dream." The protagonist "The Ridiculous Man" in "The Dream of a Ridiculous Man" (1877) is also a lonely dreamer. He thinks that he is the only one who knows the truth: it doesn't matter whether the world exists or not, it doesn't matter whether people exist or not, and it doesn't matter whether all the problems in society exist, so the problems will disappear. These three articles and "Notes from the Basement" can be connected into a vertical section, charting the evolution of the typical character "Dreamer" and confirming the mental journey of the protagonist in the writer's novel. Dostoevsky is a master of depicting lonely souls and portraying dreams and illusions. He throws these very modern problems of spiritual emptiness and alienation into every reader who is suffering from "modern diseases".

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This book is a collection of Xiao Hong's classic essays. This book selects dozens of Xiao Hong's classic prose masterpieces such as "Remembering Mr. Lu Xun" and "Eternal Longing and Pursuit". It focuses on selecting famous prose works that are clear and clear, with bright and fresh language, highlighting his artistic characteristics of using simple and delicate writing styles to shape characters and human landscapes, which have certain literary appreciation value.

This is a completely strange era, without clocks, police or communication tools, people believe in magic and witchcraft, and kill those who do not believe in them or who offend their beliefs. This was a dark age, filled with endless superstition, corruption, violence, anti-intellectualism and ignorance. The upper class indulged in burning, nepotism, murder, hedonism and selling indulgences.

Professor Lidenbrock accidentally obtained an ancient book from hundreds of years ago. There was a piece of parchment sandwiched in the book. After many layers of interpretation, the professor discovered that the alchemist Saknusem had traveled to the center of the earth. Professor Lidenbrock decided to take his nephew Axel on the same trip. They set out from Hamburg, Germany, and after arriving in Iceland, they asked a guide, Hans, to accompany them. Following the clues in the ancient book, the three people descended from the Snæfellsjökull crater in Iceland. After three months of travel, they experienced difficulties and obstacles such as water shortage, getting lost, and storms. Finally, due to the impact of rock flows, they returned to the ground from another crater on the island of Sdrombli in northern Sicily in the Mediterranean Sea. Only then did they realize that they had traveled four thousand miles underground.

This book uses an integrated approach to describe all aspects of Italian life during the Renaissance. The term "Renaissance" in this book refers only to Italy. In essence, the Renaissance was an economic expansion achieved by a few smart people manipulating the majority of simple people. Renaissance culture was an aristocratic culture built on the backs of the poor. The politics of the Renaissance were commercial oligarchs and military dictatorships replacing the republic. Morally, it was a pagan rebellion that corrupted the moral standards of religious theory, indulged human instincts, and used the wealth of industry and commerce as they pleased. The Renaissance restored classical culture and ended the thousand-year dominance of Eastern spirituality in Europe. It also spread the seeds of enlightenment to France, England, Germany, Flanders and Spain. Conceptual, moral and artistic trends continued to flow northward from Italy for a century. Between 1500 and 1600, all Western European countries recognized her as the mother of the new scientific, artistic and humanistic civilization.

Where is the gun? The dark night is like a prostitute's lies, bottomless... Maybe my loneliness is born. Just like this lingering smoke, it will eventually dissipate in the corners of this city. "He writes ordinary detective novels and has struck a literary gold mine." - The Times

This book is one of the "Comprehensive Translation of Detective Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty: Gao Luopei's Embroidered Portrait Edition". "The Strange Case of the Prince's Coffin: A Collection of Short Stories by Gao Luopei" contains eight short stories including "Five Auspicious Clouds", "The Strange Case of the Prince's Coffin" and "The Strange Case of the Feather Arrow". It is a masterpiece of Gao Luopei's detective novels. The novel tells the story of eight cases detected by Judge Di when he was the county magistrate of Puyang, Hanyuan and other places. The cases are all ordinary ones, including the death of a young woman, the murder of an old scholar, etc., But all of them are twists and turns, exciting and fascinating. Every detail, every seemingly unrelated time, has become a magic weapon to capture the reader's psychology in Gao Luopei's writing. Without hurry or delay, the case develops naturally. The truth seems to be within reach, but it cannot be easily solved. In the exquisite story structure and narrative, readers are naturally drawn into the story along with Judge Dee's meticulous and sophisticated reasoning.

"Antony and Cleopatra" (also translated as "Antony and Cleopatra") is one of the "Complete Chinese Translation Classics by Xu Yuanchong" and one of Shakespeare's famous tragedies. The plot tells the story of Antony, one of the three chiefs of Rome, who is obsessed with the beauty of Cleopatra and almost forgets national affairs. Later, Rome suffered from the rebellion of Thedas Pompeii, the invasion of pirates, the invasion of Parthians from the east, and the death of Antony's wife. Antony regained his strength, returned to Rome, and married Octavian's sister to consolidate political relations. When the wheel subsided, Antony returned to Clupa. Later, a confrontation between Antony and Octavian was formed in Rome. During the sea battle between the two, Antony escaped after Clupa's ship, resulting in the defeat. Antony committed suicide in grief, and Clupa also committed suicide.

The story is simple, but the ending is surprising and shocking. Everything seems to be in the author's writing, and in the eyes of the readers, those who are kind and upright will definitely get a happy ending. Because as a judge, Bobino was an honest judge. Finally, after careful investigation, he discovered that the courtesan Marquise had accused her long-separated husband, the Marquis, of being a lunatic and requested an injunction. It was a scam. She was moved by the fact that the noble Marquis turned out to be a noble man. She held the Marquis's hand tightly and promised that she would never allow the Marquis to have an injunction. Unexpectedly, when I was writing the report and preparing to submit it, I was called to the office by the president of the court.

A collection of short and medium-length stories by Japanese writer Osamu Dazai, which contains ten short and medium-length stories depicting the life of Osamu Dazai. It includes the famous work "Retrograde" by Dazai Osamu, which was shortlisted for the first Akutagawa Literature Prize. Includes a rare warm work in Dazai Osamu's writing career - "Romantic Lantern". This article changes from Dazai Osamu's previous depressing style and tells the story of the Irie brothers and sisters working together to create a new version of "Rape Rapunzel" vividly.

This book is the fourth volume in the series "Collection of Edogawa Ranpo's Mystery Masterpieces". It selects eight classic short stories by the Japanese mystery writer Edogawa Ranpo, covering the most bizarre, curious and philosophically profound works in his creative career. From the voyeur's criminal carnival to the inhuman abnormal love, from the madness of the mirror world to the death game of mechanical devices, Ranpo uses amazing imagination and delicate psychological description to construct a dark maze that wanders between reality and madness.

"Tokyo Tales" contains five short stories, namely "The Accidental Traveler", "Hanalei Bay", "Wherever You May Be Found", "The Kidney Stones Move Every Day" and "Shinagawa Monkey". The most bizarre of the five stories is the last one, "Shinagawa Monkey". A young woman named Ando Mizuki suffered from a kind of "amnesia syndrome" and could not remember her own name once or twice a week. After many twists and turns, it was found that the "amnesia syndrome" was caused by a monkey... Although it is a "fantasy", Haruki Murakami still discusses metaphysical life issues in the novel. Tan Tongtan, Qitan means strange talk and strange news. As we all know, most of the titles of Murakami's novels are frivolous and avoid reality, but this collection of short stories is exactly the same as what it appears to be. It is indeed a strange story that took place in Tokyo.

The story of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" takes place in a small town in St. Petersburg, USA. Tom Sawyer is naughty and eccentric by nature. He hates the dull and boring life in daily life. He creates a lot of mischief with the wild boy Huckleberry Finn. He ran away from home, explored a desert island, experienced a free "pirate" life, and witnessed a murder. After some struggle, Tom overcame his inner fear and bravely exposed Injun Joe's crime. Unfortunately, he and his friends got lost in the cave, and the escaped criminal Joe lurked beside them... After experiencing a series of thrilling adventures, Tom gradually grew into a brave, fearless and responsible little man, and even actually found the pirate's treasure.

"The Dancer of Izu" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Yasunari Kawabata, which especially includes the famous "The Dancer of Izu", as well as exquisite short stories such as "Bonfire", "Hot Spring Hotel" and "Mother's First Love". A boy from Tokyo falls in love with an innocent and simple little dancer. The vague love transcends class, and the gentle first love becomes an unforgettable love that will last forever.

"Snow Country" tells the story of Shimamura and geisha Komako getting acquainted in the Snow Country. After a brief relationship, the lonely Komako began to look forward to the annual date with Shimamura. On the third train trip to Snow Country for an appointment, Shimamura met a woman named Ye Zi and was deeply attracted by the beautiful reflection of Ye Zi on the car window. Since then, several people have been involved in emotional entanglements, until a sudden fire brought everything to an abrupt end...

Includes two masterpieces, "Snow Country" and "Thousand Cranes". "Snow Country" is Kawabata Yasunari's highest masterpiece. The beauty of nothingness, purity and sadness depicted in this painting reaches the extreme, making people heart-thumping and melancholy at the same time. "Thousand Cranes" expresses the conflict between love and reason, and depicts Japanese scenery and psychology to the extreme. It seems that there are thousands of white cranes flying in the sunset between the lines.

This book includes the Nobel Prize-winning novel "Snow Country" and seven classic works including "Oil", "Fantasy of May", "Bonfire", "Her Dress", "Thousand Generations", "Orphan's Feelings" and "Human Heart" from the collection of first love short stories "First Love Novels". "Snow Country" is Kawabata Yasunari's representative work of aestheticism. The author uses a graceful and sad style to describe a snow world where the beauty of nothingness, cleanliness and sadness are intertwined for readers. The story mainly tells the story of a Tokyo dance art researcher named Shimamura, who went to a hot spring hotel in the snow country three times, and had a love entanglement with the local geisha Komako and the girl Ye Zi who met by chance. The article is full of delicate emotions of love and futility.

"The Dancing Girl of Izu" is an autobiographical novel written by Kawabata Yasunari based on his trip to Izu when he was nineteen years old (1918). The author lost his parents when he was young, and when he was sixteen, all his relatives left him. His tragic life experience gave him a withdrawn and melancholy character. In order to relieve this depressed mood, the author started a journey to Izu alone when he was nineteen years old. On the way, he met a group of artists who made a living from touring performances. The author was moved by the innocence and kindness of one of the fourteen-year-old dancers, and followed them all the way. Unfortunately, the huge identity difference between the two made this hazy love affair end in vain. Through the delicate description of the scenery, the author allows readers to immerse themselves in the beautiful scenery of Izu and at the same time sigh at the beautiful and hazy emotions between ignorant boys and girls, achieving a harmonious blend of love and scenery. The novel is the author's early masterpiece and most famous work. It was widely praised as soon as it was published and has been adapted to the screen many times. It is a famous article in the history of Japanese literature describing the innocent love between young men and women. This book also includes several famous short stories by Kawabata Yasunari.

"Snow Country" describes the emotional entanglement between Shimamura, a dance art researcher, who went to a hot spring hotel in Snow Country three times, and a local geisha named Komako, and a girl named Ye Zi who met by chance. During this period, the beauty of nothingness, cleanliness and sadness are depicted to the extreme.

Nothingness, cleanliness, sadness, the crystallization of Japanese beauty, has influenced the classic works of Mo Yan, Yu Hua and other literary giants. It is one of Kawabata Yasunari's most famous works, a Nobel Prize-winning work, and translated by the famous Japanese literature translator Gao Huiqin. "Snow Country" tells the story of Shimamura, who enjoys eating his ancestral property and studying imaginary Western dances. He visits a hot spring village in the northern snow country three times and meets the local geisha Komako and the girl Ye Zi who meets by chance on the train. Kawabata Yasunari meticulously painted a peaceful and pure picture of the Snow Country: thick layers of snow, low houses lying on the ground, the bright Milky Way in the northern night sky, and the Snow Country woman burning passionately with love. Although Shimamura is attracted to Komako, in his pursuit of the beauty of nothingness and the belief that everything is in vain, from his perspective, Komako's beauty, her love, and all her sacrifices for others are meaningless...

"Flowers Never Sleep" selects Kawabata Yasunari's fine prose, including "Flowers Never Sleep", "Sorrow", "The Beauty of Japanese Literature", etc. Kawabata Yasunari's delicate sensitivity is reflected in his observation of life details, and his aesthetic thoughts are also hidden in many essays. This collection of essays presents Kawabata's aesthetic thoughts and the essence of oriental Japanese aesthetics.

The beautiful life of a master of Chinese studies in the green college years. From Jinan to Beijing is the unique green and beautiful past of youth. Studying in Tsinghua University, working as a high school teacher, and remembering friends when teachers were pregnant... The flowing emotions are nostalgic memories of the best years.

"Setting Sun" was written around June 1947, one year before Osamu Dazai's death. After the war, her mother, who was born into a noble family, fell into financial ruin and was forced to move to a small villa in Izu with her daughter, Kazuko, to make a living. His younger brother Naoji, who was drafted into the army shortly after, returned from Nanyang and lived a life of debauchery with the writer Uehara every day. At the same time, the mother's health deteriorated, and she finally passed away with her son and daughter by her side. After her mother died, Kazuko decided to revolutionize love without any worries and went to court Uehara, whom she admired. Early the next morning, his brother Naoharu committed suicide at home, leaving a suicide note describing his pain and past... "The Setting Sun" was written after Japan's defeat. The whole book is full of the pain of war and the pain of growing up. It is one of Japan's famous coming-of-age novels and is deeply loved by young readers.

The work illustrates some of the most destructive and intense forms of love - Ruthalyn/Christie's only daughter. The dangers of the human heart are not limited to murder. The inner turmoil within a family or between lovers alone is enough to make any story thrilling and make you hold your breath as if reading a murder story. The only thing Christy left to the world was what she called herself

"Snow Country" was one of the three novels mentioned by Kawabata Yasunari when he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. "Ancient Capital" is one of the three novels mentioned by Kawabata Yasunari when he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. It is also one of his highly regarded novels. It describes the joys and sorrows of a pair of twin sisters, and also presents the customs and customs of Kyoto. "A Thousand Cranes" contains four classic novels by the world-famous writer Kawabata Yasunari, "A Thousand Cranes", "Cangha Plover", "Dancing Girl of Izu" and "Hot Spring Hotel". Among them, "A Thousand Cranes" was one of the three novels mentioned when he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.

This book is the complete collection of Wilde's fairy tales, including two collections of fairy tales written by Wilde during his lifetime - "The Happy Prince and Other Stories" and "The House of Pomegranates", including nine famous stories including "The Happy Prince" and "The Nightingale and the Rose". The fairy tales created by Wilde are unique in style and full of whimsical ideas. They are known as "the most beautiful fairy tales in the world" and "the most touching fairy tales in the world". They are not only suitable for children to read, but also for adults. Behind every interesting story lies the author's satire and criticism of social reality and unpredictable human nature. Almost every reader can find resonance with the author's writing.

This collection includes two of the "Four Comedies" - "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "The Merchant of Venice", "Nothing to Worry" and "As You Like It" - which represent the highest achievement of Shakespeare's comedy creation: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "As You Like It". "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a bizarre and pleasant "dream". In the lush forest in midsummer, fairies dance among the flowers under the soft and romantic moonlight. Hermia and Lysander, Helena and Demetrius both came here because of unsatisfactory marriages and loves. After many twists and turns, they finally got married with the help of the Immortal King. "As You Like It" tells the story of Rosaline, the daughter of an exiled duke, and Orlando, who is abused by his eldest brother Oliver. Orlando repays kindness with kindness and saves his brother, causing him to discover his conscience and fall in love with Celia. In the end, a total of four pairs of lovers got married, and everyone was happy.

"Love's Labour's Labour" is a drama script written by the British playwright William Shakespeare. It is a comedy and was first published in 1598. The play tells the story of the four kings and ministers of the Nava Kingdom who vowed to be pure in desire, reject all material enjoyment, avoid sexual intercourse with women, and concentrate on studying for three years. But when the beautiful French princess and her maids came to the court, they forgot all about their vows and rushed to woo them. But because they lacked real feelings, the French princess scolded them and left them. In this play, Shakespeare satirizes the love rhetoric and views of love among the court aristocrats.

The works included in "Three Words", whether they are old pieces from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, new works from the Ming Dynasty or Feng Menglong's drafts, have been added, deleted, and retouched by Feng Menglong to varying degrees. These works have a wide range of themes and complex contents. There are condemnations of the ugliness of feudal bureaucracy and praise of the virtues of upright officials. There are praises of friendship and love and rebuke of treachery and heartless behavior. What is more noteworthy is that there are many works describing the lives of ordinary people in the city. Some of the works of "Erpai" reflect the lives of citizens and their ideologies. "Erpai" is good at organizing plots, so most chapters have a certain appeal and the language is more vivid.

The latest classic version of FLTRP! "Henry VI" (Part 2) outlines the history of England from the age of 34 to 50 when Henry VI was 34 years old. Due to the king's cowardice and incompetence, the War of the Roses between the royal families continued, with the two factions winning and losing, and the people suffering.

Thoreau revised his manuscript seven times and finally published it in 1854. "Walden" records Thoreau's secluded life and thoughts during more than two years at Walden Pond, showing nature with human presence. Using trees, plants, soil and wildlife as references, the fate of humanity is pondered. The book is structured around seasons, mixing proverbs, historical facts and anecdotes, integrating scientific observations into a high degree of poetry.

The protagonist Shogo Hamura is entrusted by his seriously ill brother Ichiro to go to Kobe to find evidence to clear his father of corruption charges. Driven by his brother's obsession, Shogo launched an investigation. He found his father's sister and accepted his aunt's request to recognize him as his adopted son. During a trip, his adoptive mother died mysteriously, and everyone present had a perfect alibi. Who was the murderer? What's the motivation? Obsession, family affection, corruption, conspiracy, calculation... As the investigation continues to deepen, larger conspiracies slowly emerge. When you unravel the mystery step by step and get closer to the truth, is the truth really like this?

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"Three Words" is the collective name of "Mingyan", "Words to Warn the World" and "Everlasting Words to Awaken the World" compiled by the famous Ming Dynasty writer Feng Menglong. It is also collectively known as "Sanyan Erpai" together with "Erpai" written by the famous Ming Dynasty writer Ling Shuchu. It enjoys a high status in the history of Chinese literature and is as famous as the "Four Great Classics" and "Jin Ping Mei". "Yu Shi Ming Yan" is the first part of "Three Words", consisting of forty volumes and forty kinds of scripts. The themes are wide-ranging, depicting the true face of urban citizen life, and mainly embodying the thoughts, aspirations and moral standards of the citizen class. Among them, "Brother Jiang Xing Meets Again in Pearl Shirt", "Shen Xiaoxia Meets as a Teacher", "Teng Dayin's Ghost Seizes Household Property", "Jade Slave Beats the Lover with a Stick" and "Song Sigong Makes a Trouble with the Soul-Confining Zhang" are all excellent works that have long been famous. The annotated version of Mr. Chen Xizhong published this time corrects the errors in the previous annotated version, makes detailed annotations on poems, allusions, historical facts, difficult words, etc., And pays attention to citing ancient novels such as "Water Margin" and "Jin Ping Mei" as examples and comparisons. It is an excellent text that is both convenient for readers to read and has collection value.

"Fable" is Faulkner's painstaking work in his later years. It subverted Faulkner's previous "Yoknapatawpha lineage". While it won the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, it also caused huge controversy. The story takes place in Verdun at the end of World War I, and spans a week. A regiment of the French army launched a mutiny and openly disobeyed the order to attack the German army. At the same time, the German soldiers also stopped attacking, and the battlefield that had been noisy for four years temporarily returned to calm. The commanders of the allied forces of France, Britain, and the United States were greatly shocked. They could not tolerate this kind of calm, and ordered the 3,000 soldiers of the regiment to be taken to the Allied headquarters and sentenced to death... As Faulkner said: "If Jesus comes again in 1914-1915, he will be crucified on the cross again." Faulkner used the story of Jesus' crucifixion to express his deep thoughts on human nature and war.

A difficult love, a difficult life. Calvino uses the difficulties of "love" and "life" as the main thread, and lightly captures the images of ordinary people's lives: the difficulty of spending a night cramped in the second-class carriage for the lover; the difficulty of not being able to show off the affair after a night of love; the difficulty of the couple who are forced to live apart from each other day and night. ; The difficulty of wearing glasses to discover a new world but unable to see clearly because the vision is too clear; the difficulty of living in a city shrouded in smoke and with no hope of purification... These difficulties constitute the constants of human life, linking the path of contemplation of the present world, as well as some moments of epiphany.