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Miss Marple, who was living a peaceful old life, suddenly received a letter from an old friend who was willing to give her a huge inheritance if she did something for him. However, the letter did not say what the specific incident was, only referring to the operation as "Nemesis." Miss Marple unknowingly embarked on the "trip" prepared for her by her friend. She was convinced that the task was related to a crime, so she wanted to "discover the crime" first. She must suspect everyone and everything, and this unexpected crime-solving journey looks increasingly dangerous...

"Notes from the House of the Dead" is one of the most important and influential works published by the great Russian writer Dostoevsky in the 19th century during the Russian serfdom reform period. Based on his own personal experience, the author described what he saw during hard labor in a calm and objective style. The whole book is composed of independent chapters such as memories, essays, close-ups, and stories, which vividly displays the terrible situation and mental state of various types of convicts, and outlines the unique personalities of various characters.

This book selects dramatic stories from the famous British playwright Shakespeare. The author is good at depicting characters, with vivid and prominent images, and the plot of the story is so varied that it is difficult to estimate: Who does Prince Hamlet want to take revenge on? What was the result? Romeo and Juliet's families are feuding, can they really date? In "The Merchant of Venice", the most admired young lawyer turns out to be...

"The Story of the Romans" is a book about history and evaluation of men today by the author Shiono Nanao. "Stories of Men" can be said to be a complete record of men from ancient to modern times, writing stories from Pericles, Alexander the Great, Caesar, Napoleon, to film director Fellini, athlete Lewis, and even ordinary restaurant waiters. Shiono looks at modern characters from a historical perspective, and interprets men in history from a modern perspective. "Portrait of a Man" talks about Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Oda Nobunaga, Medici, Napoleon, Churchill and other most admired men in history. Tired of hearing praises about them, let's take a look at Shiono Nansei, who has a clear distinction between love and hate, and how he evaluates them sharply. "For Men" will open your eyes. In the book, Shiono talks about many hot topics today: men's fashionable dressing methods, inequality between men and women, the importance of food and appearance, the definition of successful and sexy men, etc. Shiono even used his own personal experience to give advice to straight men who don't know what gifts to give to women – "What this salesman gave was a simple silver bracelet and a scarf that was pure silk but nothing special. But he understands etiquette and knows how to give gifts. Directly. It was really boring when I handed it to the other person. He put the bracelet on me with his own hands and gently put the scarf around my neck. The coolness when the bracelet was on my wrist, the soft feeling when the scarf was wrapped around my neck, and the sensual pleasure like a spring breeze, still feel like yesterday after 20 years.

"How to Find the Whirlpool Cat" is one of Haruki Murakami's essay series, a total of 16 essays, written during Murakami's lectures in the United States from 1994 to 1995. The content can be divided into three categories: first, the author's experiences, joys and troubles while living in the United States; second, interesting talks about animals; and third, his travels around the world, including the little-known trip to Northeast China. During this period, Murakami's calm and serious comments on American society were already written in "The Ultimate Sad Foreign Language", and "How to Find the Way of the Whirlpool Cat" focuses on his daily life. To this end, Murakami deliberately changed the tone of his writing, making the writing casual and unrestrained. This new edition adds 17 large-scale illustrations by Murakami Haruki's old partner, the painter Mizumaru Anzai, and 54 photos taken by Murakami's wife Yoko Murakami.

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.

In a future world, the glass bead game has become a symbol system evolved from music and mathematics, and is all human knowledge and spiritual wealth. Due to the complicated politics and wars, human civilization is facing the threat of destruction. In order to save and promote this spiritual culture of mankind, a certain religious group is making unremitting efforts. Knecht was an orphan who was raised by this religious group. He was talented and intelligent. With his outstanding talents and superior organizational skills, he continued to rise in this elite group until he reached the top of the group and became the master of the glass bead game. But as he grew older, he gradually became dissatisfied with this isolated spiritual kingdom and felt that it was impossible to contribute to the people in this kind of ivory tower. So he came to the real world and tried to use education to improve the entire world. However, before his career was completed, he unfortunately drowned while swimming. This book is the crystallization of the spiritual experience of the elderly Hesse looking back on his life. The work was written from 1931 to 1934, almost simultaneously with Hitler's rise to power and his demise.

The whole book consists of 57 diaries. The Chancellor was a beautiful three-masted, nine-hundred-ton sailing ship that sailed commercially from Charleston, South Carolina, to Liverpool, England. During the voyage, the captain changed the route and decided to sail from the direction of Bermuda. This ominous place seems to have triggered a series of disasters on the Chancellor. First, the cotton in the cabin spontaneously ignited, then it was discovered that there were high explosives in the cabin, and then the Chancellor ran aground, and the disaster for the victims had just begun.

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.

"Around the World in Eighty Days" is one of Jules Verne's masterpieces and a classic of world science fiction, with a lively style and a sense of humor. The novel tells the story of Mr. Fogg, an Englishman who overcame many difficulties to complete a circumnavigation of the world in eighty days because of a bet with his friends. The book not only describes in detail the various bizarre experiences of Mr. Fogg and his party on the way and the numerous difficulties and dangers they encountered, but also gradually makes the characters' personalities three-dimensional as the plot unfolds. The taciturn, witty, brave and humane Fogg, the lively and impulsive servant, etc. After the work was published, it caused a sensation and was reprinted many times.

"Japan's Di Renjie" He Wangdong x Jin Wuwei Xiao Guan Yao Da Jing. The classic CPs join forces to solve the case and happily compose the legend of the prosperous era. Why was a strangely dressed corpse discovered in the guest room of the envoy sent to Tang Dynasty? What is the relationship between the death of the black-and-white counselor and the stunning Persian woman? The mysterious and tragic death of a casino owner's guest was an accident, or was it human weakness at work? A wealthy man's business opportunities have been stolen. Who is the butler, the diva, the servant? What is the relationship between Chang'an City's top craftsmen and a secret room murder case many years ago? Is there any unknown secret and pain behind this? Faced with so many cases involving treacherous tactics, can He Wangdong and Yaoda Whale find a way to clear the air? Can He Wangdong uncover the mystery of his life experience?

The world-famous detective Poirot meets his most powerful opponent! They are a team, four people, whose identities are unknown and each has their own unique skills. Just like Sherlock Holmes encounters Moriarty, Poirot will also have a showdown with them this time! However, in the eyes of loyal Hastings, the elderly Poirot makes every mistake and his defeat seems to be certain. From London to Paris, and then to the mysterious East, is Poirot led by the "Four Devils", or is everything under control?

Edogawa Ranpo's mystery novel collection includes six classics such as "Ghost on the Island", "Banshee" and "Black Lizard", covering 35 Ranpo long, medium and short stories. The published books "Ghost on the Island" and "Banshee" have been well received by readers since their release. The gangster thief Black Lizard attempts to abduct Iwase Shohei's beloved Sanae, and also wants to take possession of Iwase Trading Company's treasure "Egyptian Star". Iwase, who repeatedly received threatening letters, begged Akechi Kogoro to protect his daughter and gems, but the great detective failed again and again. Sanae was kidnapped, the "Star of Egypt" fell into the hands of the enemy, and he himself almost drowned in the sea...

Bobby Jones is an unknown young man. One day, he found someone falling off a cliff on the golf course. When he rushed over, the person was already dying. He struggled and left an inexplicable sentence before death: "Why don't they look for Evans?" Bobby didn't think much, but was attempted murder afterward. When he came back to his senses, his life seemed to be an exciting detective novel: an idyllic life with hidden dangers, a newly opened mental sanatorium, an evil doctor, a drug-addicted husband, and scandals in the corners...

The newly published "Edogawa Ranpo Mystery Novels Collection" includes "Ghost of the Island", "Banshee", "Black Lizard", "Shadow Beast", "Triple Vortex", "Ghost Tower" and many other works, covering more than 30 Ranpo short, medium and long stories. Several works that have been published so far have received a lot of praise. Edogawa Ranpo's mystery novel collection: "Ghost Tower". On April 2nd, the fourth year of Taisho, the sky was covered with dark clouds. I was asked by my uncle, Tamaki Jotaro, to inspect the bell tower. However, I met a mysterious woman here. I don't know who she is or where she comes from. She always stands in front of the clock tower, which is said to be haunted by ghosts, and feels sad. She held a secret, which attracted me deeply. Regardless of all obstacles, I decided to get close to her and love her. Unexpectedly, this decision led me into a shocking conspiracy... Edogawa Ranpo mystery novel collection: "Triple Whirlpool". It contains two novels, "Triple Vortex" and "Spider-Man", and is one of Akechi Kogoro's detective series. The two daughters of Shotaro Kawade, the director of H Sugar Co., Ltd., Met with accidents one after another, leaving only the clues of the "triple vortex" fingerprints at the crime scene. Dr. Munakata was ordered to investigate the case. During the investigation, two of Dr. Munakata's assistants were killed one after another. What kind of grievances are hidden behind a series of confusing cases? What's the secret behind the terrifying "triple vortex" fingerprints? Edogawa Ranpo's mystery novel collection: "The Dark Beast". Ranpo "Weird" series collection! It contains 20 curious short stories such as "The Human Chair", "Ashi's Appearance", "The Monogram", etc. It's so imaginative that you can't forget it! If there is a force that leads you to look into the deep abyss, do you have the courage to take a look? I almost became a puppet manipulated by him, making inferences based on the evidence he gave. \U002F "Yin Beast". I indulged in caressing her body across the chair, seeking love in the deep darkness. \U002F "Human Chair". I met a strange man during my travels. He carried a sticker with him, which showed a lifelike young woman and a gray-haired old man. When the man saw that I was curious, he wanted to tell me a weird love story. \U002F "The person walking with the person in the painting". She whom I loved so deeply turned out to be a female thief. \U002FLetter combination. ... Edogawa Ranpo's mystery novel collection: "Black Lizard". It includes six novels: "The D-Saka Murder Case", "Psychological Experiment", "The Black Hand", "Ghost", "The Walker on the Attic" and "The Black Lizard". It tells the story of the famous detective "Akechi Kogoro" in Edogawa Ranpo's works from an amateur to an amateur detective. In "The D-Saka Murder Case", the 25-year-old Akechi made his debut. At this time, Akechi showed his talent as a detective. Through the four short stories "Psychological Experiment", "Mafia Gang", "Ghost" and "Wanderer on the Attic", Akechi gradually became a famous amateur detective in Japan. In "Black Lizard", Akechi meets his biggest enemy on the road of detective work, "Black Lizard". The gangster thief Black Lizard attempts to abduct Iwase Shohei's beloved Sanae, and also wants to take possession of Iwase Trading Company's treasure "Egyptian Star". Iwase, who repeatedly received threatening letters, begged Akechi Kogoro to protect his daughter and gems, but the great detective failed again and again. Sanae was kidnapped, "Star of Egypt" fell into the enemy's hands, and even he himself was almost drowned in the sea... Edogawa Ranpo's mystery novel collection: "Banshee". Includes two novels: "Hell's Master of Funny" and "The Banshee". "Hell's Master of Comics": In the bustling urban area of ​​Tokyo, a nude statue containing a female corpse was accidentally exposed to everyone. The sculptor Jin Guanchuang, who behaved strangely, became the target of police suspicion. When the police went to investigate, a fire broke out in Jin Guanchuang's house, and he almost died in it. A fire of unknown origin, the suspect being tied up inexplicably, and behind all these visions, a discordant and weird laugh suddenly appeared. Who is he? What do you want? "Banshee": Takehiko Shoji went to the Marquis of Okawara's house to work as a secretary, but what awaited him was not the excitement of work, but a series of murders and fascinating beauties. First, his colleague Himeda fell off a cliff inexplicably, and then Murakoshi was shot dead in a closed room... Everyone has a perfect alibi. Can the arrival of Akechi Kogoro bring a turn to the confusing case? Edogawa Ranpo's mystery novel collection: "The Ghost of the Island". Includes two classic works: "The Ghost of the Island" and "The Strange Story of Banorama Island". The works all use islands as the main background, telling a strange adventure story that took place on the island. "Ghost on the Island": My beloved woman passed away mysteriously. Taking her ashes with me, I ran to the wilderness in grief and swore to God that I would find the murderer behind her. However, she only left behind a family tree full of strange words as a clue. According to the family tree, during the continuous investigation, strange secret room incidents, assassinations in broad daylight... Various incidents happened one after another like a curse. Lies, tragic love, madness, and the death of my poor woman led me step by step to that mysterious island. "The Strange Story of Banorama Island": Hirosuke Hitomi has been immersed in the ideal of transforming nature, hoping that one day he can create a "Banorama Island" that belongs only to him with his own hands. By chance, Ren Jianguangsuke's ideal has a chance to become a reality. On this strange and beautiful island, Hitomi Kosuke builds a dream world that is untouchable by the world. People who do not belong to this world will not understand that this is the world that he devoted all his efforts to portray until the end of his life.

This is a heart-warming novel about "loneliness and love", a masterpiece of reasoning intertwined with sadness, tenderness, terror, youth and evil. Revealing the gentle, bright, lonely and unknown side of "Baek Yiyi". "Bai Yiyi" series of pure love works, see how Yiyi plays with healing reasoning. "Happy Baby" How does he live in the same room with the dead and look for opportunities for rebirth? "Maria's Finger" I hid her "disappeared" finger, but who was the murderer? Why did a girl from a wealthy family sleep with a kidnapper in "The Missing Holiday"? Cut out words from the magazine and spell them out as a kidnapping letter, then secretly send it home. Starting today, my stepmother's harsh words, my father's betrayal, and the fact that this family can continue to function without me, all don't matter to me. On January 4th, the weather was fine, and I kidnapped-myself! A teenager who is afraid of being forgotten, afraid of being hurt, and refuses to contact the outside world. Every time he holds his breath and disappears, he actually tries his best to shout, "Actually, I am here!" He disappears in order to be found by someone. "Missing Holiday" is a missing person notice written by Yiyi for each missing person. So believe that no matter how secretly you hide, someone will find you.

Know the urban legend of the Summer Ghost? It is said that whenever fireworks are lit on a summer night, the ghost of the young woman will appear from the abandoned airport runway. Tomoya, who is unable to move towards the life he loves, Aoi, who cannot find a place to live, and Ryo, whose days are numbered in the future - three teenagers who want to commit suicide, come to the airport with different moods. They hope to see the deceased and ask them: "What does it feel like to die?"

One, two, buckle the shoes; three, four, close the door; five, six, hold the branch; seven, eight, straighten it; nine, ten, the fat hen; eleven, twelve, explore deeply; thirteen, fourteen, the female courting; fifteen, sixteen, the cooks; seventeen, eighteen, waiting; nineteen, twenty, finally dispersing. How scary is going to the dentist? When the great detective Poirot went to Dr. Morley's clinic for a dental check-up, his self-confidence dropped to zero. Unexpectedly, Dr. Morley committed suicide in the consulting room a few hours later. Why did a dentist commit suicide during a busy working day? A shoe buckle becomes the key to solving the case. Now, true to the nursery rhyme, can Poirot pick out useful branches and build them into a bird's nest?

A past of change of heart and betrayal, two women with completely different personalities, and three pairs of young men and women trapped in emotional entanglements. At the gathering at Seagull Point, everyone gathered from all directions felt the tragedy was coming. In fact, the murder has already begun. It silently goes through the cause and process, and reaches its climax at a specific time and place. The murder itself is the end of the story, the zero-point moment.

"Double Personality" is one of Dostoevsky's important works. It caused a huge response when it was published. It clearly reflects Dostoevsky's creative characteristics. The exploration of the human heart was advanced at the time and is still of practical significance today.

"Summer" is a novel by the famous South African writer and Nobel Prize winner J. M. Coetzee. It is the third part of the "Trilogy of Scenes from Provincial Life". Together with "Boy" and "Youth", it forms a complete autobiographical trilogy. In "Summer", Coetzee takes the subtle and confusing memoir style of alternate reality and fiction a step further: the famous writer Coetzee is dead; in order to write a biography of the late writer, a young British writer searches for Coetzee's ghostly middle age like a detective and talks to the important figures in Coetzee's life one by one. This is a unique work, an "autobiography" from the perspective of others, and also an extremely poignant and profound self-exploration and self-expression of the writer.

Eguchi, who is nearly seventy years old, comes to a mysterious hotel by the sea. Waiting for him there was the unconscious girl sleeping. Next to the fresh and young Sleeping Beauty, the old man regains the joy of life, but the past and nightmares also come one after another... Bozi, a middle-aged ballet teacher, is trying his best to entrust his dance dream to his daughter Tatoko in his hard life. At the same time, he is torn between the disappointment of drifting away from her husband and the expectation of reconnecting with his childhood sweetheart...

A pair of golden pupils, silently looking at the gap in the heart, a boring military camp, a peeping young soldier, two couples who seem to be inseparable, humiliation and betrayal, maybe death is the best ending for love. Carson McCullers is a classic that transcends an era, and Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor star in the movie of the same name. Alienation, loneliness, unavailable love, sudden death...

The works of the famous French writer Jules Verne. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. In a small town in Virginia, USA, two amateur astronomers simultaneously discovered a bolide orbiting the Earth. According to astronomers' estimates, it was a small celestial body weighing about 1.867 Million tons, made of pure gold, and 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.

Deputy Inspector Xili did not return to his home until around eight o'clock in the evening. "Mr. Wang has been here several times." After hearing the words of his wife Qiuzi who was waiting at the door, Xili remembered that he and Wang Renming had made an appointment with the two families to play mahjong together that night. Nishiri lives on the first floor of Kitamachi Cultural Residence in Kobe City, and the resident upstairs is a Chinese named Wang Renming. It is said that Wang Renming works in the Singapore Overseas Chinese Foreign Trade Buyer's Office. Wang Renming - slender figure, broad eyebrows, pointed chin. Although he is 36 years old, he is always playful and has a childlike look on his face. The young couple is truly a match made in heaven, and so is his Japanese wife Masako. Although she has long passed her prime, she is equally lively, cheerful, innocent and romantic.

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This book includes a total of 4 Verne classic works: "Around the World in Eighty Days", "Green Light", "Beacon Island" and "Five Weeks in a Balloon". The book not only contains thrilling adventures, but also various strange customs and customs. The protagonists in it not only have superhuman wisdom and strong perseverance, but also have a perseverance spirit. Their lofty ideals, strong characters, excellent qualities and noble sentiments are worth learning from.

Nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature 21 times, the true "Uncrowned King" of the Nobel Prize, Graham Greene's classic masterpiece, a master of the 20th century British novelist, a masterpiece of "serious fiction", has been twice adapted into an award-winning film of the same name. Green divided his works into two categories: "serious novels" and "entertainment novels". "Brighton Lollipop" is one of the most famous "serious novels". The so-called seriousness means that the work explores certain issues in life that are worth pondering. Greene's novels focus on exploring crises of faith and crime, and their popularity has endured. In this book, Green uses a gangster-detective novel as a shell to stage a spiritual tragedy that explores sin and redemption.

Hans, who was born in a small town, was extremely talented and had excellent academic performance since childhood. After passing the state examination he was able to enter the seminary. In the seminary, the taciturn Hans was a solitary person, often attending classes alone. By chance, he met Hermann, and they had a good rapport. Unlike Hans, who was conscientious and obedient, Hermann was rebellious by nature and frequently had verbal conflicts with teachers, so he was expelled from school. After that, Hans felt lonely and the depressive life made him at a loss. After a serious illness, he chose to drop out of school and go home to become an ordinary worker...

During World War I, American young man Larry's comrades died trying to rescue him. This experience completely changed Larry's thinking. He began to ask his inner questions: Since there is good in the world, why does evil also coexist? After the war, he stubbornly pursued the answer. He first went to Paris to study philosophy, and then came to a monastery in Bonn. However, Christian doctrine failed to provide him with a satisfactory answer, so he went to Spain and tried to find the true meaning of life through art. After getting no results, he ran to India and stayed there for five years before finally finding his true faith in Indian religion. "The Knife's Edge" is Maugham's full-length work published in 1944. It is based on the famous philosopher Wittgenstein. It profoundly shows the mental journey of an entire generation of Western intellectuals in their search for the meaning of existence, and presents a picture of life in the Western world after World War I. , From the United States to Europe and India, from Paris and London to Chicago and New York, from the city to the seaside, from the upper class to the lower class, the author provides us with a group of vivid and flesh-and-blood characters in a broad geographical and social background.

"Eugenie Grandet" is a novel written by the French critical realist novelist Balzac. It narrates a story about money destroying human nature and causing family tragedy. The whole book takes Eugenie's love and marriage tragedy as the center of the conflict. Through a plot without poison, no sharp knives, and no bloodshed, it profoundly exposes Grandet's ugly way of getting rich, creates an image of a greedy, cunning, stingy, and cruel upstart, and nakedly shows how money can lead to the destruction of human nature. In this work, Balzac used comic exaggeration, personalized language and detailed character descriptions to perfectly portray the immortal image of the miser in the history of world literature, and profoundly demonstrated the endless greed and ruthlessness of capitalists.

In the French literary world of the 19th century, Maupassant was known as the "King of Short Stories". Maupassant's best subject matter is the Franco-Prussian War in which he personally participated, his ten-year clerkship career, and his life in his hometown in Normandy as a teenager. These three environments provide extremely rich themes for his short stories. These works extol the people's patriotic enthusiasm, express rural customs and world conditions, and truly reflect the monotonous and stereotyped life of small clerks. They have their own artistic characteristics and are not the same. They are like the various schools on a gemstone, which jointly reflect brilliant light.

The characteristics of Edgar Allan Poe's novels are "elevating the funny to the grotesque, the terrible to the horror, the wit to the mockery, and the strange to the weird and mysterious." In order to achieve this effect, he always crafted and constructed cleverly in his creations. In subjects such as abnormal psychology, the horror of death, and resurrection from the dead, he used this method to heighten the atmosphere and make readers feel a thrilling and strong horror effect. They are concerned with associations with the beauty, joy and cruelty of death at its highest level. The protagonists of the story are all shrouded in the shadow of death. They are seriously ill and unable to escape.

This book selects seven of Faulkner's most representative short stories, telling the story of the great impact and transformation that the traditional culture of the South and the values ​​of the North experienced after the outbreak of the American Civil War. It uses strange and twisted language to describe the conflict between the declining aristocracy and the common people in this special environment. Most of Faulkner's novels and short stories take place in Yoknapatawpha County, known as the "Yoknapatawpha Line". Its main context is the story of several generations of families belonging to different social classes in Yoknapatawpha County, from 1800 until after World War II. There are more than 600 named characters in the lineage that appear alternately in various novels and short stories.

"Selected Novels of Dazai Osamu" includes 16 short and medium-length novels, including "Disqualification in the World", "Setting Sun", "Good Bye" and "Cherry". They are the author's masterpieces from different periods and styles. Read these words, go deep into Dazai Osamu's heart, feel the sadness under the hustle and bustle, and find hope in loneliness. This is the fate of every modern person, and it is also the tolerance and comfort that Dazai Osamu offers to everyone.

"Collected Works of Camus 3: The Anti and the Right Wedding Summer Collection" is the third volume of the "Collected Works of Camus". The prose collection "The Anti and the Right" narrates childhood life; "The Wedding" and "Summer" express the love of life and the fear of death; the attached "Swedish Speech" is a speech delivered by the author after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1957. Albert Camus (1913-1960), French novelist and dramatist, one of the representative writers of existentialism, won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1957. Before the 1950s, Camus was always regarded as an existentialist, although he denied it many times. After Camus published his philosophical essay "The Rebel" in 1951, it triggered a year-long debate with Sartre and others, and finally broke with Sartre. Only then did people discover that Camus was a representative figure of the philosophy of the absurd and its literature.

This book was written during World War II. Shrouded in the smoke of war, the author's family had no choice but to enter a small air-raid shelter to avoid air raids. In order to appease his restless little daughter, the father adapted Japanese legends and told them to her, and this is how the classic "Ogakuji" was created. "Life is always a story like this. This is the so-called tragedy and comedy of human nature." Osamu Dazai adapted it based on familiar Japanese legends such as "Tumor Removal", "Urashima Taro" and "Tongue-cut Sparrow", showing reflections on human nature and real destiny, but the style has changed from the past gloomy decadence to relaxed and peaceful. "Ogakashi" is a rare tender work written by Osamu Dazai. In addition, this book also includes "Bamboo Green" and "Wei Yong's Wife".

This is an illustration of the life of a woman in the world. It contains Dazai Osamu's stunning female monologue novels, which vividly describe women's thoughts and accurately capture the human emotions of the world. This is another survival pillow book for sensitive souls. Aoki Oizo who is struggling in the quagmire of life, Meles who runs for friendship and faith, and the Aqing couple who bring light to "me"... The author boldly breaks through the traditional literary style and reveals the reflection of the weak striving to make progress from the perspective of a small character.

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To be disqualified in the human world is to lose the qualifications to be a human being. "Disqualification in the World" contains eleven representative works of Dazai Osamu. In addition to "Disqualification in the World", it also includes the author's final work "Good-bye" and other relatively rare versions of "The Standard Bearer of the 20th Century", "Villon's Wife", "Lantern", "Wish Fulfillment", "Beautiful Man and Cigarette", "Skin and Heart", "Cricket", "Cherry", etc. It also has a special appendix of Dazai Osamu's chronology and Dazai Osamu's suicide note to his wife. Dazai Osamu cleverly hides his life and thoughts in his works. The decadence revealed in the details can give a glimpse of the face of a clear and three-dimensional master of the "rogue school".

"Waltz of Flowers" is a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories, including "Waltz of Flowers", "Mother's First Love", "Beasts", "One Arm" and other classic short stories. Xingzhi and the orphan Suzuko developed a close attachment because of ballet. The beautiful youth of the girls is like twin flowers, vying for beauty in the spinning and jumping dance steps. At this time, Nanjo, whom Suzuko had been waiting for, returned home miserably, and regained life because of Hoshizhi's dance. All the implicit love that seems to be absent is entangled in a waltz... Kawabata Yasunari tried to use the work "Waltz of Flowers" to promote the theme that the power of art can defeat illness and defeat everything.

"What weird and terrifying things are happening in the corners of the world that people can't see are completely beyond people's imagination." "The Human Chair" is when a strange man with evil intentions lives on your sofa; "The Taro" is when a wife has to face the loss of her limbs and hearing every day. A husband who talks about his abilities; "The Dark Beast" is when the mystery writer personally commits the perfect crime in his work; "Dr. Muro" is when the residents of the same suite hang themselves one after another... This book contains 8 Edogawa Rampo Japanese thriller classics, each of which explores the hidden corners of the human heart!

The Nobel Prize in Literature, with its great spirit of human idealism, provides an eternal standard for world literature. It includes poetry, novels, prose, drama, philosophy, history and other different genres. Masterpieces of different styles are full of brilliance and unique characteristics, comprehensively showing the overall situation of world literature in the 20th century. Kipling, Maeterlinck, Rabindranath Tagore, Franz, Wolfgang, Yeats, Gide... All exciting names; "Niels Goose", "The Blue Bird", "Gitanjali", "The Forsytes", "Six Characters in Search of the Author", "The Counterfeiter", "Babbit"... Each of the splendid masterpieces, vast and vast, all rivers and rivers return to the sea, are all gathered in this collection of works by Nobel Prize winners. Brand-new translations, real award-winning inside stories, and detailed and vivid introductions of writers and works not only show the creative trajectory of the writer, the style and characteristics of the works, but also reveal the inherent laws of literature.

This book is a collection of works by Osamu Dazai, a giant in Japanese literature, and includes famous works such as "The Girl's Disciple", "The Clown Flower", "Yin Fire", "The God of Kyogen", "Yezakura and the Magic Flute", "Chiyome", and "Eight Views of Tokyo". "Girl's Disciple" is Osamu Dazai's masterpiece. It uses monologue-style writing and delicate psychological description to show the changes in a girl's mood from morning to night. "Eight Scenes of Tokyo" is known as "the prototype of "The World's Unfit"". It was created earlier than "The World's Unqualified". From it, we can see the same obscurity and contradictions as "The World's Unqualified". This work should be an important transition between Osamu Dazai and his final creation of "Disqualification in the World". It is a representative work of his self-exploration, "inward viewing" and analysis.

This book is a notebook novel compiled by Yuan Mei during the Qianjia period of the Qing Dynasty. It was originally titled "Zi Buyu". The stories in the book are derived from folk rumors, oral narrations from relatives and friends, other people's writings, real life and the author's creation. It mostly writes about ghosts, spirits, and strange people. "Zi Buyu" is full of bizarre stories about reincarnation, unjust ghosts demanding lives, and evil ghosts causing troubles; images of various gods and ghosts such as city gods, land, wronged ghosts, and slaves can be seen everywhere. There are only a few stories that do not involve ghosts and gods at all, and most of them promote the superstitious ideas of "karma" and fate. Yuan Mei uses these images of gods and ghosts and weird stories to show readers a complete underworld society.

This book is also called "Ancient and Modern Novels". Divided into 40 episodes, it was composed by many artists from the Song and Yuan dynasties, as well as drafted by people from the Ming Dynasty. The themes mostly come from the folk and the content is very rich.

Hardcover collector's edition of Kawabata Yasunari's novel. Yu Hua highly recommends! Every exquisite story is a reappearance of Kawabata Yasunari's aesthetic style. "Wisteria and Strawberry" is Kawabata Yasunari's "Collection of Palm Novels", which includes a total of 55 palm novels such as "Five Cents" and "Beauty Under the Moon". In the evening of late spring and early summer, the wife and husband were talking about a wonderful thing by the window. The sister of an old friend had an inexplicable attachment to her because of her sister's friendship with this lady. This reminded my wife of the lost girl time under the wisteria trees in Nara... The swaying wisteria flowers by the quiet lake were like a hazy dream.

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Parallel Worlds: The Neanderthal Trilogy. Primitive people (translated by Niu Zhenyu), humans (translated by Xia Xing), and hybrids (translated by Dai Yuan). In another parallel world, Neanderthals lived. Neanderthals reached a level comparable to ours in culture and science, but their development history, social customs and philosophy of life were completely different from ours. Ponte Budit, a Neanderthal physicist, accidentally crossed the passage between two worlds and came to a completely unfamiliar world. After he was identified as a Neanderthal, he was isolated and studied, feeling very lonely and helpless. But here, he still found friends who shared weal and woe, and developed a special relationship with Mary Vaughn, a Canadian female geneticist.