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There is Greek specialty wine exuding the scent of pine, roasted guinea chicken served on a silver plate decorated with the coat of arms of the Medici family, Pecorino goat cheese, and snacks made of almond flour wrapped in cream that can be swallowed in one bite. There are also studios of artists in the center of Florence in the 16th century, major banks all over Europe, and a dazzling array of shops filled with foreign goods. You will pass by plainly dressed civilian women cooking Egyptian bean soup in a cauldron, and you will have a heated discussion about Machiavelli's prophecies with aristocrats wearing fine satin and lace. What's even more incredible is that you can also go to watch and "interrupt" Michelangelo's own creation of the Sistine Chapel's ceiling frescoes! Not only that, the love drama between a handsome man and an elegant geisha, the power struggle between ambitious young people, and the complex relationships between the great powers at that time are all presented in this "Renaissance Novel" series. Marco came to Rome, Olympia's hometown, and met Michelangelo, the painter of the Sistine Chapel ceiling. He was influenced by art. Under the leadership of Enzo, he immersed himself in searching for ancient ruins every day and felt the charm of ancient Rome. After learning about Olympia's past, he decided to cross social barriers and marry her. However, when Venice lost a naval battle with Turkey, Marco's sense of national honor forced him to return to Venice. The fate of the two people once again encountered the impact of the historical wave.

The novel describes the joys and sorrows of a pair of twin sisters. Due to a poor family, her sister Chieko was abandoned and adopted by a silk and satin wholesaler, and she became a pampered young lady. Although her younger sister Miaozi stayed at her parents' home, she became an orphan when she was infancy. When she grew up, she stayed in the village to be employed and support herself. The two sisters are beautiful in appearance and kind-hearted. Chieko is sensitive and possesses the delicate emotions of a girl, while her younger sister Miaozi is gentle and simple, like the spirit of Beishan fir, tall, beautiful and full of vitality. Kawabata Yasunari used two parasitic purple-flowered cicadas on a large maple tree to compare the fate of the two sisters. Although they are so far away from each other, they can meet each other for a while, but they never get together.

"Dancing Princess" begins with the main line of the family of dancer Namiko and her husband Yagi, daughter dancer Shinoko and son Takao. After dancer Namiko married Yagi, she gradually left the stage and turned to education. Later, Japan was defeated and Bozi had to sell off his belongings to maintain the family's livelihood. Bozi unexpectedly met her childhood sweetheart Takehara during a performance, and a spark of love burst out between them.

"Collection of Kawabata Yasunari's award-winning masterpieces (2 volumes in total)" includes "Snow Country" and "The Dancing Girl of Izu". "Snow Country" includes seven classic works from "Snow Country" and "Oil", "Fantasy of May", "Bonfire", "Her Dress", "Chiyo", "Orphan's Feelings" and "Human Heart" from the short story collection "First Love Novels". The story of "Snow Country" mainly tells the story of a Tokyo dance art researcher named Shimamura, who went to the hot spring hotel in 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 Dancer of Izu" is a famous work by Kawabata Yasunari. It describes a pure first love story of a young student who meets a teenage dancer in the green mountains and beautiful waters of Izu. It includes "The Dancer of Izu", "The Blue Sea and the Black Sea", "Reunion", "The Wife Riding a Donkey", "Soul Song", "Twenty Years Old", "Beasts", "Parents", etc., A total of 8 short stories.

Kawabata Yasunari's masterpiece and Nobel Prize-winning work. The representative works of Japanese post-war literature use words to outline the beauty of color, the centuries-old circulation of an ancient tea set, and a story of abnormal love involving two generations. They show the conflict between love and morality. They also depict the psychology very delicately, showing a scene of extreme beauty and sadness. "Thousand Cranes" is a short story collection by Kawabata Yasunari, which includes "Thousand Cranes" and the sequel to "Thousand Cranes", "A Chidori on the Blue Waves". The story mainly tells that Mitani Kikuharu's father had an affair with a woman named Kurimoto Chikako during his lifetime, and later fell in love with Mrs. Ota, but was alienated from the former because of the latter. Four years after his father's death, Kikuji and Mrs. Ota met unexpectedly at a tea party held by Chikako Kurimoto. Because Mrs. Ota missed Kikuji's father, she actually moved on to his son Kikuji, and Kikuji also accepted this immoral love. However, Mrs. Ota drank medicine and committed suicide out of guilt. Mrs. Ota's daughter Fumiko gradually fell in love with Kikuji during her contact with him. Chikako introduced her female disciple Yukiko to Kikuji and tried every means to bring them together. Wenzi was so ashamed of her mother that she finally left without saying goodbye.

"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. It tells a story about an abnormal love affair involving two generations. Mitani Kikuharu's father was a famous tea ceremony master who once had an affair with a woman named Kurimoto Chikako, and later fell in love with Mrs. Ota. Many years after his father's death, Kikuji and Mrs. Ota met unexpectedly at a tea party held by Chigako. Ota, longing for his former lover, actually moved on to his son Kikuji, who also accepted this unethical love... The novel shows the conflict between love and morality, and depicts Japanese culture and psychology to the extreme.

"Sound of the Mountain" depicts the story of Shingo's family, his son's affair, his daughter's failure of marriage, and the sorrow of old age... Kawabata Yasunari uses his usual beautiful brushwork to delicately and calmly condense the post-war world, style and reality into Japan's ancient sorrow and melancholy, demonstrating the skill of overlapping images of poetry and drama.

This book fully incorporates Kawabata Yasunari's unique style: the sense of fantasy, the sadness of secludedness, and the mysterious aftertaste, which are traditional Japanese literary features. In his beautiful articles, he conveys people's subjective spiritual realm and charm, which is very contagious. Starting from the natural aesthetics, Kawabata describes concrete, detailed and delicate works, and adds a thicker and more delicate subjective emotional tone. Several of his speeches in the book became Kawabata Yasunari's Theory of Japanese Beauty and Japanese Art, constituting his unique aesthetic theoretical system, which shines uniquely in Kawabata's literature.

"The Dancing Girl of Izu" is Kawabata Yasunari's famous work and a representative work of his aestheticism. It tells the story of a pure first love between a young student and a teenage dancing girl in the green mountains and beautiful waters of Izu. The new translation of "The Dancer of Izu" includes Kawabata Yasunari's most popular and famous classic "The Dancer of Izu", as well as "Blue Sea, Black Sea", "Reunion", "Wife Riding a Donkey", "Soul Song", "Twenty Years Old", "Beasts", "Parents", etc., A total of 8 short stories.

Isn't the depth of grief the depth of love? "A Thousand Cranes" is the Nobel Prize-winning work of Kawabata Yasunari. It is the ultimate masterpiece that combines morality and desire into the tea ceremony. The novel tells the story of Kikuji, who was born in a famous tea ceremony family, and quietly met several women who had a close relationship with his father at a tea party, and was involved in the whirlpool of fate. The work uses Yukiko's cloth bag decorated with thousands of cranes as a symbol of beauty, to metaphorize that the beautiful and pure women in the heart are like flowers in the water, moon and mirror, out of reach. In the conflict between morality and taboo, it touches the cold and warm love, famous objects, life and death, showing an illusory beauty of sorrow. The sin may not be eradicated, but the sorrow will eventually pass. Supreme purity cannot be contaminated by any filth, and it is therefore inclusive of everything.

"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. Chieko was adopted by a brocade merchant and became a beautiful girl. On the night of the Gion Festival, she met Miaozi, a girl from a mountain village, and was surprised to learn that the two were twin sisters. They miss each other, but they cannot recognize each other because of their different identities. The sisters' faint sadness is woven into the beautiful scenery of Kyoto in all four seasons. Kawabata Yasunari uses light and delicate writing to narrate the story of the twin sisters Chieko and Naeko and the loneliness of the world. It brings the readers into a light poetic sentimentality. He writes about the bitter life experience and pure love of the twin sisters, their yearning for a better life, and at the same time shows people's simplicity and kindness.

The work of Nobel Prize winner Kawabata Yasunari is an ukiyo-e depicting all living things in Asakusa. "Asakusa Nine Palace Birds" collects three Asakusa-related novellas "Rainbow", "Asakusa Nine Palace Birds" and "Asakusa Sisters" written by Kawabata Yasunari in the 1930s. As the earliest bustling city in Edo, Asakusa is a prosperous and lively public entertainment area in Tokyo. Kawabata Yasunari came to Tokyo from his hometown in 1917, and initially settled in Asakusa. Since then, he created a series of works with Asakusa as the background, depicting ukiyo-e paintings depicting all living things in Asakusa. Most of the characters who appear in the novel are those at the bottom of society. They are the dancers in the sketch drama who are swept away by the winds of fate, and are precocious and coquettish mixed with childish innocence in "The Rainbow". They are the idle but still adhering to their own rules in the world of "The Asakusa Birds". A Fei is also the singing girl in "Asakusa Sisters" who walks the streets with a shamisen and protects each other in suffering... Kawabata Yasunari observes and reproduces their dreams and love, innocence and evil, the pain of life and the yearning for beauty with lyrical eyes.

Kawabata Yasunari's timeless masterpiece, a Nobel Prize-winning work, a Japanese literary classic that has influenced countless people. The elegance and sadness of the thousand-year-old ancient capital, the sadness and dreams of the girl, a timeless and cool aria, and the passing of the four seasons weave a beautiful and sad picture of Kyoto's customs. "Ancient Capital" is set in Kyoto, which was transformed between classical and modern times after World War II. It takes the young girl Chieko as the protagonist and tells the story of Chieko's experiences during this year. Chieko, the only daughter of a long-established silk and satin merchant, feels sad about her status as an abandoned child. However, her family's declining business and her father who is escaping from the world make her even more worried. On the night of the Gion Festival, Chieko accidentally met her twin sister Miaozi, a girl who worked logging in a mountain village. Because of the disparity in their identities, the twin sister Miaozi is unwilling to disturb Qianezi's life. In addition, Qianezi's love and marriage are also undergoing subtle fluctuations...

"Youth" is a coming-of-age novel that takes the growth experience of a young man who is inexperienced in the world and deeply influenced by Rothschild's thoughts as the main line, and depicts the various conditions of Russian society in the 1870s when capitalism was developing rapidly. In academic circles, "The Idiot", "Crime and Punishment", "The Demons", "The Boy" and "The Brothers Karamazov" are known as the "Pentateuch". These five novels are Dostoevsky's mature works. They not only fully demonstrate his writing talent, but also profoundly and comprehensively demonstrate his world view and outlook on life.

"Collection of One Hundred Demons of the Past and Past - Moon" is a collection of mystery novels about monsters, featuring Atsuko Chuzenji, the younger sister of Kyogokudo Chuzenji Akihiko and editor of "Kitan Monthly", and female middle school student Gomi Yuki. "Tengu": What is the connection between a series of mysterious disappearances and deaths of women? Gomi Yuki, who wanted to go to the Rose Cross Detective Agency to say hello, did not see Enokizu, but unexpectedly met the congressman's daughter Shinomura Miyako. Her friend disappeared on Mount Takao, and almost at the same time, many women disappeared and died in the mountains one after another... "The locals said they met Kamigakure." "Kamigakure?" "It's not Kamigakure, should it be said that the Tengu kidnapped people?"

Nobel Prize-winning writer Kawabata Yasunari's masterpiece that will not be forgotten by time is published for the first time in simplified Chinese. Kawabata Yasunari's last novel for girls depicts complex and intimate emotions with the master's delicate writing style. "Best Friends" is a story about two girls who have similar looks. Emi and Kasumi were born on the same day and have exactly the same cute faces. By such a coincidence, the two naturally became good friends. Although their faces and birthdays are the same, their family environments and personalities are completely different. Huimei, the eldest daughter of a well-off family, has a calm personality; Kasumi, whose father passed away, grew up with her mother's pampering, is sensitive and willful. One after another unexpected things happened to them together, and the trivialities and inevitability of these lives made the two closer but also caused differences, and finally ushered in the moment of separation...

"The Dancing Girl of Izu" describes in the first person the story of a 19-year-old high school sophomore who traveled to Izu alone to relieve the unspeakable melancholy and anguish in his heart. On the way, he met a group of wandering artists and developed a longing for the 14-year-old dancer Kaoruko... "The Dancing Girl of Izu" is one of the three works of Kawabata Yasunari that won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968. In it, every little thing is described in detail, until the final parting with Xunzi, and the indescribable sadness, emotion and the pain of youthful self-consciousness flow out...

This book is a collection of works by Nobel Prize winner and famous Japanese writer Kawabata Yasunari. The two works included are both his late masterpieces. In "Sleeping Beauty", the sixty-seven-year-old Eguchi was introduced to a unique hotel by a friend. At night, in a hotel, next to a sleeping young woman, Eguchi, who has reached the end of his life, is uncertain. His past emotions and his daughter's marriage come to mind, and he struggles with aging as time goes by... Yinping in "The Lake" embarks on another journey of struggle. After losing his father at a young age, he became an adult and could not suppress his desire for the opposite sex and beauty. However, he was addicted to sex and developed a abnormal emotion. Facing the unspeakable loneliness, Yinping wanders hopelessly on the road of life...

Dazai Osamu's masterpiece. "Disqualification in the World" (1948) is the most outstanding work in Dazai's literature. It was written before committing suicide. It is his last work and is also the "most profound reaching point" of Dazai's literature (Okuno Keno). The work depicts a young intellectual with an eccentric temperament, who suffered from the harshness of the world, indulged in wine and sex, and finally destroyed himself. "The Setting Sun" (1947) is a very important work in Japan's post-war literary world and has set a best-selling record for post-war literary works. The work shows the declining social status of the descendants of the nobles after the war and the dilemma of losing their glory. It can also be said to be Dazai's elegy to the declining nobles. The term "Xiyang Clan" is widely known as a synonym for declining nobles.

Love should be reserved for those who deserve it. "Snow Country" is a crystal clear artistic world carved by Kawabata Yasunari's pen. This place, far away from the hustle and bustle, is full of the emptiness and silence of the original state of life. Through the portrayal of the three main characters Shimamura, Komako and Ye Zi, the novel shows the unremitting pursuit of beautiful love, the ultimate yearning for the beauty of reality, and the infinite sorrow for nihilism. Perhaps, love is like the blurry scene on the car window in the snowy country, hazy and as light as the mist before the rising sun, adding a touch of smudged color to the white and cold world...

This book contains three Nobel Prize-winning novels by the famous Japanese writer Kawabata Yasunari. "Snow Country": The young Shimamura met two women with very different personalities in the pure white snow country. His heart that deeply felt the futility of life was healed by the pure and pure love. "Ancient Capital": In Kyoto, the ancient capital with deep tradition, a pair of twin sisters were forced to separate and embarked on completely different life paths, but fate brought them to each other again. "Thousand Cranes": The new owner of a tea ceremony family oscillates between several women with different identities. After experiencing love, hate, life and death, gathering and separation, everything finally calms down.

Osamu Dazai's helpless swan song of life deep in the soul is written to the self in our hearts that was once cowardly but eager to realize. "Disqualified" is the last work of Dazai Osamu's life, and it is also an eternal classic of Japanese literature. The whole book describes Ye Zang's continuous sinking in order to escape reality from childhood, adolescence to middle age. He experienced self-exile, alcoholism, suicide, numbing himself with drugs, and finally walked towards the tragedy of destruction step by step. Through Ye Zang's life experiences and the process of constant self-denial, Dazai Osamu also expressed the depressed emotions buried deep in his heart and the desire to be loved. Therefore, this work is regarded as Dazai's semi-autobiographical work. Through this work, he attempted to raise the most sincere and sharp questions about being a human being to the world. The contradictions and struggles accumulated throughout his life can be seen between the lines. The wonderful thing is that even though Ye Zang mocks himself for "a life full of shame," he is still fascinating, as if he is the only one who truly sees the essence of human beings in the world, shouts out the ugliness of human nature on behalf of the world, and steps towards the road of gradually losing his qualifications as a human being like atonement. After completing this work, Osamu Dazai committed suicide by drowning at the age of 38, marking the final end of his disqualified life.

John had a dream about a beautiful manor. Since then, he has dreamed of the same manor again and again. He has always been eager to enter the manor, until he once saw the horrific scene behind the curtains of the manor in his dream; the popular actress Olga Stormer had a past that was unbearable to look back on. The scoundrel Jacques, who is accustomed to blackmailing women, knows her background; the young and beautiful Isabel was once a man of the hour in society. She has everything but money. Among the many suitors, Isabel unexpectedly chose the then unknown painter Allen. An unexpected incident made Allen really get to know his wife. The last touch of color disappeared from Allen's work...

"The Immoral" is a famous work by Gide, the master of modern French literature and winner of the 1947 Nobel Prize for Literature. This autobiographical novel tells the story of a young scholar, Michelle, who did not know there was life outside of books at first. He was seriously ill and almost died. After recovering, he discovered the joy of life and the joy of the senses. From then on, he "renewed himself", got rid of moral constraints, and pursued a debauched life. When his wife was suffering from illness, he still found it difficult to contain his wanderlust, and eventually she died of sorrow and illness.

The book tells the tragic story of two American migrant agricultural workers, George and Li Nai, who were impoverished but dependent on each other during the Great Depression of the 1930s, who dreamed-chased their dreams-came close to their dreams-and their dreams were shattered. The book not only artistically displays the conflict between pastoral farm life and cruel social reality, but also reflects people's true feelings about living conditions. "The best designs of mice and men often fail" - it is an image portrayal of the human survival situation, which embodies the tragic connotation and philosophical implications of the work and sublimates it into a modern fable representing universal experience.

"The Dancing Girl of Izu" was published in Japan's "Literary Times" in 1926. It was warmly welcomed by readers immediately after its publication and became Kawabata Yasunari's famous short story. It has been adapted to the big screen six times. The novel describes Kawashima, a high school student in Tokyo, who encounters a group of six touring entertainers on his way to Izu. The dancer Kaoru has a melodious singing voice and light and graceful dance steps. Kawashima falls in love with her while getting along with her. After a brief reunion, what awaits them will eventually be parting. Kawashima, who has almost used up his travel expenses, will return to his original life, and the touring artist will have to embark on a wandering road of acting again...

In postwar Japan, a family of declining aristocrats-a gentle mother, a late father, a seemingly dissolute younger brother, and Kazuko who struggles for love-traveled through their lives in a villa that belonged to them and did not belong to them. Osamu Dazai wrote the story of women's inner emotional struggle and rebirth through Kazuko's first-person narration. The whole book is full of emptiness, uneasiness, decadence and helplessness, but at the end, the author sends a ray of brilliance of life to Kazuko, shining a ray of light in the dark tone of decadence. The entire era is like the setting sun setting in the west. Hezi searched for the rainbow deep in his heart and embarked on the path of pursuing new life and hope alone.

This book collects five of the most popular masterpieces among the short stories and short stories of the lyric poet Hesse. "Autumn Journey" describes a mind wandering between wandering and nostalgia. "Remembering Childhood" depicts the memory of the angels, miracles and fairy tales that linger in the past. "The Marriage" shows another side of Hesse's writing style, describing the story of a man who struggles for marriage in a distant place where he lives for a long time, surrounded by shuttles. In "The Big Whirlwind", the dreamy days of youth have not yet passed, the seedlings of love have begun, and the troubles of puberty are unbearable. "Beautiful Youth" is a work that eulogizes the soul of adolescence. It outlines the dream of young people who yearn for wandering but miss their hometown; they long for a romantic and free life but hope for a stable home. The articles are timeless in artistic conception, full of humor and warning, and are endlessly memorable.

"My mother died today. Maybe it was yesterday, I don't know." I am Meursault, an ordinary company employee. I love my mom, but I didn't cry at the funeral. When I got home the next day, I had a party with my girlfriend Mary. Afterward, she asked me if I loved her, and I said no. On the eve of my wedding, a friend I just met invited me to go to the beach. On the way, I fired five shots and killed a stranger. After being imprisoned and sentenced to death, I chose not to appeal. People say I'm cold, selfish, and stubborn. This may be absurd, but it is my real life - I just want to live my true self, even if I become an outsider in your eyes!

It tells the life of Narcissus and Goldmund, two talented but very different young men. Narcissus, a young scholar at Mariabronn Monastery, is talented and talented. He has always been strict with himself and upholds the ideal of becoming a theologian who advocates logic and reason. Goldmund, who entered the school as a newcomer, originally followed his father's wish and hoped to become a monk, but accidentally discovered the joy of secular life. Although the two were attracted by each other's unique temperament, their differences in nature led them to embark on completely different paths. As a young man, Goldmund traveled around the world, tasted love and sensual pleasures, learned the art of sculpture, and survived plague and death.

This is a science fiction book full of legend, adventure and fantasy. It was compiled by Jules Verne, the famous French writer and "the father of modern science fiction". The content of the book is that the British and Russian joint scientific expedition team came to the mysterious African continent in order to measure the accurate length of the meridian. Scientists have different personalities, and the British and Russian team leaders also hold different opinions on scientific issues, but for the purpose of scientific research, they seek common ground while reserving differences. Scientists not only have to deal with the harsh natural environment, but also be wary of intrusions from indigenous tribes. What made them even more unexpected was that a war broke out between Britain and Russia during the scientific expedition. In the end, they overcame various difficulties and completed the scientific research mission. The plot of the story has ups and downs, and the descriptions of the customs, customs, and natural beauty of the African continent are equally fascinating.

"Hamlet" is the pinnacle of Shakespeare's tragedies and one of his four major tragedies. It has reached unprecedented depth and breadth in ideological content, profoundly revealing the sins and essential characteristics of late feudal society. Based on an ancient Danish myth from 1200 AD, it tells the story of a Danish prince who pretended to be crazy in order to avenge his uncle who killed his father, married his mother and usurped the throne. After being tortured, he finally took his revenge. The entire story of "Hamlet" is permeated with the spirit of Shakespeare's era and is the most profound expression of Shakespeare's humanism and critical spirit of real life.

Karl Ove Knausgaard, a master of contemporary literature and a genius of observation and introspection, has created the first volume of a tetralogy based on the four seasons. The book begins with a letter written by Knausgaard to his unborn daughter, telling her what there is to look forward to in the world. Every day after that, Knausgaard would write an article, describing the world of matter and nature with precision and intensity. He describes the family's daily life in the Swedish countryside with keen insight and mobilizes his own childhood memories to open up a precious and uniquely tender perspective on family relationships. The sun, wasps, jellyfish, eyes, lice - all everyday objects are the material of his art, whether grand or small. This is a personal encyclopedia from chewing gum to stars. Knausgaard uses his meticulous observation to show us how vast, wonderful and full of unknowns this world is.

"The Idiot" is one of Dostoyevsky's best works, with a tense, tortuous plot, and exciting climaxes. In particular, the psychological description in it deeply analyzes the multi-facetedness and complexity of human beings, and has a strong artistic appeal.

Loving yourself is the beginning of a lifelong romance. In 1895, Wilde was taken to court by the father of his homosexual lover Percy, and was sentenced to prison and ruined. Distraught, he wrote a long letter in prison and entrusted his former lover Rose to deliver it to Percy. This letter is the secret emotion and deep reflection deep in his heart when his destiny was at a low point. In 1905, five years after Wilde's death, Ross published this letter with the title "De Profundis", taken from Psalm 130: "O Lord, from the depths of my heart I pray to you! Lord, please hear my voice!"

"Hamlet", "Romeo and Juliet", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "The Merchant of Venice"... Shakespeare's plays have been popular for centuries and have long become the most dazzling jewels in the history of world literature. Zhu Shenghao is regarded as the first person in my country to translate Shakespeare's plays. The translation is smooth, fluent and poetic, and appropriately conveys the style and charm of the original work.

"Eternal Words to Awaken the World" is a collection of short stories in vernacular compiled by Feng Menglong, a writer in the late Ming Dynasty. The book was first published in the seventh year of Qi tomorrow (1627). There are a total of forty stories in the book, with rich sources of themes, most of which come from folklore, historical biographies and novels of the Tang and Song Dynasties. Most works still focus on the theme of marriage and love. The book has a substantial and complete structure, delicate descriptions, and vivid characters, which reflect the social outlook and citizens' thoughts and feelings at that time to varying degrees. "Bai Yuniang Endured Hardship to Become a Husband", "Amorous Zhou Shengxian in Fan Tower", "Qian Xiucai Mistakenly Acquire the Phoenix Couple", "Qiao Prefect Randomly Points to the Mandarin Duck Book", etc. Are among the famous works, with ups and downs of plots, distinctive themes, and are widely circulated.

This is a record of the growth of "free woman" Anna, consisting of one story and five notebooks. The black notes represent her life as a writer, the red notes represent her political life, the yellow notes represent her love life, and the blue notes represent her spiritual life. The golden note is a philosophical expression and a summary of life. Its colorfulness reflects the protagonist's confused and weightless soul in this chaotic and disorderly world.

"The last knight of German Romanticism" and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, Hesse's new 10-volume anthology, translated by famous writers, includes novels, short and medium-length works, poetry, prose, fairy tales and paintings, comprehensively displaying Hesse's creative career. This anthology has 10 volumes in total, including "Under the Wheel", "Siddhartha", "Steppenwolf", "Natchez and Goldmund", "The Glass Bead Game", "Engagement", "The Last Summer of Klingershal", "Life in Poetry", "Song of Ticino" and "Hesse's Fairy Tales".

Washington Irving's short story "The Adventures of Negro Fisherman Sam" tells a story about adventure, treasure hunting, and ghosts. Sam's discovery of the treasure led many gold diggers to embark on the road of treasure hunting, but they all failed. Wolfert was one of them. He encountered ghosts during his two treasure hunts and almost died in the end. Fortunately, a windfall came from heaven, and the dying man got better, and his golden dream came true. The plot of this article is full of twists and turns, full of fantasy, and inadvertently portrays the greedy face of the Nuggets.

"Yu Shi Ming Yan", formerly known as "Ancient and Modern Novels", is a collection of short vernacular novels published in the Ming Dynasty. Together with "Words to Warn the World" and "Words to Awaken the World", they are collectively known as "Three Words". It is a collection of 120 stories from Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties compiled by Feng Menglong after careful selection and selection. It has always been praised as a treasure house of Chinese classical short stories. "The Complete Book of Ming Yan" is based on "Ancient and Modern Novels", "Words to Warn the World" and "Everlasting Words to Awaken the World" photocopied by the Shanghai Ancient Books Society. A brief summary is given before each story, and the plot of the novel is briefly introduced and commented to help readers better understand the story and understand its gist.

"The Strange Current Situation I've Witnessed for Twenty Years" is one of Wan Qing's four major condemnation novels and is the masterpiece of Qing Dynasty novelist Wu Jianren. It has been serialized in "New Novels" edited by Liang Qichao since 1903, and was completed in 1909, with a total of 108 chapters. The novel takes "narrow escape" as the protagonist, starting from his funeral for his father and ending with his failure in business. It integrates what he has seen and heard in the past 20 years. It is an autobiographical novel. This novel covers a wide range of society, ranging from governors and corrupt officials to litigious evil gentry, profiteers and moneymen, foreign slaves and compradors, charlatans, foreign court talents, etc. It reflects the numerous strange current situations of Chinese officialdom, shopping malls, and foreign markets after the Sino-French War. It reveals the dark reality of semi-feudal and semi-colonial society in the late Qing Dynasty, and shows a picture of society on the eve of the collapse of the Qing Dynasty.

"The New Talented Man Nine Clouds" has been lost in our country for a long time and was only discovered this year. The book tells the story of Yang Shaoyou, a young student from Xianning County, Wuchang Prefecture, Huguang Province, who passed the imperial examination and rose to the rank of prime minister. His six sons lived up to their family status and were all on the gold medal list. They can be said to be a glorious ancestor. In terms of narrative and artistic techniques, this book not only inherits the unity of ancient novels, but also creates a unique way of describing the world. It can be regarded as a relatively mature vernacular novel.

"The Romance of the Eastern Zhou Dynasties" is a novel about the history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Starting from the Western Weekend when King You of Zhou was killed, King Ping of Zhou moved to the east, and Qin Shihuang unified the world, the history of more than five hundred years is briefly described. The people and events of this period are the most prominent and typical in history. It is almost the theoretical source of success or failure for future generations, and it is also the standard and example for future generations to behave. Through rich and vivid storylines, the novel praises the good-hearted princes, strict rewards and punishments, generous princes and loyal, brave and strategic generals, as well as the brave, resourceful and courageous heroes who act for justice. The novel also tells about some foolish, cruel, shameless emperors, princes and other rulers as well as greedy, treacherous and insidious sycophants. "The Romance of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" is divided into four volumes with a total of 108 chapters. This book is the fourth volume, and includes the content from "Chapter 82, Killing Zixu Fucha, Fighting for Na Kuaihuozi Road to Weave the Tao" to "Chapter 108 and the Unification Map of the Six Kingdoms, the First Emperor's Establishment of Prefectures and Counties".

"Awakening the World" is a collection of vernacular short stories compiled by Feng Menglong in the late Ming Dynasty. It was first published in 1627 (the seventh year of tomorrow). The themes may come from folk facts, historical biographies and stories from the Tang and Song Dynasties. Except for a few old works from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, most of them are works from the Ming Dynasty, and some are imitations by Feng. The image is clear, the structure is substantial and complete, and the description is delicate. It reflects the social outlook and citizens' thoughts and feelings at that time to varying degrees. But some works contain feudal preaching, karma propaganda and pornographic rendering. "Eternal Words to Awaken the World" is divided into two volumes, the upper and lower volumes, including forty stories. There are two excellent works in the entire Song and Yuan scripts, and "Fifteen Jokes Turn into Clever Disasters" is one of them, which is included in the second volume.

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"Awakening the World" is a collection of vernacular short stories compiled by Feng Menglong in the late Ming Dynasty. It was first published in 1627 (the seventh year of tomorrow). The themes may come from folk facts, historical biographies and stories from the Tang and Song Dynasties. Except for a few old works from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, most of them are works from the Ming Dynasty, and some are imitations by Feng. The image is clear, the structure is substantial and complete, and the description is delicate. It reflects the social outlook and citizens' thoughts and feelings at that time to varying degrees. But some works contain feudal preaching, karma propaganda and pornographic rendering. "Eternal Words to Awaken the World" is divided into two volumes, the upper and lower volumes, including forty stories. There are two excellent works in the entire Song and Yuan scripts, and "Naofanlou Passionate Zhou Shengxian" is one of them, which is included in the first volume.

"Les Misérables" is another magnificent masterpiece written by the famous French romantic writer Victor Hugo after "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". It is a novel that represents Hugo's thoughts and artistic style. With outstanding artistic expression, the book shows people a picture of the French Revolution from 1793 to 1832 through the description of the tragic experiences of Jean Valjean and others and a series of touching deeds done by Jean Valjean after he was converted by Bishop Myrière. The brilliant picture of French social and political life during the Paris Popular Uprising in 2006 profoundly exposed and criticized the decadent nature of French society and its criminal phenomena at that time, and expressed compassion and sympathy for the exploitation, fraud and cruel persecution suffered by the poor people under heavy pressure. "Notre Dame de Paris" is set in France under the rule of Louis XI in 1482. It describes the entanglement between a gypsy girl, Frollo, the deputy bishop of Notre Dame Church, and the outcast Quasimodo. The truth, goodness, beauty, falsehood, evil, and ugliness of the characters are all magnified. Quasimodo, who is ugly, deaf and mute, has a noble and pure heart. Esmeralda is a beautiful and pure dancer who was framed to death by Frollo, the deputy bishop of Notre Dame Church, because she did not succumb to his desires. Quasimodo was desperate for losing his idol, and angrily pushed Frollo from the top floor to his death. He also went to the cemetery and committed suicide next to Esmeralda's body. "1993" Is an important work in the later years of the famous French writer Victor Hugo, and it is also his last novel. In the novel, Hugo created three central characters, the Marquis de Landenac, the leader of the Vendée rebels, his grandnephew, Govan, the commander of the Republican Army who suppressed the rebellion, and Simourdain, Govan's tutor and commissioner of the Public Security Commission. He developed an intricate plot around them, depicting the historical scene of the desperate struggle between the bourgeoisie and the feudal forces in 1793.

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