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"Shakespeare's Sonnets" is a representative work of poetry by the famous British poet and dramatist William Shakespeare. Liang Zongdai's translation of "Shakespeare's Sonnets" is a model work of Shakespeare's sonnet translation. Taiwanese poet Yu Guangzhong believes that "Liang's translation has a deep understanding of the original text and a euphemistic interpretation... It goes in deeply and comes out very pure." This book is bilingual in Chinese and English, making it convenient for translation enthusiasts, poetry lovers and researchers to read and study the original text.

This book is a popular historical novel and a masterpiece of the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas. Dantes, the first mate of the Pharaon, was entrusted by the captain to deliver a letter to the Bonapartists. He was framed by two despicable villains and a judge, and was sentenced to death. The inmate Father Faria taught him all kinds of knowledge, and before his death, he told him the secrets of a group of treasures buried on the island of Monte Cristo. After escaping from prison, Tangdais found the treasure and became a rich man. From then on, he was known as the Count of Monte Cristo. After careful planning, he repaid his benefactor and punished his enemies. This book is full of romantic legend, and the chapters are unique, novel and fascinating.

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (English version) \u002F Classic English Library" is a very good work by Jules Verne. In this work, he brought his fantasy of the ocean to a good use, showing human beings' confidence in understanding and controlling the ocean, and demonstrating the tenacity and bravery of human will.

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"The Moon Has Gone" is a novel by Steinbeck published in 1942. The novel takes the German occupation of a Nordic country (an allusion to Norway) during World War II as the historical background. It describes the story of the anti-fascist people in a small town led by Mayor Oton who resisted the Nazi occupying forces. What is different from general anti-fascist works is that in this novel, Steinbeck's descriptions of the positive and negative characters try to show the two sides of human nature: the heroic (or fascist) side and the ordinary side. He did not exalt the anti-fascist people and write about them as "high and mighty", but highlighted their love for freedom and their various forms of resistance as they could not bear the aggression of the occupying forces. He also did not demonize the German occupying forces in his description. In his writing, these invaders were weak and even full of humanity.

"Hamlet" is a classic tragedy written by the famous British playwright Shakespeare in the early 17th century. It is one of Shakespeare's famous "four major tragedies". "Youth Reading: Hamlet" is divided into five acts. It tells the story of young Hamlet's uncle who ascended the throne and married his mother after his father died suddenly. The ghost of his father appears, tells Hamlet the real cause of his death, and asks Hamlet to avenge him, all of which plunges him into an abyss of melancholy and pain. The new king was afraid that his crime would be exposed, so he devised a double plot to kill Hamlet. Finally, in a duel provoked by the new king, the queen, Hamlet and the new king who deserved it all died one after another.

"Faulkner's Speeches" collects Faulkner's wonderful speeches on different public occasions. Faulkner's wisdom, knowledge, imagination, talent and sense of humor are fully reflected in this book. This collection of non-fiction essays provides a glimpse into some aspects of Faulkner as an artist and as a human being. These articles, while showing us what this extremely passionate, extremely complex, and extremely secretive writer was willing to reveal to the public during the last forty years of his career, also allow us to gain a better understanding of his person and his work.

"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. The novel "Natchez and Goldmund" is Hesse's masterpiece published in 1930. It describes the life experiences of a pair of friends who represent rational asceticism and erotic sensual hedonism. The young novice monk Narcissus in the monastery is extremely talented and is deeply loved by Dean Daniel. The new student Goldmund was obsessed with secular life. Although they became friends, Goldmund ignored Narcissus' rational preaching and secretly went to the village to have a tryst with the girl. Then he escaped from the monastery and wandered around, experiencing joy and hardship. His wanderings made him gradually mature, but he was later sentenced to death for falling in love with the governor's mistress. Narcissus, who became the abbot of the monastery, rescued him from prison and let him specialize in sculpture. Goldmund went out to march again, and fell seriously ill on the way. Narcissus expressed his friendship to him before his death, making him die happily. The novel expresses the conflict between two different human natures and achieves harmonious unity in the process of exploring ideals; some critics call it "a beautiful Faust variation that combines knowledge and love."

This is a song about the growth of an ignorant boy, with a thrilling and ups and downs storyline that sparkles with dreams of vast seas and sky. The upholding of justice and the power of emotion deeply touched the hearts of the children. Three naughty boys mustered up the courage to paddle a raft away from home and go camping on an isolated island. The ever-flowing river records the footprints of the boys' growth. The boys' flying courage and ambition, as well as their twists and turns and thrilling treasure hunting adventure, together constitute this silent, tense and gripping novel.

"Flowers Are Not Sleeping" is a collection of classic works by the Japanese literary master Kawabata Yasunari. It includes essays such as "Flowers Are Not Sleeping", "I am in Beautiful Japan", "The Existence and Discovery of Beauty", and "The Beauty of Japanese Literature". These four articles on literature and aesthetic topics elaborate on the "beauty" in Kawabata Yasunari's heart, emphasizing his creative outlook based on the sense of disillusionment and vanity of uncertainty about life and death, as well as his admiration for the culture of the Heian Dynasty. His Zen thoughts and literary concepts are very oriental. In addition, short stories and novels such as "The Ballad of Wings", "Crystal Fantasy", "Snow", "Autumn Rain" and "Parent's Heart" are also included, which also reflect his active literary exploration and experimentation, inherit and carry forward the Japanese and Oriental "mono-sorrow" tradition, and reflect the essence of his Oriental aesthetics.

"Suiyuan Poetry" is Yuan Mei's main work on poetry in the Qing Dynasty, which embodies his idea of ​​emphasizing spirituality in poetry. The main text consists of sixteen volumes and ten supplementary volumes. Yuan Mei (1716-1798), courtesy name Zicai, nicknamed Jianzhai, self-titled Cangshan Jushi and Suiyuan Lao Lao, was a native of Qiantang (now Hangzhou), Zhejiang. This compilation is based on Suiyuan's self-engraved edition in the 55th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1790), and has consulted various editions.

"Disqualified in the World" is a classic work written by Dazai Osamu, a representative writer in the field of "private novels", based on his own experience. It is world-renowned and has far-reaching influence. "I'm sorry to be born human", this book presents to all readers the helpless cry of a soul in despair, which is thought-provoking.

"Sleeping Beauty" is a stunning masterpiece by Nobel Prize-winning writer Kawabata Yasunari, which shows Kawabata Yasunari's unique and weird spiritual world. "An old man Eguchi who was nearly seventy years old went to a secret inn to spend the night, while the young beauty here took medicine and fell into a coma without knowing anything..." The old man Eguchi in Kawabata Yasunari's works reveals a sense of terror of approaching death, a sense of sadness for the loss of youth, and at the same time mixed with a sense of regret for his own immoral behavior. This theme of indulgence, temptation and atonement is expressed in a surreal and grotesque way. The description of the old man's treatment of Sleeping Beauty is not rough, but quietly bursts out the original desire and strength of life. It can be said that this is the main theme of life and also the variations of life.

This is a novel and a history, more like a movie. From Venice, Rome, to Florence, and back to Venice, you follow the beautiful man Marco, penetrate into every pore of the Renaissance era, and be a Renaissance man for a day. There's roasted guinea chicken served on a silver platter decorated with the Medici coat of arms, Pecorino goat cheese, and bite-sized pastries made of almond flour and wrapped in cream. 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. 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, who was dismissed from his job, traveled to Florence to adjust his mood. He happened to meet Olympia, who had used him for espionage, and "fell in love" with her again. The "Flower Capital", once governed by the benevolent Medici family, has now become a puppet capital - the Holy Roman Emperor secretly controlled Alessandro, the illegitimate son of the Medici family, to rule dictatorially. Alessandro also coveted the sister of Lorenzino, who also belonged to the Medici family. This made Lorenzino, who was already rebellious and self-blame, determined to kill Alessandro by using the secret passage between the Medici Palace and his home, and fled to Venice that night. Marco and Olympia were also involved in the quagmire of internal strife within the Medici family, and they decided to leave Florence for Rome.

Hardy's most outstanding work and one of the greatest works of English literature. The novel takes the heroine Tess's experience as the main line, describing the conflict between the beautiful poetic image and the surrounding gloomy reality, and vividly and concretely describes the disintegration of the small-scale peasant economy after capitalism invaded the British countryside at the end of the 19th century and the painful process of individual farmers heading towards poverty and bankruptcy. At the same time, Hardy also showed strong pessimism in his works.

This book tells the story of how a bishop rose from obscurity, lurked at the bottom, and was suppressed by others for more than ten years. When everyone saw that he was about to die and relaxed their vigilance and showed sympathy and pity, he gradually succeeded in climbing to the position of bishop by means of tricks; and how he turned around and attacked at the most hopeless moment.

The mature works of Nobel Prize winner Camus. This book includes the novel "The Plague" and the play "Martial Law", which is also about the plague. The reason why these two Camus works are collected into a volume is because they both belong to the "Resistance Series" and because the themes are related to the plague. "The Plague" uses a chronological structure to narrate the beginning and end of the plague in Oran City. Camus used precise writing to describe the subtle changes in human mentality when facing a catastrophic disaster. At the same time, he portrayed the rescue team headed by Dr. Rieux. They are all ordinary little people, but in the most simple moral spirit, they help each other and help others. "Martial Law" is Camus's important exploration in drama. If there was a real epidemic in "The Plague", then in "Martial Law", the plague turned into the god of death, and this disease contained more meanings.

"Notes from the House of the Dead" is one of Dostoevsky's most important and influential works published during the Russian serfdom reform period. Based on his own personal experience, the author described his experiences during hard labor in a calm and objective style in "Notes from the House of the Dead". The book is composed of independent chapters such as memories, essays, close-ups, and stories. Due to its ingenious structure, it is interwoven into a vivid picture of prison life in Tsarist Russia and outlines the unique personalities of various characters. The whole book is composed of independent chapters such as memories, essays, close-ups, and stories. It is cleverly structured and interwoven into a vivid picture of prison life in Tsarist Russia. The work truly reproduces the barbaric, brutal and extremely horrific scenes of Tsarist Russia's slave labor prisons.

This book is a notebook novel compiled by Yuan Mei during the Qianjia period of the Qing Dynasty. It was originally called "Zi Buyu". Later, it was changed to "Xin Qixie" when it was found that there were similarities in the Yuan Dynasty. The stories in the book come from folk rumors, oral narrations from relatives and friends, other people's writings, real life and the author's creations. Most of the stories in the book are about ghosts and spirits, but also about strange people and anecdotes. Yuan Mei uses concise words, documentary writing, and bizarre stories to show the bizarre world, and reveals the many "evils" in ordinary life in an extremely humorous and obscure way, involving morals, systems, religions, customs, human nature and other aspects.

A delegation composed of trump cards, ghost cards, politicians and reporters traveled around various countries and began a live investigation of the Variety Ace Virus. A covert operation will fulfill centuries-old prophecies that will send ripples throughout the unknown.

"The Glass Bead Game" is Hesse's life-long masterpiece, and it is also the last novel he completed in his life. Describing the process of the protagonist Knik becoming the best bead opera teacher in the ideal country of art, the book vividly outlines the protagonist's birth, inspiration, and spiritual journey through the structure of a complete sonata. It can be said to be the pinnacle of Hesse's lifelong literature and the summary of his literary creation. Three years after the publication of this novel, Hesse won the prestigious Goethe Prize for Literature, and in the same year he won the 1946 Nobel Prize for Literature. This novel is the key to understanding Hesse's thoughts and the swan song of his literary career.

The novel starts from the growth and friendship of two young men, Narcissus and Goldmund, in Mariabronn Monastery, and revolves around their life trajectories. Narcissus and Goldmund took different paths in life due to their completely different natures: Narcissus, a scholar guided by reason, cultivated his character, devoted himself to study, and became the abbot of a monastery; Goldmund, an artist who was called by sensibility, wandered and developed his own ingenuity and became a sculptor. Although they have different natures, it does not prevent the two from forming a deep friendship and cherishing each other. Through mutual inspiration, learning, and perception, they finally resonate in their minds and souls and reach understanding. Although the reality leaves regrets, the tacit understanding has been perfected.

The book selects 25 representative works of Edgar Allan Poe, covering his masterpieces in the fields of thrillers, detective novels, science fiction and humorous satirical novels, including "The Murders in the Rue Morgue", "The Black Cat", "The Golden Beetle", "The Tell-Tale Heart", "Manuscript in a Bottle", "Spectacles", "The Rise and Fall of the Moscone Whirlpool" and "A Barrel of Monterey White", which are familiar to readers, and is translated by Cao Minglun, an expert on Poe's works. In addition, the book uses 11 illustrations created by Irish painter Harry Clark based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe, bringing readers a unique and graphic reading experience. "The Raven" is a widely circulated poem by Edgar Allan Poe. This book is named after the poem. The raven on the book cover is an illustration created by the French Impressionist painter Manet for this poem, which further highlights the melancholy beauty of disillusionment and mourning in Poe's works, as well as his unique dark style.

Happiness is short-lived, but loneliness is permanent. "Ancient Capital" is a literary postcard of the city of Kyoto carefully drawn by Yasunari Kawabata. The novel uses light and delicate writing to narrate the joys and sorrows of the twin sisters Chieko and Naeko, and writes about their bitter life experiences, pure love, and their yearning for a better life. Cleverly, the author places the beautiful relationship between the sisters in the four seasons of Kyoto to describe it. The scenes blend together, allowing readers to appreciate the beauty of Kyoto's ancient culture. Loneliness is like a shadow, coexisting with life. And only lonely people can understand life more deeply. Don't be demanding, don't be envious, explore the true nature of life in the flowers and leaves in front of you.

Ernault began writing in 1974. Most of her works draw themes from her own experiences, so her writing and life are closely integrated. She has published about 15 works so far, including "The Empty Wardrobe" (1974), which depicts a woman's inner journey; "Position" (1984), a first-person recollection of her father, which won the Renaudeau Prize; and "Reminiscences of her mother". "A Woman" (1987); "Pure Passion" (1992), which recalls childhood; "Shame" (1997), "The Incident" (2000), which recalls abortion, and "Occupy" (2002), which depicts jealousy, etc. As soon as this book was published, it won the Duras Literary Award in France that year. Adopting the method of "untitled autobiography" actually prompts others to recall while remembering oneself, reflecting the evolution of the times with people's shared experiences, thus arousing strong resonance in people's hearts. From big things like international affairs, to small things like food and clothing, family gatherings, and even personal privacy, everything is simple and vivid. Reflecting the process of the world through personal experience actually writes collective memory. The novel spans sixty years, so readers of all ages can find the content they are most familiar with and the clearest memories in it.

In this book, Hesse tells the inside story of his own married life through the story of the sentimental painter Johann Ferraguth. In the modern family system of Europe and America, which is extremely civilized, Hesse describes how a depressed artist devotes himself to the creation of an artistic world to save the family from collapse. The lonely lyrical private Hesse used realism to depict the inner struggle and depression of the tragic painter. It is another famous masterpiece by the poet Hesse after "The Song of Life".

This book tells the story of the Franklin ship that disappeared after setting off. Mrs. Branniken suffered a mental disorder after the accident. After being treated, she regained consciousness and began to search for the sunken ship and Captain Branniken in the Western Pacific and Indian Oceans. Mrs. Branniken arrived in Sydney, Australia, and learned that Captain Branniken was detained by the indigenous people. She organized a rescue, was plotted on the way, encountered many dangers, and finally found her biological son, rescued her husband, and reunited her family.

The two days when Ivan Andreevich was caught in adultery: the disgusting confessions on the street, the dirty performances under the bed... All of this constitutes a vivid picture that feels like hearing the voice and seeing the person. Writers rely on ingenious structures, seize the trivial matters of daily life that can reflect the essence of things, and use vivid and humorous language to portray each character vividly.

"Serenade" is Kazuo Ishiguro's only collection of short stories. Using music as a clue, it consists of five seemingly independent but interrelated stories. The main characters in the story are all related to music: a frustrated restaurant musician, a faded singer, a self-admired cellist, a saxophonist who was forced to undergo plastic surgery for success, etc. Most of them are passionate about music but full of complaints about life. The plots may be absurd or lamentable. Using the theme of music and life, they express the author's consistent reflection on the living conditions of modern people. The bilingual version of "Serenade" is accompanied by the original text of the work, allowing readers to appreciate Ishiguro's exquisite and beautiful original English text at the same time, and enjoy double beauty.

The longest continuously running stage play in the world's history. The legendary drama has been performed continuously for more than half a century. Christie's finest dramatic work. Apart from the Bible and Shakespeare, Agatha Christie is the best-selling author in the world. Her 80 works have been translated into more than 100 languages ​​and published, with cumulative sales of more than 2 billion copies to date. Every seven seconds on this planet, a Christie's work is exchanged for pounds, dollars, francs... And renminbi. Before opening "The Mousetrap", the "secret" that can be revealed about the story itself is: the closed space. Opening hours. Ambiguous and complicated identities. A look that conceals the truth. No blood in sight. Heartbeat audible. "It is a play that you can take anyone to see. It is not really scary, nor is it a definite farce, but it has a little bit of these elements. Perhaps because of this, many people who come with different expectations can be satisfied at the same time." --Agatha Christie

The Plague is one of Camus's most influential and socially significant works. A plague broke out in the North African city of Oran. The protagonist Dr. Rieux stepped forward to rescue the patients at the critical moment and led a large number of people to rise up against the terrible plague, which finally brought the epidemic under control. In a very calm tone, Camus praised the true brave men who faced the bleak situation, and expressed his infinite desire and passion for life.

"The night of spring is short, girl, go forward!" ""The Dingtian Family", "Tower of the Sun"... How were these imaginative and interesting stories born? What kind of imaginative works can be created in an apartment with four and a half stacks (about seven square meters)? A collection of all the essays written by the talented Japanese fantasy writer Noboru Morimi in the fourteen years since his debut, talking about life and creation - the books that have influenced Nobohiko Morimi: "The Complete Works of Uchida Hyakashi", Higuchi Kazuyo's "Kazuha's Love Diary", Atsushi Nakajima's "Yamagetsuki", Conan Doyle's "Five Orange Cores", "The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes"... Movies that have influenced Nobohiko Morimi: "Kishiwada Young Company of Fools", "Spirited Away", "Sand Container"... The secrets of the beautiful Kyoto written by Morimi, the four-and-a-half-story apartment full of memories... In addition, this book also includes the author's never-published serial column "Idling Novelist", and for the first time publishes the specially written and previously never made public version of "Morimi Nobumihiko's Diary". How to grow from an ordinary college student to a famous fantasy artist, Morimi Nobumihiko recorded it all in this book in a cute, humorous, and effortless style!

"The Merchant of Venice" is Shakespeare's important early work and a highly satirical comedy. Created around 1596-1597. The theme of the script is to praise benevolence, friendship and love. It also reflects the contradiction between the commercial bourgeoisie and the loan sharks in the early stage of capitalism, and expresses the author's humanistic thoughts on issues such as money, law and religion in bourgeois society. An important literary achievement of this play is to create the typical image of Shylock, a profit-seeking, ruthless loan shark.

Loss is the only way to the end of life, and it is also the only way to return to the true nature. "Sleeping Beauty" is the culmination of Kawabata Yasushi's 60th birthday. Through the five experiences of the old man Eguchi to Sleeping Beauty's house, six sleeping beauties, and three dreams, the novel tells the story of people's helplessness towards aging and death in old age, their inferiority complex towards old men and their nostalgia for youth. The whole work has a transcendent and mysterious beauty that transcends time and space. It integrates Kawabata's lifelong philosophical meditation and guides people to look at the passing time with a heart of repentance, return to the beauty of innocence with a heart of redemption, and have infinite yearning for the beauty of freedom. The old man's ravings are a person's lonely recollections of youth. Life is fleeting, only infinite silence and immortality remain forever.

"Narcissus and Goldmund" is a novel by German writer and Nobel Prize winner Hermann Hesse. The young monk Narcissus was pious and docile, while his friend Goldmund was rebellious and uninhibited. He secretly had trysts with girls, escaped from the monastery and wandered around. Many years later, he was sentenced to death for falling in love with the governor's mistress. Narcissus, who became the abbot of the monastery, rescued him from prison and asked him to specialize in sculpture art. He integrated his life experience into his creations and achieved great success. Unable to settle for the status quo, he traveled again and became seriously ill. Narcissus expressed his friendship to him before his death, making him die happily. The novel shows the conflict between two different human natures.

An unavoidable classic in the history of Japanese literature, the masterpiece of Kawabata Yasunari, the winner of the 1968 Nobel Prize for Literature, Shigeon's unprinted translation includes the two novels "Snow Country" and "The Songstress of Izu". The train passed through a long tunnel and headed for the snow country. Shimamura was about to meet Juzi for the second time, but unexpectedly saw Ye Zi's beautiful face reflected in the car window mirror. The three people's melancholy was involved, and the snowflakes fell on everyone. Is love really in vain?

A volume of white drawings full of love and affection between an adopted daughter and her parents, showing the true love in the ordinary. The autobiography of Kawabata Yasunari, a "leading figure" in the Japanese literary world and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, is a precious work that peeps into the depths of the soul. It describes the symbol of Japanese beauty with a unique style and strong emotions. It has superb narrative skills and expresses the spiritual characteristics of the Japanese people with extraordinary sensitivity. "The Son of God" is a collection of autobiographical novels by Kawabata Yasunari, which includes four short stories: "Hometown", "Tokaido", "Tower of Sentiment", and "The Son of God". From the age of two to fourteen, Kawabata Yasunari's parents, sister, and grandparents died one after another. The plot of "Orphans from the End of the World" lingered in his life. In "Hometown", the author takes the opportunity of welcoming his adopted daughter to review his lonely boyhood; "Tokaido" remembers his old friend's journey to Beijing and explores the relationship between art and eternity; "God-given Son" describes the father-daughter relationship with his adopted daughter and records the activities of the Japanese PEN Association after the war... "God-given Son" is a precious work that peeks into the depths of Kawabata Yasunari's soul.

The work of Nobel Prize winner Kawabata Yasunari, nine touching moments about love, is the first collection of Zhuyu short stories published in China. "People Who Love" is a short story collection by Nobel Prize-winning writer Kawabata Yasunari. It includes nine short stories including "Mother's First Love", "A Woman's Dream", and "Letter About a Black Mole". A girl who was adopted by her mother's first love after her mother's death and fell silently in love with her mother's first love; a girl who has been unable to successfully date because of her first love's suicide; a wife who feels guilty because of her quirks; a dancing girl who is keen on playing dice; newlyweds who have just begun to feel the loveliness of children... Kawabata Yasunari's short stories are delicate, gentle and natural. The whole book centers on "love" and describes nine subtle moments about "love".

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Harry Harrell is a lonely, lonely middle-aged man. By chance, he read a short book "On the Steppenwolf", and he realized that he was a Steppenwolf with both human and wolf nature. In order to get rid of the pain and loneliness, he got drunk in the pub and met Hermina, Pablo and Maria one after another. He was so immersed in sensory play that he seemed to forget all his worries. When Harry is on the verge of collapse, he comes to the Magic Theater. In this place where dreams and reality intersect, he sees various split personalities and repressed selves. Through this experience, he realized that he should not deliberately oppose human nature and wolf nature, but should regard them as a whole. Eventually, Harry escapes despair and returns to real life.

40 years ago, they were struggling for respect and recognition. Forty years later, they are torn apart by hatred and dissent. Now, they are key figures in the presidential election, and one of the candidates is planning to stir up a storm with his secret cardinal power...

"Station in the Shower" is a collection of novels by Kawabata Yasunari, a classic work by Nobel Prize winner Yasunari Kawabata. Yu Hua highly recommends "The Station in the Shower", which includes a total of 67 novels such as "The Locust and the Golden Pipa" and "The Man Who Stealed the Dogwood". It was another rainy evening at a station in the suburbs of Tokyo. Wives hurried over with umbrellas to greet their husbands returning from get off work. Only one wife was uneasy because she had met her love rival in her youth. In order not to be defeated, the two ladies hurriedly began to whitewash their happiness... The falling autumn rain, scattered flowers, and endless love and sadness were condensed.

"Hesse Selections" includes five masterpieces from different periods by Hermann Hesse, winner of the 1946 Nobel Prize for Literature: "Under the Wheel", "Demian: The Wandering Boyhood", "Siddhartha", "Steppenwolf" and "Narcissus and Goldmund". In "Narcissus and Goldmund", there are two young men, one is wise and rational, determined to dedicate his body and mind to faith in front of the Green Lantern Scripture, the other escapes sensibility and pursues the ultimate love and art in wandering. When life comes to an end and close friends meet again, their eyes look at each other with nostalgia for the past life and gratification for the friendship that has never faded.

In life, one should never act or cheat. The famous work of Camus, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature; the latest translation by the winner of the Fu Lei Translation and Publishing Award. "The Stranger" is a classic of existentialism and absurdist literature, and one of the most famous novels in the Western literary world in the 20th century. Exclusively included is the 10,000-word introduction to "Camus's Literary Journey" by Professor Zheng Kruu, which provides an in-depth analysis of Camus's life and creation. His important literary creation illuminates with clear seriousness the issues of human conscience in our time. As an artist and moralist, he vividly embodies the moral conscience of modern people through an existentialist's perspective on the absurdity of the world, and dramatically expresses the most basic issues related to human existence such as freedom, justice and death.

The novel has extremely successfully created the image of old Grandet, a cruel, cruel, greedy and greedy person. Grandet's image has been passed down to future generations as one of the four misers in the corridor of world literary figures!

"Bloom, Blue Rose." Kirito and Eugeo broke into the marble tower "Central Cathedral", the symbol of the "Axiom Church", and headed towards the top floor where the priest "Adominis Doret" was. The two finally meet again with Alice, the integrity knight of "Golden Katsura". However, Kirito and Alice's "Armed Complete Control Technique" went out of control, causing the outer wall of the tower to be destroyed, and the two fell outside the central cathedral. Eugeo, who was separated from Kirito, firmly believed that his partner was still alive and continued to climb the tower alone. The person who then appeared in front of him was the ancient and powerful Integrity Knight-Bercouli Synthesis Wan. Facing the legendary warrior he had longed for since he was a child, Eugeo drew the Blue Rose Sword. This duel ended with the birth of a swordsman. While Kirito was away, Eugeo put on the armor of an integrity knight, with a cold light shining in his eyes--

In the midsummer Kyoto that turned into a flaming hell, the only air conditioner in the student apartment failed. The cause was that the monster's friend Ozu let water enter the remote control last night. How am I going to survive the rest of the heat? Just as I was discussing countermeasures with Akashi, the iceberg beauty whom I had a crush on, a rustic male student appeared in front of us and said that he had traveled through a time machine from the future twenty-five years later. So, a genius idea flashed in my mind - why not use a time machine to go back to yesterday and retrieve the remote control that has not been damaged? Facing Ozu and others who unscrupulously changed the world of yesterday, I had a premonition that the world was about to be destroyed.

The protagonist "I" is a junior student at Kyoto University. I wholeheartedly look forward to being accompanied by a black-haired girl and living a wonderful rose-colored campus life. However, things went against expectations, relationships failed, bad friends were made, and good opportunities were missed. In the end, they always retreated into the small "four-and-a-half-story dormitory" and wasted two full years of college. "If I had made a new choice, would I have experienced a completely different kind of college life?" - This work starts from this proposition and uses a parallel time and space perspective to imagine what a different youth story would happen if the protagonist returns to his freshman year and chooses a club again.

In this book, Mr. Lao She, a literary master, tells what he has experienced, heard, and thought in vivid and interesting writing. He explains the true meaning of life in simple and simple terms in every small thing, which is meaningful and profound. The book not only contains the worldly feelings of remembering relatives and friends, appreciating animals, and traveling around mountains and rivers, but also has the transcendent interest of understanding life and thinking about destiny. As he said, "Life is a rhythm, there must be light and shadow, left and right, sunny and rainy." May this book accompany you on your journey through life, and may you live a life of ease, simplicity, and happiness.