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The latest classic version of FLTRP! "The Tempest" tells the experience of Prospero who rules the Principality of Milan. He is a landless emperor and a great magician. He uses imagination as a commanding attendant spirit. He can sink ships, enslave enemies, and marry lovers at will. His omnipotence, and the source of all his power, lies in his gentleness, kindness, and charitable broad-mindedness.

This book is a novel written by the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas in 1844. It narrates that during the reign of Louis XIII in the 1730s, the powerful Cardinal Richelieu used the ambiguous relationship between the queen and the British Prime Minister to put pressure on the king. D'Artagnan made friends with three royal musketeers, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, served the queen, retrieved important evidence, and executed Milady, a female spy who was ordered by the prime minister. Finally, D'Artagnan was taken over by Richelieu and served as the deputy musketeer officer. The plot of the book is full of twists and turns and the characters are vivid, making it always popular among readers.

"From the Earth to the Moon" tells the story that after the American Civil War, Bobby Kane, the president of the Baltimore Cannon Club, proposed firing a cannonball to the moon in order to establish a connection between the earth and the moon. After French adventurer Michel Ardant learned of the news, he suggested building a hollow cannonball, and he was going to use this cannonball to explore the moon. Captains Bobby Kane, Michelle and Nicol overcame various difficulties and finally set off on this cannon, but they did not reach their destination... The plot of this book is thrilling and full of superhuman imagination. Verne's scientific assumptions in the book are actually very similar to the real experience of modern astronauts, which is shocking.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. In the mid-19th century, a comet suddenly collided with the Earth. Some residents near the Mediterranean Sea were taken to the comet and began to roam the solar system. Under the leadership of a French captain, they worked together and overcame various difficulties such as the severe cold of space. Finally, two years later, they returned to Earth triumphantly when the comet encountered the Earth again. The author uses a lot of space to introduce the characteristics of comets, Jupiter, Saturn and other celestial bodies and a lot of interesting astronomical knowledge in a simple and easy-to-understand way. He praises people's tireless exploration spirit in science and their noble sentiments of staying calm in times of crisis and sharing weal and woe. At the same time, he also lashes out at the selfish behavior of some individuals.

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The novel describes the story of French naturalist Professor Aronnax and Captain Nemo traveling deep under the sea. They have traveled to many oceans around the world, enjoyed the ever-changing strange landscapes and various creatures on the seabed, and experienced various dangers. The novel is full of suspense, frequent climaxes and full of interest. The fascinating story contains vivid love and hate and extensive geographical knowledge, allowing readers to enjoy spiritual enjoyment while feeling the magic of nature and the power of science.

This book includes "A Winter in the Ice and Snow", "The Eternal Adam" and "Master Zokiri". For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. Verne's works are full of obvious social tendencies. At the same time full of knowledge, he himself was a cosmic mystic with a mysterious worship of the world. Science fiction novels did not begin with Verne, but in the scale of fantasy, especially in the linguistic nature of science, Verne greatly surpassed his predecessors. Verne's works are not boring scientific illustrations, but basically belong to the nature of romantic literature. He always weaves complex, tortuous and interesting stories within the framework of scientific imagination. The plots are thrilling and full of strange coincidences, and are set off by extraordinary natural wonders, creating a strong romantic color. Combined with Verne's smooth writing and brisk narrative.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. In a small town in Ireland, a charlatan is performing a splendid audience scene at the British court. What makes this puppet show come alive is a three-year-old boy in a box. The wandering story of this poor child begins here, full of tragic and bizarre plots, and ends with a wonderful comedy.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. In a small town in Ireland, a charlatan is performing a splendid audience scene at the British court. What makes this puppet show come alive is a three-year-old boy in a box. The wandering story of this poor child begins here, full of tragic and bizarre plots, and ends with a wonderful comedy.

This book is a classic work by the master of science fiction Verne. It is a novel adapted by Verne based on the work "Modern Titan" by the engineer Albert Baduro. Some people say that among all Verne's science fiction novels, this one is undoubtedly one of the most technologically advanced. The Arctic has always been a mysterious and vast land. The U. S. Government took the initiative and proposed to auction this area. Babuk, the protagonist of "From the Earth to the Moon" and director of the Baltimore Cannon Club, finally made the deal. Marston, the club secretary, is a talented mathematician. Through powerful scientific arguments and complex mathematical formulas, he attempted to change the axis of the earth and thereby change the laws of motion around the sun in order to develop the extremely rich underground resources of the Arctic. The world is worried that this move will throw the sea out of the natural submarine basin, making it impossible for humans to survive. So the police imprisoned Marston, but Babuk and his companions disappeared. At this moment, Babuk has led tens of thousands of workers to the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro to implement their plan. On the planned day, Babuk gave an order, and an earth-shattering explosion occurred. However...

People who grew up reading Verne will always be curious about the world! Liu Cixin, the representative writer of Chinese science fiction novels, wrote a handwritten message and highly recommended it! Carefully select 8 illustrations from the 1874 first edition of "The Mysterious Island" and redraw them in detail to reproduce the original appearance of the first edition! Classic translation by Peking University French translator Chen Xiaoqing. People who grew up reading Jules Verne will always be curious about the world! Verne is one of the undisputed founders of the science fiction literary genre! In the history of human literature, Verne became an adventurous scientific prophet because of his extraordinary insight! Verne is the irreplaceable father of science fiction and a pioneer of surrealism! During the American Civil War, five northern prisoners trapped in a Confederate city escaped in a hot air balloon and were blown down by a storm to an uninhabited island in the South Pacific. They relied on scientific knowledge to build the desert island into a prosperous paradise. However, mysterious incidents occurred one after another on the island...

This book is a representative work that organically and interestingly combines science and literature. It also has a humanistic spirit and reflects Verne's spirit of opposing war and devoting himself to the exploration of astronomy. The characters have distinctive personalities and the language is concise. This book tells the story of a trip to the moon designed by members of the American "Cannon Club" after the Civil War using cannons and shells.

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" tells the story of French biologist Aronnax traveling in the depths of the ocean. This work combines all the characteristics of Verne's science fiction novels. The twists, turns, and confusing storyline, the ever-changing fate of the characters, the rich and detailed scientific knowledge and the wonderful fantasy with realistic details are all integrated into one. The author has originality and clever layout. During the long journey, he sometimes pushes the readers into a dangerous environment full of dangers, and sometimes brings him into a wonderful realm full of poetry and painting; the description of magnificent scenes and the depiction of meticulous details appear alternately. It's a fascinating read that you won't be able to put down.

A detachment of the Hudson Bay Fur Company was ordered to build a new trading station on the border of the American continent north of the 70th parallel north. Due to unexpected reasons, they mistakenly built the trading station on a huge ice floe attached to the edge of the continent. Later, during an earthquake, the ice separated from the land and turned into a floating island. After the ice sheet thawed, all the residents on the island drifted with the sea water, and gradually melted under the dual effects of sunlight and warm currents. Under this circumstance, all the team members united and with great courage and ingenuity, they finally made the ice floe reach a small island in the Aleutian Islands just before it was about to completely melt. The members of the team were able to escape death.

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The forerunner of modern science fiction, a bizarre exploration of the center of the earth; a classic work by Jules Verne that inspired future generations and was adapted into movies three times. Verne's novels are the inspiration for many people to read science fiction. One of the most talked about things is his foresight. Many inventions and narratives in his works have been practiced or proven by later science and technology. For example, the "Nautilus" in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" was the prototype of the later submarine. Only "Journey to the Center of the Earth" is particularly special because until today, humans have not yet reached the heart of the earth. "Journey to the Center of the Earth" combines science, literature, and fantasy, inspiring the endless imagination of generations of people. "Journey to the Center of the Earth" tells the story of a geologist Lidenbrock who accidentally discovered an ancient code from an ancient book in Iceland and deciphered the passage to the center of the earth. He led his nephew, who is also the protagonist of the entire story, on an adventure to the center of the earth. This adventure not only involved the cutting-edge scientific theories and technical conditions at the time, but also epitomized the 19th century human beings' exploration of desperate situations in the world and the inner heart of darkness. This Chinese translation was jointly completed by the famous Chinese translators Yang Xianyi and Wen Shiqing. It is one of the earliest large-scale translations of Verne's series of works in the Chinese world. The translation is a classic and easy-to-read, retaining the original vivid dialogue and detailed descriptions of the novel, and is in line with the reading habits of Chinese readers.

Two brothers, Sameh and Radel, from Montreal, Canada, received an inheritance from their deceased uncle - a piece of gold mining land. But just when the mining was fruitful, an earthquake caused them to lose the gold mining land and the gold they obtained. During a hunting trip, Samui rescued a gold miner. When the gold miner was about to die, he left a map - the entire map of a volcano spewing gold - to the brothers. For the gold that is easily available in Jinshan Mountain, the two brothers went through all kinds of difficulties and dangers, and almost risked their lives. However, when the Golden Volcano erupted, it sprayed gold into the air and fell into the vast waters of the Arctic Ocean... This book was Jules Verne's last work. The manuscript was not found until 1989. At this time, Jules Verne had passed away eighty-four years ago.

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 thrilling dangers such as a volcanic eruption of underground gases in the prairie, which nearly killed them; in addition, they had to deal with the machinations of Turkish dignitaries... Verne used his profound geographical knowledge to vividly depict the beautiful scenery along the Black Sea coast, the lively scenes of Constantinople, Turkish customs, and the traditional customs of the Kalmuks nomadic tribe.

Mr. Cascabel, a Frenchman who immigrated to the United States, decided to lead his family back to France from the United States. They made preparations and set off in a caravan on a tour. But they choose an incredible route and make a dramatic return home. What kind of stories happened in the Cascabel family's strange travels?

In the mid-eighteenth century, a war broke out between the Tatars and the Russians. Due to the traitor's betrayal, the situation on the Russian side is very critical. The protagonist of the story, Michel, was ordered to deliver the Tsar's autographed letter to the Grand Duke of Irkutsk, the Tsar's younger brother. Although the journey was long and he had to pass through enemy-occupied areas along the way, as the Tsar's messenger, Michel finally relied on his intelligence, talent and courage to complete this arduous mission. Along the way, he experienced thrilling encounters one after another that were shocking.

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Works by the famous French writer Jules Verne. It is a science fiction novel by Jules Verne, and it is also a caricature depicting the "American way of life". For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. Four French performers experienced various chances and coincidences and came to Standard Island, an artificial island funded by American capitalists. The shell of this machine island is entirely made of steel and iron. It has two million-horsepower propellers and can roam the Pacific Ocean at will. The center of Machine Island is a completely modern city - Billion City. The city has all kinds of facilities and its residents are all wealthy Americans. They settled here in pursuit of a comfortable life of music. Four French performers were obsessed with this "paradise"-like machine island. However, the rivalry between the two major families on the island kept the island shrouded in crisis. During this period, it was attacked by Malay pirates. In the end, the machine island was besieged internally and externally, fell apart, and sank into the ocean. American capitalists whimsically built a mobile island seven kilometers long and five kilometers wide out of steel as their retreat. The island is flanked by powerful propulsion machines that allow it to roam the ocean. There is an electrified and scientific city in the center of the island. Except for some service personnel, the people who live in this city are all wealthy people on annuities. When they speak, they say "millions", so this city is also called "Billion City". These rich people live a life of idleness here, pursuing extremely luxurious enjoyment. Even the newspaper is a kind of pancake with chocolate writing on it. After reading it, it is eaten as breakfast. In short, this is a paradise for rich people. However, the good times did not last long, and the increasingly acute conflicts among the capitalists became the source of the island's destruction. One day, the two most powerful capitalist groups on the island finally broke up due to their struggle for power. They each owned a machine and drove in opposite directions. The man-made island was finally torn into pieces under the strong pulling force and sank to the depths of the seabed.

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"Robinson School", also translated as "Spencer Island", tells the story of the United States' public sale of Spencer Island, a deserted island in the Pacific Ocean three days away from San Francisco. William, who had made his first pot of gold in California many years ago, became the winner of this auction. Godfrey was William's nephew and insisted on going with him. Unexpectedly, the ship crashed at sea and Godfrey was thrown to Spencer Island. Godfrey, who was tired of life in the past, gradually became an enterprising and self-improving young man under the severe test of survival. However, all kinds of disasters followed one after another. When the young man was surrounded by raging flames, William led his team to arrive and rescued his nephew. Verne is good at revealing an unexpected mystery to readers at the end of the story: many of the tests Godfrey endured were carefully planned by his uncle William to test him; equally unexpected, the sudden appearance of the beasts on the island that almost killed Godfrey were vicious revenge for harassing his property by his competitor in the bid for Spencer Island, the billionaire Tuskegee.

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

"The Whore in the Cemetery" is a short story written by Maupassant, a famous French critical realist writer in the 19th century, which reflects the life of French prostitutes at that time. The article describes a clever prostitute who suddenly goes to the cemetery to seduce men who are depressed because they have lost a woman, mistress or wife and long for the caress of the past. She relies on the nostalgia revived in the cemetery to make profits. "The Whore in the Cemetery" makes us clearly see that those noble thoughts, feelings and moral qualities have gradually become vulgar in some people, so that they have completely disappeared. The image of the prostitute created by Maupassant vividly expresses his appeal for the noble moral character of mankind.

"Going through the long border tunnel is the country of snow." In Shimamura's eyes, life is nihilistic. All efforts and bonds are just bubbles and phantoms that will eventually fade away, until he meets Ju Zi in this quiet snow country covered by heavy snow. If you like playing the piano, practice it over and over again, even if you only have an empty mountain for company; if you like someone, give your sincerity, even if it's a moth flying into the flame; fate is elusive, so face it calmly and enjoy every beautiful moment! Shimamura was deeply attracted by Komako's pure, strong, and no-turning attitude. The seemingly nihilistic life seemed to have meaning... Open this book and use every beautiful moment to heal the nihilistic life!

"Crime and Punishment" is Dostoevsky's masterpiece, and its translations are almost everywhere in the world. The whole book records a murderer who did not kill out of jealousy, revenge, or seeking wealth, but out of grief and anger. Later, after all kinds of terror, the murderer finally surrendered and did not harm others. This book is full of strong humanistic colors, terrifying psychology and superb thoughts. He speaks for the despised, the damaged, the insulted. Dosage also found that although these people's behavior was extremely dirty, their souls were pure, so his novels contain a great spirit of love between the lines. Some people comment that Dossetts and Tolstoy reached the same goal by different paths, they were like right and left hands, and they became the pioneers of the Russian Revolution. This is quite correct.

Mathilde, the wife of an ordinary civil servant, borrowed a diamond necklace from a friend to attend a party, but accidentally lost it on the way home. She had to borrow money to buy a new necklace and return it to her friend. In order to repay the debt, she scrimped on food and clothing and worked part-time for others, working hard for ten years. Finally, I learned that the necklace I borrowed was originally a fake diamond necklace. This article takes the necklace itself as a clue and leads readers into the life and inner world of the heroine Mathilde through the plot of borrowing, losing, and returning the necklace, and deeply appreciates the tragic reality that small people in the capitalist society of the 19th century cannot decide their own destiny.

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"The Myth of Sisyphus" brings together four of Camus's articles - "Absurd Reasoning", "Absurd Man", "Absurd Creation" and "The Myth of Sisyphus". "The Myth of Sisyphus" is the shortest in length, but it is an article that outlines and embodies the essence of Camus's thoughts. He pointed out: "Sisyphus is an absurd hero. Both out of his passion and his hardship." "Every moment he leaves the mountain top, every minute he gradually sneaks into the lair of the gods, he transcends his destiny. He is stronger than the stone he pushes." Several other long articles actually fully elaborated and enriched Camus's thoughts from all aspects.

Haruki Murakami's travel essays. If you really had a time machine and could use it once at will, what would you want to achieve? From the Charles River to the banks of the Mekong River, from Reykjavik to Tuscany, we followed Haruki Murakami through seven countries and eleven places, as if we were on a time machine traveling through reality, discovering a warm and interesting world. In the moss-covered Iceland, you encounter tailless sheep and cute lost birds; revisit the Greek island where "Norwegian Wood" started, and trace your distant memories on the increasingly complicated streets. Go to Kumamoto during the rainy season and visit the former residence of Natsume Soseki... No matter what kind of trip you take, it is full of surprises and surprises. In an era of anxiety, if you read more about Haruki Murakami and enjoy life like Haruki Murakami, you will discover a warm and interesting world.

In April 1849, Dostoevsky was arrested and sentenced to death in December of the same year. Before execution, his sentence was changed to four years of hard labor and then exiled to the army. The letters he wrote to his elder brother and younger brother in prison describe his life in prison, especially the last letter, which describes his psychological state when he was on the verge of death. These letters record his initial exploration of the limits of the human mind. Even in the most severe desperate situation, he did not lose his strong will to write, and almost relied on writing to support his entire existence. Dostoevsky also published many articles in newspapers. In his prose, as in his novels, Dostoevsky appears as an irreplaceable spiritual phenomenon. They are not only must-read texts for us to understand this literary giant, but also profoundly reveal many fundamental characteristics of modern people's lives and consciousness.

This book selects some of Lao She's classic short and medium-length works: "Crescent Moon", "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "In My Life", "No Problem", "Let's Talk About the House", "Liu Family Courtyard", "Micro God", "Mr. Breeches", "Taking Office", "Liu Tuen", "Good Man", "Black and White Li" and other famous works. These articles not only describe the struggles of the common people at the bottom of the society, but also write interesting stories about the lives of intellectuals. The writing style is meticulous and humorous, allowing people to appreciate the philosophy of life in a light and humorous way.

"The Prince and the Pauper" describes that the prince Edward and the pauper Tom changed places with each other by an unexpected chance. The prince became a pauper and the pauper became a prince. Because the poor boy wore the prince's clothes, he could enjoy all the glory and wealth in the palace and became the new king of England. But the real prince wandered around and had to endure poverty and the bullying and ridicule of beggars. With the help of the good man Hunton, Prince Edward went through many hardships, got rid of his bad habits, and finally returned to the palace. Under the condemnation of his conscience, Pauper Tom returned the throne that did not belong to him to the real prince. After that, Edward became a benevolent monarch and lived a happy life with his people. The story is extremely imaginative and the language is humorous. It not only brings children happiness, but also greatly stimulates their imagination and yearning for pure, kind and beautiful things.

The latest classic version of FLTRP! "Shakespeare's Poems" contains sonnets and other poems written by Shakespeare, many of which are popular and widely circulated. The form of poetry is unrestricted, free and unrestrained, and the language of poetry is also full of imagination and emotion.

Jules Verne (1828-1905), a famous French science fiction novelist and "the father of science fiction". "Around the World in Eighty Days" is one of his important novels. Fogg and members of the Reform Club bet £20,000 on whether they could travel around the world in eighty days. Then he set off from London with his servant nicknamed "Passepartout" and began an incredible journey around the world. In the end, after experiencing natural and man-made disasters, in the 19th century when there were no airplanes or ocean ships, he actually completed this fantasy-like circumnavigation of the earth. Not only did he win a bet, but he also gained love. This book combines scientific knowledge, creativity, art and fun, and has a wide range of readers around the world.

"Jingshi Tongyan Quanjian" interpreted by "Jingshi Tongyan Quanjian" is the second of the "Three Words" by Feng Menglong, a famous popular writer in the Ming Dynasty. There are the most story-telling novels with the theme of marriage and love, such as "The White Snake Forever Guards Leifeng Pagoda" and "Wang Jiaoluan's Hundred Years' Hate". Some show the passionate pursuit of free love by young men and women, and some show the unfortunate life experiences and pain of lower-class women; some comedies and some tragedies. The profound ideological connotations and superb artistic skills displayed in these works are refreshing and beautiful. What is particularly valuable is that in these works, Feng Menglong has created a number of images of women with distinctive personalities, which are surprising, gratifying, sad and lamentable, and have strong artistic appeal.

"The Marriage Contract" is selected from Balzac's "The Human Comedy". It describes the experience of a husband who lost his entire family due to careless marriage, and criticizes the marriage system with interests as its core: Marriage negotiation is like a transaction, and the seeds of discord are often sown from the beginning. Even from the first day of signing the marriage contract, a hidden family civil war begins; at the same time, it also criticizes the decay of the entire bourgeois society's views on marriage and family. The author uses keen observation and profound writing skills to depict the personalities and attitudes of various figures in French social circles. He has unique insights into marriage and family. The text is very philosophical and thought-provoking.

The novel describes Nastasya, a beautiful woman from a noble family in the 1860s who has been ravaged by the landowner Totsky for many years. Later, Totsky was willing to pay a large sum of money to marry her to the despicable Ganya. At the heroine's birthday party, the young Duke Myshkin, who was regarded as an idiot by people, suddenly appeared and was willing to marry Nastasya unconditionally, which moved her deeply. On the day of her upcoming wedding to the Duke, although Nastasya loved the Duke deeply, she ran away with the playboy Rogozhin and was eventually killed by Rogozhin.

"Tonight, my life seems to be empty, as if it has always been blank. There is no trace of me in my bedroom, and no trace of my existence can be seen. I look at the colorful sky. An hour ago, he crossed this sky and flew towards his real life. Accompanying him is the woman who has lived with him for more than a third of a century..." After losing her husband in middle age, Jane met the charming doctor Richard and began her first serious love in her life. The two met each other late, but were unable to stay together. The mirrors and reincarnations of life are all in it: Jane saw the pain she had caused her husband in Richard's marriage, and saw her own successes and failures and the fears deep in her soul in her relatives and friends... This is an important work by a Nobel Prize-winning female writer who returned to realism in her late period.

"My story, whether past, present, or future, is contained in the staggered arrangement of these cards, but I cannot distinguish it from the many stories. I observe those cards with the eyes of a person who does not know what they are, and interpret and narrate them based on a kind of image semiotics. When the accidental arrangement of cards allows me to find the story within them, I start writing this story." Calvino said. Spreading out a set of seventy-eight tarot cards, Calvino takes us to see the punished betrayer, the alchemist who sold his soul, the bride who was punished in hell, the tomb robber, Orlando who went crazy with love, and Astolfo on the moon. In the castle and restaurant where fate intersects, should we also try to tell our own stories? "The Castle of Intersected Destinies" (Ilcastellodeidestini incrociati) was published in 1973. It was a work produced under the influence of semiotics that was prevalent in the French literary world at that time. The author no longer engages in creation in the way of immersing himself in real life as in the past, but has reduced himself to a device that can transform oral materials into story form, a tool that can transform words into stories.

The latest classic version of FLTRP! "The Comedy of Errors" mainly tells the story of a pair of twin brothers who are very similar in appearance and body. After being separated at sea, they appeared together in a foreign city, causing many ridiculous plots of misunderstanding.

"Hamlet", also known as "Hamlet", the play tells the story of the Danish prince Hamlet, whose father suddenly died mysteriously while taking a nap in the garden. The royal uncle succeeded to the throne and married his mother. Hamlet, who was deeply ashamed and angry, had doubts about the cause of his father's death. He looked sad all day long due to excessive melancholy. One night he met the ghost of his father and complained, and finally found out that it was the emperor's uncle who poisoned his brother in order to usurp the throne and marry his wife. The hesitant prince wanted to avenge his father and launched a revenge plan against the emperor's uncle.

"The Little Red Horse" is a collection of short stories published by Steinbeck in 1937. It consists of four short stories: "The Gift", "The Mountain", "The Promise" and "The Chief of the People". The child protagonist Jody writes about the birth, old age, illness and death of the horse, various labors, the process of moving westward, and the fate of the elderly in their old age. All of this left a mark on Jodi's young mind, either with joy, worry, longing, or sadness. In this collection of short stories, Steinbeck created a children's world in which there are no fairies or giants. Children can see colors more clearly than adults, experience them more intensely than adults, and children's momentary sadness also appears more unique. The work exudes the earthy atmosphere of the countryside, intertwined with the subtle changes in children's mentality, achieving a refreshing and gratifying effect.

The latest classic version of FLTRP! "The Two Gentlemen of Verona" is Shakespeare's first romantic comedy with the theme of love and friendship. The main plot is the twists and turns in love between two friends. In the play, Valentine's integrity and simplicity and Proteus's cunning and debauchery are both very clear.

"Crime and Punishment" is the representative work of Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky and brought the writer world-wide reputation. The protagonist of the novel, Raskolnikov, a poor college student, took a desperate risk and killed an old woman who was a loan shark. He also killed the old woman's sister who happened to see all this. Despite having his own theory of the murder, he was still tortured by his own guilt. Finally, he surrendered under Sonia's persuasion, determined to use human suffering to cleanse his sins and soul. Zang Zhonglun is well versed in the essence of Dostoyevsky's creation, especially the depth of thought, complexity of psychological description, inner tension and religious and philosophical color of his works. His translation can accurately convey the intense, contradictory, and morbid psychological activities of the characters in the original work (such as Raskolnikov's inner struggles, dreams, and gibbering), as well as the depressive, anxious, and almost hysterical atmosphere that pervades the entire book. Our agency owns the exclusive copyright of the translation by translator Zang Zhonglun.