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"Heart": When I was in my second year of college, I met a maverick gentleman by chance during a trip, and we became close friends. At that time, I was in confusion and couldn't find my direction in life. I especially wanted to draw life wisdom and spiritual strength from my husband. As the relationship deepened, I found that my husband was an idle person and very mysterious. He often said that he was a lonely person. Not long after graduating from college, my father suddenly became critically ill. I bid farewell to my husband and returned to my hometown to take care of my father. At this moment, I unexpectedly received a long letter from my husband. He told me a secret that was deeply hidden in his heart...

His son Hideki grew up in an ordinary family of four in Tokyo. Since he failed to get into the university he applied for, he has been isolated at home all day long. The traditional and old-fashioned father Hideyoshi is a middle-level cadre in charge of sales in a parts company. In recent years, due to poor management of the company and the risk of bankruptcy and layoffs, he was worried all day long and had no time to take care of his family. The mother, Akiko, is a capable housewife. Since her son developed autism, she has been visiting mental hospitals and private psychological counseling organizations for a long time. At the same time, she has to take care of the housework. She is exhausted physically and mentally, and begins to seek comfort in another young man. Zhimei, her daughter who is about to graduate from high school, has met a new boyfriend and a new life picture seems to be about to unfold, but she is confused about the future of herself and her family. Under heavy pressure, the relationship between family members became tense, and one day it finally broke out with the son using violence against his father. Seeing that the whole family is about to fall apart, can there finally be a turning point?

Virginia Woolf is not only a representative writer of stream-of-consciousness novels, but she also made considerable achievements in theoretical research on novels. This book collects more than ten of her essays, each discussing the author's views on the works of Austen, Eliot, Conrad, Hardy, Lawrence, Forster and others. From it, we can see some of the author's literary arguments, such as the theory of changing times, character-centered theory, subjective reality theory, breaking the traditional frame theory, etc., As well as her criticism methods, such as impressionistic, perspective, open, etc. Especially in "A Room of One's Own", the author uses humorous and sarcastic writing to criticize the sex discrimination against female writers by male writers at that time. It is considered to be a feminist declaration in the literary world.

During the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, the vassal towns were separated. Zhao Kuangyin "released his military power with a glass of wine" and became a "confucian man". The Northern Song Dynasty began to prosper in culture and education. Wang Guowei said: "The intellectual activities and cultural aspects of the Tianshui dynasty were beyond the reach of the Han and Tang Dynasties before, and the Yuan and Ming dynasties later. Most modern scholarship originated from the Song Dynasty." ("Epigraphy of the Song Dynasty") Ouyang Xiu was the figure who created a generation of trends in the Northern Song Dynasty.

"The Cricket on the Hearth" is a novella published by Dickens on Christmas Day in 1845, with the subtitle "A Fairy Tale of Home". This is a joyful work, and the story ends with a happy wedding. It was the kettle that started singing first! Don't tell me what Mrs. Perebinger said. I know better than she does. Perhaps Mrs. Peerybingle will always write in her memorabilia that she cannot say which of the two started it; but I will say that it is absolutely true that it was the kettle that started it. I should know, I thought. The small smooth-faced Dutch clock in the corner testified that the kettle had been chirping for a full five minutes before the cricket sang its first chirp.

This book contains five novels: "Memories at the End", "Ghost House", "Mom--!", "Not Warm at All", and "Little Peng's Happiness". "Memories at the End" tells the story of what a lovelorn girl goes through within a week or two of recovering physically and mentally after learning the truth. "Ghost House" is the love story of a young man and woman who inherit the family business respectively. ""Mom--!"" Is a period in the life of a female editor who was poisoned as she moves towards a new life. "Xiao Peng's Happiness" tells the story of the mental journey of a girl who was once raped after she falls in love. "Not Warm at All" revolves around the young female writer's memories of the boy next door whom she loved deeply as a child.

At the freshman party, an uninvited girl died at the door. Could the party organizer who opened the door for her be the murderer? The proprietress who runs two stores will provide a limited number of three special dishes every day that are not even written on the menu - mackerel sushi. You can only taste it if you arrive quickly during the opening hours. Originally, it was not difficult for the craftsmen and the others to enjoy this delicious meal, but I don't know when they started to meet a "white lady" every time they went to the store. She always left after finishing the mackerel sushi. Did she come specifically to "rob" the food from the foursome... Being invited to attend the teacher's wedding banquet was a beautiful thing, but the girls from the wind club stole the gift money at the wedding. Why were they so blatant...

Brecht's early drama masterpiece. The story takes place in London, England in the 1920s. Mike is the bandit leader, and businessman Peachum controls the fate of beggars in the city. Mike secretly married Peachum's daughter Polly. Peachum regarded his daughter as his capital and felt that the loss was huge, so he reported Mike to the authorities. Although the police chief had a special relationship with Mike, he still arrested him under pressure. Peachum coerces the beggars to march at the Queen's coronation and forces the police chief to execute Mike. Mike is ready to exchange money for freedom, but his wife Polly and the bandit brothers value money more. No one is willing to save him, and Mike's life hangs on a thread.

"Ian Hamilton's March" was published immediately after "From London, via Pretoria to Ladysmith". The book records the battles fought by General Ian Hamilton from Bloemfontein to Bull, a total of 10 major battles and 14 minor battles. The original book was published in 1900, and some of the contents were manuscripts written by the author for the "Morning Post".

You may have read the novel "The Master" by the famous Irish writer Colm Tóibín (this novel won him the 2006 Dublin International Literary Award), and you may have also read "The Author, the Author" by David Lodge, known as the British money writer, but you have probably not really appreciated the true style of the works of Henry James, the subject of these two novels, a master of novels. You can start with this book "Daisy Miller" - the beginning of a perfect journey.

"The Wings of the Dove" is one of Henry James's controversial novels. It is listed as the "final trilogy" along with "The Envoy" and "The Golden Bowl". It is also the pinnacle of James's novel art. In 1998, "The Wings of the Dove" was ranked 26th among the "Top 100 English Novels of the 20th Century" by Modern Library. A pair of desperate mandarin ducks who do anything to seize wealth, an innocent girl with a lot of wealth and a serious illness, a deformed love triangle, when the innocent, rich, and democratic United States meets the ancient, decadent, and degenerate Europe, what kind of contradiction will arise between the two cultures. Kate Croy, who comes from an ordinary family, and journalist Morton Dash, are a pair of financially strapped British lovers. They fall in love with each other, but cannot get married due to lack of money. Once Kate met the wealthy American heiress Milly Till by chance, and they formed a deep friendship. After Milly came to England, her huge wealth attracted all kinds of people to come to her. Some were sincere and some had evil intentions. Young Milly saw the complex hearts of ancient Europe. Soon, Milly became terminally ill and learned of Kate's plan before she died: She tried to get Morton close to Milly to defraud her of her property. In the end, Millie left Morton a huge sum of money and passed away. Can Kate and Morton get the wealth and live the life they longed for?

"The Magic of Gold" contains three works by Wang Jinkang: "The Magic of Gold", "A World Without Thieves" and "Sky Fire". Professor Ren, who developed the "time machine" in "The Magic of Gold", helped the King of Thieves and the Black Panther return to any moment when "the vault was built and the gold was deposited". Through the conversion of time, they avoided the heavily guarded vault and finally changed their identity and became a gold thief. This is an early work by Wang Jinkang. It gives a technical thought to time travel, proposes how to transform the movement of time into the movement of space, and points out that the movement of space may cause travelers to "merge" with other objects. "A World Without Thieves" Chenimus, an American employee of Beijing Goldman Sachs Securities Company, participated in the betting on the Go tournament between China, Japan and South Korea. "Sky Fire" is about the frail and fair middle school student Lin Tiansheng. He has "a very big head but a very weak body, like a tiny bean sprout struggling out from under a rock." This article won the special prize of the Galaxy Award that year.

Zhou Yiwei and Wang Likun star in the original novel of the same name in "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty". Di Renjie was transferred to Puyang County as the county magistrate. With the help of several capable assistants, he fought wits and courage, defeated the powerful enemy, and solved the case in one fell swoop... This volume contains three cases that Di Renjie encountered in Puyang County: "The Bronze Bell Case", "The True and False Beggar", "The True and False Sword" and "The Red Pavilion Case". Gaulopet is a Dutch sinologist, diplomat, translator and novelist. His representative works include "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty", "The Way of the Piano", "Calligraphy and Painting on Bells", etc.

Look for the personally recommended version by Camus' daughter! Original 10,000-word introduction for Doctor of Literature from the Sorbonne University in Paris; original mind map; officially authorized collection of Camus's preface; collection of famous paintings; in-depth expansion of literature handbook; hardcover collector's edition, including small page-turning animations, interactive reading! I used to feel that life was meaningless, until Sisyphus told me the true meaning of life! Why is life so tiring? What is the purpose of living day after day? What is the meaning of life? Camus said: Life is meaningless, so it is more worth living! This is a book of life written for young "workers", specializing in treating "the meaninglessness of life"! "The Myth of Sisyphus" was first published in 1942. It is a comprehensive reflection on the meaning of life by Nobel Prize winner Camus. This book directly faces the dilemma of human existence and has become an influential philosophical essay in Western literature in the 20th century.

Japanese miscellaneous cooking - Murakami's taste of trivia and survival. Fifty "rather problematic" personal essays by the "rather problematic" Haruki Murakami. Murakami is a little lucky, a record fanatic, a sukiyaki lover, and in short, an idler who loves cats. This book has been serialized in the magazine "anan" since March 2000, spanning a year and including 50 essays. "Pizza", "records", "Rhodes Island", "Virginia Woolf", "donuts", these keywords alone are enough to attract the attention of all Murakami fans. Of course, it also includes many new topics, such as "Burned Bras", "Persimmon Seed Problem", "Carrot King", etc. Among them, "Chicken Sukiyaki", "Thick Roll Sushi", "Hand Roll" and many other topics related to Japanese cuisine, the entire collection of essays is full of Murakami flavor. What is particularly impressive is that it starts with "About a Suit", a memory of attending the Newcomer Award Ceremony of "Portrait" as a writer, and then examines "death", one of the main themes in Murakami's works, while quoting lines from Chandler's novels, and ends with "Saying Goodbye." "I feel that in the corresponding background and music, I was able to successfully say goodbye to the twentieth century from a personal perspective." (Say Goodbye) This last sentence shows that this book marks an important point in Murakami's maturity or transition period as a writer.

This book was originally an untitled manuscript written by Hemingway in Cuba after returning from a safari in East Africa from 1953 to 1954. The writing process was interrupted several times and was ultimately not completed. In 1999, the 800-page manuscript was compiled and published by his son Patrick on the occasion of the centenary of Hemingway's birth. Hemingway's close friend "Old Man" was a legendary hunter who asked Hemingway to take over the safari camp after Hemingway came to Africa for the second time. At this time, tensions were rising among the several tribes, and it was rumored that a group of Kamba people who had escaped detention and sworn to join the Mau Mau movement were threatening to attack Hemingway's camp. Hemingway, on the one hand, shoulders the responsibilities of a leader, and on the other hand, he has to help his wife hunt down a lion before Christmas. In Africa, what is real at first light becomes an illusion by midday. Later, the attack that the Kamba people claimed to launch dissipated like the morning mist illuminated by the dawn.

"I Want to Uproot Loneliness for You" is a collection of Natsume Soseki's classic essays. It includes Natsume Soseki's classic prose works "Nagahi Sketches" and "Memories" and other famous prose works. Natsume Soseki's prose profoundly describes all living beings in Japan's Meiji era society, reflects various vivid life scenes and figures of that era, and leaves a mirror of the times for future generations. The thoughts are profound and the language is vivid. It reads like flowing clouds and water, which is pleasing to the eye. Has strong readability.

Keigo Higashino wrote a mystery novel specifically for elementary school students. Reading mystery novels is the best way to train young people to think carefully. I am an elementary school substitute teacher. The school didn't take me seriously, and the students knew that I wouldn't last long. I don't like being a teacher, my ideal is to become a mystery novelist. I don't expect students to like me, and I don't want to talk about big ideas, but I will never be vague about teaching seriously. I can't help it, I'm just such an upright person. Strangely enough, every time there were students who were reluctant to let me leave, saying that I was a good teacher, and some would cry. This time I came to the second class of fifth grade at Ichimonji Elementary School. Unexpectedly, something big happened the next day! So I solved the case along the way, and leaving with doubts is not my style.

Why did Anne Ernault, who took herself as the starting point of her writing, reverse her writing perspective and focus on the outside world? The answer lies in this social observation record spanning seven years (1993-1999). From the war in Bosnia to social issues such as poverty and AIDS, from the terrorist attacks on the Paris subway to subtle interactions with ordinary store clerks, Ernault attempts to reach the reality of an era by capturing a large number of snapshots of people's daily lives. The feeling of time passing does not come from ourselves. It comes from outside, from children growing up, from neighbors who move away, from those who grow old and die. --"The Life Outside" "The Life Outside" is a perfect example of the reason for the existence of the act of writing. --"Le Monde"

A witty and atypical guide to life, telling us how to take a meaningful vacation, how to travel with salmon, how to avoid talking about football, how to take a train in the United States, how to talk about animals, and even how to become a Knight of Malta... Joking, provocative, and humorous, it is an incredible combination of profoundness and worldliness. With his naughty wit and genius-like cynicism, Eco answers questions we have never thought of and questions the answers we are accustomed to. Football, porn, and coffee pots, these seemingly "brainless" topics, become both interesting and profound in his writing, leading us to peek into the absurdity of modern life.

"Border Nearby" is Haruki Murakami's travel diary from 1990 to 1995. He traveled to Mexico, the United States, China and Japan. His trip to Northeast China in 1991 was his only trip to China. It inspired him to write his largest novel "The Journey of Strange Birds", which was of great significance to his creative career.

This book is Maugham's reading experience and experience. It contains his book list and his comments and reviews of European and American writers. It is a good reading guide.

"Pillow" is a collection of Seishonagon's essays. It has 305 paragraphs in total and is divided into three categories: collection, diary, and random thoughts. It writes about the natural scenery of the four seasons, the aristocratic elegance of the Heian period, interesting things in daily life, and the fleeting beauty of all natural things, etc. It is Seishonagon who uses casual, delicate, and poetic writing to record "what he sees with his own eyes and thinks in his heart." The whole work is written in an elegant style, full of taste and philosophy, and presents the bright and free life attitude of Qing Shao Na. "Pillow Grass" was written around 1001. It was the first of Japanese essay literature. It is one of the "Three Great Essays of Japan" together with "The Book of the Hojo" and "Takuranso". Together with "The Tale of Genji" it is one of the "Twin Jewels of Heian Literature". It is a classic work that cannot be bypassed to understand Japanese essay literature.

"Faulkner's Letters" includes letters that Faulkner intended to publish, as well as recommendations on book jackets, newspaper advertisements and revelations. 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.

A landmark figure in the history of modern Japanese literature, the "national writer" Natsume Soseki's famous "Love Trilogy" divides love into three forms: lovesickness, love, and marriage. From scratch, from ignorance to maturity, he writes about the reality and helplessness on the hesitant life. It includes three volumes of "Sanshirō", "The Next Thing" and "The Gate", which are still recommended readings for Japanese high schools. The text is simple, humorous, vivid and touching. It directly criticizes hypocritical secular morality and various social ills, and is a baptism of youth for young people who have just entered the society and are hesitant to explore.

Due to a family car accident, law enforcement officer Waxlim was forced to give up his crime-fighting activities and returned from the wilderness to the bustling city to inherit the family legacy. He can't forget his unrestrained free life and his girlfriend Lacey, who has always been in love with him. Despite the inner suffering, Waxlim still abides by his duties, firmly safeguards the family business and political marriage, and works with his assistant Wayne to maintain law and order in the city. While handling a case, Waxlim saw a familiar face, his deceased girlfriend, Lacey. And the clues left by "Lacie" lead him to a road of death... The deceased person is resurrected again, and there is another secret hidden behind the truth!

As one of Van Loon's representative works, "Fang Loon Geography" is different from geography books in the traditional sense. It focuses on human activities and explains the relationship between people, geography and the earth from a geographical perspective, thereby trying to find a way to human happiness. In the book, Fang Long continues his usual humorous writing style, vividly interprets the ins and outs of the historical development of various countries, and also displays the various aspects of human geography in front of readers.

"Civilization of the East" is one of the masterpieces of the famous French orientalist Rene Gruset. Four volumes, namely "Civilization of the Near East and the Middle East", "Civilization of India", "Civilization of China" and "Civilization of Japan", have been published successively since 1929. Because of its clear clues, detailed information, rich illustrations, clear concepts, and concise text, it caused great repercussions in the Eastern and Western academic circles. It was soon translated into English and published, and became one of the must-read books on Oriental studies in the world.

"Civilization of the East" is one of the masterpieces of the famous French orientalist René Gruset. Four volumes, namely "Civilization of the Near East and the Middle East", "Civilization of India", "Civilization of China" and "Civilization of Japan", have been published successively since 1929. Because of its clear clues, detailed information, rich illustrations, clear viewpoints, and concise writing, it aroused great repercussions in the Eastern and Western academic circles. It was soon translated into English and published, and became one of the must-read books on Oriental studies in the world.

"Steppe Empire" is a classic general history of Central Asia written by the famous oriental historian Rene Gruset. "Steppe Empire" depicts scenes of magnificent historical dramas staged on the prairie over the past three thousand years: the rise and fall of the steppe empires established by peoples on horseback such as the Scythians, Huns, Turks, and Mongols; the "whips of God" such as Attila, Genghis Khan, and Timur set off a historical surge across Europe and Asia. "Grassland Empire" uses a broad historical perspective to sort out the common historical context behind these famous nomadic peoples, and writes a magnificent and soul-stirring historical picture of the Grassland Empire.

In the winter of 1919-1920, the 45-year-old Maugham came to China and traveled 1,500 miles up the Yangtze River. "On the Chinese Screen" is the product of his trip. Fifty-eight short or long "materials" that could have been written into novels were concatenated into "a set of narratives of a trip to China." What Maugham showed to his British compatriots was an antique "Chinese screen" exuding a strong oriental sentiment. He felt and conveyed the images of all kinds of Chinese people he met with a compassionate heart that was sophisticated yet innocent. What is especially important is that while he sympathetically tried to get close to Chinese customs, he reflected the truth of British life in China with a critical attitude without mercy. Because he always believes: "In writing, what is more important is not rich materials, but rich personality."

After "Silent Spring" was published, it quickly became a bestseller that changed the United States and influenced the world, with sales exceeding 20 million copies. Nobel Peace Prize winner and former US Vice President Al Gore was deeply influenced by this book and believed that "Silent Spring" is like a cry in the wilderness. The book begins with a fable, describing to us the mutation of a beautiful village, and shows and analyzes the hazards of chemical pesticides from multiple angles, from land to sea and sky. This work not only has a rigorous and realistic scientific and rational spirit, but also has beautiful and delicate writing, full of humanistic feelings of reverence for nature and life. Carson, who was suffering from cancer, wrote the book while still ill, and passed away two years later. She is regarded as a pioneer of the environmental movement around the world. The appeal she left in her book and the idea that people should cooperate with nature and poison nature is poisoning human beings are still worthy of our attention and thought-provoking.

You are young and ignorant, immature and frivolous. Please hold my hand. Yanqi will help you grow up and accompany you through the sweetest youth.

"La Traviata" is a masterpiece by Alexandre Dumas, the son of the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas in the 19th century. More than a hundred years after its publication, it has been recognized as a classic of world literature and has also become a must-have in Western spiritual and cultural life. This version has also become the most classic model version of the English translation. Main content: Story content: The protagonist of the story is a young man who fell in love with the prostitute Margaret. But the young man's father did not agree that this relationship would come to any fruition. So, there was a lot of obstruction. As a result, a touching love story was born. This section covers the big issues in human nature such as hope, love, compassion and forgiveness, and also provides a very perspective analysis and exposure of social classes.

"Captain Grant's Children" is a famous work by Verne, the "father of science fiction". It tells the story of the owner of the cruise ship "Duncan" who obtained a document from the drifting objects at sea and learned that Grant, the Scottish navigator who was lost at sea two years ago, was still alive. He resolutely took the captain's daughter Mary and son Robert and others to search for and rescue him.

Alexandre Dumas, son of Alexandre Dumas, French novelist and playwright in the 19th century. "La Traviata" is his most famous classic. The beautiful rural girl Margaret came to Paris, where life was so rich and glamorous, and she became a courtesan sought after by aristocratic princes with her pretty face and good conversation. She always wore a bouquet of camellias with her, so she was called the "La Traviata". By chance, La Traviata met Armand and was moved by his sincere love, determined to leave Vanity Fair. Just as the lovers, who have experienced countless twists and turns, are looking forward to a bright future, the appearance of Armand's father seems to indicate that their union can only be a moon in the mirror and a flower in the water. The language of the whole book is fluent, giving people a real and natural feeling. The book has also been adapted into plays and operas, which are frequently performed.

All the mistakes a girl makes when she truly grows up and mature are written in "Emma"! Recommended version personally written by the President of the Jane Austen Society, including a personal letter of recommendation. Introduction to the long article by the well-known writer Zhu Yujie! "Emma" deeply depicts the frustrations and self-reflections experienced by young women represented by Emma in the process of growing up, revealing the common dilemma of girls from childishness to maturity. It is hailed as Jane Austen's most important masterpiece! "Emma Woodhouse is very beautiful. She is talented, has a good family background, and is optimistic by nature. All the good things in the world seem to have happened to her." Emma is by no means a perfect heroine. She worries about the love life of her best friends, but she is always whimsical. Open, make some mistakes, she often reflects on herself after making mistakes, but she inevitably falls into the cycle of making mistakes - reflection - making mistakes again. Her growth process is so real. Like each of us, she doesn't know how many mistakes she has to make before she can stumble towards maturity.

"The Education of Love" is a work by Italian writer Amicis. It is a famous children's literature work and is considered one of the ten must-read novels for Italians. It is an enduring masterpiece in the history of world literature and is recognized by various countries as the most loving and educational reading material. Scholars such as Zhu Guangqian, Feng Zikai, Mao Dun, and Xia Yan once listed this book as a key reading in Lida Academy at that time. In 1986, it was included in the "Representative European Book Series" by UNESCO. In 1994, it was included in the "Must-Read List for Teenagers" of the International Hans Christian Andersen Award, the world's highest award for children's literature. In 2001, it was designated by the Ministry of Education as an extracurricular reading book for the new Chinese curriculum standard for primary and secondary schools. "The Education of Love" transcends the limitations of time and national boundaries, has been translated into hundreds of languages, and has sold more than 15,000,000 copies so far, making it one of the most popular books in the world.

This book contains a total of 26 Akutagawa's representative works of fiction and prose. "Rashomon" uses a weather-proof layout to push people to the limit of life and death choices, thereby showing the inescapability of "evil" and conveying the author's understanding of people, their helplessness and despair.

"Aspects of Novel" is a must-read classic for those engaged in novel writing, literary criticism and appreciation to understand the mysteries of the art of novels. After "A Passage to India", Forster turned his focus to lecturing and literary criticism. In 1927, he was invited to give lectures at Cambridge University, and a series of lectures became the basis of "Aspects of the Novel". The book is divided into nine chapters, covering seven aspects of the novel: story, character, plot, fantasy, prophecy, pattern, and rhythm. Forster believes that the task of the novelist is to master these aspects skillfully and achieve "everything is covered". "Aspects of the Novel" is Forster's only literary criticism monograph and is recognized as the most important classic of novel aesthetics in the 20th century.

Tagore vividly explained his outlook on life in the language of poetry, pointing out that love is the driving force for progress on the road of life. He highly summarized his extraordinary life in nine words: "I have loved others, and I have also been loved by others." He analyzes complex social phenomena, denounces falsehood, ugliness and evil, and praises truth, goodness and beauty, giving people profound inspiration. His insights on life help readers decipher the profound book of life. Bai Kaiyuan's compilation of "Life in the Works of Rabindranath Tagore" can inspire young readers to understand life.

The conscience of the American public and eternal intellectual icon Sontag's famous critical essays. A classic work of contemporary literary criticism and a treasure book for young literary and artistic people to refer to. This book is one of Sontag's most famous critical collections. It contains 7 of the most important critical texts published by the writer between 1972 and 1980. In the book, the writer misses Goodman, talks about Artaud's "brutal drama", analyzes Canetti's religiousness, discusses Barthes's aesthetic consciousness, tastes Benjamin's melancholy poetry, and discusses the films of Riefenstahl and Sieberberg. The title of the collection (book title) is taken from a chapter of the same name in the book, which originates from astrology. According to Benjamin, the biographer of the chapter, Saturn is "a planet full of twists and turns and delays." Sontag then used "Saturn temperament" to describe the spiritual outlook of such thinkers represented by Benjamin. In addition to Benjamin, this collection also provides in-depth comments on the works of thinkers and artists whom she cited as role models and colleagues, such as Artaud, Barthes, and Canetti, and vividly depicts their spiritual portraits. Sontag's comments on others have thus become a kind of spiritual autobiography of herself.

The man is actually his own professional lecturer! Lan Weiwei looked at the stunning beauty on the podium and almost wanted to poke her eyes out! However, as a professional lecturer, is it really okay to teach her seriously during the day? Lan Weiwei said sadly: "Teacher, I don't think you should indulge in beauty. Your duty is to teach and educate people." Someone turned over and said seriously: "Yes." The new book "Rebirth of Hidden Marriage: The Devil's Spoiled Wife, Addicted to Pampering!" >>Thank you for your support!

Verne was a famous 19th-century French writer who wrote adventure novels for teenagers. He is especially famous around the world as the founder of the science fiction genre. In the last quarter of the 19th century, people's interest in science fiction became popular. This is closely related to the great achievements made in the fields of physics, chemistry, and biology during this period, as well as the rapid development of science and technology. Under the background of this era, Verne wrote a large number of handed down works on science fiction themes.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous writer Proust, including two parts: "A Refutation of Sainte-Beuve" and "The Time of Reading". "A Refutation of Sainte-Beuve" discusses the methods of literary criticism and believes that literary works should not be too closely related to the individual author. "The Time of Reading" discusses why we read and examines the pain and joy that books bring us, which is thought-provoking.

This book is a novel written by the former Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky, written in 1933. By narrating the growth path of Paul Korchagin, the novel tells people that only when a person defeats the enemy and himself in the hardships of the revolution, and only when he connects his pursuit with the interests of the motherland and the people, can he create miracles and grow into a steel warrior.

This book is Goethe's most important early work, an epistolary novel. The author was only 25 years old when he wrote it. The novel describes the experiences and feelings of progressive young people about the despicable German society at that time, and expresses the author's reaction to the feudal moral hierarchy and his strong demand for individual liberation: the young Werther fell in love with a girl named Lotte, who was already engaged to someone else. The setback in love made Werther devastated. Later, Werther was incompatible with feudal society. Feeling hopeless and committing suicide.

"Pillow Grass" is rich in content, covering the seasons and tastes of the four seasons, the etiquette in the palace, Buddhist affairs and personnel, the natural scenes of the capital's landscapes, flowers and birds, vegetation, sun, moon and stars, as well as the various figures of the palace masters. These are vividly depicted by the "Eakimaki" painter, which brings the refined beauty to the extreme, showing the beauty of palace life represented in "Pillow Grass" and the ideal beauty envisioned by the author.

The author of this book was inspired by the heroes he admired - Melville, the author of "Moby Dick" and Stevenson, the author of "Treasure Island" - and determined to go on an exploratory voyage to the Pacific Ocean. In 1907, he, his wife and crew sailed from San Francisco on the Snark. Despite being seasick and suffering from tropical illness, London continued to write, and in addition to some important novels and short stories, he also wrote this non-fiction book, including "The Leper of Molokai", "The Crater of the House of the Sun" and "The Secret of Tybee Valley". These humorous and magical adventure chapters record London's adventure experiences and stories at sea and on the islands, reflecting his indomitable and courageous manhood. London's psychology and behavior of not being satisfied with the status quo and liking to explore are well reflected in the book. Readers will see that while traveling around the world brings excitement and joy, it is also full of dangers, tests and challenges, which has implications for our real life. With its unique charm, this work has been included in the world-famous "Penguin Classics" series.