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How many times do we end up believing the lies we tell ourselves? Umberto Eco's most whimsical suspense novel, a liar who is born to understand various languages, a unique book that travels in the world of history and imagination, using the shell of a knight-errant novel to construct a wonderful journey to the East and the legend of the Holy Grail. "Baudolino" is Umberto Eco's most whimsical suspense novel. The book is set against the background of the expansion of the Holy Roman Empire and the fall of Constantinople in the Middle Ages. The protagonist Baudolino is a genius liar. He claims that everything he tells is false, but interestingly, his lies always become true as soon as he speaks them. The story revolves around the "Legend of the Holy Grail" fabricated by Baudolino, and a group of people embark on a mighty journey toward the mysterious East...

This book is a collection of special articles that Eco wrote for the Milan Art Festival from 2001 to 2015. It is the culmination of Eco's lifelong thinking and research. The book has a total of 12 chapters, starting from key words such as "beauty", "ugliness", "paradox" and "lie", reviewing its history and describing its evolution. Eco is known for his erudition. His research and observations range from literature and philosophy, religion and mythology, mass media and advertising, and his stories are full of wit and humor. In terms of form, this book can be regarded as a companion volume to "The History of Beauty" and "The History of Ugliness". In terms of content, it is the essence of Eco's lifelong research and thought. As the preface says, this book is "Eco's gift to everyone. It is our guide to the contemporary world, and it also allows us to never forget history, allowing us dwarfs to stand on the shoulders of giants."

Agatha Christie and Borges have been chasing the god of reasoning for most of their lives, the final chapter of Ellery Queen's tragic tetralogy. The setting of the story is extremely subversive, and the twist in the ending is great. I couldn't help but burst into tears for the murderer. In New York, a mysterious visitor hands Detective Sam a letter, which is said to contain the shocking secret of Shakespeare's death. Unexpectedly, this is like opening Pandora's box, and various bizarre events follow: the mysterious man in the blue hat is like a ghost, appearing and disappearing, seeming to be controlling everything secretly; Shakespeare's rare book was stolen inexplicably, and the thief actually left a more precious version in its place; what is even more frightening is that Inspector Sam's daughter Patience was suddenly hijacked by a masked man, and what the gangster wanted was the mysterious letter. How should detective Jerry Lane deal with these crises? What kind of chilling secrets are hidden behind the truth? No one knows the direction of the story, only that the twist in the ending is great and will definitely make you amazed.

This is public intellectual writing that Judt delivers "with a genuine heart," a book about the pain points of our time. This book is the last collection of Judt's essays compiled and published with a preface by Jennifer Homans, Tony Judt's widow. It contains many important articles written by Judt as a public intellectual. These articles record the changing trajectory of his thinking and represent his continued and passionate involvement in public life. Whether he is talking about the moral dilemmas faced by mankind in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, or the French who were selectively blind to the treatment of their own country's Jews during World War II, or his admiration for Camus and Orwell, Judt brings a fair perspective, clear moral judgment and excellent intellectual standards. He reminds us of the hidden crises of this era, allowing us to remember the history of the 20th century as we enter the 21st century, and bringing us closer to the truth of the current world.

When the evidence from 25 years ago was revealed, it was discovered that the murderer had been around all along! "The Museum of Secrets" won the Chamber of Secrets Award and was listed in the top 10 best mystery novels. "This mystery novel is so amazing!" Following "The Collector of Secrets", it is a mystery cracking textbook by the god of short stories, Oyama Seiichiro. Yukito Ayatsuji, a representative of the New Honkoku School, and Hideo Kojima, a top-level game designer, praised it highly. Fast pace, no nonsense, divine reasoning! 8.5 High score book review, the simplified Chinese version of "The Museum of Conspiracy" is introduced for the first time. Open the "Museum of Conspiracy" and see through the real culprit of the unsolved case hidden around you! There is a special museum that collects bizarre mysteries that no one can solve. There is a pair of strange partners who vow to solve the murderous conspiracy that is hidden from the sky...

This book "My World View" is composed of Einstein's 1934 version of "My World View" and "The Collection of His Later Years" published in 1950. It is a supplement to the original "My World View" and was approved by Einstein himself. The book contains Einstein's remarks and articles on life, science, politics, religion, education, Jews, economy, peace and other issues, showing Einstein's attitude towards life, keen insight and deep concern for the destiny of mankind.

Ursula Le Guin is a legendary figure in the contemporary American literary world and an unwavering gatekeeper of the humanistic spirit. "I Make a Life of Writing" is Le Guin's non-fiction anthology, which includes a series of her articles about life and literature from 2000 to 2016. There are a total of 67 short articles and one note, which are mainly divided into speeches, essays and critical articles. As Le Guin said, "Words are my profession." In this book, she talks freely about her literary concepts, is deeply concerned about the position of literature in today's world, and the reading situation in our era, and specifically analyzes the works of Atwood, Bolaño, Calvino, Saramago and other predecessors. The representative works of writers and contemporary masters show the depth and breadth of contemporary novels, and reveal their own reading and experience, writing and thinking, presenting an extremely precious ideological portrait and literary autobiography, as well as an unparalleled private history of science fiction literature and women's literature. At the same time, she also provides us with a possible perspective to explore the world around us through the lens of literature.

This book collects all Lu Xun's famous prose works, as well as some fine essays. It is divided into five albums according to the writing content and characteristics of the articles. These essays record Lu Xun's main experiences from childhood to youth, recall many family members, partners, relatives and friends, and present a picture of life in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. These chapters mainly inherit the characteristics of traditional Chinese prose. The writing style is friendly, long-lasting, profound and meaningful. They are classics in modern prose. The essays included in the book describe the world, describe experiences, comment on personnel affairs, and express emotions. They embody the ideological connotation and unique perfection of Lu Xun's broad spirit, and embody the brilliance of Lu Xun's thoughts and wisdom everywhere.

Recognized as an outstanding novelist and stylist in the twentieth century, Vladimir Nabokov's works have had an indelible impact on English literature and even world literature. This set selects five of Nabokov's most representative classic works and presents them in a new hardcover version. There are many "anticipated books" that are hard to find on the market and that readers have been eagerly awaiting. In addition to the most famous and controversial "Lolita", there are also the ultra-difficult experimental text "Dark Fire", the black fable "Laughter in the Dark" that parodies the melodrama, the most autobiographical and humorous classic "Puning" and the unique memoir "Speak, Memory". Each of the five works has its own characteristics, and each represents a unique aspect of Nabokov's creative process. Start over and understand the master of fiction.

A mysterious watch shop, for only 5,000 yen, the owner can help you overturn all alibi! A man was tied up in a luxury car that sank to the bottom of the lake and refused to die; 500 true testimonies brought the corpse-burning case to a deadlock; three suspects in a murder case actually had four alibi; murder cases were discovered in two places at the same time, and the investigation results pointed to the same suspect; the sculpture in the secret room was destroyed, and there is a hidden motive behind the crime... Five seemingly impossible crimes, nine absolute alibis that are difficult to crack. This time, can the young shopkeeper see through the layers of truth and see through the lies of the alibi?

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The beautiful and poetic words are like the dense stars in the night sky, emitting a bright and charming dazzling aura from the long history, and are priceless treasures in the human spiritual world. For thousands of years, chapters composed of various words have been passed down from generation to generation and strive for excellence, so that they continue to bloom into strange and beautiful flowers in the large garden formed by various literatures, allowing people to get magical, beautiful and unforgettable enjoyment in dreamlike reading.

Who can say that there will not be a consistent spirit or consistent desire between climbing the ravines and peaks in one's youth and entering the real world in one's prime? In the process of thought, there are so many incredible peaks and realistic human situations! If you look at the early literary and artistic lives of Gorky and Lu Xun, you will find that they were obsessed with Nietzsche, but they were still pioneers of the times, so you can roughly know the news during them. Nietzsche's life is a life in the mountainous highlands of southern Europe and Italy, and his books are books about the mountainous highlands, "books from high altitudes." The human world is far below him, the distance is said to be "six thousand feet." Therefore, he is far away from the reality of the world. This is what he himself has said. What he gave to the world was only the colorful iridescence in the clouds, the light and hope in the distance, and the adventurous spirit of walking between "peaks and peaks".

A collection of works by E. M. Forster, the "Uncrowned King" of the Nobel Prize for Literature and the great British novelist of the 20th century! With profound and timeless insights, his works are full of humor and irony. They have sophisticated plots and are rich in symbolic and even philosophical meanings, perfectly integrating artistry and readability. Many of his works have been adapted into classic films and have become representative works of British literary films. E. M. Forster was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature thirteen times, and five of his novels were adapted into films. He is not only recognized as one of the greatest novelists of the twentieth century, but also one of the writers with the largest readership. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Forster's death this year, the redesigned and revised "Collected Works of E. M. Forster" is published with a new look. "The Collected Works of E. M. Forster" contains a total of eight major works of the author: "Where Angels Fear to Go", "The Longest Journey", "A Room with a View", "Howards End", "Maurice", "A Passage to India", "Aspects of the Novel" and "Forster's Short Stories".

This collection of speeches by the famous Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca contains ten important speeches in his life. The content covers soul, poetry, deep songs, flamenco, lullabies, etc., Which are very important in Lorca's literary creation and literary concepts, and are also inescapable themes in Spanish national literature and art. Lorca's speeches are as wonderful and moving as his literary creations. These speeches are not impromptu. Lorca does not agree with impromptu speeches. He prefers to write speeches in advance, revise them carefully, and then recite them, trying to make what he says and what he writes have the same attitude. He treats recitation as a battle, not only to convey ideas, but also to convey emotions.

Cape Cod is a crooked, bare arm of Massachusetts, with Buzzards Bay at its shoulders, Cape Malebari at its elbows, Truro at its wrists, and Provincetown its sandy fist. With the green mountains on its back and the Atlantic Ocean at its feet, it guards Cape Cod like a boxer: the storm blowing from the northeast is resisted by one of its fists, and it raises the intruders from the Atlantic Ocean high from time to time; its other fist is always ready to strike, protecting the chest - Cape Ann. The author is known as the founder of the nature essay. His writing is concise, powerful, simple, natural, and thoughtful, making him unique among American prose in the 19th century.

This book collects Dai Wangshu's poems and representative prose of different styles in various periods. Dai Wangshu's early poems were sad and mournful, with hazy and implicit imagery, expressing feelings of loneliness, melancholy and confusion; his later poems expressed strong patriotic enthusiasm and yearning for a better future, with his poetic style becoming vigorous and mellow, and his language concise and simple. His prose is fresh, meaningful, meaningful, and also has a strong flavor of poetry.

The spiritual monologue of Nobel Prize winner Andre Gide is a gospel on par with Nietzsche's "Thus Spoke Zarathustra". The authoritative translation by the famous translator Li Yumin. This is a book that will be hot when you read it... - Nobel Prize winner Martin Dugar for his extensive and artistic works, in which he presents various problems and situations of human nature with his fearless love for truth and his keen psychological insight.

Martin Amis is known as the "godfather of literature" in the UK. This set contains ten volumes of "The Rachel Papers", "Dead Baby", "Money", "London Venue", "Time's Arrow", "Night Train", "Yellow Dog", "Experience", "Pregnant Widow" and "Lionel Asbaugh", covering Amis's His nearly forty-year writing career, starting from his genius debut that shocked the literary world, has included many important masterpieces nominated for the Booker Prize and the Pulitzer Prize, as well as his pioneering experimental memoirs, clearly showing the development of the writer's creation and changes in the style of his works.

"Bilingual Version of the Works of Kazuo Ishiguro" contains bilingual Chinese and English versions of eight works of the 2017 Nobel Prize winner in Literature, Kazuo Ishiguro. In 2017, Kazuo Ishiguro won the Nobel Prize for Literature "for his immense emotional power, which has unearthed the abyss hidden beneath our illusory connection to the world." Among them, "The End of the Day" is Kazuo Ishiguro's representative work that won the Booker Prize. "The Painter of the Floating World", "We Are Orphans" and "Don't Forget" were all shortlisted for the Booker Prize. The bilingual version of the work allows readers to appreciate the charm of Ishiguro's text authentically, bringing a dual aesthetic experience. This set includes eight volumes in total including "Shadows on the Mountains", "The Painter of the Floating World", "The End of the Day", "No Consolation", "We Are Orphans", "Don't Lose or Forget", "Serenade" and "The Buried Giant".

This book is a volume of poems, plays and essays in the "Collected Works of Joyce". The poetry part includes a total of 160 lyric poems, satirical poems, short poems, and long poems written by Joyce from his youth to his fame; the play part is a question play imitating Ibsen's style and autobiographical nature, and it is also the writer's only play "The Exile"; the essay part includes 3 short essays that the poet copied based on his observations and inner feelings, and also used them as creative materials.

A collection of the New York Times best-selling works by global best-selling author, lifestyle leader and speaker Alain de Botton, highly recommended by celebrities Wang Junkai and Zhao Youting. It captures the essence of philosophy, art, politics, and literature to alleviate confusions about life, love, psychology, and work. Zi Zhongyun, a famous English-French bilingual translator and member of the Honorary Division of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, is the translator, and Professor Zhou Guoping recommends and writes the preface. The novels on the left hand are full of talents; the prose on the right hand comforts people's hearts. Follow Alain de Botton to find answers to comfort life. More than 150 pictures are beautifully presented. "Collection of Alain de Botton's Works (Set of 5 Volumes)·Volume 1" selects 5 popular works of the British genius Alain de Botton that dominate the bestseller list, including "Embracing the Lost Time", "The Consolation of Philosophy", "Identity Anxiety", "The Art of Travel" and "Notes on Love".

Selected from Dickens's horror novels, including "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and "My Haunted House Experience," two of Dickens's most acclaimed works, readers can get a glimpse of Dickens's genius for horror fiction. While some of the stories are chilling to read, others are comical. Dickens inserted representative weird comedy plots into the stories and arranged for the most unforgettable characters to appear, including humans and ghosts, making these stories come to life on the page and become ukiyo-e paintings with a unique and humorous style.

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The "Holy Grail War" is a ritual in which seven magicians make a contract with seven heroic spirits, and fight with the Holy Grail, a wish that is said to make all wishes come true, as a bet. On the one hand, the master and the servant in the archer camp are mutual confidants. The cheerful male archer and the straightforward female magician Elsa Saijo originally planned to face the Holy Grail War head-on, but Elsa's dark past cast a shadow on the ceremony. On the other hand, the magician Nigel Seward of the Lancer camp used elixirs to forcibly control the Lancers who used huge spears. Nigel is convinced that tapping into the emotions in the hearts of the Lancers is the way to win. The tragedy has already fallen into a dilemma. Next...

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The content of this book began in the month when Kotaro Isaka debuted as a writer, and was published on the 10th anniversary of his debut. A large amount of new content and retrospective complaints were added on the 15th anniversary of his debut, and it was finally introduced on the 20th anniversary. Isaka, who has made a name for himself in the novel world but still admits that he cannot write essays, in order to live up to the expectations of editors and readers (and to make a living), he bravely challenged all kinds of essay requests and tried his best to complete the 108 short essays with different highlights in this book. There is no philosophy of life here, only the efforts, daily life, family, objects of admiration, recommended works, creative secrets, worries and complaints of a best-selling novelist who strives to write good essays.

Nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature 21 times, the true "uncrowned king" of the Nobel Prize, and recognized as a masterpiece by Graham Greene, one of the British novelists widely praised by experts and loved by readers throughout the Western world in the 20th century, it was selected as one of the "Top 100 English Novels of the 20th Century" by Time Magazine and was translated by Fu Weici, Lu Gusun, Huang Yongmin, and Yao Jinqing. For many writers, writing is an escape from real life; for others, an adventure-like life is an escape from boring writing. Graham Greene clearly falls into the latter category. This set contains a total of 5 volumes of Graham Greene's works "Brighton Lollipop", "The Road to Escape", "A Case of Self-Contained Virus", "Life Was Like This" and "Power and Glory".

In Xiao Hong's short creative career, she left behind a very rich collection of works, covering novels, essays, poetry and drama creations. "The Complete Works of Xiao Hong" compiled by Xiao Hong selects the most representative novel "The Story of Hulan River", the novella "The Field of Life and Death" and "Mabele" written by Xiao Hong from 1933 to 1941, as well as some short stories, essays, poems and drama works. In addition, some important sales letters written by Xiao Hong to her lovers and friends that reflect Xiao Hong's life and writing status are also included. The work is an image of a writer's spirit, always showing people the author's spiritual imprint. Most of Xiao Hong's works are based on her hometown. With her keen and delicate artistic sensibility and simple and delicate writing style, she writes about the isolation and desolation of rural towns in Northeast China at that time, which is filled with melancholy and sentimentality. It is a masterpiece of women's literature. "The Complete Works of Xiao Hong" is a classic collection of literary works.

This book contains 26 works by Albert Camus. The selected beautiful articles are simple and lively, simple and elegant, and have unique style. The work contains the author's serious thinking about life and is filled with the artist's strong passion.

In 1945, Maugham was invited by the American "Red Book" magazine to draw up a book list, enumerating what he considered the world's top ten novels, and wrote a series of book reviews for it, commenting on the writing process, writing techniques, and artistic features of these masterpieces one by one, thus creating this book "Masters and Masterpieces." The ten novels and their authors are: Fielding and "Tom Jones", Austen and "Pride and Prejudice", Stendhal and "The Red and the Black", Balzac and "Petro Goriot", Dickens and "David Copperfield", Flaubert and "Madame Bovary", Melville and "Moby-Dick", Emily Brontë and "Wuthering Heights", Dostoevsky and "The Brothers Karamazov" and Tolstoy and "War and Peace". Maugham's way of commenting on these ten novel masters is very simple, that is, "knowing people and judging the world." Maugham did this not intentionally to sing a different tune or to sensationalize, but to remove all pretense and use his profound insight into human nature and his rich experience as a novelist to truly consider the writers and works he reviewed, leading readers to taste and appreciate them. As a result, this review by a great novelist about his own great novelist has become a classic of literary criticism and a unique literary guide for ordinary readers.

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The Crescent Moon (1903) is mainly translated from the Bengali poetry collection "Children's Collection" published in 1903, and some are directly created in English. In the collection of poems, the poet vividly describes children's games, skillfully expressing children's psychology and their lively imagination. Its special and timeless artistic charm brings us to a pure world of children and evokes our beautiful memories of childhood life. This book is the pinnacle work of a saint in poetry, an immortal piece of maternal love and innocence, and a gorgeous picture of intertwined dreams and reality.

"The River War" is Churchill's second book. The book records the second war launched by Britain against the Sudan. It describes the battles large and small in detail and contains Churchill's comments on political and other social events. "River War" is not only a description of the war, but also a story about the fate of the people in the area. With powerful insight, Churchill recounted how the war changed the destinies of the peoples of Britain, Egypt, and Sudan.

This volume is Goethe's novel "The Studying Times of Wilhelm Meister". William Meister is a passionate young man full of ideals and vitality. He was born in a citizen class family, but he is dissatisfied with the mediocrity and profit-seeking of the citizen class. He hopes to transform society through dramatic art and aesthetic education, and falls in love with the actress Mariana. After a misunderstanding with Mariana, William wanders around and meets all kinds of people. William initially sought the art of drama, but eventually acquired the art of life, becoming a seeker who constantly pursues the perfection of human nature and lofty social ideals.

Collecting articles from Pamuk's Norton Lectures at Harvard University, the author discusses his creative process as a novelist, the relationship between fiction and reality in novels, the way novels produce effects on readers, and other topics. The title comes from Schiller's classic distinction between two different literary styles: "naive" and "sentimental." Pamuk came to his own conclusion in a dialogue with Schiller's literary concepts: Novelists are both naive and sentimental, and novel creation is to achieve a certain balance between that intuitive, simple naivety and reflective, deconstructive sentimentality. Pamuk also elaborated on a point throughout the book in these articles, that is, the difference between modern novels and ancient literature (such as epics) is that novels must have a center, and all the details in the book should point to this center. This center is the meaning of the novel, or the meaning of life itself, that can be slowly approached and experienced during reading.

An interview with Nabokov, the master of novels, full of witty words, Lolita, butterflies, creative cards, memory, death, inspiration, Russia... Everything about Nabokov. Interviewed by well-known media such as "Paris Review", "Playboy", "Time", "New York Times", BBC Radio, etc., With vicious tongue + charming + wisdom, a true self-narration. "On My Own" is a self-edited collection of essays by Nabokov, the author of "Lolita" and the master of novels. It is based on interviews from well-known media such as "The Paris Review", "Time", "The New York Times", "Playboy", and BBC Radio. 22 Interviews, 11 letters to the editor, and 14 essays outline a clear and firm self-portrait. Different from other works of fiction, "Expressing My Own Opinions" is a true self-narration; most of the classic "venomous tongue" quotations circulating in the world with a unique Na-style style come from this book. Facing various tough questions raised by the media, Nabokov put forward a series of firm opinions on life, literature, education, movies and other topics: how "Lolita" almost burned down; how he was obsessed with butterflies for a lifetime; what is the most ideal way of travel; what is the ultimate standard of translation and creative art... He ignored the mediocre people who could not understand his works and was happy to slaughter those sacred cows in the literary world that he did not agree with. Readers can understand Nabokov through these sparkling words and embark on the charming, dangerous and challenging spiritual island in his mind.

"How Steel Was Tempered" is a novel written by Soviet writer Ostrovsky in 1933. The novel uses the experience of the protagonist Paul Korchagin as a clue to describe a generation of young people who have gone through a series of hardships such as hard life, revolutionary wars, and post-war reconstruction. They were eventually tempered into steel and became outstanding proletarian revolutionary heroes. This is a youth hymn that praises the great spirit and has become a spiritual model for countless young people to learn from.

Goethe is an outstanding poet, writer and thinker in modern times. The world recognizes him as the most outstanding representative of Western spiritual civilization after Dante and Shakespeare, and occupies an important position in the history of world literature. "The Sorrows of Young Werther" is his most important early work. This is an epistolary novel written in the first person. The author was only twenty-five 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 committed suicide because he was incompatible with feudal society and felt that his future was hopeless. "The Sorrows of Young Werther" came out in 1775. Its publication was considered an epoch-making event in the history of German literature; it shocked the hearts of an entire generation of young people in Germany and even Europe.

"The Diary of Anne Frank" is a diary written by Anne Frank, a German Jew. It is a record of her life and emotions while hiding in a secret room. As a growing teenager, she confided in her diary the confusion of constant conflicts with her mother and her sexual curiosity. At the same time, the record of 25 months of hiding and terror-filled life in a secret room also makes "Annie's Diary" an eyewitness report on the suffering life of the people under German occupation. The last entry in Anne's diary is dated August 1, 1944. After the war, Anne's father Otto Frank decided to fulfill his daughter's long-cherished wish and publish the diary.

The protagonist of the novel, David Copperfield, is an orphan. He is smart and diligent. He studies hard and overcomes many difficulties with the help of kind-hearted people around him. Finally achieved career success and became a famous writer. The lines of the novel reveal Dickens's ideal of a life filled with kindness, justice, humanity, and fraternity, which he called his "most beloved child." The character "Micawber" has now been included in the common English dictionary as a word.

"Walden" is a record of the American writer Thoreau who lived alone by Walden Pond, describing what he saw, heard and thought during more than two years. The first feature that distinguishes this work from previous literary works is its detailed description and extension of nature. The changes in scenery caused by the changing of the seasons, as small as the fight between two ants, are all vividly reproduced in Thoreau's wonderful pen, and the descriptions are not superficial, but have the precision of a naturalist.

This book tells the story that the story took place four to five hundred years ago, when the age of chivalry in Europe was over. However, the protagonist of the book, Mr. Don Quixote, became obsessed with reading chivalry novels and became obsessed with it. He found the armor, spears and shields that his great-grandfather had used, dressed up as a knight, and rode out to travel around the world. He believed that he was the greatest knight in history, and he was dedicated to eradicating violence and fighting injustice for the people and the country. He was not afraid of hardship and strong enemies, and fought bravely and tenaciously against the monsters he thought were monsters...

This book mainly tells the story of the submarine Nautilus traveling around the world on the bottom of the sea. "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" depicts various adventures. Sometimes there are dangers and critical moments, and sometimes the scenery is beautiful and intoxicating. The whole book is full of exotic sentiments, as colorful as a myth, and embodies mankind's longing for heaven and earth, and the dream of flying freely since ancient times.

The wise and clever Elizabeth said, "Even if I can't find a man in my life, I would never want me to marry you." But the handsome and indifferent Mr. Darcy said, "I found out that I fell in love with you only when I couldn't help myself." One of them is prejudiced, the other is arrogant, and they stay away from each other in every contact, which makes the little spark of love flicker. In the end, the misunderstanding was solved, Darcy married Elizabeth as he wished, and Elizabeth broke away from prejudice and became Mrs. Darcy, which confirmed the saying "You can't get married without love." The story style of the novel is relaxed and humorous, and the scene descriptions are beautiful and charming. It explains four different views on marriage and love through the marriage experiences of four pairs of men and women. It is a love and marriage novel that is still very attractive and realistic even after two hundred years.

This book selects 24 short stories and short stories by Mark Twain, all of which are popular works, including "Running for Governor", "The Stolen White Elephant", "Millions of Pounds", "The Man Who Corrupted Hedleyburg", etc. Mark Twain was famous for his humor and vividness. His stories always made people excited and made them laugh. After laughing, they would think deeply again. The stories he wrote are not only pistachios of life, but also full of simple and noble emotions. Because of this, he is called "a source of the American spirit." Readers can not only enjoy the beauty, but also get spiritual sublimation.

"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" depicts such an interesting world to children through a fantasy and absurd plot: the little girl Alice saw a white rabbit that could talk, tell time, and wear clothes. In order to keep up with this strange rabbit, she accidentally fell into the rabbit hole and came to a wonderful place. Here she meets the Cheshire Cat who is always grinning, the crazy March Hare, the Queen of Hearts who likes to chop off other people's heads... Here, Alice seems to be the only sane person. She continues to explore, learn about herself, grow, and finally becomes a "big" girl. Next, can Alice return to her home?

This book is set in Paris and London during the French Revolution. It revolves around Dr. Manet's family in Paris and the Saint-Antoine district of Paris, headed by the Defage couple. It tells the story of Dr. Manet who was imprisoned for 18 years for writing a letter to the court to report the marquis brother's indiscriminate use of human life. However, Charles Da, the nephew of the marquis who hated his family's sins, However, Nye fell in love with Lucy, the daughter of Dr. Manette; Dr. Manette repaid evil with kindness. For the happiness of his daughter, he suppressed his hatred of the Evermond family in his heart, and accepted Charles Darnay as his son-in-law with tolerance and forgiveness. Carton, who loved Lucy deeply, went to the guillotine in place of Charles Darnay for Lucy's happiness. This book has a rigorous structure, twists and turns, drama, and vivid characters. It profoundly reflects the class antagonism and human conflicts during the French Revolution, embodies the author's humanitarian thoughts against violence, and can be called the pinnacle of Dickens's twilight years.

The story takes place in France in the seventeenth century. The queen accidentally transferred the jewelry given to her by the king to her lover, the Duke of Buckingham. Minister Richelieu discovered this and regarded it as a great opportunity to display his ambitions. At the same time, d'Artagnan, who had practiced swordsmanship as a fledgling, came to Paris to join the musketeer captain Treville. He met the three musketeers Athos, Porthos, and Aramis unexpectedly, and they formed an irreversible friendship without fighting. D'Artagnan meets the queen's maid by chance and falls in love with her at first sight, but unexpectedly learns that Richelieu, the powerful red-coated leader, wants to sow discord between Britain and France for his own plan to destroy the country, intending to create a royal scandal and cause King Louis XIII to misunderstand the queen. In order to fight against the evil conspiracy of the red-dressed leader and protect the queen's innocence, the people with a sense of justice started a battle of wits and courage with the enemy...