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In this collection of short stories, Dr. Watson records several strange cases solved by Sherlock Holmes: helping the King of Bohemia avoid the threat of scandal; the wonderful story about the London Red-headed Society and the resulting major case; and the confusing and confusing Spotted Belt Case, which is recognized as one of Holmes' most classic cases.

Holmes' abilities are shown time and time again in Dr. Watson's files. About how Sherlock Holmes found the missing famous silver white horse and how to find the real culprit; about the mysterious yellow-faced man who appeared at the window and the strange cases that resulted from it; and about the Reichenbach Falls, Sherlock Holmes's last case, which made countless Sherlock Holmes fans around the world stumped.

The tragedy that happened in Birlstone involved two stories: the criminal master Professor James Moriarty who controlled London; and the place called the Uncanny Valley and the sound of death there across the ocean.

This book discusses two different kinds of human beings. We are one, and the other is Neanderthals living in a parallel world. In that world, Neanderthals became dominant. Neanderthals have reached a level comparable to ours in culture and science, but their development history, social customs and life philosophy are completely different. Ponte Bodite, a Neanderthal physicist, accidentally crossed the passage between two worlds and came to our universe. Isolated and studied, he was alone and helpless, and our world was a completely foreign place to him. Still, Ponte found a friend here. In another world, Ponte's partner Adik Hood found himself in a dilemma: the experiment failed, Ponte disappeared, people around him doubted him, and he was accused of murdering Ponte... Can he prove his innocence?

In the future, an emerging technology that can scan and transplant brain consciousness into a new body appears, making Sullivan seem to see an opportunity for rebirth. He has been living in fear and anxiety since his father was reduced to a vegetative state due to a hereditary terminal disease - one day, he may follow in his father's footsteps. So this time, he did not hesitate to become one of the first to try something new - copy his own consciousness and upload it to a robot modeled after him. But unexpectedly, things began to develop in an uncontrollable direction...

What exactly is "Technical Encyclopedia"? Is it a collection of essays on the rise and fall of civilizations with the theme of "Total Engineering"? Is it a cybernetic interpretation of humanity's past and future? A picture of the universe seen through the eyes of the Builder? Is it something related to engineering in the power of nature and the creation of human hands? Is it a prediction of the development of science and technology in the next millennium? A set of hypotheses so bold that it is difficult to claim to have any solid scientific basis? Indeed, there is some of each. "Summa Technique" is a parody and response to Aquinas' "Summa Theologica". It was published in 1964 and covers evolutionary biology, physics, informatics, thermodynamics, cybernetics and other aspects. It shows the far-reaching impact of various breakthroughs, such as Claude Shannon's work on information theory. Development, Alan Turing's achievements in computing, and John von Neumann's exploration of game theory, etc., Discusses profound issues such as evolution, the universe, society, reality, artificial intelligence, and world creation. After its publication, it stirred up waves and aroused widespread discussion in the scientific community.

21 wonderful works by Ray Bradbury, the master of illusions - ghosts, fairs and magic shows, dead dogs, crazy inventors, cemeteries and adolescence. From the unbridled fantasy about the past and future to the unimaginable magical reality, from the exquisite sketches that make people laugh, to the timeless stories with magnificent settings, it opens the door to the fantasy world for us. Tender Murder tells the funny, poignant, and satirical story of an octogenarian couple who have spent their entire lives together and loathed each other as they plot to murder each other. Follow in the footsteps of Ray Bradbury and experience the various aspects of the world in the book!

Ender decided to take root on the planet Lusitania, but the discovery of a deadly virus put the fate of humans, Pochino and the Zerg into dire straits. In order to destroy the virus, the fleet of the Interstellar Council approaches with molecular decomposition weapons, and the second alien genocide is about to come. However, the entire fleet disappeared out of thin air! A girl far away from the Tao Star has become the key, and all the answers point to the same proposition: coexistence or destruction?

I have thought about whether taking the brains of other creatures and adults is murder, or just like one robot taking parts from another robot.

I don't think I'll be selling these rocks anymore. I don't want to pass them on to anyone. I want to keep it to myself and enjoy it.

"The Mysterious Island" is the third part of Verne's science fiction trilogy. In this film, he connected the plot clues of the first two films. The story tells that during the American Civil War, five northerners who were besieged in a Confederate city took advantage of an opportunity to escape with a balloon. They were blown down by a storm on a desert island in the Pacific Ocean. Through solidarity and mutual assistance, and collective wisdom and labor, they overcame many difficulties and built a happy life. They started from nothing until they manufactured pottery, glass, windmills, telegraphs... Thus establishing a self-sufficient and happy life. However, although the victims on these desert islands lacked nothing, they did not give up their efforts to return to their motherland. One day, they boarded the Duncan, commanded by Captain Grant's son Robert, and returned to the embrace of their motherland. The plot of the work is thrilling and twists, the characters are lifelike, it integrates knowledge, interest and creativity. It is full of descriptions of the strange and colorful nature, and integrates all kinds of knowledge into thrilling stories. It is deeply loved by readers all over the world.

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is a science fiction novel and the second part of Verne's trilogy. The work tells the story of 1866, when people at sea discovered a huge monster called a narwhal. The protagonist accepted the invitation and participated in the capture operation. Unfortunately, during the capture process, he and his servant fell into the water and accidentally swam onto the back of the monster. Later, I learned that this alarming narwhal turned out to be a submarine with a wonderful structure, so I experienced various adventures in this submarine. A submarine, a mysterious captain, and a scientist with extensive knowledge, in various adventures, in nearly a year, the protagonist traveled 20,000 miles under the sea, deducing stories for us, showing thrilling scenes, describing their adventures traveling around the oceans. The story is thrilling and fascinating with twists and turns, the pictures are colorful, and the atmosphere is endless. The whole novel is full of suspense and interlocking. It is both a pleasure to read and a thrilling one that will never be forgotten.

Two thousand years ago, a bloody palace coup took place in Taprobane, an island country near the equator, and the tyrant Kalidasa came to power. He was not satisfied with the joys of the world. He wanted to build a kingdom of heaven on the top of the mountain and challenge the gods, so the "Fountain of Heaven" was born. Two thousand years later, kings and empires have long since turned into dust, and mankind has entered the space age. In order to enter space conveniently and quickly, engineer Morgan chose to build a space elevator at the old site of the "Fountain of Heaven", continuing the unfinished ambition of his predecessors. In order to achieve his goal, he did not hesitate to face challenges from secular public opinion, religious monks and endless technical difficulties. Will the "Fountain of Paradise" finally be built? This is a great hymn to praise the human spirit, which is a precious spiritual wealth of the "Golden Age of Science Fiction".

"The Interpretation of Dreams" is a book by Sigmund Freud. This book pioneered Freud's "Dream Interpretation" theory and was described by the author himself as "a shortcut to understanding subconscious psychological processes." The book introduced the concept of the id and described Freud's subconscious theory for interpreting dreams. According to Freud, dreams are "wish fulfillments"-attempts to use the subconscious mind to resolve conflicts between parts. However, because subconscious information is unfettered and often embarrassing, the subconscious "censors" do not allow it to enter consciousness unaltered. In dreams, the preconscious is less relaxed than in waking life, but is still paying attention, and the subconscious is distorting its meaning in order to pass censorship. Likewise, images in dreams are often not what they appear to be and, according to Freud, require deeper explanation using the structure of the subconscious mind.

When I think back on the years of dating with him, there are always some unforgettable things that I want to write down. The first act of the Yushi trilogy series opens with a gorgeous opening. Is it really impossible to commit a crime in this world? The most idiosyncratic detective challenges four impossible crimes in a row: a murder in a secret room, a mysterious home visit, a bizarre cross-border kidnapping, and a running male corpse...

The most famous work of Nobel Prize winner William Faulkner is an immortal classic in the history of modern literature. It tells the story of the family tragedy of the Compson family, a declining landowner in the American South, and performs a dark and confusing ethical drama. What is most praised is the classic use of multiple perspectives and stream-of-consciousness techniques in the book. The title of the book is taken from a line in Shakespeare's "Macbeth": "Life is like a fool's tale, full of noise and fury (sound and fury), but meaningless." The theme of the novel is also expressed in this line.

My name is Holden, I am 16 years old, almost 1.9 Meters tall, and have gray hair on half of my head. But my dad says I look like a kid, okay, but I still feel like I'm much more mature than my actual age. If you are willing to listen, let me tell you about some ridiculous things I did a while ago. First of all, I failed the exam. For example, when writing essays, I like to express what's in my heart, but they care more about whether you use punctuation correctly. If you express yourself freely, you deserve a low score. I didn't study hard in some subjects, but I still respected the teacher very much, but he didn't save any face for me, which made me sad. Not long ago, a boy jumped out of the dormitory window, but nothing happened to his bullies... I bought a red hunting hat. I might be considered a weirdo, but I feel pretty cool wearing it. My narcissistic roommate asked me to help him with his homework because he had to go on a date. My date was a girl I had a crush on, but he couldn't even remember her name correctly. I had a fight with that kid. To be precise, I scolded him and got beaten. I was not in a good mood and wanted to give myself two days off and go to the city to relax. Yet everyone I meet makes me sadder. I asked the taxi driver where the wild ducks went to spend the winter after the lake in the park froze. I asked my well-informed classmates, what is the relationship between love and sex? I asked my trusted teacher if there was only one standard answer in life? No one answered me. I feel so uncomfortable that I want to escape from here and find a peaceful place to spend the rest of my life, but I am also afraid that my mother will collapse. I want to be a catcher in the rye and catch those children running towards the cliff. But will anyone catch me... There are too many books teaching people how to grow, but this book shows what growth really looks like. Let everyone who is young or has been young feel sad.

In Kamakura, there is a stationery shop that helps people write for others. Every generation of shop owners are women. They will accept any entrustment, even if it is a restaurant menu. Unknowingly, Hatoko Amamiya became the 11th generation. The misunderstanding with her grandmother and the fear of starting to live alone in the world made her full of confusion. Letters of condolence to deceased pets, announcement letters announcing divorce, rejection letters refusing to lend money, breakup letters to close friends... Ghostwritten letters are the realistic life of the guests, and are also lessons in life.

Expose the dilemma of widowed parenting and explore the truth about women's survival. Risako, a new mother, was selected as a jury to face the trial of an "evil mother" who killed her young daughter. As the trial progressed, Risako discovered that the defendant was so similar to himself... He gave up his career to raise children, but lost the last bit of his own space; no matter how much hard work he put in, he would be taken for granted, and no matter how little his husband helped, he would be praised by the outside world; there were countless questions and difficulties in child care, but they would only be dismissed as "this is how everyone gets here." Risako began to wonder: "Is it possible that every mother will become a suspect in the dock because of these experiences?"

"Cannery Row" was published in 1945 and focuses on life in a certain community during the Great Depression: both community prosperity and personal loneliness. Based on his recollections of real residents of the California place, including his long-time friend Ed Ricketts, Steinbeck portrays many fascinating characters in a difficult time, creating a novel that is both humorous and poignant.

The "Telepaths", an evil gang with the ability to implant thoughts into other people's bodies, have thrown Ghost Town into chaos. Ace Jerry lost his beloved woman and brother due to the crazy behavior of the telepath; the ghost alien accidentally broke into the telepath's base amidst confusion and contradictions, and fell into a dilemma; Takiyan's alien Sunbras ran away from home because of dissatisfaction with his discipline, and wanted to take revenge on Takiyan. Some want to return everything to normal, while others want to use this ability to embark on a path of destruction.

"The Scholars" is a famous classic satirical novel in my country. It mainly describes the spiritual outlook of intellectuals and officials in feudal society. It successfully portrays the portraits of feudal literati who lived in the late feudal society and under the eight-part imperial examination system, such as those who were successful or frustrated in the examination room, the official veterans who were honest or corrupt, and the scholars who cheated on food and drink... It reflects the decadent and dark social reality of feudal society, criticizes the eight-part imperial examination system, and exposes the evils of feudal rule. "The Scholars" not only provides people with a vision, but also forms a technique and creates a novel structure. It has become a groundbreaking masterpiece in the history of Chinese novels and has an unsurpassed position in the history of the development of Chinese novels.

"The Moon and Sixpence" is one of Maugham's representative masterpieces. The story is partly based on the life of French post-Impressionist painter Paul Gauguin. Stock exchange broker Strickland's heart was burning with an unquenchable desire for art, so he abandoned his stable family life and wealthy economic environment, and left London alone to pursue his painting ideals in Paris and Tahiti. After experiencing a series of incredible twists and turns, he finally found the perfection of art and completed the sublimation of life. The game between survival and ideals, the coexistence of creation and destruction, are vividly demonstrated through the legendary experience of an artistic genius.

Writer Feng Ye, who was supposed to enjoy family happiness with his wife and daughters, was instead uneasily savoring "the last love in his life" in Jinzi's small apartment. Feng Ye suddenly discovered that he had been caught in a secret war between his wife and Jin Zi. The fear of losing stability and the desire to get rid of boredom made him waver between the two women, and finally fell deeper and deeper into the ridiculous quagmire...

"Oliver Twist" is a novel by the famous British writer Charles Dickens, which tells the tragic life and experiences of an orphan. The protagonist Oliver grew up in a workhouse, experienced an apprenticeship, escaped through hardships, strayed into a den of thieves, and was forced to associate with vicious murderers. The world around him is like a crazy machine, but little Oliver strives to maintain the purity deep in his heart. This persistence finally helped him to wait for a bright future - well-wishers extended a helping hand in time; at the same time, the truth about Oliver's strange life experience was also revealed step by step. While the novel deeply reveals social ills, it also leaves a series of vivid characters in the history of British literature, and has been deeply loved by readers for more than a hundred years.

Nanjing. By the Taihuai River. Singing girl Mrs. Tang has two daughters, one is Erchun and the other is Xiaochun, both of whom are pretty and lovely. Xiaochun has an outstanding singing voice and becomes a singer. She is very popular. Yang Yuquan, a Shanghai money merchant, took a liking to Xiaochun and molested her many times. After being rejected, he harbored a grudge. He kidnapped and raped Erchun in a poisonous plan, and then gave Erchun to his bodyguard Wei Laoba. Unfortunately, he was shot and killed. Yang Yuquan intensified his efforts and exerted all his lustful force on Mrs. Tang and Xiaochun, forcing the mother and daughter to suffer unspeakably. The people of the lower class along the Qinhuai River were so angry that they united...

The New Yorker book critic James Wood called his book "a kind of magic that makes people unable to stop reading." This book is the first one to describe the tense relationship between the author or the man named "Karl Owerk Nausgaard" and his father when he was growing up, and the sudden death of his father runs through the book. The opening chapter unabashedly describes the process of physical death. After a long and shocking passage, it suddenly turns around. Knausgaard is just an ordinary person who goes to school in the city, falls in love early, drinks and smokes, loves music and writing, and is no different from everyone on the surface. However, daily life is full of countless conflicts and struggles, which cannot be alleviated even by death.

Fate can take a turn at any time, and your luck may have already arrived. Kotaro Isaka, the god of healing in ordinary life, uses the music festival as an opportunity to create a masterpiece! Attached is Isaka's favorite playlist. A female employee who took the initiative to end her relationship with her married boss caught a cockroach in the office late at night using the mug collected by her boss. Unexpectedly, this strange move led her to meet the right person. A young man who was threatened by violence once encountered bullying. He raised his fists and made a fuss before running away. However, he happened to be rescued by an agent and lived a completely different life. A career senior who is always apologizing dreams of winning the jackpot. After he really won a lottery of 100 million yen, he made a choice that surprised everyone, and this choice unexpectedly led to a life adventure. ... People often connect with others inadvertently. When you are frustrated, when times are not going your way, when you are desperate, always remember that what you see is not the whole world. An accidental choice will bring you miracles and turning points inadvertently.

"Gone with the Wind" can be regarded as one of the most classic love masterpieces in history. The film starring Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable has also become the "insurmountable" most famous love movie classic in film history. The novel is set against the background of the American Civil War. The main plot of the novel is the love and hatred between the strong and willful manor lady Scarlett and the entanglement between several men. Along with this are major changes in society and history, and the disappearance of everything familiar in the past... "Gone with the Wind" is not only a swan song of human love, but also a grand historical picture that reflects the huge and profound changes in many aspects of social politics, economy, and morality.

This version of "Gone with the Wind" is a brand-new, unabridged and authoritative translation, which gives people an immersive reading experience. This book is a novel set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. It was the only literary masterpiece that American writer Margaret Mitchell wrote in ten years and was the only one published during her lifetime. It tells the story of Scarlett growing from a little girl who is ignorant of the world and full of love fantasies to a shrewd, capable, optimistic and tenacious woman, and gradually learns to love and be loved. The book won the Pulitzer Prize and the American Publishers Association Award in 1937, and the film adaptation of the same name won an Oscar in 1940. The book sold more than 1 million copies in less than a year after its publication. It has been translated into more than 40 languages ​​and has been in sales for more than 80 years. It is a world-renowned classic work.

"Gone with the Wind" is set against the backdrop of the American Civil War and tells the story of Scarlett growing up from a vain and proud young lady to a strong-willed, brave and independent heroine in the changing times. Compared with love, "land is the only thing in the world that can be passed down, and it is worth working hard for, fighting for, and even dying for." Scarlett O'Hara has become an excellent example of female vitality.

The background of the story of "Gone with the Wind" is the American Civil War and Reconstruction period, from 1861 to 1873. It tells the story of Scarlett Scarlett, the eldest daughter of a southern manor family, who finally grew into a mature woman after experiencing the changes of the times and the sudden change of life. After the novel was published, it quickly set off a reading craze. It has become one of the best-selling novels in American history, and the movie "Gone with the Wind" adapted from this novel has also become an immortal work in the history of film. At the beginning of the novel, Miss Scarlett is in the Tao Le Manor residence. She is only sixteen years old and prevents men from discussing the "war". At the end of the story, Rhett Butler, who had decided to leave Scarlett, asked her: "How old are you this year, my dear?" She replied: "Twenty-eight." Twelve years are the process of a girl growing into a mature woman. At this time, after experiencing the pain of losing love, losing her husband, and losing her child, Scarlett finally lost her true lover, but her fortitude and determination will continue to support her to live with hope.

"Gone with the Wind" is a novel narrated against the background of the American Civil War. The author Margaret Mitchell focuses on the experiences and feelings of the women who stayed at home in the rear and suffered from the war, from their reverence for the war and full support for the war at the beginning of the war, to the pain of losing their loved ones due to the war, having to succumb to the fate of failure, and the arduous journey of rebuilding their homes after the war. In the turmoil of the great era, strong individuals face the harsh reality with awe and become strong men who are not afraid of difficulties in life and move forward on the journey of life.

A subversive work by Japanese literary master Junichi Watanabe! "Sunset of the Gods" is published in the country for the first time! Well-deserved national writer! The government personally awarded the "Purple Ribbon Medal" and won three major literary awards: "Naoki, Eiji Yoshikawa, and Hiroshi Kikuchi"! Watanabe Junichi once abandoned medicine to pursue literature. The secret of his disappointment in the medical profession may be found in "Sunset of the Gods". No matter how ordinary it is, everyone's life is unique, and no setbacks can weaken hope. Doctor Muraka had to quit his job in Tokyo because of an accident during his team's medical experiment, and came to work alone in a private hospital in T City. His once glorious resume immediately attracted the attention of the hospital, and patients also came after hearing the news. But the strange thing is that while this doctor from a big city brought superb medical skills, the patients in his charge were also dying one after another. Strange rumors began to spread quietly in the hospital...

This book is an excellent novel written by the Soviet writer Ostrovsky based on his personal experience. The protagonist Paul Korchagin has experienced the hardships of life and developed a revolutionary spirit and rebellious character. After the outbreak of the October Revolution, he joined the Red Army at the age of sixteen. Whether under artillery fire or during the recovery of the national economy, he showed an iron will, a strong spirit of patriotism and infinite loyalty to the people. The path he took reflected the fearless spirit of the first generation of revolutionary youth in the Soviet Union who were not afraid of difficulties, struggled hard, and had the courage to win, and inspired aspiring young people to realize their ideals. The images in his novels transcend time and space and cross national boundaries, producing a worldwide impact and shaking the hearts of generations.

Four frustrated and desperate people jointly compose a concerto intertwined with warmth, tears, laughter, and hope. Humiliation, depression, rebellion, suicide... The devastated life finally ushered in a journey of redemption that was a journey of solidarity and heart-warming. The movie of the same name stars the famous movie star Pierce Brosnan. "The Suicide Club" is Nick Hornby's important masterpiece and has been shortlisted for major bestseller lists in the UK and the United States. The novel uses four protagonists to narrate the story in turn, allowing readers to see the different thoughts of the four protagonists from different perspectives, thus directly looking at topics such as social morality, gender, family, and the gap between rich and poor. On the New Year's Eve, there are four frustrated and desperate people in London: the disgraced TV celebrity Martin; the middle-aged woman Maureen who takes care of her disabled adult son but has no life of her own; Jess, a girl who has been unable to get out of the psychological shadow because of the mysterious disappearance of her sister; and the American rock singer JJ, who broke up his band and broke up with his girlfriend. Four people met by chance when they attempted suicide on the rooftop of the "Penthouse" and formed a strange small group of four, thus beginning a journey of redemption to support each other, save others, and save themselves. A humorous urban light comedy, the four protagonists finally discover a heart-warming power in their seemingly hopeless lives, and thus work together to face their own lives.

A stock exchange broker had a stable job and a happy family, but he was obsessed with painting. He felt like he was "possessed by the devil" and suddenly abandoned his home and went to Paris to pursue his artistic ideals. After some bizarre encounters, he finally left the civilized world and escaped to the isolated island of Tahiti in the South Pacific, where he injected all the value of life into the gorgeous canvas. "The Moon and Sixpence" is a novel by Maugham published in 1919. It uses the life of French Impressionist painter Paul Gauguin as the material and tells the story of a geek who pursues art wholeheartedly and has no understanding of the world. "There were sixpences all over the ground, but he looked up and saw the moon." The novel's discussion of art and life, ideals and reality is still of revelatory significance to this day.

Michael Davenport was a young man who retired from the European battlefields of World War II. He was ambitious and dreamed of becoming a poet and playwright. He is aloof, lives for art, and does not want to get involved with his wife's money, but he still has to write articles for a business magazine to maintain his hobby of writing poetry. His wife Lucy is extremely rich, but she never knows what she wants. She just feels that others seem to be happier than her. As time went by, the couple's anxiety grew as they watched others achieve success while they themselves remained unknown. Their once happy lives are being swallowed up by adultery and isolation, and the monotony they thought they had escaped lingers like a nightmare. In this novel, Yates once again chose the broken American dream, which he is best at, as his theme, using the heavy hammer of reality to crush the innocence of the dream, causing an incomparable dull pain.

The masterpiece of Gurna, the 2021 Nobel Prize winner, we are repeating the stories of our parents, unable to escape the reincarnation of our original family, and the narrative of interweaving true and false. Each of us has more or less edited our own life experience. _X000b_I felt a lump in my chest and the doctor told me it could be a heart attack, which I did. Twenty years after leaving my homeland in Africa, I was working a job I didn't like in a British middle school, and my love with Emma was consumed by mediocre daily friction. A letter from home invited me to return to China to visit relatives, and they were arranging a blind date for me. Yes, I never told them anything about England. In their eyes, I was still a bachelor. I also have another purpose for this trip. I want my mother to break the silence of many years and let her tell the mystery of my father's running away...

"The Boy" is one of Coetzee's trilogy of autobiographical novels. It describes the protagonist's childhood life in South Africa when he was ten to thirteen years old. All the plots are innocent and gloomy, and full of strange fantasies unique to teenage boys. However, behind all these detailed narratives, a more grand narrative intention can be seen. Through a little boy and an ordinary middle-class family, readers can witness the cultural imperialism of the colonizers that sowed the seeds of conflict between different ethnic groups and races in South African society. Coetzee uses this to lay out the tragic context of the book. Through the inner confusion of the protagonist, the cliché of difficult times unexpectedly interprets a new set of discourse.

The daughter of a well-known medical professor has a son who was ordered by her parents to marry Jingzhi, a surgeon. However, she does not love Jingzhi and knows that Jingzhi only married her for the sake of her future. Seven years later, Yujizi had a tryst with his old lover Kusaka, who met by chance, and rekindled his second youth. Jingzhi, who pretended not to know, seemed to be calm as usual, but secretly launched a meticulous and cruel revenge. How will Yujizi, who has fallen into hell, face a broken marriage...

"Brother" is one of Natsume Soseki's masterpieces. Through the various dramatic conflicts between an unsophisticated, frank and reckless man who enters the society and the vulgar things around him, the work pungently and skillfully satirizes the ugly phenomena in society, lashes out at despicability, power and hypocrisy, and praises justice, straightforwardness and innocence. The writing is smooth, the rhythm is lively, and the image is vivid.

An excellent three-dimensional portrait of Haruki Murakami - What kind of person is the real Haruki Murakami? There are real answers here. A cold-faced comedian with a casual sense of humor, unrestrained and unconstrained, who loves life and has a wide range of interests, the secrets of Haruki Murakami's life are revealed. Murakami's best friend, Mizumaru Anzai, and Mrs. Murakami both appeared in the battle to give blessings, and the vivid Haruki Murakami came to life on the page. One of the "Murakami Asahido Series", 17 articles in total. There are 17 large-scale illustrations of Ansai Suiwan and 54 photos taken by Murakami's wife Yoko Murakami. 1. Murakami's experiences, joys and troubles during his stay in the United States, such as creation, exercise, shopping, weight loss, summer vacation and theft. 2. Murakami's interesting talks about cats, ducks, octopuses, albatross and other animals. 3. Murakami's experience of traveling around the world, including the little-known trip to Northeast China. This book focuses on describing Murakami's daily life. Murakami deliberately changed his writing style, making the writing casual and unrestrained, reflecting his unique sense of humor, observation and imagination.

[Free trial version] "Underground 2" is Haruki Murakami's second documentary work after "Underground". Most of the space is the shady story of the cult dictated by former cult members. It is as detailed, realistic and shocking as "Underground". In search of healing, why did they create "Subway Sarin", an indiscriminate killing without redemption? Why do they find it difficult to live a normal life in this world? Where is the dream country they pursue? Thorough interviews with Aum believers and unguarded conversations with Mr. Hayao Kawai reveal the dark side of the heart enveloped by modern society. This book is the sequel to "Underground", which is also based on interviews compiled from audio recordings. After interviewing the victims of the Tokyo Sarin gas incident, the author conducted interviews with many former Aum Shinrikyo believers in 1997 to understand the internal situation of the cult organization and the spiritual world of the believers, and put forward suggestions for healing.

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Faulkner is a master of novels and an excellent short story writer. The articles included in this collection are all outstanding works of Faulkner's short stories, representing the literary style and main achievements of Faulkner's short stories. Faulkner's short stories and his novels are basically in the same vein, no matter in terms of subject matter, content or technique. Most of his short stories are still set in Yoknapatawpha County, describing the vicissitudes of that kingdom and the world's human conditions, exploring issues such as family, women, race, class, etc., And expressing "the inner conflicts of human beings."

"Answered Prayer" is Capote's last novel in his creative career. It is a report of a true story based on his diary and letters from relatives and friends. In this novel, which is like a last words, he used unprecedented frankness to create a large number of social celebrities, such as the female writer Collet, the Duchess of Windsor, and the idol star Montgomery Clift.

Haruki Murakami's first novel in seven years ranked first among Japanese novels in 2017. The Chinese translation will be released on March 8, 2018! Lin Shaohua once again took charge of translation 10 years later. A stunning painting hidden in the attic connects the trauma of World War II with the paradox of reality! "I" am 36 years old and a portrait painter. My wife filed for divorce without warning, so "I" left the house without taking anything. My friend Masahiko let me live in his father's old house and introduced me to the job of teaching in Yamashita's painting class. "I" and two wives there became lovers. Masahiko's father is the famous painter Tomohiko Amada. Shortly after moving into that house, "I" discovered a masterpiece unknown to the world by Tomohiko Amada in the attic, titled "Assassination of the Knight Leader." After that, I was involved in a series of incredible events. The ringtone in the middle of the night and the entrance to the ancient temple, the mysterious neighbor Wataru Menshiki and Marie Akikawa, a female student in the painting class, the uninvited "Knight Leader" and the "Man with a Face", the real world and the metaphorical world... Murakami uses his good writing method of peeling off layers to lead readers to follow the many mysteries and lead them into a wonderful world. Faced with irreparable loss, he tells us to return to the cave and face the unspeakable evil.

In order to survive in the harsh environment of the Arctic Circle, the protagonist Morgenson of "The End" decided to ambush a passing sled. His selfishness and desire eventually led him to the end of his life. The author uses delicate psychological descriptions to show the protagonist's psychological changes and struggles in different periods, uses simple language to explore the weaknesses of human nature exposed to nature, and inspires readers to think and reflect on human nature. "Mr. Disgraced" is one of the outstanding short stories by the famous American writer Jack London. The protagonist of the story is a fur trader who was captured by the Indians. He tricked the Indian leader into cutting off his head with an ax to avoid the torture before death. The article expresses a spirit of "seeking a dignified death."