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This book is one of the "Comprehensive Translation of Detective Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty: Gao Luopei's Embroidered Portrait Edition". The abnormal death of a local official leads to a major case of transnational gold smuggling and disrupting the social and economic order. There are suspense and thrills everywhere in the book. The seemingly independent cases are both scattered and intertwined with the main clues. Disappearance cases, murder cases, arms cases, collusion cases; Buddhist disciples, wealthy businessmen, fireworks women, and solitary virgins, who has no hidden secrets? The most surprising thing is that the book also contains a character with a similar genetic mutation, who seems to have come out of the ancient "Book of Mountains and Seas" - he has a long history and is eye-catching. There is also the ghost of the unjust dead man, wandering inside and outside the county government hall... When Judge Dee reveals the mystery and makes the readers excited, the author turns his pen and the mystery once again shows a strange smile.

An eleven-year-old boy was brutally murdered and his body was found in a town park. Witnesses and fingerprints left at the scene clearly point to one of Flint's most popular citizens, Terry Maitland. He is a Little League coach, English teacher, husband, and father of two girls. Detective Ralph Anderson ordered a quick and public arrest. Maitland had an alibi, but Anderson and the district attorney quickly added DNA evidence and the case seemed solid. As the investigation expands and shocking answers emerge, intense tension and almost unbearable suspense push the story to a climax. Terry Maitland seems like a nice guy, but how many faces does he have? When the answer was revealed, everyone was shocked.

A collection of eight short stories in a series by Kogoro Akechi, the only famous detective written by Edogawa Ranpo. Including "D-Saka Murder", "Psychological Test", "Black Hand Gang", "Ghost", "Walker in the Attic", "Who Is", "Weapon", "The Moon and the Glove".

In September 1945, a secret room attack occurred at the famous geisha house "Blind Sword House" in Kanazawa. In the room with all entrances and exits sealed, five scoundrels were killed in an instant. Witnesses claimed that they were executed by a "beautiful swordsman". Could it be that this "beautiful swordsman" is the "Master Blind Sword" enshrined in the shrine in the courtyard of the Blind Sword Tower? More than seventy years later, Yoshiki Takeshi and his ex-wife Tomoko were involved in a kidnapping case. The victim was a survivor of the Blind Sword Tower. A strange case spanning more than half a century, what is the truth...

Detective Conan, Mouri Kogoro, Kaito Kidd, and the Detective Boys all come from Rampo works. "Two Cents of Copper", the starting point of Japanese mystery literature, contains a total of sixteen short or very short mystery stories or very short stories published between the publication of the first work in April 1923 and July 1925. Including the debut novels "Two Cents", "A Receipt", "Fatal Mistake", "The Lost Man", "Twins", "Red Room", "Diary", and "Abacus Teaser" "Things", "The Robbery", "Daydream", "The Ring", "Death of a Sleepwalker", "Actor with Hundreds of Faces", "One Man, Two Characters", "Doubt" and his pre-debut work "Arquebus". It also includes an introduction and explanation written by Mr. Fu Bo, a commentary written by Mr. Gonda Manji, a master of Japanese criticism, and several photos provided by the Ranpo family.

The supreme mystery masterpiece of Ellery Quinn, the God of Mystery! Out-of-print reappearance. Agatha, Keigo Higashino, and Borges are all paying tribute to and following up on this mystery series masterpiece! The tragedy series is published in a new hardcover set for the first time, with both binding and translation upgraded. "The Tragedy of X": Three crimes committed in plain sight. A masterpiece of reasoning in the hearts of thousands of readers. "The Tragedy of Y": A murderer who has lived in a deformed family for a long time kills his family members without leaving them alive. Agatha directly used a certain masterpiece to pay tribute to "The Tragedy of Y", and the setting was completely consistent with the background of the story. "The Tragedy of Z": Eliminate 27 suspects one by one to identify the real murderer, a masterpiece of elimination method. "Jerry Lane's Last Case": The twist in the ending is great, and I couldn't help but burst into tears for the murderer. The final chapter of the great tragic tetralogy, watch Keigo Higashino cry.

The young writer Tanabe returned to his hometown of Sapporo and once again saw the photos and paintings of Junko, his first love. Twenty years ago, eighteen-year-old Junko chose the most brutal and poignant way to commit suicide and fell in the ice and snow of Lake Akan; twenty years later, Tanabe, still lingering on his first love, determined to find out the truth about Junko's death. Why did she end her life in her most beautiful years? Who is her favorite person? After Tanabe visited several people who had a close relationship with Junko one by one, he gradually restored the true appearance of the girl hidden under the aura of the talented painter...

Forty years ago, a serial murder case based on astrology shocked the whole of Japan! First, the painter Umezawa Heikichi was beaten to death in a secret room, then his eldest daughter, who was already married, was raped and murdered at home. Finally, even the six daughters who lived with him disappeared. Bodies were found buried all over Japan one after another, and each one had a part cut off! The notes left by Umezawa Heikichi stated that he wanted to dismember and reorganize his six daughters based on "astrology"! Could it be that he was resurrected from the dead to complete his fantastic artistic creation? When there is no evidence or motive pointing to other people related to this case - this can be said to be a murder case where the murderer cannot be found... Forty years later, seeing this extremely strange murder case turn into a curse of evil spirits, Mitarari, an astrologer and part-time detective, unexpectedly received a confession and suicide note! The mysterious case that had been unsolved for forty years finally showed a glimmer of light. Mitarai decided to solve the most unimaginable and large-scale astrological murder magic in history within one week!

A young man who was hospitalized due to an accident became interested in a small independent house outside the ward window and began to observe the life of that family. Unexpectedly, one night, he seemed to witness the daughter of that family killing her father; the next night, he saw his daughter sneaking into the hospital construction site. Is that the scene where the body was abandoned? The young man did not want to ignore the matter and started following the case after being discharged from the hospital. Gradually, he fell in love, but became farther and farther away from the truth...

After nightfall, some people enjoy a sound sleep in peace and tranquility, some party all night long under the flickering neon lights, some endure the fatigue and work overtime in the office, and some start to put their plots into practice under the cover of darkness...

"The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes" has a rigorous structure, closely linked links, thrilling and bizarre storylines, and is full of dangers. It is called the "Bible" of mystery novels by mystery fans and is a must-have desk book for every mystery fan. Holmes is a tall, thin man, wearing a large cloak, holding a pipe in his mouth, with a hooked nose and sharp eyes. He is invincible in the world. He has long become synonymous with the detective in people's minds. In the battle with evil and the devil, he was calm and decisive, and gradually dispelled the dark clouds that shrouded various cases. Its classic images and twists and turns of the story have accompanied the growth of generations, attracting and impressing countless "Fu fans".

When reading Nishizawa, how can you miss Jiang Qianxiao! Content introduction: There is a reason for everything, such as putting a person to death. What happens next? There is something more cruel, more extreme, and heinous. Even if it is very troublesome, there are still many people who have to do it. Just two words, but I cannot say it clearly. New York has eight million people, eight million stories, eight million ways to die... And maybe eight million reasons to do that? ! But this book was not written by Bullock. The super-powerful imagination of the famous reasoning master Yasuhiko Nishizawa perfectly explains the high crime cost of "disintegration" and why the murderers have to pay it again and again.

Five con men with special skills were forced to live under the same roof. They seem to have a harmonious relationship like a family, but everyone hides unknown secrets. "Dad": The king of tricks whose acting skills make him a god. "Mom": A wily and highly intelligent locksmith. "Sister": A relationship master who is good at manipulating people's hearts. "Brother": A magician who is proficient in all kinds of props. "Sister": the nemesis of the middle-aged uncle. There was also a cat that suddenly appeared. The five people each have their own agendas, but they have the same enemy that makes them unable to stand up. So, in order to change their fate of being at the mercy of others, they decided to plan a huge scam!

This book is one of the "007 Collection Series" (Second Series), and was adapted into the movie "A Matter of Life and Death". In this adventure, James Bond encounters the ruthless cult leader Mr. Big, a ruthless Harlem villain who uses voodoo to control his criminal empire and is the American executioner of SMERSH. Mr. Big smuggled British pirate gold from a remote Jamaican island to New York and transferred the proceeds to Moscow. With terrifying witchcraft and extremely brutal killings, Bond faces the most dangerous enemy ever. With the help of Mr. Big's beautiful and mysterious Creole prophet Ms. Solitaire, Bond's old friend Felix Wright, 007 dives into the depths of the ocean to look for opportunities to solve the crisis.

This book is one of the 007 Collection Series (Second Series), which was adapted into the movie "The Man with the Golden Gun". A year ago, James Bond was on a mission in Japan. Bond met Mafia Lofield, the enemy who killed his wife. In a bloody battle, Bond killed him, but Bond also suffered a severe head injury and unfortunately lost his memory. Under the care of Japanese fishermen, Bond recovered, but the lost memory could not be recovered. Therefore, Bond went to the Soviet Union to search for his memory, but was captured by the Soviet secret agent organization - the KGB. He was brainwashed by the KGB and was sent to the UK to assassinate Director M, but the assassination mission failed. The British counter-brainwashed Bond again. In order to verify Bond's loyalty, Director M sent him to deal with the perverted Scala, the man with the golden gun. Bond searched hard for Skala and became an ordinary worker to get close to Skala. When Bond was about to complete his mission, his identity was exposed, and Bond had a life-or-death showdown with the Man with the Golden Gun.

[Science fiction imagination + Japanese reasoning + memory trick + digital immortality] When all mankind loses its collective memory, will the original "I" still exist? One day, Rino, a female high school student, was horrified to find that her memory had become intermittent. She could not even remember what happened ten minutes ago. What's even more frightening is that this sudden "great forgetfulness" is erupting on a large scale around the world. Rino's relatives, friends, TV news anchors, and staff from all walks of life have all shown the same symptoms. The world has fallen into chaos, and human civilization is in danger. People call this symptom - anterograde amnesia, and the first people to develop this symptom spontaneously established the "Pioneer" organization. They worked hard to seek self-rescue, and finally invented an "external memory device" to store memories in memory strips, which can be inserted and removed from the body at any time. Since then, human civilization has entered a new era in which memory and soul are separated. Newly born humans will have a card slot placed on their body to access the memory strip. The birth of the memory strip also makes the human brain's "memory ability" stronger and its "processing ability" more efficient. But all the problems that followed began to appear... Tetsuji and Chisako, who were about to go on a blind date, mistakenly took each other's memory strips, accidentally accessed each other's memories and learned everything about each other and were "forced" to get married; in order to let his son get into the ideal university, Ishida rented the memory strips of top student Toshiya. After the incident, he destroyed Toshiya's body, just to save his son. Completely possessing the memory of the top student; the spiritualist rented out his body to give the deceased's memory a temporary shelter, but the selfish couple was unwilling to return the body, causing his memory to die... This book continues Taizo Kobayashi's previous style, adopting the assumption that "personality only depends on memory and not on the brain itself", leading to an absurd human drama.

This book is one of the 007 Collection Series (Second Series), which was adapted into the movie "The City Under the Sea". This book is a novel. James Bond goes to the Czech Republic to cover the defection of Soviet spy Goskov. The liaison officer helps Bond bring the defector to the West through underground pipelines. Gorskov was kidnapped after he only revealed that Soviet General Bushkin was conducting a military operation to "kill spies." Bond returned to the Czech Republic and learned that Goskov's defection was only to divert Western attention, and that Bushkin's purpose was a large international arms trade. Bond engages in a fierce battle with the opponent. Finally, Bond unexpectedly destroys the Soviet air base.

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Zhou Yiwei and Wang Likun star in the original novel of the same name in "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty". During the Yifeng period of Emperor Gaozong, Di Gong was transferred to the county magistrate of Beizhou, Hebei Province. He suspected that a woman had murdered her husband and risked opening the coffin for an autopsy, but found nothing. Public dissatisfaction boiled, his superiors were held to account, and Judge Dee was about to be dismissed from his post... He finally cracked the case, but he also left behind eternal regrets. Later, Judge Di was promoted to the chief minister of Dali Temple and became the prime minister. However, Judge Judge also encountered the most thrilling conspiracy he had ever experienced in his life... This case also became the last case that Judge Judge experienced. This volume contains four cases: "Iron Nail Case", "Flying Tiger Group", "Liu Garden Picture" and "Guangzhou Case".

The young painter Fei Long Xiangyi came to Tokyo and inherited the "Doll Hall" left by his father Gao Yang. In this building stand six mutilated dolls. These puppets were all made by Gao Yang, but no one knows why he did this - no one can know, because Gao Yang has hanged himself in the courtyard of the puppet house! Xiangben thought he would live a peaceful life, but the malice lurking in the dollhouse kept eating away at his nerves...

No matter how many times you meet Aigang Makart, he will always say to you: "Hello, first time meeting." Yes, there is something wrong with this young man's memory. Entrusted by a friend, Mitsurugi is determined to help Ai Gang regain his memory. The only clue is a book written by Ai Gang - "Return to the Orange Republic". The plot in the book is really bizarre. There are giant orange trees that reach into the sky, villages built on the trees, a bear with wheels on its feet, a little girl with wings, and sunflowers as tall as a human... The most terrifying thing is that the various parts of the heroine's body are installed together with screws! No matter how you look at it, this is a completely imagined fairy tale. However, Mitarai said: "Everything described in the book really happened!"

"Di-style" thrillers and suspense novels bring not only a sudden tightening of the heart, but also a profound reflection on human nature. Behind the seemingly weird and absurd stories, there are hidden the absurdity and indifference of society, as well as the greed and sinisterness of human nature. Of course, there is also the sincerity, kindness and tenderness in the world.

"Eddie Flynn's Forensic Mystery Series (8 volumes in total)" Golden Dagger Award winner Steve Kavanagh's masterful forensic mystery series, a set of the most arrogant liar lawyer Eddie Flynn in history. "The Thirteenth Juror" serial murder, a race against time, killing is just the beginning of the game. "Unwinnable Defense" 31 hours of extreme reasoning! Win the trial or lose your life. "Scam" I approach the darkness to crush it, not to bow to it. "Liar Lawyer" In this game of lies, will anyone tell the truth? "The Trap" deadly conspiracy, two police calls from the same night and the same place! One of them is lying. "The Devil's Advocate" Only when you stand at the end, you will know who is the final winner. "Innocent Accomplice" Dangerous love builds a maze, and the truth survives in lies. "Distortion" Losing one's life is just the lowest price for lying.

Zhou Yiwei and Wang Likun star in the original novel of the same name in "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty". This book was translated and adapted by Gao Luopei from the late Qing Dynasty's long public case novel "Four Odd Cases of Wu Zetian". It is the source of inspiration for Gao Luopei's "Tang Dynasty Di Gongan" series. The story in this volume takes place in Changping County, and three cases are intertwined with each other. One is about two corpses suddenly appearing in broad daylight, causing merchants to suffer misfortune; the other is about a beautiful young lady taking deadly poison on her wedding night; there is also a bizarre town where the ghosts of the deceased are still lingering and the case remains unresolved. Let's see how Judge Dee reasoned and reasoned, and made clever calculations... Gaulopet was a Dutch sinologist, diplomat, translator, and novelist. His representative works include "The Case of Judge Dee in the Tang Dynasty", "The Way of the Piano", "Calligraphy and Painting on Bells", etc.

A foreign auction house will auction the national treasure "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" in Hong Kong, triggering a dispute over the authenticity of the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" collected by the National Palace Museum. The authenticity of the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" has also drawn attention to "Lao Chaofeng," the leader of the antique forgery group. The last descendant of a family of treasure appraisers made a wish to take on the task of identifying "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" in order to uncover the "old Chaofeng" who framed three generations of the Xu family.

Anne, a young girl whose parents died, followed her father's former friend to live in London. She loved this bizarre city, but she still wanted to go out for adventure - to Africa that she had read about in books, and it would be best to meet a silent, tall and ideal man. Unexpectedly, a murder case became an opportunity for Annie to take risks. She allowed her intuition to lead her, risking all her fortune to participate in the investigation, determined to find the real murderer - the mysterious "man in brown"! The big ship of destiny has set sail, and the winds and waves ahead are rough. Can courage be Anne's guiding light?

"Whoever killed Colonel Prothero has done a service to the whole world." Just as the respected pastor made these remarks, the disgusting Colonel Prothero was killed in the vicarage. There were seven suspects! This case alarmed all the villagers of St. Mary Mead, and all kinds of people were mobilized. The arrogant detective is bluffing and has no clue. The hapless priest ran about in vain. Only the witty Miss Marple sat at home and found the real murderer quietly.

Nurse Amy Leatherland was hired by archaeologist Dr. Leidner and came to the excavation site of Hasani to take care of Dr. Leidner's beautiful and neurotic wife. For some reason, everyone feels that the atmosphere in the archaeological team is getting more and more strange. Is this really because of Mrs. Leidner's constant delusions of being murdered? At least one person knew that it was not a delusion, because one sunny afternoon, Mrs. Leidner's body was actually found in the room with the windows locked...

The enthusiastic Angkartell couple entertained guests at the Fantasy Manor for the weekend as usual. Guests came from all directions, some full of expectations, some embarrassed to attend the appointment, some shouldering heavy responsibilities, some confused and uneasy... The guests with their own concerns were already a mess, and unexpectedly they welcomed another uninvited guest - the famous female movie star Veronica, who had an affair with a married doctor who came to spend the weekend. An emotional storm instantly set off in the fantasy manor. John, who was at the center of the storm, died by the swimming pool. The case was clear and there were abundant clues. But it was such a simple murder that almost stunned Poirot's brain. The seemingly lively fantasy manor seemed to have sucked away everyone's fresh emotions...

"The Gray Horse Hotel" tells the story of an elderly priest who was killed after hearing the deathbed confession of a female patient. The police found a mysterious list on his body and discovered that the people on the list had died of various diseases. It all seems to point to a place called the Gray Horse Hotel, where three witches claim to be able to use magic to cause natural death. Mr. Easterbrook, who did not believe in evil, decided to give it a try himself. Soon, what he was most worried about happened...

Marina, a beautiful star who has been successful in the film and television industry for most of her life, moves into the country town where Miss Marple lives. The still-charming female star held a grand party to entertain the residents of the town. Every guest came forward to chat enthusiastically. However, the hostess who was originally chatting and laughing suddenly looked at a point in the void, her expression seemed to be frozen. This strange scene was captured by several attentive guests. There were different opinions afterwards. The only similar statement was that everyone felt that the hostess seemed to have seen bad luck at that time. Sure enough, bad luck struck soon after, and the gorgeous actress' mansion ushered in a series of murders...

Richard Abernathy left a large fortune before his death. After his funeral, his sister, Miss Cora, who always behaved rather strangely, said this: "But he was murdered, wasn't he?" Cora was brutally murdered in her bed at home the next day. Each of the six estate beneficiaries has a motive, and each of them happens to have no alibi! This "interesting" case puts Poirot in a dilemma... Can he unravel the clues from the conversations with family members and discover clues? There is a lot of fog, and the truth is not revealed until the end of the story!

The London girl Victoria is young, beautiful and full of life, but she is a little impulsive in doing things. An encounter in the park in the afternoon made her decide to follow the "lover" she had just met to Baghdad, even though she only had a few pounds in her pocket, and even though she didn't even ask her lover's last name. Baghdad, this mysterious oriental city, quickly drew Victoria into the whirlpool. The British lady, who was still confused about the situation, could only rely on the love for her lover in her heart to gain strength and try to figure it out. The situation is changing rapidly and the danger is escalating, but Victoria gradually enjoys it and decides to turn her back on her guests. However, with only love and courage, can she escape from this ancient city that is full of mysteries?

This book collects four short and medium-length works by Hori Tatsuo: "The Clumsy Angel", "The Holy Family", "Rubens' Pseudo Paintings" and "The Wilderness".

This book combines the Soviet socialist revolution, the activities of the Communist International and the rise of Japanese militarism with other international backgrounds to provide an unprecedented panoramic reveal and in-depth analysis of the complex, confusing, and magnificent process of China's modern history. This book uses a brand-new strategic thinking and perspective, starting with major influential political forces, political events, and political figures. It has a broad vision, novel ideas, and vivid writing. It uses many little-known historical materials and makes unique interpretations and analyzes of many major events. It has positive significance for deepening people's understanding of the arduousness and complexity of the Chinese revolution, inspiring people to remember the immortal achievements and lofty spirit of the revolutionary pioneers, further carrying forward the party's fine traditions, and strengthening the correct ideals and beliefs.

The things discussed in this book "The Wisdom of Gains and Loss" are very close to our secular life, such as health, wealth, reputation, honor, keeping in good health and the principles that should be followed in dealing with others. Therefore, this book is suitable for general reading. Schopenhauer regarded life as a painful tragedy and had a pessimistic attitude towards life, but he maintained a spirit of struggle and enterprising throughout his life. Although he lived a lonely life, he developed the habit of independent thinking. Although he suffered academic setbacks when he was young, he persisted until his later years and finally achieved success. He has been exploring the mysteries of gains and losses in life. He has thought deeply about a series of issues that trouble life, such as happiness, personality, status, honor, wealth, education, women, politics, ethics, love, misfortune, etc., And has put forward unique insights to enlighten future generations.

This book selects 40 prose works written by Alai in recent years, reflecting his walking experience and reading and writing experience. Among them, there are new observations of the familiar natural and cultural scenery in the southwest minority areas, insights into bits and pieces of experiences in the hospital bed, new understanding of literature and new reflections on one's own works. The writing is fresh, simple, and full of lyrical temperament. Reading Alai's novels is like listening to him telling beautiful stories and legends; reading Alai's essays is like entering his real life and inner world.

"Empty Mountain" describes six stories that took place in a Tibetan village called Ji Village from the late 1950s to the early 1990s. There are nearly 30 main characters. This book is composed of two parts: "Drifting in the Wind" and "Sky Fire". "Drifting in the Wind" tells the story of the illegitimate son Gera who depended on his somewhat demented mother, suffered humiliation, and finally died unjustly. "Sky Fire" tells the story of the wizard Duoji who saw various changes in the surrounding world during the Cultural Revolution during a forest fire.

"The Birds" is a collection of philosophical aphorisms in English. It was first published in 1916 and contains 326 poems, including English translations of Rabindranath Tagore's Bengali short poems, as well as impromptu English poems written during his visit to Japan. The poems in "Birds" are extremely concise and short, describing mostly small and simple things such as flowers, trees, wind, rain, thunder and lightning, sun, moon and stars, but these constitute the most important part of life. The delicate observation and praise of these things contain Tagore's philosophical thinking and fully demonstrate the poet's love for nature and life.

"Birds" is one of Rabindranath Tagore's masterpieces and one of the outstanding poetry collections in the world, including more than 300 beautiful poems. Day and night, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal, all merge into one in Tagore's writings. Short sentences express a profound philosophy of life and lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom. Reading these poems for the first time is like opening the bedroom window on an early summer morning after a storm and seeing a world that is indifferent and clear. Everything is so fresh and bright, but the charm inside is very rich and thought-provoking. "New Moon Collection" was created in 1904 and is one of Rabindranath Tagore's masterpieces. The poem cleverly shows the children's pure psychology and unique and lively way of thinking to the world by describing their games and fun. What Tagore wanted to eulogize in his collection of poems was the precious nature of human life: innocence. In addition to depicting the innocence of children, the poem also praises maternal love. Just as it is impossible for a child without maternal love to experience happiness in reality, he is well aware of the philosophy involved. In his works, he integrates these two completely different but related things and praises them together. It is in this way that the poem itself is deeply philosophical and the children depicted in the poem are more flesh-and-blood and emotionally rich. After the collection of poems came out, Tagore was also known as the "children's poet".

The representative works of Borges's early poetry include the two collections of poems he wrote in the 1920s, "The Moon Before Me" and "Notes of Saint Martin". The collection of poems mainly depicts the writer's hometown of Buenos Aires, its "streets with pink storefronts", its South District, North District and "suburban horizons". It also records the grandparents and parents who once lived here, as well as the emotions placed here.

Borges's poetry collection "Deep Rose", created in 1975, contains twenty-seven poems. The author has deep knowledge of the aesthetic theory and creative practice of poetry. He proposed that "language is a symbol of magic, but it has been intensified by time. The mission of the poet is to restore its original advantages that have now been lost." At the same time, Borges proposed the tasks of poetry: first, to convey accurate facts, and second, to give us practical touches like the close sea. In this collection of poems, Borges strives to discover the unique beauty of things and the overlooked value of words, giving poetry richer connotations.

"Gitanjali" is the representative work of the great Indian writer Rabindranath Tagore. The title of the book means "poetry" in Hindi. This collection of poems is a comprehensive work that he selected from many collections of poems he has written. In a sense, it is the essence or selection of Tai's poems. Reading this book will probably help you understand Tagore's poetry at a glance.

Reading "The Collection of Birds" is like opening the secret letters written by each other under the cherry blossom tree when we were young. Those memories come out like a tide, those plays, those little sorrows, those heroic words, those pranks, those intimate moments, just like the sunset in the dusk, soaked in intoxicating red - young readers, this "The Collection of Birds" is like a diary of youth, and your memories will be preserved in it. Because it is a work that can distill "love" to the greatest extent. Reading "The Birds", you will find how harmonious love and being loved are into one; reading "The Birds", you will refine troubles and pain into a kind of practice. It is a blessing for young people to read "The Collection of Birds", because it is equivalent to planting the seeds of love in the clay pot of your life, and you don't know when it will take root and sprout.

The collection of works "You Are the April Day in the World" includes prose, novels and letters from Lin Huiyin's literary works. This collection collects as many of her letters as possible, covering her life from the days when she was studying abroad to her later years, and all of them are purely private letters, thus very truly showing her mental journey in literature, architecture, politics, emotions, family, and the social life that intertwined them all, reflecting that period of history with flesh, blood, and tears. The accompanying poetry collection "Who Loves This Constant Change" collects all of Lin Huiyin's poems, including the love poems written by Xu Zhimo about his obsession.

The entire text is fully translated, the text is compared with the white text, and the reading is barrier-free! The whole book adopts a structural system of original text and vernacular annotations. The annotations are vivid and accurate, and the original flavor is delicate, clearing away reading obstacles for readers. The vernacular translation is faithful to the original meaning, popular and fluent; rare and difficult words are added with phonetic notations and explanations, which has high reading value! The whole book has twelve volumes in total, bringing together well-known experts and scholars, newly arranged and divided into sections, presenting the whole book to the maximum extent, focusing on the essence; the chronicles, ten lists, eight books, aristocratic families, biographies, the original version, complete without deletions! The original text refers to various popular versions and collation works of "Historical Records"! The newly added "Report to Ren An" is more comprehensive than previous editions of historical records, allowing readers to understand Sima Qian's ideas and ideas more comprehensively and accurately! "Historical Records", one of the Twenty-Four Histories, was originally called "Tai Shi Gong Shu" or "Tai Shi Gong Ji" or "Tai Shi Ji". It is a biographical history book written by Sima Qian, a historian of the Western Han Dynasty. It is the first biographical general history in Chinese history. It records a history of more than 3,000 years from the legendary Yellow Emperor era to the fourth year of Emperor Taichu of Han Dynasty. In the first year of Taichu (104 BC), Sima Qian began the creation of "Tai Shi Gong Shu", which was later called "Historical Records". This work took 14 years to complete. The "Historical Records" has a total of 130 chapters, including twelve chronicles (recording the achievements of the emperors of the past dynasties), thirty families (recording the rise and fall of the vassal states and Han Dynasty princes, nobles), seventy biographies (recording the words and deeds of important figures, mainly describing people and ministers, the last chapter of which is a self-preface), ten tables (chronology of major events), and eight books (recording various laws and regulations, etiquette, music, music, calendar, astronomy, Zen, water conservancy, and finance). It is all-encompassing and comprehensive, with a clear context and a detailed record of the development of politics, economy, military, culture and other aspects in ancient times. "Historical Records" is an excellent literary work and plays an important role in the history of Chinese literature. From the perspective of historical value, it has preserved historical materials for thousands of years and has extraordinary historical value. It is listed as the "First of the Twenty-Four Histories". It pioneered the biographical recording method and was highly praised by historians and scholars of all ages. From the perspective of literary value, its descriptive language is vivid, the image is clear, the narrative is thorough, and the narrative is flexible. Liu Xiang and others believe that this book is "good at explaining things, argumentative but not flashy, and qualitative but not slangy". This edition has 131 chapters. In addition to the original 130 chapters, Sima Qian's "Book of Reporting to Ren An" is also included, so that readers can understand Sima Qian's ideas and ideas more comprehensively and accurately.

"Selected Works of Akutagawa Ryunosuke" collects "non-representative works" of Akutagawa Ryunosuke, including essays, reviews, short stories and novellas from different periods, including several posthumous manuscripts. The author is known for his emphasis on grammatical skills and concise writing. The novels included in this book are mainly historical and religious themes, with clear layers, gorgeous presentation, and coincident with Western stream-of-consciousness elements. Some are quite bizarre, and some are adapted from Chinese classical novels. The prose is emotionally delicate, melancholic but not dull, and the commentary articles are lively and full of ridicule. As the saying goes, "Written is like its person". Different types of works from different periods can allow readers to understand the author from many aspects.

"Walden" is a collection of essays written by American writer Henry David Thoreau, which details the author's reclusive life when he lived by Walden Pond for two years, two months and two days. This is a simple, fresh and philosophical book that records the author's unique understanding of nature, society and life, and presents the rich spiritual world of a transcendentalist. The frank brushstrokes reveal a sense of humor, and the deep thoughts shine with the brilliance of knowledge. As a representative work of Thoreau and a classic work of transcendental philosophy and natural literature, "Walden" inspired many important thinkers in later generations. It is deeply loved by readers all over the world and has enduring charm.

"Tao'an Dream Memories" is Zhang Dai's masterpiece handed down from generation to generation. The book consists of eight volumes. It recalls the prosperous scene of the late Ming Dynasty from various aspects such as architecture, flowers and trees, opera and folk customs, tea, wine and food. It is known as "a historical picture that profoundly depicts the social life style of the late Ming Dynasty". This edition of "Tao'an Dream Memories" is newly translated and annotated by the popular writer Wu Ge and includes comments and prefaces recommended by Zhou Zuoren, Li Jingze and others. It is rich in content and worth collecting.

"Night Sailing" is an encyclopedia book written by Zhang Dai, a writer and historian in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The book covers astronomy and geography, hundreds of classics and history, three religions and nine streams, gods and ghosts, political personnel, and the evolution of laws and regulations. It contains more than 4,000 items of cultural common sense. This book was written after the fall of the Ming Dynasty (1644), and was not first published until the 40th year of Qianlong's reign (1775). Zhang Dai demonstrates his profound knowledge and wide range of interests through rich and diverse knowledge items in the book. The book not only contains an in-depth analysis of ancient culture, but also intersperses many vivid and interesting anecdotes, making this encyclopedia both academically valuable and full of interest. Zhang Dai named "Night Sailing Ship" to remind people that they can increase their knowledge in small talk and avoid making a fool of themselves due to ignorance in similar situations, showing his unique cultural sentiments and educational concepts.