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Childhood sweethearts are experiencing separation and reunion at various stages of life. Time passes, the environment changes, and people change. Where will they go in the end?

Death is not the end, but just the beginning of everything... The mysterious snowy plateau, the ferocious skinning killer, and the ancient weird legends are all intertwined, it is hard to distinguish the true from the false, and it is incredible! A masterpiece of suspense and thriller, the Zhou Tong Detective Series set has a total of 4 volumes.

The Continental Detective Agency was entrusted by a man named Donald Wilson to send an agent to Bosen City, only to find that Wilson had been murdered the next day. The detectives spent three days solving the case, which at the same time touched the evil forces of this small town. After realizing that the various factions in this small town are intertwined and filthy, the detective who vowed to punish the murderer personally lit the fuse. The gangs began to kill each other crazily, and the small town of Bosheng fell into a sea of ​​blood.

This book is the first work of Giddens' famous "Trilogy of Social Theory" and a representative work of critical theory of modernity in the late 20th century. It also reflects Giddens' "structuration theory" in-depth exploration of core issues in sociology. On the one hand, this book continues Giddens's tradition of reinterpreting the works of classic sociologists, basing it on the contemporary era, and using the latest discoveries in various disciplines to criticize and reflect on historical materialism. He pointed out that Marx's historical materialism has great limitations in explaining many phenomena of non-class society in the pre-capitalist period and post-industrial society. On the other hand, Giddens, inspired by the philosophy of Heidegger and the works of modern geography, introduced the relationship of time and space into the core of social theory and linked it to the generation of power. He examined the manifestations of nation-states, nationalism, commodification, urbanization, etc. In the context of late modernity, in order to provide a more comprehensive understanding of contemporary history.

Sharp Knife Macchies is a famous and powerful gangster in London and a "businessman". The beggar Pitchum controls the beggars in the city and is a famous local snake. The bandit leader falls in love with the beggar leader's daughter Polly. At the wedding banquet, Police Chief Brown came to congratulate him. It turned out that the robber and the police were from the same family. The beggar leader didn't want his daughter to "marry" the robber leader, so he sued him. Mikeis was guilty of many crimes, but at the critical moment police chief Brown helped him and turned him into a "banker". Then he colluded with Pichum to do evil to the people in the market. The novel is full of wonderful satire and has extremely superb writing skills. It is called "the most important and profound satirical novel in the history of German literature"

"The Logic of the Human Sciences" is an important work by Ernst Cassirer, a famous German philosopher and a representative of the Marburg School of Neo-Kantism. Cassirer once imagined that this book would be the fourth volume of his life's work "The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms". Its main purpose is to explore the humanities, reveal various research objects of the humanities, and explain the human mental activities behind the research; its purpose is to explain the inherent "scientific" characteristics of the humanities through comparative reflection under the strong pressure of the natural sciences, and strive for the dignity and seats it deserves. In this book, the author explores major issues such as the objects of the humanities, the different ways of perceiving nature and humanity, the differences between natural and humanistic concepts, cultural forms, cultural values, and the tragedy of modern culture in five chapters. He aims to answer the basic question of the possibility of humanities and humanities based on his "philosophy of symbolic forms". This book was published in 1942. Together with the later "On Man" (1944), it constitutes the representative result of Cassirer's cultural and philosophical thinking in his later years. It is also a classic of modern Western cultural philosophy.

This book includes Yoshikawa Eiji's "Soy Sauce Buddha", "The Origin of Shitou Bridge", "Rogue Jiroji", "Otani Punishment", "Foot" and "Ghost". This book is like a spectacular Ukiyo-e painting scroll, with vivid story scenes, vivid characters, and ups and downs of the plot. Readers can appreciate the customs and customs of different eras, experience the joys and hatreds of the samurai, and enjoy a hearty cultural experience. Especially when the story ends abruptly, readers can spread their imagination and write their own sequel.

Captain Ahab is obsessed with hunting down Moby Dick, the white whale who bit off one of his legs. His paranoia is not only the epitome of human desire for conquest, but also a crazy allegory of industrial civilization's declaration of war on nature. From the ports of New England to the vast Pacific Ocean, the whaling ship "Pecod" has become a floating laboratory of civilization: the crew members with different skin colors, beliefs, and traumas collided in the closed cabin with the undercurrent of colonization, belief, and class. Whale oil, as the "black gold" of the industrial age, quietly connected human greed with ecological catastrophe. With a prophetic touch, Melville shaped the white whale into multiple metaphors - it is the divine incarnation of nature, the abyss projection of unknown destiny, and the ultimate mirror image of human arrogance. When Ahab and the white whale died together, this tragedy was not only the decline of individual destiny, but also foreshadowed the eternal dilemma of the relationship between modern civilization and nature.

97.2% Of readers had nightmares for three days in a row after reading it. New edition of Stephen King's short story collection, author of "The Shawshank Redemption"! The new chapter "Biscuit Cone" is introduced for the first time in the Chinese world! This book contains 21 selected short stories by Stephen King. The evil supernatural forces and terrifying moments that penetrate into daily life will together provide you with nightmare material for a month. If you write obituaries for living people, you can kill them without leaving any trace; if Kindle allows you to read classics written by literary masters in parallel worlds; if the handsome boys and girls who tempt you are actually the God of Death; if the cookie tube left by your grandfather can lead to another world; if the car that breaks down on the roadside is a man-eating monster waiting for you to take the bait...

"The Newbery Medal for Children's Literature: The Colored-Necked Pigeon: The Legend of a Homing Pigeon" is a legendary story about pigeons. Because of the rainbow-like color on its neck, this pigeon, known as the "Flower-necked Pigeon", has been destined to fight to the death with nature's heavy rain, strong winds, and evil crows such as hawks and falcons since its birth. Later, as a carrier pigeon, the flower-necked pigeon was recruited to the battlefield of the World War. It became extremely depressed because it was seriously injured after running through a hail of bullets to deliver information to the Allied forces. Can the flower-necked pigeon return to the sky again...

Jin Zhu, the author of the "Confession Trilogy" which set a record of 1 million, created a sweet love affair exclusive to Zhu Ma.

On the long afternoon of August, in a dreary southern town, people drinking cold beer in midnight cafes, a girl who likes Mozart, an observant tavern owner, a homeless man who is proficient in maintenance, a depressed black doctor... This is a story of extreme loneliness. Under those gray skies, a gentle deaf-mute used his loneliness to foreshadow the changes in such a crazy era. The contradiction between freedom and tolerance, crazy despair but still firm determination to move forward, no one can get rid of the shadow of loneliness until death.

"Those who know Meng Er may read Meng Er's self-defense from the novel and see Meng Er's lies. But the lies in the autobiography can be said to be the truth within the lie. The truth is revealed in the shadow of the lie, revealing the situation that only I can express. From this level, "Sail Out" is Meng Er himself, a faithful reproduction of the human feelings, love and hate around Meng Er, and it is more true than anyone's critical biography of Meng Er."

"A Moveable Feast\u002F The Complete Works of Hemingway" is the last work written by Hemingway during his lifetime and revised by him personally. In the book, Hemingway recalled a difficult but joyful life he and his wife lived in Paris from 1921 to 1926: starting out as a writer, writing in cafes, chatting with literary friends, betting on horses, enduring hunger, visiting old book stalls along the Seine, borrowing books from Shakespeare's Bookstore, meeting Fitzgerald and passing by Joyce, Pound and others...

This book is the last work completed by Remarque, the author of "All Quiet on the Western Front". It was published in 1971 and tells the story of the fear and sorrow of the forced displaced people in the shadow of war. People on the run must rely on chance events to survive. The less credible the chance events are, the more normal they feel. Ross gave me his passport on the day he died, and I temporarily had a new name and a future as one of the "luckiest" handful of unfortunate escapees. But the memory of the past always follows me closely like a ghost, waiting for the opportunity to kill me. I knew I needed to pay the price for this brutal, falcon-like, breathless freedom.

This book contains a number of modern essays, and experts and famous writers will analyze and guide you to appreciate each essay. The authors of these prose include: Lu Xun, Guo Moruo, Xu Dishan, Zhang Henshui, Lin Yutang, Xu Zhimo, Lao She, Bing Xin, Wen Yiduo, Shen Congwen, Lin Huiyin, Yu Guangzhong, He Qifang and so on.

Works by Peter Handke, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize for Literature. "The Elegy of Desire" begins with a newspaper report about the suicide of a 51-year-old housewife. The narrator "I" was immediately obliged to write his mother's "simple and clear" story. In the recollection of this woman's fate, her survival trajectory, which was restricted by social roles and values, is naturally revealed to the reader. My mother was born in a Catholic small-scale farming environment and received a moral education without desire, order and endurance. In the end, she was still unable to escape the destruction of her own existence by social roles and language patterns, so suicide became her inevitable destination without choice. The author uses his ingenious narrative structure and unique narrative style to express the story of his mother's life and death, which contains a thought-provoking desire, an existence worth yearning for, and a narrative voice that silently questions social violence.

Readers from all over the world spend an average of one night reading it! Ken Follett's classic suspense novel, winner of the Edgar Allan Poe Lifetime Master Award. The 33-hour fatal journey and the desperate survival of 19 people were nerve-wracking! Don't be afraid of change, go through hardships, get hurt, and live passionately! In 1939, an extremely luxurious "Orient Express", the Boeing B-314 "Clipper" seaplane, was about to make a career-ending transatlantic flight. During this 33-hour transoceanic voyage, 19 passengers who were strangers to the plane were inexplicably involved in a well-planned "kidnapping and ransom case." What was originally a romantic journey is turning into an unimaginable disaster step by step. Who is behind this cobweb-like puzzle, and what kind of fateful test will 19 people from different backgrounds encounter...

"Human Bonds" is a long semi-autobiographical novel by the famous British writer William Somerset Maugham in the 19th century. It is also his representative work and was published in 1915. This novel is a semi-autobiographical work. By narrating the protagonist Philip's thirty-year life experience since childhood, the novel reflects a young man's pain, confusion, disappointment, frustration and exploration, as well as his process of gradually getting rid of all kinds of shackles, finding the meaning of life, moving toward maturity, and gaining spiritual liberation.

How difficult is it to escape from a life that is so obvious to you? Many times, Mary felt that her life was boring. Once upon a time, she also had dreams and was high-spirited. She threw herself into life with all her enthusiasm and dedicated everything to her family, but she only lost herself. However, day by day, her husband ignored her more and more, and even the children felt that their mother should live a life that truly belonged to her. Finally one day, on her husband's 40th birthday, she decided to give him a surprise: she embarked on a cruise around the world alone, hoping to escape from the life she saw and give herself a chance to be reborn. She met all kinds of people, each with their own dilemmas, and finally found a way to heal herself on this journey.

The dim sunlight outside shone in from the skylight of the prison and shone on Sun San's dirty cheeks. Sun San rubbed his eyelids, spit out the two weeds in his mouth, and stretched for a long time. This was already the fourth or fifth day of his imprisonment in Silver Frost City. Sun San himself was a little confused. A dark cell would always make people forget many things. The unique silent and slow atmosphere of the prison suffocated Sun San. Next to him was an inmate in the same cell. Sun San remembered that his name was Dao Scar Huang. Scar Huang yawned continuously, and found Sun San looking at him. Scar Huang came closer and said, "This prison is almost boring. Sun San, tell me your ghost story again. To relieve the boredom." Sun San's body trembled, and his eyes suddenly showed a look of panic: "I'll say it again, it's not a ghost story, it's a scene I have personally experienced... A terrifying scene that I will never forget in my life!"

This book is the masterpiece of Goethe's youth and the pioneering work of the Sturm und Drang movement. This book describes the depression and hesitation of a generation of young people. After the book was published, Werther fever started in Europe. This publication will target specific readers such as "literary youth" and create a youthful, intellectual and stylish book format to win the favor of more young people.

This book was written by Kang Youwei, a famous thinker and politician in modern times, when he was in exile abroad after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898. After the Hundred Days Reform, Kang Nanhai began his investigative life of "16 years of wandering in a foreign land, three weeks of travel across four continents, 31 countries, and 600,000 miles. He never became an official in his life and was addicted to traveling." "The investigation focused on the political customs of various countries and the gains and losses of historical changes, followed by cultural relics." In particular, I was deeply moved by my travels in Italy and France. After returning to China, I wrote "Travel Notes in Italy" and "Journey to France to the West", which are the main chapters included in this book. These travel notes cover many aspects of perception records and are of extremely high value to today's readers.

A true love story that is popular all over the world, a pure and beautiful reading that touches a lifetime; a gluttonous feast that nourishes the soul, and inspiration for success that benefits elites; a navigation light that breaks through difficulties, and creates the inner code of success. The purest and most touching inspirational works, the irreplaceable writing skills, showing the top power of inspirational articles, the most soul-stirring feast, the most soul-stirring inspirational feast, and the most heartfelt pleasure to read. Each story inspires you to move forward, helping you sort out your chaotic thoughts and find the password to happiness in life; each beautiful article has a pleasant temperament, injects courage and strength into the soul, and brings you love and hope. A spiritual Bible that accompanies a lifetime, a drop of wisdom that nourishes the soul. Gain true knowledge and emotion from reading, and gain enlightenment and wisdom from tasting.

"Heart" is the representative and famous work of Japan's "national master" Natsume Soseki, which has a profound influence on Japanese literature. "I" in the novel accidentally got acquainted with a "sir" who was noble and well-educated. During the interaction, "I" was deeply attracted by his aloof character and the mysterious past behind him. Later, "I" received a long letter from "Mr." In the letter, the husband recounted the past: When they were in college, "the husband" and his best friend K fell in love with the landlord's daughter at the same time. In order to get her, "Mr." Forced K to commit suicide. Although he finally got the beauty he wanted, he has been condemned by his conscience for many years...

The whole novel is eloquent and magnificent, and can be described as a romantic historical and social picture. The novel is set in the southern state of Georgia before and after the American Civil War, with Scarlett Hao, the daughter of plantation owner Hao Jiale, as the core character. It reflects the social reality of the southern states in the United States during this important historical period through the rise and fall of several families.

This book is the only non-fiction work in the life of the great Russian writer Chekhov. However, "Travel to Sakhalin" occupies an irreplaceable position in Chekhov's literary legacy. It can even be called a manifesto of Chekhov's world view and literary practice throughout his life. The Sakhalin region has long been a barren land in Russia. Most of the people living here are hard labor exiles. The living conditions here are extremely difficult. However, what is more terrifying than the harsh natural environment is the human factor: the prevalence of bureaucracy, which destroys human dignity and kindness. Chekhov's records present these bloody facts to every reader, but the value of "Sakhalin's Travels" does not lie in its truth, but in the "human conscience" that shines between the lines. The ultimate purpose of Chekhov's writing is not to criticize and expose, but to protect everyone and fight against "violence and hypocrisy."

Readers from all over the world spend an average of one night reading it! A classic suspense novel by Ken Follett, winner of the Edgar Allan Poe Lifetime Master Award. What we pursue throughout our lives is not to conquer the world, but to conquer ourselves. This story takes place on a houseboat on the Nile River, full of conspiracy and blood, desire and love. A German agent came to Cairo alone, quietly stealing Allied intelligence and helping the Nazis pry open the city's gates. With his help, the German army reported frequent successes. In Cairo, only two people can stop this shrewd and ruthless agent: a distrusted officer who failed in his job, and a beautiful and fragile young girl. A dangerous contest that could change the world begins...

Many years have passed, and people say that old things can be buried, but I finally understand that this is wrong, because the past will crawl back up on its own. Looking back, I realize that for the past twenty-six years I have been peering down that deserted trail. Amir, a 12-year-old Afghan boy from a wealthy family, and his servant Hassan are brothers. However, after a kite competition, a tragic thing happened. Amir felt remorse and pain for his cowardice and forced Hassan to leave. Soon, he fled to the United States with his father.

Young Hans Castorp is about to become an engineer and start a new stage in his life. At this time, he was entrusted by his family to come to a nursing home in the mountains of Switzerland to visit his cousin who was recuperating here. His plan was to stay here for three weeks and then return to the plains to start a life of his own. However, once entering the "Magic Mountain", the time is unclear. Everyone here has a common obsession with disease, and they form a tight web with the environment, making it difficult for those in it to escape. Here Castorp sees a different world outside the secular world, feeling the other side of body, emotion, thought and death. Time stretched, and three weeks turned into seven years, until the idleness was awakened by war artillery fire...

"Around the World in Eighty Days" describes the story of Mr. Fogg and his servant Passepartout traveling around the world together and having adventures along the way. The novel begins with a bet, interspersed with love stories and humorous stories. Although Mr. Fogg overcame various difficulties, he arrived in London five minutes late. He thought he had failed, but he unexpectedly won because he circumnavigated the earth from west to east and saved exactly one day. For this trip, he used all means of transportation: ships, trains, sailing ships, yachts, merchant ships, sleighs, elephants. During the journey, the eccentric gentleman displayed his calm and precise talents. But then again, what did he win on this trip? What did he bring back from this trip?

In the charming Tramuntana mountains on the island of Mallorca, the Kyle family, who run a farm, ushered in the orange harvest season. To adapt to their new life on Spain's sunny island, the family is trying to learn to relax and take things slowly. However, now is the critical moment: one year has passed, can they make a decent living by growing orange trees? Will Peter's talent for "tomorrow after tomorrow" delay the new home renovation plan indefinitely? Can Ellie, who has had enough of it, get the new swimming pool of her dreams? Will nineteen-year-old Sendy return to Scotland, and will little Charlie be deceived by the luxurious life of the island's rich? Despite dealing with shady customs officials and dodgy businessmen, the Kyle family's sense of humor remains vibrant. As the fragrant and peaceful spring time passed slowly, amidst the falling snow-like almond blossoms, they were helped by a large group of eccentric friends and neighbors. But the highlight was Jock Burns's "Island Heights Carnival Night," the island's biggest social event!

In Liang Yuchun's short life, he indeed had all the qualities of a successful translator. At the age of 18, he entered the English Department of Peking University and became a disciple of famous English teachers such as Ye Gongchao. He dabbled extensively in British and American literature and immersed himself in the colorful world of English literature. Staying in school after graduation also proves his professional excellence from another aspect. His two widely read collections of essays, "Tears and Laughter" and "Spring Brew Collection", are mellow and meaningful, and are known as the Six Dynasties prose of new literature. In the long history of modern Chinese prose, "Tears and Laughter" and "Spring Mash Collection" once shined with their unique styles.

This book is a reprint of "Hillier's World Geography (Revised Edition)". This book is a children's book. Mr. Hillier, a famous American education expert, has devoted his life to explaining the wonderful and colorful world geography to young readers in simple and easy-to-understand terms with children's easy-to-understand writing, humorous expressions, and accurate and reliable facts.

Don't think about the vast world, just live for yourself. Being able to be yourself is really a rare and happy thing! Every moment of life is ordinary but also special, because we are new ourselves every moment, and it becomes interesting to experience the progress of life over and over again. The main character, Mimoto Mibu, is a twenty-year-old girl who works in the university library. I like to stay in bed in the morning, like cheese cakes, Polumeng snacks, and books. Others around her described her as "always in a daze", "always eating like crazy", "a little fool", etc. However, Sanbu is very good at connecting the things he likes in his normal daily life, making his life dazzling and enjoyable. This kind of three-step makes people feel very friendly. From the world of three-step, we can see the purity and touch that we don't notice in daily life. Perhaps, those lives that seem boring at first glance are shining brightly every moment if we look at them with a microscope.

This is the story of two talented and ambitious young people whose ideals were shattered. Through the experiences of two young men, the author unfolds the broad social landscape of the French Restoration period. This novel almost concentrates the author's most important life experiences and deepest thoughts and feelings. Balzac claimed that "Disillusionment" is "the first book among my works."

"Pillow" is a collection of essays by Japanese female writer Seishonagon during the Heian period. The content is mainly her observations and random thoughts about daily life. The material range is very wide, including the four seasons, natural scenes, vegetation and some trivial things around her. It also describes the festivals she saw in the palace, the love between men and women she saw, as well as her feelings about life, personal taste, etc. "Pillow" is composed of a few fragmentary words, the writing style is simple and sharp, and the text is light and interesting. Sentences such as "which is better" are often used to explain one's preferences. Sometimes the author will explain this, and sometimes it will simply list a list of things. The Japanese literary circle praises this book as a model of Japanese classical essay literature, and often compares this book with Murasaki Shikibu's "The Tale of Genji". The two books are considered as the two greatest literary works of the Heian period, and the two authors are regarded as two great talents in the history of literature. The translator of this book, Chen Dewen, has been engaged in Japanese literary translation for more than 40 years. For this publication in our company, the translator specifically searched for the version that represents the latest results of Japanese research on "Pillow Grass" as a base, made a new translation, and reflected the latest research results through annotations. To this end, the translator has carefully crafted the translation, which is the latest version among the current Chinese versions, both in terms of text and annotations.

The 200,000-word full translation of The Jungle Book. The masterpiece of Nobel Prize winner Kipling is comparable to the reading experience of "Harry Potter", a master work of children's literature, and the original story of the movie "The Jungle Book". Tell stories about courage, responsibility, rules, wisdom and love.

This book tells the history of the Celts from the Iron Age around 800 BC to a few hundred years BC, vividly reproducing the entire life and cultural traditions of the Celts. This book removes the label of Celtic "barbarians" and details the Celtic nation, society, art and religion. , Technological wars, myths and legends, etc. They were once the overlords of Europe, occupying Gaul and the British Isles. Even though they were later defeated by the Roman Empire, they left an indelible impact on Rome and the world. Their bloodline still continues to this day, and they are an immortal legend in the process of European civilization.

Hemingway's 120th anniversary edition. One of Hemingway's classic non-fiction works, an "absolutely true book" that Hemingway himself rated as "comparable to fictional works". The original dotted and line illustrations run throughout the book, with unique layout and artistic temperament. Lifelike reproduction of Hemingway's classic East African hunting scene. This book is an "absolutely true book" that Hemingway himself rated as "comparable to fictional works". With astonishing memory and superb writing skills, Hemingway recreates the hunting trip he took with his wife and friends in Kenya, East Africa, from the autumn of 1933 to the spring of 1934, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the thrilling scenes of the author's battle of wits and courage with the animals, and listen to the extraordinary story. At the same time, Hemingway also vividly describes his competitiveness and jealousy, "dissects" himself mercilessly, and shows the frankness and frankness of a man. It is the best book for readers to experience Hemingway's unique charm up close. The famous American painter Edward Seldon drew classic and unique decorative illustrations for this book, making this version more interesting and more valuable for visual appreciation and collection.

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Most of the great achievements in the history of world civilization occurred on the edges of the Eurasian continent, and in the middle of this vast continent is a barbaric land separated from civilization. Attila, Genghis Khan and Tamerlane... These names from this land still echo in the dark side of the history of civilization. Have the grassland people brought only disaster and destruction to world history? In order to answer this question, René Gruset collected historical events related to the grassland from written historical materials scattered in various civilized worlds in Eurasia, supplemented by archaeological data, restored the history of the grassland from about 1000 BC to 1759, and told the origin, development and demise of each grassland regime. In the author's writing, the invaders from the grassland are no longer a disaster sent by God, but a periodic interaction between the grassland world and the civilized world.

This book is a fascinating novel by Verne, with a lively style and a sense of humor. The novel tells the story of Mr. Fogg, an Englishman who overcame many difficulties to complete a circumnavigation of the world in 80 days because of a bet with his friends. The book not only describes in detail the various bizarre experiences of Mr. Fogg and his party on the way and the numerous difficulties and dangers they encountered, but also gradually makes the characters' personalities three-dimensional, such as the taciturn, witty, brave and humane Fogg, the lively and impulsive servant "Passepartout" and so on.

"Golden Russia Series (11): I Remember That Wonderful Moment: Selected Poems of Pushkin" selects more than 300 selected poems of Pushkin. Pushkin is known as the "Father of Russian Literature" and "The Sun of Russian Poetry" in Russia, and the era in which he lived was also regarded by later generations as the "Golden Age" of Russian literature. Many researchers believe that it was the emergence of Pushkin that not only established pure Russian national literature, but also established standards for the Russian language. If Lomonosov previously clarified the direction for the Russian language in theory, then it can be said that Pushkin's literary practice enabled this theory to be truly implemented and perfected. He "completed two tasks by himself that would take a century or more in other countries."

This is a collection of essays, divided into four parts: Secret Growth, Lion's Heart, Infinite Road, Speeches and Dialogues. It can basically be regarded as the author's mental journey from childhood to adulthood. The author was a naughty and smart country boy in his childhood. In the general environment of the red age, he advocated the army and force, and liked to play freely in the mountains and fields. Childhood memories influence the author's behavioral patterns throughout his life. His self-confidence and restraint in college, his basic trust in human nature as an adult, and his profound understanding of the times and history all reflect the author's delicate, rational and innocent character.

The Cuthbert brothers and sisters at Green Gables Farmhouse decide to adopt a boy to help with farm work in the fields. To everyone's surprise, Mrs. Spencer sent a dreamy, chattering red-haired girl - an elf. This little elf was like a breath of fresh wind blowing into the secluded country farmhouse. The story begins here... Anne is a little girl with a miserable life experience. Her parents died soon after she was born and she became an orphan. A kind neighbor raised her until she was eight years old. Later, she went to another family to help look after children, and was later sent to an orphanage. Anne was adopted by Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables when she was eleven. Anne has a lively and optimistic nature and a rich imagination. Although her innocence and fantasy caused a lot of jokes, her kindness and straightforwardness also won her friendship and sincere love.

"The Detective Collection of Father Brown" (full translation), from "The Sapphire Cross" to "The Mysterious Mourner", has a total of 20 chapters. The Father Brown described in these works seems to have nothing to do with the investigation.

Conan Doyle used Sherlock Holmes's meticulous reasoning to interpret stories, and his works defined and changed the way crime writers approached detective stories. British novelist Somerset Maugham said

Bond followed Goldfinger all the way to Geneva and discovered the secret of Goldfinger's export of gold. He remelted the gold and then cast it into gold nuggets by casting the car body with gold. During the pursuit, Bond accidentally overheard the Grand Slam plan. Goldfinger's men discovered Bond and captured him. Goldfinger was not eager to kill him, but proudly told him all about Operation Grand Slam. It turned out that the target of this conspiracy was Goldfinger's gold reserves worth US$60 billion in the bank in Geneva. Goldfinger planned to use a plane to release poison gas to kill 60,000 people around the bank, including 40,000 troops and some residents. Then he blew up the bank and used a North Korean atomic expert to detonate a small nuclear bomb in the vault, causing the gold stored in various countries around the world to be contaminated by radiation. As a result, gold from all over the world could not be circulated, and the black market gold transactions under Goldfinger's control would earn huge profits of more than ten times, monopolizing the entire world's gold market. What will happen to Bond under house arrest? Will Goldfinger's conspiracy plan succeed? ...

Western film star Buck Horn plans to return to the silver screen but doesn't want to be shot dead while performing horseback stunts at the Oval Arena. The New York City Police Department mobilized its entire force and conducted an unprecedented search, but to no avail. A month later, in the same place and the same scene, the God of Death repeated his same tricks again, replicating another murder case. The two cases were shrouded in mystery: under the attention of 20,000 viewers, no murder weapon, no murderer, no motive could be found...