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Time suddenly shifted and everyone was forced to go back ten years ago, but the reality didn't seem to have changed much. The wrong bet was made again on the horse race, the wrong lover was chosen again when getting married, and the atomic bomb was dropped again. War, famine, the gap between rich and poor, entertainment to death... How much misfortune is yet to come! Don't you think this planet is a cosmic madhouse?

In the distant future, humans in the solar system have transcended the limitations of the physical body and realized the uploading of consciousness, and the boundaries between physical space and cyberspace have also been blurred. A female warrior from the Oort Nebula was ordered to attack the strongest "Dilemma Prison" in the universe and rescue a thief imprisoned in it. The thief will work together with the female warrior to steal a mysterious item for his employer who is hiding behind the scenes. But before that, they must first retrieve the thief's memory. Only in this way can he complete the mission. In the process of retrieving memories, the truth emerges bit by bit. Behind that seemingly simple task, there is actually the secret of the entire universe...

"Travel, Life's Most Valuable Investment" is a very influential classic book by investment guru Jim Rogers. It records Rogers' thrilling trip around the world in the early 1990s. After 22 months and a journey of nearly 100,000 kilometers, spanning 52 countries and regions on 6 continents, this investment guru shed his glory as a successful man. As a 37-year-old backpacker, he experienced the joys and sorrows of travel and re-examined the meaning of life. Traveling around the world made him understand that many countries become rich, but over a few years, or decades, or centuries, pride will lead to decline. He also understands that even if all wealth is gone, life goes on. Jim said: "If you have a dream, go for it because you won't get a second chance. If you want to change your life, do it now."

In this book, Jeff Dyer writes about travel, the unconscious, and the questions we ask when we look at ourselves from the outside. He presents us with a series of fantastic adventures and pilgrimages. He has traveled all over the world, from French Polynesia to the far north of Norway. Throughout his adventures - with a "tour guide" in the Forbidden City in Beijing who is not actually a tour guide, with a friend in New Mexico, USA, with a stranger hitchhiking near White Sands Prison, and with the American jazz musician Don Cherry in Los Angeles (or just a photo of him), the author continues his unfinished exploration of the world - what is he looking for? Even he himself may not know. Jeff Dyer tries to figure out what a specific place and landscape represents, what they want to tell the world, and what do we get from it...

A geek CEO who can rely on his reputation but more on his talent VS a goddess with great professional skills. The upstart CEO in the technology industry "encounters" the omnipotent CMO. They fight monsters side by side in the workplace and show off their love in love! Urban romance author Fu Yi's "Industry Trilogy" 1.0 - Artificial Intelligence × Market Operation × Emotional Inspiration, dreams will eventually bloom with blazing fireworks, and you are in my heart.

"Masterpiece Series of Chinese Classical Literature: The Continued Biography of the Heroes and Martyrs" includes "The Heroes of the Ming Dynasty" and "The Continued Biography of the Heroes and Martyrs". "Masterpiece Series of Chinese Classical Literature: The Continued Biography of the Heroes and Martyrs" is adapted from folk stories of the Ming Dynasty and describes the legendary deeds of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty. The story depicts the transformation of human nature under the impact of power, fame and fortune. It is meticulously illustrated and full of drama. It contains love that lasts until death, and a love that turns into hatred. The bloodshed in the palace, the struggle for power, the plot is surprisingly mysterious and touching, and the exciting martial arts are exciting.

Mystery novels by Josephine Tey, a famous British mystery writer and one of the heroines of the Golden Age. Blessings lie where misfortunes lie, and misfortunes lie where blessings rely. Everyone dreams of having a flawless face. But, do you think that if your face becomes beautiful, your life will be perfect? Excessive beauty is always a dangerous thing. The appearance of that face broke the peace of the town. That face is truly unforgettable. That face made people talk a lot. Some people are envious, and some are jealous; some like it, and some are disgusted... Until one day, that beautiful face suddenly disappeared...

This book is a novel written by the famous writer Alai for the "Retelling of Myths" series. By telling the story of King Gesar in Tibetan mythology, from his birth as the son of the god, to his subjugation of demons, stabilization of the three realms, and finally his return to the heaven, it shows the history of the Tibetan nation from a primitive tribal alliance to the emergence of a nation, and displays the unique cultural essence of the Tibetan nation. This book was previously published by our company in 2009, and this is the revised version. King Gesar is a heroic figure in Tibetan legends. According to legend, he is the incarnation of the Son of God, Tribagawa. Out of sympathy for the suffering of demons in the world, he specially descended to the world to conquer demons and eliminate them, creating a better life for the world. King Gesar's life was full of turbulent battles with evil forces and drove away the invaders who robbed the people.

"No Longer Queue" Christopher is an aristocratic gentleman who believes in the traditional morals of the age of chivalry. He is upright, tolerant, and clean. Sylvia is a typical social butterfly. She has many lovers and lives a life of dissipation and indulgence all day long. However, an unexpected pregnancy forces her to marry the conservative Christopher in order to save her reputation. The boring life after marriage and her husband's indifference drove Sylvia crazy, and she began to use all means to stimulate Christopher. Sylvia's elopement with her old lover became the beginning of their conflict, but neither of them had religious beliefs that allowed them to divorce. In this way, this barely maintained marriage plunged the two people into endless torture. By chance, Christopher met Valentin, a modern woman with radical ideas and profound knowledge. Further contact made these two people from seemingly different worlds fall in love, but the fetters of the world hindered the further development of their relationship. At the same time, Sylvia also realized the crisis of her marriage, began to curb her life, worked hard to save the marriage, and showed her kindness to her husband. The advent of World War I and Christopher's joining the army brought this love triangle to tests and choices.

"Learning to Speak" is a collection of short stories full of autobiography by British Booker Prize writer Hilary Mantel. The book contains six short stories: "King Billy Was a Good Gentleman," "The disinfecting," "Beautiful Curves," "Learning to Speak," "Four Floors Up" and "The Clean Slate," as well as exciting excerpts from Hilary Mantel's autobiography "The End of the Breath." "Learning to Speak" has a strong autobiographical flavor by Hilary Mantel herself, describing multiple stories related to childhood: "King Billy Was a Good Gentleman" has a child who must overcome the pain of losing his father and the confusion of the disappearing Irish cultural heritage; "Beautiful Curve" is about A tale of friendship, faith and a near-disaster in a scrapyard; the narrator in "Learning to Speak" corrects her northern accent with the help of a has-been actress... With a disorienting lightness, Mantel uncovers a haunting period of childhood transformation.

The story revolves around the life of a little girl named Marigold. She lost her father before she was born. She has been living in the "Acupuncture House" under the supervision of her great-grandmother and grandmother. The two elderly people are both serious people with noble blood. Her mother has always lived a very depressed life because her family background is not as good as her husband's. However, Marigold was a happy child. She had the unique joy of children, and she also worried about many small things. She brought countless joy and happiness to the whole family.

In England in the sixth century AD, the war between the native Britons and the Saxon invaders seemed to have come to an end - peace had come to this land, and the two groups lived side by side and lived together peacefully for decades. But at the same time, a strange "fog of forgetfulness" fills the valleys of England, swallowing up the memories of the villagers and making their lives seem like a meaningless daydream. An elderly British couple wanted to find their son who was still vaguely in their minds before their memory was completely lost, so they hurriedly embarked on an arduous journey. They are eager to let the fog dissipate, eager to regain the loving memories of their lifelong companionship - but this quiet fog conceals a dark and bloody past, that is, a giant who was buried decades ago by King Arthur of the British people in a way that goes against ideals. A mysterious Saxon warrior came to this seemingly peaceful valley with a mission. What secret motives are hidden behind his humble appearance? Will his mission bring to this country an olive branch of forgiveness or a sword and fire of revenge? Gawain, King Arthur's last knight, is determined to protect the king's legacy with his life, because protecting it means protecting the final peace. Memory and forgiveness, revenge and peace, the fate of the four people are inevitably intertwined, and there is only one ending.

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Twelve pure and beautiful first love stories, a youth so pure that it makes you cry. He said she was a little mermaid, not an underwater monster. At that time, she was seventeen years old, and her despairing heart could still be ignited by hope. She is not a sea princess, not a little mermaid, but as long as he is willing to smile at her and her little night, she is willing to follow him to the ends of the world. But she forgot that the end of the world was originally a luxurious destiny.

The paradise-like Shangri-La is the mysterious utopia that many people dream of. In the novel, four Western tourists were hijacked by a mysterious pilot while on a plane and came to the secret land of Shangri-La located in the mountains. The four travelers, who were originally diplomats, bankers, nuns and college graduates, had their fates drastically changed as a result, and encountered various bizarre events in Shangri-La. They discovered that here, there were no trivial matters and meaningless disputes. People were accompanied by Chopin's lost music, a large library with a rich collection of books, a girl who would never grow old, an extremely wise living Buddha, a sky as clear as a mirror and a magnificent temple. Time here almost stood still. These are all so breathtakingly beautiful that you would never want to leave them. What shocking secrets are hidden in Shangri-La, protected by the light of the sun and moon? Under the guidance of the local lama, the four travelers uncovered the mystery of Shangri-La layer by layer.

There will be countless reunions and partings in a person's life. Only those who have loved deeply can understand the heartache of loss. Five years ago, she tried her best to pursue him, but in the end she left in embarrassment. Five years later, he made a dazzling return and became a billionaire CEO, but he had a wedding ring on his finger... She once loved him for three years and chased him for three years, but now she has closed her heart and stopped thinking about him. Why did he stop his return? Can he get another chance in the future for the price he gave up? You may not know how important some people are until you lose them, until you meet them again...

From a palace maid to an imperial concubine, she experienced the ups and downs of the harem and heard all the slander and humiliation. From obscurity to winning the king's heart, she abides by the palace and strives to keep her children safe. On a sad rainy night, the lonely figure, the palace maid with no desires and desires, only warms the heart of the emperor. In the gorgeous festival, the innocent was bullied, and the emperor who worked hard to rule the country felt pity for the weak. The palace is deep, how deep is it? Prosperity, honor and disgrace, clouds gather and disperse, looking back on life! She is the Concubine of Virtue, the woman who will accompany an emperor throughout the ages! She is Queen Xiao Gongren, the mother of the nine kings who won the heir apparent!

She was a little palace maid with no desires and he was a domineering and stubborn new emperor. They were similar in age and had the same thoughts. The two met each other in their most beautiful years. He could only bully her and teach her how to read and write all night, secretly watching her back, silently feeling sorry for her clumsiness and kindness. She protects him more than her own life and dignity, misses him till she sheds tears every night, and loves him more than her own flesh and blood. She exchanged her whole life for his, and he used his whole life to protect hers.

"Soliloquy" is a collection of short stories published by Beauvoir in 1967. Among Beauvoir's published essays, novels, autobiographies and letters, it belongs to her later literary creation. The three short stories included all have women as the protagonists. Among them, "A Sensible Age" tells the story of a middle-aged professional woman's dissatisfaction with her son's marriage and career future; "Soliloquy" is the entire story of a single mother's ramblings, but underneath the nervous words is the pain of her little daughter's suicide; "The Exhausted Woman" uses the form of a diary to show the psychological journey of a housewife coping with her husband's extramarital affair. From this, Beauvoir depicts three women in crisis: one claims to be a good mother and tries to control everything; one is full of resentment and worry about her family and children; one is abandoned by her husband and has no idea what to do. The collection of novels has important sociological significance and is Beauvoir's reflection on women's fate and living conditions.

Little white version If you come out to fool around, you will have to pay back sooner or later! The thing that Mu Rongqiao regrets most in his life is that he caught Mai Zihao's pants when he was catching Zhou Zhou in his first year. From then on, she fell into a miserable life... She just couldn't figure it out. A good young man who was so cute when he was a child, How come you become a scoundrel when you grow up? He entered her house, slept in her bed, and even drove away countless peach blossoms around her! Well, although they are all rotten peach blossoms, But don't bring something like this, okay? Drama version Three years ago, he left a letter and abandoned her. Three years later, he made a strong comeback with a halo Three years ago, his love was so cruel Three years later, his love is desperate However, can everything still be the same as yesterday? Will the missed three years be able to remain intact? [One sentence version] In fact, it is a bitter history of a simple green plum being swayed by a sinister little bamboo horse and gradually eaten into his belly. The name used on the mobile phone reading platform is "Silly Little Green Plum by Order"

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"The Grapes of Wrath" is a representative novel by John Steinbeck, the 1962 Nobel Prize winner in Literature and the American critical realist writer. During the Great Depression in the United States in the 1930s, a large number of farmers went bankrupt and fled. The writer once followed the farmers in Oklahoma to wander to California. What he saw along the way shocked him. With his realistic writing style, he presented the unforgettable history in detail and thoroughly in the book. The novel is full of the blood, tears, indignation and struggle of American farmers, and reflects a thrilling picture of social struggle. It is a masterpiece of modern literature. This book won the 1940 Pulitzer Prize for Literature.

In England at the beginning of the 18th century, sailing adventures inspired countless young people to venture into the world, and young Robinson was no exception. He ignored his father's advice, packed up his bags and embarked on a thrilling sailing journey. The trip was not smooth. He experienced storms, fevers, and pirate captures... He finally docked in Brazil and opened a plantation on this tropical land, and his business was quite successful. However, he was never content with a peaceful life and embarked on another sea adventure. As a result, he encountered a shipwreck and became the only survivor, drifting to a desert island. In order to survive, he used the only tools he had to build houses, hunt, collect, and cultivate land. With bravery, perseverance, wisdom, and diligence, he built a desert island into a personal kingdom. Later, he subdued the barbarian Friday, helped a shipwrecked captain, and finally got the chance to return to the civilized world.

"Pride and Prejudice" is a universal masterpiece and a classic art treasure in the world's literary treasure house. This book mainly tells the love stories between the protagonists Elizabeth and Darcy, Bingley and Jane. The author fully demonstrates his views on relationships and marriage between the lines, hinting at the impact of economic interests on love and marriage. The plot of the novel is extremely comedic and the language is witty and humorous. It is one of Austen's most popular novels and has been adapted into film and television dramas many times.

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The protagonist Gwynplaine in "The Man Who Laughs" is a descendant of a noble family. He fell into the hands of human traffickers when he was young and was disfigured and mutilated. His face always seemed to be smiling strangely. The kind-hearted entertainer Yu Sousse adopted him as his adopted son, and also adopted the blind girl Di that Gwen Pulan rescued from the snow. A few of them wandered around the world and made a living by performing arts. Later, due to accidental factors and the needs of the British political arena, Gwynplaine was able to regain his title, but he refused this dirty gift, preferring to return to his companions in distress; by this time Dee was seriously ill. After the blind girl passed away, Gwen Pulan was so sad that she threw herself into the sea and committed suicide.

Hugo (1802-1885), a famous French novelist and poet. "Notre Dame de Paris" is his masterpiece novel. The gypsy girl Esmeralda is a street performer, and Froed, the deputy bishop of Notre Dame Church, wants to take possession of her. Later, it was discovered that she had another lover, and she assassinated her lover and framed the blame on her, resulting in her being sentenced to death. Quasimodo, the ugly bell ringer who was full of love and humility for her, rescued her and took refuge in Notre Dame. Froed kidnapped her and forced her to give in to his bestial desires. After being refused, Froude handed her over to the officers and soldiers and watched her being hanged upstairs in Notre Dame. In despair, Quasimodo angrily pushed Froude, who had raised him, off the attic and fell to death. He went to the Eagle Mountain Crypt to hug Esmeralda's body and died with her, completing the "wedding".

Simplicity and joy in a complex world, peace and clarity in a feather. The most famous collection of essays by E. B. White, the greatest American essayist of the 20th century, returns to nature and sees sincerity in the trivial, which is the farm life essay that hatched "Charlotte's Web". E. B. White's "People Are Different" is a summary of what he saw, heard, thought, and did during five years on his farm in Maine. In the winter of 1938, just as his career at The New Yorker was going smoothly, White suddenly turned around and ran to Maine to work as a farmer. From spring to summer, and from autumn to winter, he personally managed a farm. The reason here may have a lot to do with Thoreau. From White's writings, we can always see the connection between the two. However, the more important point is that White, like Thoreau, is always wary of the deprivation and infringement of personal freedom in the name of the country, government, collective, etc. Even The New Yorker's requirement that editors always speak as "we" made him uncomfortable. It was in the countryside of Maine that "he found his subject (himself) and a gentle but sincere tone." He replaced "we" with "I" and achieved the independent existence of intellectuals as individuals. From this we can see that this book is a slow book, so we might as well read it slowly. There is no subtle statement in the book, but when it comes to society, it is still common sense. What he wrote is an attitude and a state of mind. What he wants to build is a simple, aesthetic life, although this simple life sometimes requires miserable management and a lot of work.

A rather unique collection of essays by E. B. White, the author of "Charlotte's Web" and the master of American essays. "The Second Tree Counting from the Street Corner" is a unique collection of essays by the American essayist E. B. White. It not only selects White's most representative essays, but also includes his early poems, short stories and journal notes. The content includes politics, culture, urban life style, environmental protection, etc. The writing style is humorous, vivid, full of interest, and multi-faceted, reflecting the writing style of this stylistic master. It is a rare must-have book for readers who cherish White's works.

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), one of the most outstanding writers in the United States, winner of the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature. "A Farewell to Arms" is one of his major works. In the late stages of World War I, American young man Frederick Henry volunteered to drive an ambulance for the Red Cross and rescue the wounded on the northern Italian front. During a mission, Henry was hit by a cannonball and injured. While recovering from his injuries in a Milan hospital, he was cared for by British nurse Catherine, and the two fell in love. After recovering from his injuries, Henry returned to the front line. When he retreated with the Italian troops, he witnessed the cruel scenes of the war. He resolutely left the army, joined Catherine and fled to Switzerland. As a result, Catherine died in childbirth. Based on his own experience in the war, Hemingway sang a sad and moving elegy with war and love as the main lines. It has been adapted to the screen many times and can be called a classic of modern literature.

The story takes place in a small city in Russia. The city has become corrupt, dominated by a rude and corrupt mayor and a group of officials who are gangsters but actually idiots. When this group of corrupt officials heard that the capital had sent an imperial envoy incognito for private patrols, everyone was so confused that they didn't know what to do. At this time, they suddenly heard that a man named Khlestakov was staying in an exclusive hotel in the city. Therefore, they mistakenly thought that Khlestakov, who had an extraordinary appearance but actually resigned and returned home for gambling and wandering, was the imperial envoy. The letter was written by the young man to his friends in Petersburg. In the letter, he ridiculed the fools who mistakenly thought he was the imperial minister, and gave each official an embarrassing nickname. When the mayor and officials were speechless over this incident, the real imperial minister arrived. The curtain fell while everyone was stunned.

In the United States in the 1920s, the air was filled with singing and drinking. By chance, the poor clerk Nick breaks into the secret world of the spendthrift tycoon Gatsby. He is surprised to find that the only connection in his heart is the little green light on the opposite bank of the river - in the flickering light, lives his beloved Daisy. However, the cold reality cannot tolerate vague dreams. In the end, the goddess in Gatsby's heart is just a material girl in the earthly world.

Jean Valjean had to serve nineteen years of hard labor for stealing a piece of bread; Fantine sold her teeth in order to raise her illegitimate daughter; the corpse thief became the savior of the general who escaped death. What kind of miserable world is this? Hugo used passionate writing to recreate the dark and soul-stirring era from the Napoleonic Wars to the French July Monarchy, and outlined the lives of a group of little people living at the bottom of society.

"Half of a Yellow Sun" is a lament written by the Nigerian female writer Adichie about the Nigerian Civil War in the 1960s (1967-1970). The 13-year-old Ugu comes from a poor family and works as a valet in the house of Odenigbo, a professor at the University of Nsukka. The learning opportunities given to him by his master gradually help him get rid of ignorance and superstition; Olanna, the daughter of the chief of the Igbo tribe, is Odenigbo's girlfriend. Her family had a prominent reputation and wealth before the civil war. Olanna advocates freedom. But she has always kept a distance from her snobbish and opportunistic family; Olanna's twin sister Kenene has been taking care of the family business, and she fell in love with Richard, a British journalist living in Nigeria. Richard, who hates the hypocrisy of post-colonialism, has always tried to record everything that this country has experienced fairly and objectively.

During World War I, 19-year-old Paul Boymer was inspired by "patriotism" and volunteered to join the army with his classmates. However, the cruelty of war and military life was completely beyond imagination. In boot camp, they are forced to abandon their former faith in knowledge and freedom and undergo a radical transformation. After a short training, the recruits were sent to the front line to fight, and what they saw and heard was cruel: the trenches were full of rats and lice; severe infectious diseases threatened the life of every soldier; comrades were killed one by one, or were injured and sent to field hospitals; the field hospitals were poorly equipped and lacked medicines, and the mortality rate of injured patients was extremely high. When Paul returned home on vacation, he found that Germany was still immersed in heroic fantasies about war. Ordinary people could not imagine the disasters suffered by soldiers on the front line. He was completely out of touch with his previous life, and no one could understand his feelings. Paul returns to the front line. At this time, the war is becoming more and more fierce, and the future is confused...

The "Pastoral Trilogy" contains three pastoral novels by the 19th-century French romantic novelist George Sand: "The Enchanted Marsh," "Little Fadette" and "The Outcast François." "The Enchanted Marsh" is the first pastoral novel written by George Sand when he secluded himself in his own manor in Nohant. It tells the story of farmer Germain and his neighbor little Marie walking together and falling in love with each other. This group of pastoral works based on rural life depicts simple and peaceful pastoral scenery, and eulogizes the innocent love between young men and women that transcends social class and the gap between rich and poor. With its bright and cheerful atmosphere, innocent and simple style, and the consistent awareness of social equality, it has won the love of many readers.

"The Moon and Sixpence" tells the story of Strickland, a successful securities broker who has a comfortable life that others envy. Later, he went to Paris alone because he was obsessed with painting. However, his colorful paintings were not recognized by the outside world, and he fell into the abyss of poverty and illness. "The Veil" tells the story of the young and beautiful Katie who went to Hong Kong with her husband. Katie fell in love with a married man and thought she had met true love. But after the affair was revealed, her lover immediately abandoned her for the sake of his reputation. After experiencing betrayal, Walter decided to practice medicine in Meitan Mansion, where the epidemic was rampant, and asked the painful Katie to go with him. "Blade" tells the story of Larry, who fought bravely and returned to the United States after World War I. What greeted him was a seemingly magnanimous life. But the cruelty of the war and the death of his comrades made him doubt the meaning and value of life.

In the mid-1930s, "The Collection of Sakura Sea" and "The Collection of Clams and Algae" were all created while Lao She was living in Qingdao, which was the peak and mature period of Lao She's creation.

The four-part Lucy Barton series: "My name is Lucy Barton", "It's not that bad, I guess", "Oh, William!" "I know it's about loss."

James Joyce's first novel using the "stream of consciousness" technique is also one of the earliest and most successful stream-of-consciousness novels in the history of world literature. It has a strong autobiographical color and mainly describes how Stephen, a young man in Dublin, tried to get rid of various influences that hindered his development and the painful process of pursuing the true meaning of art and beauty. It is actually a portrayal of the young Joyce's mental journey from awakening to maturity.

Emperor Qin, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Zong of Tang and Song Ancestors, all these romantic heroes are "all gone". However, the merits and demerits and political wisdom they left to future generations have disappeared with the passage of time and the change of dynasties. On the contrary, it is with the passage of time and the change of dynasties that we are more impressed by the wisdom and strategies revealed by some of the incisive remarks of these emperors, generals and ministers. As the supreme ruler of a country, as the emperor, generals and ministers, they have the responsibility and obligation to maintain social order and maintain the stability of the country. The prerequisite for this is to have a deep understanding of the country under their rule and the current affairs at that time, which is related to the rise and fall of the country and the chaos of society. Therefore, their judgments on current affairs are often accurate and insightful.

An old saying goes well: "One word of eloquence is more important than the treasure of the Nine Cauldrons; a three-inch tongue is stronger than a million teachers." In Chinese history, there have been countless famous eloquence talents. They relied on their "three-inch tongue" and "one word can build a country." These outstanding orators have left lasting stories for future generations. Looking back at the history of the development of human society, we will find that the role of defense in social development and people's own development is unquestionable. In order to provide readers with a broad world of eloquence and to improve the quality of their defense, the editor compiled this "Reply Documents of Magi" to classify and screen the defense documents of outstanding orators of all dynasties and select the best articles. The selected defense essays are clear in organization, thorough in reasoning, concise and beautiful in writing. They are popular in reading and profound in meaning. They can be regarded as eternal masterpieces. In the selection process, the editor consulted a large amount of information and referred to several versions, striving to include the best original works of all ancient and modern orators.

The female winemaker's bonus was deliberately lost to Tian Shugen by her adoptive father. Tian Shucai took his brother's place to welcome the bride. On their wedding night, bandit Chen Sanpao robbed Tian's house and stole the bride's bonus. Before his death, Mr. Tian left a message to never allow the Tian family to take revenge on Chen Sanpao. Huahong Niang's wine won an international gold medal. Someone is coveting Tianjia Winery. In the open and covert competition, Huahong uses her mind to fight off the enemy and solve each difficulty. But the revenge flames of brothers and sisters Tian Shucai and Tian Mingliang have never been extinguished. The Japanese army entered the town and the world changed drastically. The war of resistance against Japan washed away and stirred up bonuses. With the help of the New Fourth Army, she put down the gang rebellion. Under the leadership of the New Fourth Army, she led her brothers to a surprise victory and cooperated with the New Fourth Army to successfully snipe the Japanese army amidst numerous crises.

This book systematically describes the initial rule of Shanghai by the Kuomintang government relying on police force from 1927 to 1937, and clarifies many historical issues during this decade: such as the relationship between the central system and local forces; the role of secret organizations and criminal groups in corroding state institutions; the evolution of Shanghai's political organization under the pressure of the Japanese invasion and occupation, etc... The changes in Shanghai's municipal and police affairs are organically combined with the general political background of China at that time, which reflects the macro vision of a historian.

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This book is a medieval history textbook written by Professor Miles. It narrates the history from the Western Roman Empire to Columbus's discovery of the American continent.

In the two to three hundred years after 1500, millions of white Europeans were kidnapped by Muslims from their homes at sea or along the coast, and then sold in the slave markets of North Africa. The British boy Thomas Pellow was one of the white slaves. In the early 18th century, he was bought by the Moroccan Sultan Moulay Ismail. At that time, the sultan was building a magnificent palace, which was built entirely by white slaves. Because Pelo was younger and more resourceful, he became the Sultan's personal slave. Perrault witnessed both this cruel regime and the spectacular scene of this court. After more than twenty years of servitude, Pelo finally regained his freedom and wrote his own story. This book is mainly based on Perlow's experiences and other relevant documents.

On April 16, 2017, Turkey's referendum on constitutional amendments ended. The people agreed to change the prime ministerial system to a presidential system, giving the president greater power, causing an uproar around the world. Why does a country's constitutional reform affect the world? What impact will the political changes in Türkiye have on world politics? The famous historian Norman Stone started writing 1,000 years ago and narrated the vicissitudes of Turkey's past. In a few words, he wrote from the Seljuks in Anatolia in the 11th century to Turkey's application to join the European Union in the 21st century, from the Ottoman Turkish Empire to the Republic of Turkey. He also made an in-depth analysis of the post-World War I Turkey that was full of turmoil and conflicts due to factors such as East and West, religion, tradition, and modernization, and even affected the country's positioning. Only by understanding Turkey's rise and fall, national awakening, religious resistance, etc. Can you understand why Turkey, a country at the junction of Europe and Asia, has become an "Eastern problem" in the past century.

From 1081 to 1797, after seven hundred years of competition among heroes, Venice suddenly emerged, straddling the east and west, achieving hegemony in the Mediterranean and changing the course of European and world history. McNeil tells the story of the ups and downs of Venice, the "maritime empire", with an epic writing style that is penetrating and vivid, and the grand history is vividly written on the page, making people infinitely fascinated and imaginative... McNeil regards Venice as a European hub from the Middle Ages to the early modern period, and describes the exchanges and conflicts between Latin Christian countries, Eastern European Orthodox countries, and Islamic countries. The cultural integration and civilizational interaction with Venice as a transit point had an important impact on the formation of modern Europe.