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This book is the representative work of the famous British female novelist Jane Austen. This work uses daily life as the material. It goes against the content and artificial writing methods of sentimental novels that were popular in the society at that time. It vividly reflects the conservative and closed-off British rural life and world conditions from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century.

In 1866, the whole world was talking about a strange thing - a huge "sea monster" appeared in the sea. Professor Aronnax is a French naturalist. When he was preparing to return after an expedition, he received an invitation from the U. S. Department of the Navy, so he boarded the destroyer "Abraham Lincoln" to participate in the mission of eliminating "sea monsters". But contrary to expectations, the "sea monster" was not eliminated, and the destroyer was crashed by the "sea monster". Professor Aronnax, his servant Conseil, and the Canadian whaler Ned Land became the captives of the "sea monster"... What kind of secret does this "sea monster" hold? Can Professor Aronnax and the three finally escape? What kind of adventure did they encounter? The protagonists are placed in the gorgeous and fantasy seabed and embark on thrilling adventures.

This book mainly records Anne Frank's secret life and physical and mental growth before her death. The first part was written on June 12, 1942, and the last part was written on August 1, 1944. In the secret room life shrouded in an atmosphere of depression and fear, although Anne was sometimes as depressed as adults, she always had hope. She used the diary "Gitty" as the imaginary recipient and expressed her inner feelings in letters. The diary not only records Anne's likes and dislikes of family members (especially her mother), her analysis of the internal debates in the secret room, her views on the war, and even her views on women's social status. It also records Anne's longing and desire for ideal love, and her profound exploration of human nature and life... Through constant self-reflection and self-encouragement, Anne gradually became independent and autonomous.

"I Am a Cat" is the representative work of the famous Japanese novelist Natsume Soseki. It is a literary work with humor, satire and comedy as its main characteristics. As a cat, the protagonist looked down at the Japanese society at that time and the so-called modern civilization in the twentieth century, while making all kinds of ridicule and ridicule. Through the life of the protagonist Kusama, the work uses humorous language, delicate writing style and sharp writing to describe a group of literati and snobs who are accustomed to talking about the past and the present. It vividly exposes and ridicules the capitalists and rulers, criticizes the society where money talks and blindly worships the Western lifestyle, and creates the image of a group of self-proclaimed and cynical intellectuals.

The American young man Barnes suffered a spinal injury in World War I and lost his sexual ability. After the war, while working as a reporter in Paris, he fell in love with the British Mrs. Ashley. She pursued pleasure blindly, while he could only drink to drown his sorrows. The two went to Pamplona, ​​Spain, with a group of male and female friends to participate in the bullfighting festival in pursuit of spiritual stimulation. The lady rejected the pursuit of the Jewish young man Cohen, but fell in love with the 19-year-old bullfighter Romero. However, after getting along for a period of time, due to the huge age gap between the two parties, and Mrs. Ashley could not bear to ruin the future of the innocent young man, the relationship ended sadly. Madame eventually returned to Barnes, although both parties knew that they could never truly be together.

Quasimodo was an abandoned child born with deformities. He was adopted by the Archdeacon of Notre Dame in Paris when he was a child. As an adult, he became a bell-ringer at Notre Dame. The archdeacon is a sanctimonious guy who is attracted by Esmeralda's beauty, while Esmeralda is deeply in love with the suave captain of the guard. As a result, the archdeacon who could not get love began to brutally persecute her. The ugly-looking but kind-hearted Quasimodo tried his best to save Esmeralda, but Esmeralda was still sent to the gallows. Quasimodo died holding Esmeralda's body in his arms...

"Night on the Galaxy Railway" is a classic collection of works by "Japan's Hans Christian Andersen" Miyazawa Kenji. It selects one of Japan's well-known "poems that are not poems" "Braving the Wind and Rain", as well as "Night on the Galaxy Railway", "Takashu the Cellist", "Yellow Tomatoes" and "The Origin of the Deer Dance" "The Cat's Office", "Nighthawk Star", "The Fourth of Narcissus", "Yamanashi", "Twin Stars", "The Restaurant with Many Requests", "Crossing the Snowfield", "Fazemata Saburo", "Otsbell and the Elephant", "The Wild Goose", "The Biography of Gusco Budoli" and other 15 popular fairy tales. "Night on the Galaxy Railway" is one of the most representative works. The author revised the draft four times in eight years and was still processing and polishing it before the end of his life. It is called "the never-ending fairy tale". It tells the story of a poor young man named Giovanni who fell asleep on a hill on the night of the Galaxy Festival. In his dream, he and his friends boarded the Galaxy Railway train bound for heaven, embarking on a magnificent and romantic journey to the Milky Way. Kenji Miyazawa constructed a wonderful and colorful fairy tale world, using simple language to show his reflection on the harmonious coexistence between human beings and all things in nature, his concern for life and the universe, and his pursuit of happiness and ideals, etc. Miyazawa Kenji's will to be on the earth and toward the Milky Way, as well as his lifelong spirit of persistent and down-to-earth struggle for the happiness of all mankind, are conveyed through his words. Everyone who reads it sighs: When you are born as a human being, you must become such a person. Miyazawa Kenji's fairy tales are not just fairy tales, they are not only children's stories, but also fairy tales that "never end" and "always grow". No matter children or adults, they can read the profound meaning every time they read.

This book is a revised version of the two books "Yilin Sanye" and "Yilin Sanye Continuation". It organizes the original entry-style content and organizes the content about the same person and the same thing together for the convenience of readers. "Yi Lin San Ye" is a collection of Mr. Zheng Yimei's anecdotes about people, covering multiple fields and multiple characters. The text is short and concise, and the insights are unique and insightful. Both the content and style are quite elegant and interesting. The author's high degree of familiarity with the people's anecdotes at that time makes the people and events in this book believable and impressive. This book classifies and organizes these complicated contents, which not only retains the style and historical value of the original work, but also makes it easier for readers to check and get a better reading experience in clear organization.

This version of "Madame Bovary" is recommended by four well-known writers, including Mai Jia, Su Tong, Alai, and Ma Jiahui. The Mao Dun Literary Award winner and writer Su Tong has written a preface for in-depth reading and interpretation. This novel tells the story of Emma, ​​a young girl who has romantic fantasies about love, and marries the honest and honest doctor Charles with great expectations. After getting married, she discovered that the country doctor Charles could not give her the married life she wanted, and she began to long for a fierce and legendary love. After her marriage, she met two lovers, but instead of helping her in dire straits, both lovers abandoned her. In despair, Emma had no choice but to commit suicide by taking poison, and passed away with remorse and regret. Doctor Charles also died of depression after learning the truth, leaving his daughter alone. In this book, Flaubert deeply explores the emotional issue of what can be used to maintain a long-term marriage when marriage does not meet the expectations of love and when the novel charm of the lover gradually fades away. It is thought-provoking.

This book collects all the classics of Lin Huiyin's works, including prose, novels, drama and poetry. These works either express life experiences, portray real souls, or elaborate thoughts from details. The language is gentle and implicit, elegant and clear, and they are full of intellectual and spiritual witty words. To a certain extent, they represent the origin of Lin Huiyin's creative temperament and character. However, if you read it carefully, you can hardly imagine that some of the words were written by her after she suffered from illness or emotional suffering. Her talent, emotion, perseverance and sincerity cannot but be admired and admired. Perhaps Jin Yuelin's sentence "What are the words of praise!" Is the most loyal evaluation of Lin Huiyin!

This book is a collection of selected essays by the famous Soviet writer Gorky. This book contains dozens of excellent prose works such as "Petrel", "Melody of Spring", "Song of the Eagle", "Book", "Clock" and "People", which fully demonstrates Gorky's revolutionary enthusiasm and optimism. It has a positive guiding role in educating young people on patriotism and educating young readers to inherit the red gene.

Maupassant (1850-1893), a famous French writer. "Beautiful Friend" is his masterpiece novel. It caused a sensation after it was published in May 1885 and was reprinted more than thirty times within a few months. Duroy, a junior officer in the French colonial army in Algeria, came to Paris and was introduced by a friend to work as an editor at La Vie Française. He relied on his good looks and ability to please women to seduce upper-class women, and used this as a springboard to embark on the road to success. In the end, he kidnapped the daughter of the newspaper owner, forced the owner to marry his daughter to him, and became the editor-in-chief of the newspaper. The end of the novel also hints that he will soon become a senator and cabinet minister, and his future is still bright.

Ostrovsky's novel "How the Steel Was Tempered" is one of the most brilliant masterpieces in Soviet socialist literature and has become a classic in world literature. It was translated and introduced to China and has been popular for more than half a century. It is regarded as a life textbook, a road sign of life and a spiritual tonic, and has been passed down by generations of readers. "How Steel Was Tempered" (1933) is an excellent novel written by the author based on his own experience. The path taken by the protagonist Paul Korchagin reflects the fearless spirit of the first generation of Soviet revolutionary youths who were not afraid of difficulties, struggled hard, and had the courage to win, and inspired generations of aspiring young people to realize their ideals.

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During the Spanish Civil War, Robert Jordan, a young American who was a university lecturer, volunteered to join the Spanish government army. As a Demoman. Jordan was sent to the rear to contact the guerrillas to complete the combat mission of blowing up a bridge. In three days, Qiao Dun gained true love, witnessed the conflicts within the team, and experienced the double test of cruel war and complex human nature. With the assistance of the guerrillas, Qiao Dun successfully completed the task of blowing up the bridge, but unfortunately was seriously injured during the retreat. At the critical moment of life and death, in order to protect everyone, Qiao Dun resolutely stayed and died heroically.

In the first half of the 1920s, Hemingway lived in Paris as a correspondent in Europe. The book "A Moveable Feast" records this period of the author's life at that time. However, this book was written nearly forty years later. In other words, the "scene" of the feast has long since disappeared. The author and readers are only tracing those past years in their memories. For both the author and the readers, these memories have been out of focus and distorted through the lens of time. All memories about Paris blend into a common historical memory of Paris. Among the countless fictional and non-fictional works about Paris in history, "A Moveable Feast" is one of the most famous works. The dedication on its title page - "If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then she will be with you wherever you go in your life, because Paris is a moveable feast." It has become the "cultural calling card" of Paris and is widely recited.

Works by Peter Handke, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize for Literature. "The Painful Chinese" collects four of Handke's works, including the novel "The Painful Chinese" and three travelogues, namely "The Dreamer Farewell to the Ninth Kingdom", "A Winter Journey to the Danube, Sava, Morava and Drina Rivers or Justice for Serbia" and "A Summer Supplement to a Winter Journey". In "The Painful Chinese", as a mysterious stranger who appears in the protagonist's dream, the "Painful Chinese" has repeatedly become a metaphor for the protagonist's efforts to overcome his inner pain; the three observations and travel notes mark a new creative period for Handke, and also reflect his fearless justice and conscience in the face of the violent political turmoil in Europe.

The most superstitious people in society can only carry the shrine once on the day of the game. I wonder if those "new talents" who are studying "sound, light, chemical and electricity" can live in seclusion in the mountains and live in harmony for the rest of their lives.

The short story collection "Madman" and "Hope", the novella "Three Sisters", "February" and "Mother of a Slave", the novel "Death in the Old Era", the poems "War" and "The Blood is Boiling--Commemorating the Death of a Hunan Comrade who was Killed in Nanjing", newspaper His works include the reportage "A Great Impression" and the essay "Individualism and the Reality of a Rogue"; his translations include "The Collection of Danish Short Stories" (cooperated with Lin Danqiu), "Decadence" by Gorky of the former Soviet Union, and works by progressive writers from Yugoslavia and other Eastern European countries.

This book "Journey to the West" written by Wu Cheng'en is based on "Mr. Li Zhuowu's Criticism of Journey to the West" photocopied by Zhongzhou Painting and Calligraphy Society. It is based on the Shidetang version. Based on this, a few typos in the original version have been corrected and individual missing words in the original version have been filled in. None of the Ming editions have the story of Tang Monk's birth in the current version (only Zhu Dingchen's original version has a simple explanation), so the ninth chapter of Zhang Shushen's "New Journey to the West" of the Qing Dynasty, "Chen Guangrui's Revenge of the Monk in the River when He Was in Disaster", was moved as an appendix and placed after the eighth chapter for readers' reference.

This book includes Mr. Mao Dun's short stories such as "Lin's Shop" and "The Rural Trilogy". "Lin's Shop" was originally called "Bankruptcy". It is set in the rural areas of Jiangsu and Zhejiang before and after the "January 28th" Incident in 1932. Through the process of Lin's Shop from struggling to bankruptcy, it reveals the bad luck of national businesses going bankrupt. In 1959, writer Xia Yan adapted it into a script, and the film of the same name became a screen classic.

A German writer went to Venice for vacation. He fell in love with a boy and stayed in Venice due to some chance. At this time, a cholera epidemic began in Venice, and the government suppressed the news. The writer was obsessed with the boy, and the long pursuit made him exhausted. At the same time, he ate strawberries that were too ripe and almost rotten, contracted cholera, and died there.

The author of this book, Washington Irving (1783-1859), was the founder of American literature and a famous essayist and short story writer. His masterpiece "Notes on What He Saw" caused a sensation when it was published in England in 1820 and spread widely, making him the first American writer to gain international reputation and known as the "Father of American Literature". Scott and Byron became his close friends, and Thackeray called him "the first envoy from the New World literary world to the Old World." He left the world with immortal chapters such as "Rip Van Winkle", "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Westminster Abbey". He is also a master of travel writing, and his selected works such as "Westminster Abbey", "Voyage" and "Alhambra" are all excellent and can be regarded as models in prose essays. They can be regarded as fine works of literary works, giving readers great artistic enjoyment.

The original novel of the animated film "Arrietty the Borrower" produced by Hayao Miyazaki won the Carnegie Children's Literature Award and was selected as one of the "Top Ten Children's Book Classics in the Past Seventy Years". There has never been a book about villains that has received as many enthusiastic praises as "The Borrower". It has almost become a milestone in villain literature. Why can't I find the gadget that is clearly placed on the table? Maybe it was "borrowed" by the villain under the floor. These little people used matchboxes as chests of drawers, blotting paper as carpets, and small tureens as bathtubs. The leftover scraps from people's meals were enough to last them a long time... But they had to be careful not to be discovered, otherwise they would have to move. By the way, they are still a family. There is father Pod, mother Homily, and daughter Arrietty. They live in a quiet old house in the English countryside. Until one day, a strange boy came, and a wonderful journey began.

The 120th anniversary commemorative edition of Hemingway's birth; the continuation and deepening of "Death in the Afternoon"; an excellent book that deeply understands Hemingway's philosophy of life and ultimate pursuit, and feels Hemingway's unique charm up close; it contains many precious historical images and vividly reproduces the art of bullfighting written by Hemingway. Bullfighting was Hemingway's lifelong passion, and Spain was his passionate country. In 1959, he went to Spain again. After returning to China, the manuscript he submitted in response to the invitation of "Life" magazine was reasonably deleted by the editor, and the essence was retained. Therefore, after nearly thirty years, he had this second "bullfighting book" "Dangerous Summer" after "Death in the Afternoon". This is a book about life and death written by an energetic man in his sixties. This man had reason to worry that he had only a few years left to live, so he returned to Spain, where he had lived in his passionate youth, and reexperienced the art of bullfighting that can give people a "sense of immortality." Finally, he left us a record of understanding life and understanding life and death.

The American young man Barnes suffered a spinal injury during the World War and lost his sexual ability. After the war, when he was working as a reporter in Paris, he fell in love with the British Mrs. Ashley. She pursued pleasure blindly, while he could only drink to drown his sorrows. The two went to Pamplona, ​​Spain, with a group of male and female friends to participate in the bullfighting festival in pursuit of spiritual stimulation. The lady rejected the pursuit of the Jewish young man Cohen, but fell in love with the 19-year-old bullfighter Romero. However, after getting along for a period of time, due to the huge age gap between the two parties, and Mrs. Ashley could not bear to ruin the future of the innocent young man, the relationship ended sadly. Madame eventually returned to Barnes, although both parties knew that they could never truly be together. "The Sun Also Rises" is a novel by Hemingway, and Hemingway became the spokesperson of the "Lost Generation".

Winning the Gemstrega Literary Prize in Italy is an outstanding display of the literary achievements of Primo Levi, a witness and recorder of Auschwitz. In this book, he returns to the theme of daily life and interprets another ideal life. In this witty novel, Levy focuses on the life experiences of ordinary people. The introverted narrator, Libertino Fosso, a muscular and experienced assembler - a writer and chemist - shares a fascinating series of life stories about a man who loves his job, enjoys his labor, uses his profession as an adventure, and gains freedom from the ordinary. These stories connect one moment after another that is usually ignored, making people sometimes smile and sometimes feel sad, reflecting on the wisdom and limitations of human beings, as well as the greatness and insignificance of life. The "Levi Works" series also includes "The Drowned and the Saved", "The Trades of Others", "This Is Auschwitz: Evidence 1945-1986", "The Uncertain Moment: Selected Poems of Levi", "The Truce" and "If Not Now, When?" "Moments of Reprieve", "Voices of Memory: Interviews with Levi 1961-1987", "I Talking to You: Conversations between Levi and Tessio", etc.

Huang Yanwu woke up and stretched. This was a really good sleep. He strolled to the yard and took a deep breath in front of the rose flowers that were blooming happily. The fragrance of rose flowers has a refreshing and pleasant effect on the brain and can help him get rid of the tiredness after sleep quickly. At this time, there was a knock on the door. Huang Yan opened the door. It was a stranger in his twenties. The visitor's eyes were bright and he asked, "Is the dragon slayer at home?" Huang Yan said, "I am." The visitor raised his hands and said, "I've heard about his name for a long time, so I came here to visit." Huang Yan smiled slightly and said, "Please come in." Huang Yan is a well-known local chess player. He is fierce and aggressive in chess, and often kills the opponent's big dragon, so he is known as the "dragon slayer".

About youth, about the sexual revolution, about life, "To love or not to love is your freedom, and pain and numbness are my footnotes." This is the best work of the talented British novelist Martin Amis in the past twenty years. This book describes the summer of 1970, when Keith, a 20-year-old nerd, a literature college student, and his friends were on vacation in a castle in Italy. At this time, when the sexual revolution was raging and in full swing, at this unprecedented historical moment, sex filled everyone's mind. Girls behaved like boys, and boys behaved like themselves. Keith dealt with three women, and his friends were also caught up in it. In the mud of chaos, everyone was intoxicated, with their true nature revealed but unresolved, and in unbearable pain. However, they soon discovered a very disturbing fact, that is, in the changes of social order, there will always be a threshold of purification, and this is the "pregnant widow" once described by the great Russian thinker Alexander Herzen - a long night of chaos and loneliness between the death of one and the birth of another. At this moment, Keith is struggling and being baptized... "The Pregnant Widow" is considered "Amis's best work in the past twenty years" because it evokes the not-innocent youth and the sting of the sexual revolution. This atypical "romantic comedy" is also a burning echo of the British sexual revolution and feminist movement in the Italian countryside.

When people who crave meaning suddenly face a meaningless world, they first show two mentalities. Resigned to meaninglessness: decadence. Impassioned resistance to futility: tragic. There is also a third state of mind: boredom. In the 19th century, the Russian aristocratic elite intellectuals had manors and serfs at home. They lived a comfortable life and were well educated. Under the high-pressure rule, social consciousness was first enlightened. They were full of enthusiasm, dissatisfied with reality, and eager to make a difference. However, they repeatedly encountered obstacles and were unable to change the class status quo, and became painful, depressed, cynical, and contemptuous of all moral norms in life. This boredom of unwillingness to accept and resist is reflected in Russian literature, which is the emergence of a series of "superfluous people" images. Always looking for meaning, but never getting it. They are not heinous and evil people, they are even honest and upright people. Any efforts you make will bring harm to others. In the end, his soul was gradually corroded by this unfathomable loss, and he became even more zombie-like. But this mentality of hating life and admiring death seems to be very close to the current "little mourning". There are such "superfluous people" in every era. Because they can't find the meaning of life, they feel that they are excluded by the era and are a dispensable person. Following Pushkin's Onegin and Lermontov's Pycholin, they are an unavoidable image of a "superfluous man" that condenses the spirit of an entire era in Russia. Lermontov's "The Superfluous Man" is the beginning of Russian social psychological novels. It is a travelogue, a diary, a love adventure and a confession.

The scholar Bai Jie traveled to various feudal states and collected monster legends. During the journey, he encounters three strange people: Youchi is a charming and well-mannered person, known as the "trickster"; Ayin, a geisha who is charming and graceful, is good at dancing with long sleeves and is good at operating puppets; Zhiping is a pirate who is sophisticated and good at disguise. Bai Jie began to get involved in a series of strange and ghostly things. He was vaguely aware that these strange things were closely related to his three new friends. "Hyakumonogatari" is the first volume of Kyogoku Natsuhiko's classic "Hyakumonogatari Series". The text is elegant, tactful, delicate and enchanting. It seems to be about monsters and gods, but in fact it is about ghosts and ghosts. It was well received as soon as it was released. The series of works "Hundred Stories in Back Alleys" and "Hundred Stories in Back Alleys" were published one after another and became classics. For "Hundred Stories in Back Alleys", they won the Naoki Prize, Japan's Popular Literature Award.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

Destroy the Goblin King, harvest tigers and wolves, and easily deal with the gangsters who cause trouble in the guild... Yuna, a beautiful adventurer with "cheating ability", was promoted from F level to D level, and earned the title of "Bloody Bear"! Wearing a cute bear toy suit, riding a bear summoned beast, and working hard to defeat monsters and level up, Yuna is completely a celebrity in the city! At this time, the lord Lord Foshu Rossai asked her to name... The second part of the invincible bear girl's adventure story in another world! This book is the second volume in the series of novels "Bear Bears Bravely Enter a Different World".

"Utopia" is another fantasy classic by Neil Gaiman in addition to "American Gods" and "Norse Gods"! In every dark alley, there is an entrance to a new world. "Utopia" is a black fairy tale about London and an adventure story about another world. There are two Londons in the world: Upper London, where ordinary people live; and Lower London, where people who have fallen through the cracks in Upper London live. Richard was originally just an ordinary person in Upper London, but after rescuing an injured Lower London girl, he completely disappeared from Upper London. Colleagues don't recognize him, passers-by can't see him, and even his fiancée has forgotten his existence. It turns out that Richard opened a very important door in his life and came to an unknown new world...

Someone used their life to teach me what trust is; but I had to doubt the people I loved deeply again. The last empire that ended its high-pressure rule did not regenerate as Wen and others expected. Instead, strange phenomena frequently broke out: falling ash swallowed up the land, smoke spread across the territory, and armies came to the city... It seemed like the curse left by the ruler on everyone before his death. Now, Vin is the most powerful Mistchild in the empire; and her lover, Elander, who was originally regarded as an incompetent noble, has also become the new king of the command area. But what they faced was a more complicated dilemma than when they tried to overthrow the tyranny. When he was helpless, a mysterious inspiration came from Vin's mind, revealing the power that could change the world. Wen was tempted, hesitated, and wavered by this encouragement. But then, a piece of news that broke her heart even more came - the real enemy had already sneaked in and was hiding around her, waiting for opportunities to betray...

From slave to craftsman, from craftsman to colonel of the regiment, Orhan could never have imagined that his rise and rise was just because fate wanted him to save the entire empire by himself. The building is about to fall, but it cannot be held up. A meager strength requires a fulcrum, and a small but broad vision requires an engineer's mind.

This is a chaotic world full of high-pressure rule and transformed people - it is full of amazing magical wonders. Bath-Lage - a huge city-state that encompasses thousands of different cultures and races. New Clobusan, Bath-Lage's sinful city of power. It is the birthplace of all nightmares... A linguist who boarded the "La Dansere" to escape from New Clobusan, a spy who appeared halfway and was full of secrets. A sudden pirate robbery took all the passengers to Fleet City and sailed to the legendary place - Scar! In order to return to his homeland, a dangerous plan begins...

First time introduction! A new work by the genius writer Zine Miéville. Unbridled imagination, pursue adventure exploration at the edge of the ocean world! The most important fantasy writer in the 21st century and the founder of the "New Weird" style - China Miéville is recognized as a genius novelist. He has repeatedly won many fantasy honors around the world: Locus Award, Hugo Award, Arthur C. Clark Award, British Fantasy Award, World Fantasy Award, etc. He has a unique writing style and is good at using the fantasy world to explore real life and social and cultural issues. Super creativity x super imagination. This is a magical and dangerous world. Countless railroad tracks criss-cross the frozen land, like a sea of ​​tracks, and the railcars that shuttle between them are like ships, complete with captains, switchmen, and forkmen. Strange giant carnivores lurk under the ocean, ready to devour anyone who accidentally falls...

A fantasy novel that is popular all over the world! "American Gods" author Neil Gaiman's incredibly romantic fantasy classic! This is an adult fairy tale filled with a touch of sadness, which is fantastic, poetic, beautiful and warm. Once upon a time there was a young man who wanted to pursue his heart's desire... For a kiss and a promise to hold hands for a lifetime, Tristan crossed the forbidden wall to find a fallen star. Fearless because of ignorance and fearless because of youth, Tristan walked into the fairyland and began a thrilling fantasy journey. There are dangerous man-eating forests, turbulent Storm Castle, mysterious and evil witches, and bizarre magic... Can he safely overcome the dangers and find his heart's desire?

Zhong Xiaokui is the nephew of Dryad Chuangchen, a descendant of the Zhong family, a family of ghost hunters, and a handsome 17-year-old boy who is about to take the college entrance examination. He was inadvertently forced by the mysterious woman to sign an agreement. In the next year, he must support himself and join the PKD express company to make money. This company is unreliable no matter how you look at it. Jiang Nanhai, the pretentious HR director of Thirteen who cuts fried dough sticks with silver cutlery, Mario, a sexy employee who wears all the famous brands, and Lin Qiqi, a part-time worker who drags oil bottles every time. They are the "housekeeping trio" who always chatter and idle around when Zhong Xiaokui is working hard.

"Hyakumonogatari in the Front Alley" is a modern Japanese novel, one of Kyogoku Natsuhiko's masterpieces of monster novels, and the fourth part of the Hyakumonogatari series. The series also includes "Hakumonogatari in the Alley", "Hakumonogatari in the Back Alley", "Hakumonogatari in the Back Alley" and "Hakumonogatari in the West Alley". Among them, "Hakumonogatari in the Back Alley" won the 130th Naoki Award, and "Hakumonogatari in the West Alley" won the 24th Shibata Renzaburo Award. Hyakumonogatari is a popular game in Japan during the Edo period. On summer nights, people dressed in green clothes gathered in a dark room, lit a hundred candles, and took turns telling scary stories, blowing out one candle after each story. According to legend, when all the candles are extinguished, a vision will be triggered and monsters will be awakened. On the bustling streets of Edo Castle, there is a shop called "Enma House". Legend has it that as long as you pay the appropriate fee, any wish you have can come true in this store.

"Hyakumonogatari in the West Alley" is a classic work by Kyogoku Natsuhiko, the king of monster novels. It is the final chapter of the Hyakumonogatari series and won the 24th Shibata Renzaburo Award in 2011. The series also includes "Hundred Stories in the Alley", "Hundred Stories in the Alley", "Hundred Stories in the Back Alley" and "Hundred Stories in the Front Alley". Among them, "Hundred Stories in the Back Alley" won the 130th Naoki Award. "Hyakumonogatari" is a popular game in Japan's Edo period. On summer nights, people dressed in green clothes gathered in a dark room, lit a hundred candles, and took turns telling scary stories, blowing out one candle after each story. According to legend, when all the candles are extinguished, a vision will be triggered and monsters will be awakened. "Hundred Stories of Xixiangshu" mainly tells about the strange stories told by alleys in Kyoto, Osaka and other Kansai areas, hence the name "Tales from Xixiangshu". There is a strange man named Lin Zang in Osaka City. He is both good and evil, and can speak well.

The quaint Kyoto where tengu, humans and civet cats are divided into three parts has Kamogawa, Gion and Gozan Shouhuo; there is Hitenbo, ruby ​​port wine, wind god and thunder fan. It is a place that breeds legends and strange stories, as well as bonds and pure love. After the great father passed away, he left behind four useless sons. The eldest brother is impetuous and has no plans, the second brother is indifferent and has no ambition, the third brother is lazy and rogue, and the youngest brother is timid and lacks courage. Under the criticism of the world and the difficulties of the enemy, how will the glorious bloodline continue?

This anthology includes two of Hoffmann's famous artistic fairy tales that are easy to understand and popular among readers, "The Pot of Gold" and "Zacks, the Dwarf Known as Xin Ober". Hoffman expresses all the ugliness of the upper class - the exploitation of young people, the clinging of middle-aged people, and the stupidity of dignitaries in a satirical and absurd way. He combines exaggerated behavior with magical settings, blends magic with reality, and creates a colorful, mysterious, and exaggerated world. In the form of magical stories, he painted people and bones, and stabbed corruption and cruelty, which opened the prelude to romantic literature describing the human world in both truth and fantasy.

The author of "Wrath", "Living Together" and "Yokomichi Seinosuke" is the first work after winning the Akutagawa Prize. No matter how stable and peaceful life is, there will always be a glimpse of the abyss; no matter how correct the choice is, fate will suddenly surround you at some point. This is a collection of consecutive novels about "time": an unexpected reunion after a long absence made him unexpectedly meet his deviant self ten years ago; an unplanned break made him face his once firm choice of marriage; a sudden prank game allowed the couple to glimpse the cracks in silence they had been together until now; an unforeseen right turn allowed him to briefly escape from the repetitive daily life. "He always felt that somewhere on this full tram, there was another version of himself that had not made this choice."

Among all his works, the short stories that made Hemingway the earliest and most enduring are his short stories that created a generation of writing style. These novels are mainly declarative sentences, with precise descriptions and short dialogues, giving readers the most direct and vivid impression and influencing many modern and contemporary writers in the world. This book contains all of Hemingway's short stories. The second volume includes short stories published in books and magazines after the "first series of 49" and previously unpublished novels, a total of 21 stories. There are another five articles in the appendix, which were not included in the original complete collection and were only discovered in the mid-1980s.

This book is a novella in "The Complete Detective Collection of Arsene Robin". It tells the story of Robin's adventures when he went to Egypt to explore the treasures hidden in the pyramids. Along the way, he met the hermit Dr. Tulton who raised cheetahs, an indigenous slave like Friday, a ferocious wizard and a monk, and the mysterious tribe of the Elephant Snakes. However, a bigger conspiracy was waiting for him ahead.

"The Long Day" is a novel by Irish writer Sebastian Barry. The work won the 2016 Costa Literary Award, the 2017 Scott History Prize, and was shortlisted for the 2017 Booker Prize. The novel "The End of the Day" fully demonstrates the ups and downs of the Irish refugees who fled to the United States due to the Great Famine in the early 20th century. They rushed to board the "coffin ship", endured hunger, plague and extremely harsh climate conditions, and finally arrived at the "promised land" in their dreams after months of wandering at sea. They were engaged in jobs at the bottom of the food chain, digging stone mines, building railways, and working as lumberjacks. Many of them were even drawn into the army to participate in wars for unknown reasons from beginning to end, and died in the wilderness of unknown places. The two male protagonists of the story, John and Thomas, are also survivors of the Irish Famine. They started wandering when they were teenagers. Forced to make a living, they worked as dancers (in disguise) in the declining Grand Rapids City. They joined the army for meager military pay and experienced extremely cruel battles. Blizzards, long periods of severe cold, floods and plagues, battles and killings with Indian tribes, behind every serious disaster are the scars of the times. After everything, John and Thomas have become each other's closest friends, accompanying each other and redeeming each other, while the exiled Indian girl Winona symbolizes immortal hope, like the glimmer of light after the snow, illuminating the endless years.

The character of Sherlock Holmes has been popular around the world for more than a hundred years since his creation in the works of Arthur Conan Doyle. For countless Sherlock Holmes people around the world, they have no doubt about the authenticity of Sherlock Holmes' existence. Ever since Arthur Conan Doyle brought Sherlock Holmes to life in 1887, the thin man with a hooked nose, a hunting hat, a trench coat over his shoulders and a pipe in his mouth has always lived in people's hearts.