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Hemingway is among all Nobel Prize winners in literature in the past 100 years, and is highly respected by scholars and loved by readers in my country. His "The Old Man and the Sea" is recommended to students by teachers and has become an enduring bestseller. But Hemingway's early fame was due to his short stories that created a generation of writing styles. He mainly uses declarative sentences, precise descriptions and short dialogues to give readers a direct and vivid impression. It can be said that since then, many modern and contemporary writers in the world have been more or less influenced by him. This book selects his famous and representative short stories, such as "The Snows of Kilimanjaro", "The Big Two-Hearted River", "The Killer", etc., From which we can get a glimpse of the entirety of Hemingway's creative style. All translations have been carefully revised and strive to be closer to the original work in content and form.

This book contains five novellas and four short stories, all of which have been published in various domestic literary journals. With skillful literary techniques and compassionate feelings, the author truly depicts the lives, encounters and fates of various little people during the reform and opening up period. The work has a strong sense of story, the text is simple and natural, and has a strong appeal. Because it is a realistic subject, it is easy to resonate.

"The Applewood Table and Other Brief Notes" collects twelve uncollected and unpublished short stories by the great American writer Herman Melville during his lifetime, most of which have been translated into Chinese for the first time. Melville discovered the strange relationship between people and things, wrote about the situation of people who were impoverished or lost their past, and explored fate... With powerful ridicule and fervent care, he maintained human dignity between chaos and pretense. I would like to publish this collection of short stories to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Melville's birth.

"The Gift of the Magi" selects many of O. Henry's classic works and is the best of his short stories. Among them, "The Gift of the Magi" and "Devotion of Love" depict two young couples who consider each other in everything and have the courage to sacrifice themselves for each other, praising the kind of pure and noble love without distracting thoughts. The stories are both warm and touching, and have become masterpieces passed down by the world. "The Last Vine Leaf" is a description of the true love and friendship that exists in the world. At the end of the story, a seemingly useless and down-and-out old artist suddenly became extremely tall and stalwart at the last moment of his life, because he left true love to the world, and for To save the life of the sick young woman, he used up what little strength and talent he had... These works not only enlighten us deeply, but also allow us to enjoy a kind of pleasure in reading, a kind of pleasure that real art will bring us. This dual function is also the charm of his novels. The endings of the stories in these works are often unexpected. Some endings are shocking and enlightening, while others make people sit down and think deeply.

The young man who lost his companions after being rescued got rid of his guilt and faced growth bravely. The young man who lost his legs rediscovered himself in the process of learning to dive. The motorcycle rider who was ridiculed fought back. The student wandering on the edge of decadence found the way to be independent and self-reliant... The miracle of life is often hidden in the pain that is caught off guard. Brave and strong people can always make miracles happen...

Zhang Henshui (1895～1967), whose original name was Zhang Xinyuan, Henshui was his pen name. A native of Qianshan, Anhui. The master and master of Zhanghui novels in the Republic of China. Keywords in life: popularity, fans, spring, Beijing flavor, reporter, boldness, attitude, character, hate water, the first writer in the Republic of China, and a professional writer. Mr. Lao She called Mr. Zhang Henshui "the only old writer in China who is well known to both women and children." This collection includes 37 representative works of Mr. Zhang Henshui, including not only the classic novel "The Golden Fen Family" that established his status in literary history, but also the popular and popular "Chunming Foreign History" and "The Cause of Cry and Laughter"; it also includes the weird and mysterious book "Eighty-One Dreams", the classic Anti-Japanese War novel "Long Live the Tiger", and the collection of essays "Shanchuang Essays". This collection maintains the original Zhang style and is a classic collection version not to be missed by those who like Zhang Henshui's works.

The set includes: "Four Sides of the Wind", "Firefly Alley", "Goodbye, Firefly Alley" and "The Great Solitude".

"Shishuoxinyu" is a famous traditional Chinese novel about people, mainly describing the conversational styles and anecdotes of characters in the late Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties. The book contains a total of 36 chapters and 1,130 articles. It covers politics, economy, society, literature, thought and many other aspects. Therefore, it is also an important material for studying the history of this period. It truly reflects people's thoughts, life and social style at that time, and also shows its high value in society, politics, thought, literature, language and other aspects. "Shishuoxinyu" has a great influence on the development history of Chinese classical Chinese novels and has always been highly valued by people. It had been introduced to Japan as early as the end of the 9th century AD. In 1974, Shishuoxinyu was fully translated into French. In 1976, it was translated into English. Lu Xun called "Shishuo Xinyu" a "textbook of celebrities" and summarized its artistic characteristics as "the words are profound and distant, cold and meaningful, and the deeds are high, simple and magnificent".

The homeland that you cannot return to and the foreign country that you cannot integrate into, together become a shackle around your neck... Relatives and friends say that when you come here, you will soon have a big car and a big house, not to mention bags, perfume, shoes and clothes. But in reality, the new life is about working in a restaurant without social security; it is about constantly hearing from your classmates in community college whether you have lived in a real house in your hometown in Africa; it is about escaping from the so-called American uncle's house who wants to do evil things to you; it is about giving up studying in order to pay the rent for that small room with stains on the carpet. Then you remember that he said that the United States is a place of "gains and losses." Later, you meet a boy with eyes the color of high-grade refined olive oil. He likes Africa, but he doesn't have the condescension of other white people. He still likes you. You like him too. You want to like him. But you can't do it. Twelve stories tell the historical pain and social current situation of the homeland, as well as the psychological journey of immigrants' separation and migration.

Hemingway's favorite collection of essays selects some of Hemingway's most representative and best-known short stories, focusing on the classics that created a generation of writing styles and profoundly influenced later generations of writers. The earliest and most enduring works that made Hemingway famous were his short stories that created a generation of writing styles. His short stories are mainly declarative sentences, with precise descriptions and short dialogues, giving readers the most direct and vivid impression, and have a profound influence on many modern and contemporary writers. Hemingway included this passage in the preface to his "First Collection of Forty-nine Parts" in 1938: "Some of my favorite works are "Hills Like White Elephants", "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber", "In a Strange Land", "You Will Never Be Like This", "The Snows of Kilimanjaro", "A Clean and Bright Place" and one There is no novel called "The Light of the World" that others like. I also like several others..." The selection of this book is based on this, and the most famous of them, "The Snows of Kilimanjaro", is compiled into this collection of Hemingway's short stories, a total of 11 pieces, with the help of famous translations by Tang Yongkuan, Lu Jin, Chen Liangting and other famous writers.

This book contains two famous novels by Camus: "The Stranger" and "The Plague". "The Stranger" is Camus' famous work and a representative work of existential literature. It vividly embodies the concept of "absurdity" in existential philosophy; due to the separation of man and the world, the world is absurd and meaningless to people, and people are powerless against the absurd world, so they have no hope and are indifferent to everything. "The Plague" is a philosophical novel written with symbolism. It tells the story of a plague in Oran, Algeria. The sudden plague makes people overwhelmed. At this time, the protagonist stepped forward to rescue the patients and became sworn friends with some of his colleagues. However, his wife was far away in the nursing home, and her life or death was uncertain. The outlook on life expressed in this novel is that one's own life is no longer important, only the life of the group is meaningful, personal interests are no longer meaningful, and only the interests of the group are meaningful.

"The Moon and Sixpence" is about a stock exchange broker who has a stable job and a happy family, but he is obsessed with painting and feels like he is "possessed by the devil". He suddenly abandons his home and goes to Paris to pursue his artistic ideals. After some bizarre encounters, he finally left the civilized world and escaped to the isolated island of Tahiti in the South Pacific, where he injected all the value of life into the gorgeous canvas. "The Veil" Kitty, a beautiful but vain British woman, accepts the proposal of Walter Fane, a withdrawn doctor, in order to avoid becoming an old maid. She left London's flashy and empty social circle and followed Walter to the mysterious Eastern colony - Hong Kong. Kitty, who is dissatisfied with her marriage, secretly has an affair with Charlie Tongson, the assistant chief secretary of Hong Kong who shakes her heart. After Walter discovered his wife's infidelity, he made a desperate move and began his strange and terrible revenge plan: taking Kitty to the distant mainland of China to quell a cholera plague that was spreading crazily... "Pleasure" Popular writer Alroy Keel wanted to write a biography of the late famous writer Driffield, but he knew little about the young Driffield, so he asked Driffield's friend, another writer Ashenden, for help. Under Keel's insistence, Ashenden recalled his early relationship with Driffield and his ex-wife Rosie. The protagonist Philip in "The Shackles of Life" was born in the upper class, but his parents died when he was young, and he was born with a disability. He spent his childhood in a sojourn life where he was ignored. After entering the society, he experienced the hardships of the world. In the rough road of life and the tumultuous torrent of life, he abandoned unrealistic dreams, worked hard to break free from the shackles of the spirit, and constantly pursued the true meaning of life. During the First World War in "Blade", American young man Larry's comrades sacrificed their lives to rescue him. This experience completely changed Larry's thinking. He began to ask his inner questions: Since there is good in the world, why does evil also coexist? After the war, he stubbornly pursued the answer. He first went to Paris to study philosophy, and then came to a monastery in Bonn. However, Christian doctrine failed to provide him with a satisfactory answer, so he went to Spain and tried to find the true meaning of life through art. After getting no results, he ran to India and stayed there for five years before finally finding his true faith in Indian religion.

This book collects 6 short historical novels by Yoshikawa Eiji, "Soy Sauce Buddha", "The Origin of Shitou Bridge", "Rogue Jiroji", "Otani Punishment Department", "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.

"Heart" tells the story of "Mr." Who met and fell in love with the landlady, and also won the favor of the landlady. However, because he was deceived by his uncle when he was young, he was always wary of others and could not express his feelings for a long time. Later, "Mr."'S friend K moved into the landlord's house and fell in love with the lady. K straightforwardly told his friend "Mr.

Christopher Newman is a handsome, confident and cheerful American wealthy businessman. While traveling in Paris, he accidentally met the noble, young and beautiful widow Mrs. Claire de Cintre, and fell in love with the latter at first sight. With the support and help of Claire's brother, Newman launched a passionate pursuit of his sweetheart. Although Claire's family was slightly dissatisfied with Newman's civilian background, they finally reluctantly agreed to their engagement. Just when the marriage of the two seemed to be developing towards a happy ending, Newman suddenly discovered that it was all just a scam, and the happiness he expected would never come true... Translation original description: The novel "The Americans" was first published in serial form in the United States "Atlantic Monthly" from June 1876 to May 1877. In May 1877, the American publisher James R. Osgood published a single version of the novel, which subsequently entered the British market in the form of pirated copies. As late as March 1879, the British publishing company Macmillan launched the official British version of the novel in London. In 1907, Henry James completely revised the novel and published it in a 24-volume collection of novels compiled by himself (the "New York Edition"). The "American Library" edition of The Complete Works of Henry James uses the 1877 American single edition when including this novel. This translation is from the "American Library" edition.

"Sunset on the Long River" is the third volume of the series of novels "Emperor Qianlong". On the one hand, Qianlong withdrew his generals in exchange for positions and devoted all his national power in an attempt to restore his dignity by severely punishing Shaluoben in the war against Jinchuan and Jinchuan. On the other hand, he sent Liu Tongxun and Liu Yong and his son to try to stabilize the domestic situation in the struggle to destroy the female leader "Yizhihua". Based on Confucius's thoughts on benevolent government, he reused Fu Heng, Liu Tongxun, A Gui, Ji Yun and others, and continued to implement the policy of lenient government to prosper the economy, in an effort to create the heyday of feudal society. However, due to his wrong strategic guiding ideology and his incompetence, the Jinchuan War was defeated again and again. The corrupt forces in the court and the public, represented by Gao Heng, merged with the land, and the internal contradictions in the feudal society of inequality between rich and poor were fueled and intensified. Although Qianlong called for diligent administration and severely punished corruption, he was unable to save the embarrassing situation that Qianlong's prosperous period was in decline.

The whole book is about the experience of the protagonist "Youngster". As a teenager, he joined the U. S. Military and went to Mexico. Soon he was fatally attacked by the Indians. Later, he accidentally joined a team of bounty hunters composed of criminals, veterans and Indians. The nominal leader of this team was Granton, a veteran of the American-Mexican War. In fact, it was Judge Holden who directed life and death. This team of hunters hunted Indians everywhere in Mexico, regardless of age or sex. Naked violence raged across the wilderness. Twenty-eight years later, all team members died one after another. This is a book composed of books. Elements of literature, philosophy, theology, science, and mythology can be seen everywhere. The superposition and integration of multiple dimensions create a huge text capacity and endless interpretation possibilities for the book.

Maple, who is new to the game, allocates all attribute points to "defense power" at the beginning. But after going online, her movements were slow and she couldn't use magic. Even the little white rabbit could make her spin around. Where is the sassy shield girl we promised? The strange thing is that she didn't feel any pain at all when faced with the attack! "Mobile Bunker", "Absolute Defense"... Why are there more and more strange titles and skills? Just like that, without realizing how abnormal she was, Maple struck out in a flash!

Oscar is a 10-year-old boy. He was originally smart, lively, and mischievous, but after a failed operation, he became depressed. Until one day, the eccentric Grandma Rose came to the little boy and told him the legend of the "Magical 12 Days" - spending each day as if it were ten years, and encouraged him to write letters to God and receive spiritual visits. From then on, Oscar began to observe every day carefully and experienced a complete "time-lapse" life. In a short 12 days, Oscar reexperienced the meaning of life.

When Gregor woke up in the morning, he found that he had turned into a beetle and could not move in bed. Why did I choose such a tiring career, traveling day after day! If it weren't for my parents, I would have quit my job a long time ago. I would also go to my boss and express my inner feelings. What if I call in sick now? But I have never been sick in the past five years of work. Don't stay in bed like a useless person, it's already seven o'clock! Just when he was racking his brains on how to keep his job, he heard the director coming home and knocking on his door... This book selects three representative short stories by Kafka, "The Metamorphosis", "The Judgment" and "The Hunger Artist". Each of them reveals the real situation in which we are squeezed and deformed by life and work. When we begin to see ourselves in Kafka's works, it is our chance to break through this realistic dilemma!

"Black Spring" was created during the same period as "Tropic of Cancer" and "Tropic of Cancer". The book traces Miller's teenage years in Brooklyn and his time living in Paris. Through constant replays from New York to Paris, as well as surreal dreams and symbolic techniques, Miller outlines people and the cities they live in in a subversive and self-revelatory way, and on a deeper level, he is seeking the spiritual home of the soul.

Selected from the collection of Sherlock Holmes detective stories, including "Black Peter", "Three College Students", "The Case of the Copper Beech" and many other popular short stories. The novel has a rigorous structure and a bizarre and fascinating plot. The literary image created by the author has a distinctive personality, and he integrates pathology, psychology, etc. Into the detective art in his writing, forming a unique style of detective novels.

A collection of fantasy novels by Latin American literary master Jorge Luis Borges, which are unexpected and whimsical works that break the rules. The Chinese version is launched for the first time in China. The translation is faithful and smooth, capturing the essence of the original text. This book is a fantasy novel co-written by Argentinian writers Jorge Luis Borges and Adolfo Bioy Casares under the pseudonym Honorio Bustos Domec. "Two Memorable Visions" contains two stories: "Witness" and "Omen", which respectively tell the story of the strange sight a girl saw in the basement and the beautiful imagination of a "foodie" who saw the sky full of delicious food before he died. These two stories break through the boundaries of reality and enter the realm of imagination, making people feel like they have entered a fantasy world like "Alice in Wonderland".

Selected from the collection of Sherlock Holmes detective stories, including "The Silver White-breasted Horse", "The Man with the Yellow Face", "The Hospitalized Patient" and many other popular short stories. The novel has a rigorous structure and a bizarre and fascinating plot. The literary image created by the author has a distinctive personality, and he integrates pathology, psychology, etc. Into the detective art in his writing, forming a unique style of detective novels.

"Literary Conference" is a novella by Argentinian writer Cesar Ella. It is also the work with the tightest story rhythm and the best reading experience in the "Cesar Ella Series". The style of "Literary Conference" is varied. It starts with an adventure and treasure hunt novel, then transitions into a science fiction novel. After transforming into a romantic literary and artistic work mixed with a thrilling and bizarre "drama within a drama", it finally reaches its climax in the form of a horror movie. Behind the seemingly bizarre story lies the author's thinking about life. He felt frustrated by the declining publishing industry and was full of ridicule for the arty "cultural people". The subtle and extremely poignant metaphors are hidden in the fantasy story, and there is a sense of appropriateness.

This book is a collection of novels by the Japanese writer Kyoka Izumi. It includes five representative works: "The Holy Monk of Kono", "The Sleepy Watcher", "Surgery Room", "The Legend of Pipa" and "The Love of Yushima". It was translated by the famous translator Wen Jieruo. Izumi Kyoka's writing style is pure and brilliant, the content is profound and realistic, and the cruel reality is revealed in the dreamlike description. For example, "Surgery" uses unexpected dramatic plots to show the struggle of lovers in love against feudal arranged marriages. "Yushima Love" uses the description of the short life of the geisha Tokichi to reflect the miserable life of the people at the bottom, especially women, under the rule of feudal nobles. The novel's writing is compact and the plot is bizarre. While reading, one can speculate about the origin of ghosts, estimate the elasticity of human nature, and rejoice in one's own mediocrity, accompanied by Izumi Kyoka's clear Japanese voice.

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The book selects exciting chapters from the Jason Robin detective story and divides it into five chapters: White Peony, Terrorist Threat, Dawn, Espionage, and Balkan Powder Keg. In this book, the protagonist Robin rescues a blonde girl on the street and becomes a good friend with her. Unexpectedly, he is involved in an international conspiracy. In order to end the war in Europe, Robin had no choice but to step forward.

Madame Bovary is a novel published by French writer Flaubert in the 19th century. It has been hailed as the end of romanticism and the beginning of realism. It is a landmark work in the history of literature. Flaubert wrote the story of an educated peasant girl who married a country doctor with a delicate touch, but her heart was higher than the sky and she yearned for a more luxurious and romantic life. After experiencing two derailments and facing the heavy debts brought by her vanity, she could not die a happy life. Through his meticulous description of life outside the French provinces, Flaubert criticized the decadent and decadent social life in the early stages of capitalist society and the vulgarity and vulgarity of the small townsfolk. On the other hand, Flaubert also explores what happens when marriage does not meet the expectations of love, when the charm of novelty fades, exposing the eternal monotony of love.

This book is Anne Ernault's second published novel. The protagonist is Anna, an adolescent girl who has graduated from junior high school and is about to enter high school. She longs to understand the world and contact others, but she cannot escape loneliness after all. As she grows up, Anna's feelings about her parents, education, and sex change, and she becomes more mature, but also more conflicted and unhappy. She found that she had surpassed her parents in education and worldview, and was getting further and further away from them. Anna's story is splendidly narrated in a colloquial language style and stream-of-consciousness writing. The value of this work is not only that it allows us to see the beginning and development of Erno's writing style, but also allows us to witness the literary turning point of a master, which is fascinating.

Keflavik is known as the darkest place in Iceland, a barren lava, a sea that cannot be fished, and a US military base that cannot be driven away. Writer and publisher Ali returns here because of his seriously ill father, and memories of his childhood flood back, including Pink Floyd, stealing supplies from US military trucks and a girl he can't forget. My grandfather and grandmother were Icelanders who built their lives on the sea of ​​the East Fjords with courage and will. At that time, the ancient custom was still popular, men brought glory and glory by going to sea, and women endured the cruel wait on the shore. The love of his ancestors, the praise of nature and the glory of life all deeply attracted Ali. In this same place of mountains and oceans, why did the former glory turn into a life with only profits instead of heartbeats? An unbearable question mark arose in Ali's heart.

The work "Collected Works of Woolf: Voyages" took nearly nine years from conception to final publication, and went through several revisions. It was finally published in the UK for the first time in March 1915, and received a very good response at that time. In April of that year, the "Observer" published an article congratulating Woolf and making the following evaluation of the novel: "... The humor, irony, and occasionally spicy writing and creative talent shown in the book are impressive..."

Caizigou Xiaheyuan is an old house with a history of a hundred years. In order to treat his stupid son whose life is hanging by a thread, Dongjiazhuang is determined to let his son marry a 22-year-old girl, Deng Yan, to come in to "make happiness". On the way to welcome the bride, the insidious and vicious housekeeper Liu Gen tried every means to kill the bride, so that the "happy" event would not happen, and Zhuang Di's only son Ming Wang would die, so that he could seize the opportunity to annex the huge family property in Xiaheyuan. Unexpectedly, the bride, Deng Wick, saved the day and successfully married into Xiaheyuan. She also used her resolute methods to expose a series of conspiracies of the housekeeper Liu Gen...

"The Painter of the Floating World (work by 2017 Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro)" also uses the protagonist's meeting as the keynote, and vividly displays the protagonist's memories and thoughts with extraordinary novel skills. The writing style is implicit, euphemistic, and thought-provoking. The protagonist was once a prominent ukiyo-e painter. After Japan's defeat in World War II, he suddenly woke up from a big dream: it turned out that the entire Japanese nation had dedicated itself to an absurd and illusory ideal in the past, and his artistic ideal was as baseless and illusory as its name.

K. Was a land surveyor employed by the castle. When he arrived at the village below the castle and wanted to stay overnight in the village, he was given a cold reception because he did not have a stay permit from the castle. In order to confirm his appointment by the castle, K. Tried every means to get close to the castle. But facing the castle with strict management system and the villagers who abide by the rules, K. Felt very helpless. It seemed that every step forward would block a road to the castle. Although the castle is close at hand, it is beyond K.'S reach...

There are four sisters in the March family, who live a simple, poor and warm life. The four sisters have very different personalities: Meg, the eldest, is dignified and beautiful, and bravely pursues true love; Jo, the second, is free and independent, and longs to be a writer; Beth, the third, is simple and kind, and faces death calmly; Amy, the fourth, is smart and lively, and hopes to become a "lady" in the upper class. Despite their different personalities and ideals, the four sisters all share a nostalgia for family, loyalty to love, and attachment to family ties. When the Civil War intensified, the peaceful and happy family became fragmented. The four sisters began to use their ideals as sails to find their own destiny...

Recommended by Chen Qiaoen on Weibo. This is a family of three with only two people, and they must keep this secret. Heisuke's happy life was destroyed at the age of 39. The wife took her daughter back to her parents' home to visit relatives, and the bus she was riding accidentally fell off a cliff. The wife tried her best to protect her daughter, but eventually died of her injuries; her daughter was unhurt but remained in a coma. Heisuke endured the grief and held the funeral for his wife. When he saw his daughter's sleeping face, he couldn't help but cry out to his wife. At this time, a voice suddenly came: "... Mr." Heisuke was startled, but he looked around for no one. When he was confused, he heard the voice again: "Honey, I... I am here." Japanese readers of "Secret" voted Higashino's second place, second only to "White Night Walk", and the Japanese version sold more than 2 million copies. "Secret" is the starting point for Keigo Higashino's works to enter the Western world. In 2004, "Secret" was the first to be translated into English and has been translated into 7 languages ​​and distributed in 11 countries and regions.

In 1975, both people's hearts and society seemed to be less sleepy than during the day. Once after nine o'clock in the evening, people are really fast asleep. In the streets and alleys of Shanghai, whether it is an old garden house from the 1940s, an American-style apartment from the 1930s, or a Shikumen lane from the 1920s, the wooden houses painted with brown-red paint from the 1900s gradually emit the animal-like body odor of a depressed and disappointed body sleeping. The deep and lonely sleep floated heavily like night fog on the streets, covering the whole city. Three years ago, Burnstone, the American translator of Mao Zedong's poems, returned from a visit to Shanghai and expressed his opinion that Chinese bodies have no sense of identity at all. They are so calm, like mountains and rivers in nature.

The protagonists in "O. Henry's Short Stories Collection" are mostly small people such as clerks, policemen, vagrants and poor artists, but at the same time they are loving couples, trustworthy friends, and civilian heroes who sacrifice themselves for others. The novel's conception is exquisite and clever, the plot is relaxed and relaxed, the ending is often unexpected, the overall style is optimistic and humorous, and the writing is full of wit. His story shows ironic compassion, unique humor and an ending that is absolutely unguessable until the last second, giving you an amazing reading experience. They depict a vast world, from the streets of his beloved New York to exotic locales south of the border.

"John-Christophe" is a novel by the famous French writer Romain Rolland. It tells the story of the protagonist John-Christophe's life of struggle and resistance for music, from the awakening of his musical talent as a child, to his contempt and resistance to the powerful in his youth, to his career pursuit and success as an adult, and finally to the lofty state of spiritual tranquility. This book is divided into three volumes, representing the three periods of the protagonist respectively: the first volume is about Christophe in childhood, adolescence and youth; the middle volume mainly tells about the life of John Christophe in Paris as a young adult; the second volume can be summed up as the end of the journey.

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

"Gone with the Wind (Set Volume 1 and 2)" is set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. The main plot is the love-hate relationship between the strong and willful manor lady Scarlett and several men. Along with it are major changes in society and history, and the loss of everything familiar in the past... "Gone with the Wind" is not only a swan song of human love, but also a grand historical picture that reflects the huge and profound changes in many aspects of social politics, economy, and morality.

The beautiful Greek peninsula borders the Aegean Sea to the east, Ionia to the west, and crosses the Helleption Strait (the Dardanelles) to the Propentis Sea (the Sea of ​​Marmara) to the north. The Greek peninsula is surrounded by ocean on three sides, and the more than 480 islands dotted in the adjacent Aegean Sea are like jade and agate scattered on the sea. The mountains and rivers of the Aegean Sea have given birth to the splendid Greek culture. "Classical Greek Mythology" was born in it.

"Don Quixote" received such a high evaluation was unexpected by the author. If Cervantes knew anything underground, he would be surprised to see people regard him as Spain's greatest literary giant and a genius in the world of literature. His contemporaries would also be stunned, because in Cervantes's time he was considered only a mediocre poet and an unachieved novelist. Despite his success with novels of chivalric adventures, he did not belong to any high-brow literary salons. He lived in poverty and experienced ups and downs throughout his life. Even though Don Quixote became a bestseller, he remained in poverty. However, the publication of "Don Quixote" and the huge impact of this work made Cervantes gradually become a famous classic writer in the world literary world after his death. He was hailed as the "Father of Modern Novel" by writers such as Dickens, Flaubert and Tolstoy.

Liu Dianxue, male, member of the Communist Party of China, Han nationality. There are two collections of novellas: "Selected Novels by Liu Dianxue" and "The Legend of Biluozhu".

"La Traviata" is Xiaozhong Ma's first masterpiece that became famous in the literary world. The humanitarian thoughts expressed in the novel reflect the true feelings of the world, the care, tolerance and respect between people, and the love of human nature. This kind of thoughts and feelings resonate with people and are universally welcomed. "La Traviata" may not win good reviews for Dumas in terms of social morality, but it has truly made the author famous even after his death.

"The Little Prince" describes a pilot who was forced to land in the desert due to a plane malfunction and met a lovely little prince. The little prince originally lived on a small planet, where there was a rose. The little prince liked her very much, but he didn't know how to love her. Tired of Rose's boasting and endless demands on him, he left his own planet and traveled to many different planets. Finally, he came to Earth and met the pilot in trouble. The little prince asked the pilot to draw a sheep for him, and took the pilot to find a clear spring in the desert, inspiring the pilot to use his mind to discover the secrets of all things. After a year of traveling, the little prince realized that he still loved Rose deeply and decided to return to his planet. When parting, he gave laughter as a gift to the pilot. After six years of separation, the pilot wrote this story to express his deep nostalgia for the little prince.

During a thrilling sea voyage, the ship Robinson was riding sank unexpectedly. He fought against strong winds and huge waves, and finally came to an uninhabited island. In order to survive, he overcame various difficulties that were difficult for ordinary people to overcome. He built residences and boats alone, hunted, fished, raised animals, and rescued captives who were being chased... Finally, he was rescued, bid farewell to the desert island where he had lived for more than 20 years, and returned to the UK on the ship. "Robinson Crusoe" is the representative work of Daniel Defoe, the "father of British novels", and the pioneer of British realist novels. The positive attitude towards overcoming difficulties advocated in "Robinson Crusoe" still has great reference significance today.

The murder of his grandfather many years ago was a mystery. Now, Liao Longsheng, who is related to his grandfather's case, drowned in the villa pond, and Nishino died tragically in the bedroom. Cheng Jiming never expected that an ordinary drunken dinner party would become the beginning of his life on the run. In order to find the murderer, he began to flee in a foreign land. However, when he finally thought he was about to succeed, the murderer was shot and became the victim! The confused and hesitant Cheng Jiming had flashbacks of the past in his mind. A flower girl with unknown origins, a mysterious and beautiful woman, and a secretive antique dealer. Are they friends or foes? What kind of conspiracy is hidden in the legendary out-of-print books? All the events were intertwined, like a huge net, tightly binding Cheng Jiming. In an era lacking modern identification technology, can he prove his innocence and uncover the mastermind?