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The first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, the complete translation of Mr. Li Jianwu, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the extant translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; it fills gaps and is of milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research. Especially after the founding of New China, he transformed from literary creation and criticism and drama teaching and practice to mainly engaged in French literature research and translation. In fact, he became the pioneer and leader in the field of French literature research in New China. His translations of Flaubert's "Madame Bovary", "Emotional Education", Molière's complete comedies, etc. Have become models of French literary translation, and his translation achievements are on par with Fu Lei...

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

This book is a collection of essays on the theme of tea and beauty by the famous Japanese aesthetic master Soetsu Yanagi. Collects Liu Zongetsu's articles on tea ceremony, tea utensils, aesthetics, etc. In the book, Yanagi Zongetsu conducted a unique and profound discussion on the theme of what is beauty and what is the tea ceremony, and discussed beauty from multiple perspectives. Liu Zongyue believes that to deeply understand the heart and essence of beauty of tea, one must touch and observe it at close range, and observe the beauty through famous tea ceremony utensils. He believes that only by looking at tea ceremony and tea utensils with a free vision that is not bound by fixed ideas can tea enter a freer world. In the article, he also advocated the common principles of Japanese beauty, commented on tea drinkers of the past and present, and put forward pertinent and serious requirements for modern tea drinkers. A true tea person should encourage himself as a creator. As far as vision is concerned, boundless freedom is the most important thing. What most tea drinkers lack today is this kind of freedom, tea state, and a deep connection with the virtue of simplicity, but not with arrogance. The tea ceremony is also a lesson in poverty. --Liu Zongyue.

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

A collection of short stories by Nanae Aoyama. The title work "Fragments" won the 35th Kawabata Yasunari Prize for Literature (2009), making Nanae Aoyama the youngest winner in the history of this prize. It describes a female college student "I" who, by chance, participated in a cherry-picking trip with her father. During the trip, her father, who was so thin and insecure, gradually gained an "incredible sense of presence" during the trip. The protagonist of "Keyaki's Room" keeps thinking about his ex-girlfriend who lives in the same apartment building when he is about to move because of marriage, but he does not dare to say goodbye formally. The novel delicately depicts the inner uneasiness and swing of men who are about to say goodbye to their single life. "Lynx" tells the story of a newlywed couple who, due to the sudden intrusion of an outsider, reveal each other's true colors in a few days, including a good side, a trustworthy side, and a less considerate side. The subtle psychological description is extremely skillful.

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

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

A literary masterpiece comparable to "White Night Walk" and "The Secret", one million copies were printed within 8 days of its release in Japan. In "The Devotion of Suspect X", "Detective Galileo" Manabu Yukawa only pursues the truth, and this time, he did not stop at simple right and wrong, good and evil. How can the murderer get the punishment he deserves, the innocent be harmed as little as possible, and the deceased rest in peace without letting the police discover the truth? For him, this is an extremely difficult equation to solve. In a quiet seaside town, on a midsummer day, the hotel welcomed three guests. That night, the retired detective disappeared after dinner and was found dead at the beach the next day. The police could not find out why the deceased came to this town and chose this hotel; the hotel owner felt strange that the deceased seemed to have known him for a long time, but the two were clearly strangers; the boy vaguely felt that he had seen strange things, but could not explain them clearly; Yukawa Manabu found that there were many illogical things around him...

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

Born in the early 20th century and died in the 1990s, Gray belongs to a bygone era: as a person who has experienced the air raids on London in World War II, the post-war independence wave of former colonies, the Middle East war, and regional conflicts, the most indispensable thing in life should be danger. But contrary to ordinary people's thinking, Green's escape is precisely to the most dangerous, turbulent, and war-torn places, and many times he is on the line of fire. He once spent a whole day in the precarious French military camp on the eve of the Battle of Dien Bien Phu (Shortly thereafter, Dien Bien Phu was engulfed by artillery fire and the French army was wiped out). He was once accidentally shelled along the Suez Canal during the Middle East War. He listened to dense shells passing overhead and exploding behind him for four hours. During World War II, he served as an agent for British intelligence and spent two full years doing counterintelligence work in Sierra Leone, West Africa. These legendary experiences certainly provided him with a lot of important novel material. What is he running from on this journey that may lead to no return? Gray didn't say it clearly, but judging from his personality, he was most afraid of repeating life, writing, and himself. And in our time, how many people can confidently say that they are not prisoners of a predetermined fate?

There is a child who was diagnosed with Down syndrome with damaged internal organs when she was just born. There is little hope of sustaining life. If you were her parents, a doctor, a nurse, or an outsider who has nothing to do with her, would you choose to save her or let her die? Focusing on the life and death of this child with Down syndrome, Japanese society has launched a heated discussion, questioning the meaning of life, and reflecting on mankind's continuous pursuit of evolution... This is a life rescue race against death. But was the child finally saved?

Generations of Japanese women in the past gave birth to many children, took care of their elderly and demented parents, worked hard to overcome poverty, and quickly ended their short lives... But who said that women are born to be attached to their husbands and contribute to their families? As time goes by, housewives are becoming more and more determined to develop themselves. They are burdened with heavy caregiving pressure, they are bursting with vitality, they have no place to express their depression and have to end their lives... Together, they depict the portrait of modern Japanese women in their old age. How to age with more dignity? Has the "revolution" of wives, mothers, and daughters-in-law succeeded?

This is a popular history book written by the famous historian Charles Ohman. The author uses a relatively brief space to outline the political history of the Byzantine Empire for more than a thousand years. From the establishment of Byzantine City to the fall of Constantinople in 1453, the major historical events of this thousand years are clearly visible. The author tells readers the historical process of the rise and fall of the Byzantine Empire, making people unable to help but lament the decline of this splendid civilization. The language of this book is relaxed, the clues are clear, the notes are concise and to the point, and there is not much academic content, allowing readers to easily understand the long history of the Byzantine Empire. This book is equipped with a large number of print-style illustrations, allowing readers to experience history more intuitively.

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

This book is hailed as one of the greatest literary works of Russian literature in the 20th century. It uses the devil's visit to Moscow as a clue to integrate magic, history and reality into three time-spaces. They are independent of each other in narrative and logically causal. Incomparably wild magic, true and false history, true love and ordinary reality are intertwined and stacked to form an extremely exquisite world. The author uses a playful writing style to outline the absurdity of the world, and reveals the complex relationship between good and evil, love and hate, truth and lies in the symbiotic opposition between good and evil, love and hate, truth and lies. The work breaks through the shackles of time and space and has eternal artistic charm, becoming another peak in the history of Russian literature.

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

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"History of Ancient Greece" takes the migration, development, rise, and decline of the Greeks as the main line, and uses population migration, geography, civilization, and war as clues to analyze the development of ancient Greece and present us a magnificent historical picture of ancient Greece. Where did the Greeks come from? Why did they establish colonies in Asia Minor and Italy? Who founded Athens and Sparta? And what are their political forms? Why did Athens and Sparta emerge as overlords of Greece? And how did the two overlords engage in war and alliance, until they all suddenly declined in the end? What kind of entanglements were there between the Greek and Persian empires? What was the famous Battle of Thermopylae like? Why did Athens become the soil that gave birth to ancient Greek philosophy? What impact did the Greco-Persian War and the Peloponnesian War have on Greece? Why was the rise of Thebes so short-lived? How did the Macedonian Kingdom conquer Greece? What did Alexander the Great's Eastern Expeditions bring to the world? In this book, these questions will be answered. As one of the brightest stars in human history, the history of ancient Greece is worth savoring.

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

"Here the famed King Arthur rests in the Isle of Avalon," reads an inscription at Glastonbury Abbey in the 12th century. Long before the Marvel universe, there was the romantic Arthurian universe, where King Arthur was a Western legend. This book explores the factual basis of the Arthurian legend and how characters, stories, and themes were developed through history, poetry, and prose; the author uses professional writing to describe the intersection of literature, mythology, and history, clearing away the many fogs surrounding the legendary world of King Arthur.

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

Is it nonsense, or is it the truth? Is it prejudice or sharpness? Ryu Murakami's most influential collection of essays, with sharp and lively writing, full of laughter and curses; genius-like originality and childish speaking without restraint; there are all kinds of people and diverse ideas, and these should all be allowed to exist. This book is a collection of essays by Ryu Murakami published in 1993, which caused a violent response in Japanese society. The title of each article is quite eye-catching. In the words of a critic, it is at the level of "advertising copywriting". In addition, in his articles, Murakami Ryu makes sharp, lively and forward-looking comments on the relationship between men and women in the current society (the decline of patriarchy, the rise of feminism, etc.) By laughing and scolding, which is often amazing. Like his novels, his collection of essays is also unique and shocking among similar works. It reflects the charming talent of the "literary genius" Ryu Murakami and is quite "appreciative".

In his later years, Rousseau revisited the past and examined his life. "The Reveries of the Lonely Walker" is his defense of himself. Together with "Confessions" and "Dialogue: Rousseau Comments on Jean-Jacques", it is called the "Rousseau Autobiography Trilogy". These ten rambler's reveries reveal Rousseau's thoughts of admiring feelings, praising oneself, and loving nature.

One of Hemingway's most popular non-fiction works, a desk classic for the young literary bourgeoisie, was translated by famous translator Tang Yongkuan. The translation is well-known, supplemented by precious black and white images of Paris in the 1920s and 1930s. The people, things, and objects described by Hemingway are classically reproduced in different visual texts. "If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris when you were young, then it will be with you wherever you go for the rest of your life, because Paris is a moveable feast." There are countless fictional or non-fictional works about Paris, and the "movable feast" written by Hemingway is perhaps the most lingering and lamentable among them. In the 1920s, Hemingway and his newlywed wife lived in Paris as journalists stationed in Europe. This book records the memory of this sojourn. However, this book was written more than thirty 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. Those people and objects have been out of focus and deformed through the lens of time. All personal memories about Paris are blended into a common historical memory of Paris. As the saying goes, "Paris will never end."

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

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

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

The novel consists of five stories, each story tells a fragment. The first chapter "Bella" (Бэла) tells the story of Bi Qiaolin meeting the young and simple Bella, hoping to draw new life motivation from his love for her, but instead of saving him, this love brought destruction to Bella. The second chapter, "Maxim Maximovich" (Максим Максимыч), tells the story of the meeting between Bicholin's former commander and friend Maxim Maximovich and the indifferent protagonist. Beecholin went to Persia and died on the road without purpose or purpose. The tragedy of the protagonist of the novel is deepened on a psychological level through Bi Qiaolin's diary. The diary is divided into three stories, which are relatively independent "Taman" (Тамань), "Princess Merry" (Княжна Мери) and "The Fatalist" (Фаталист). "Taman" tells the story of Bi Qiaolin who nearly died when he followed a smuggler out of curiosity. "Princess Merry" can be regarded as an independent work, and at the same time it is the most important part of "Modern Heroes". During the period of convalescence, Bicholin pretended to pursue Princess Merry out of jealousy of Grusinitsky and in order to indirectly get close to his old lover Vera. As a result, he was retaliated by Grusinitsky. Bi Qiaolin decided to end the matter with a duel. He killed Grusinitsky and abandoned Princess Merry, but Vera had quietly left him. "The Fatalist" is a psychological story, the last one in the novel, proving that Bi Qiaolin can still make a difference no matter what.

Austen explores love and marriage in her novels, but what about her in life? Her letters are now the only direct way we have access to her. Listen to her talk about the gossips, playful jokes, and delicate little thoughts between parents. In an era when communications were underdeveloped, writing letters was a convenient and mysterious way of communication, just like how we use phone calls, text messages, and WeChat today. Austen's letters are sometimes not written on the same day. They write a little today, a little tomorrow, and then send them out together, a bit like a diary. Although the letter is not as orderly as the novel, it allows us to see a more realistic Austen.

[Original work of the popular drama "Because I'm Too Afraid of Pain, I Use All My Defenses"! ]After the second event, Maple once again became the center of the topic. But she herself had no idea about this and continued her daily adventures with Sally. Building a guild, collecting materials, shearing sheep... She was active in the game and spent a peaceful and fulfilling day. Until - Do you accept the mission "Knights of Charity"? So, she appeared in "angel costume", and the road to becoming a god officially began.

"Island" has achieved a million-dollar sales miracle in China. Victoria Hislop came to China to attend the premiere ceremony in person with her masterpiece "Sunrise Hotel". "Sunrise Hotel" is overflowing with friendship, love, loyalty, betrayal, and hope in an epic family legend and historical conflict. The wrong love here lasts for a lifetime, but the awakening only lasts for a moment. Hate here is blind, and so is love. On the Mediterranean coast, the Sunrise Hotel is waiting quietly. The sun rises in everyone's morning. But few people realize that the morning light comes for themselves.

Through the growth path of Paul Korchagin, the novel tells people that only when a person defeats the enemy and himself in the hardships of the revolution, and only when he connects his pursuit with the interests of the motherland and the people, can he create miracles and grow into a steel warrior.

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

The title of "Across the River and into the Woods\u002F The Complete Works of Hemingway" comes from the words of Confederate general Thomas Jackson during the American Civil War before his death, "Let us cross the river and rest in the shade of the trees." As he grew older, the protagonist, Colonel Cantwell, became increasingly depressed, so he visited Venice and went to northern Italy to pay homage to the battlefield where he was injured, which aroused his painful memories and reflections on the two world wars. While traveling in Venice, Cantwell developed an innocent and merciless love with the beautiful Italian girl Renata.

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

The novel takes the Phantom series of cases as the main story line. In the process of solving the case, a series of various cases occurred. Around these cases, the detectives found the connections and clues. Through layers of pursuit of the murderers, they finally tracked down the behind-the-scenes instigators and brought them to justice.

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

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

A manuscript left behind by an unnamed young governess led to a horrifying story filled with suspicions: The young woman was hired to serve as a tutor to a pair of elementary school children at Bilu Manor, but unexpectedly discovered that two uninvited guests often haunted this ancient manor full of mystery, trying to seduce the two innocent children. In order to protect her students, the young female teacher had to stand up and deal with the evil spirits... Translation description: The novella "The Turn of the Screw" was first published in serial form in the American "Collier's Weekly" from January to April 1898. In October of the same year, it was included in the book "The Two Magics", published by William Heinemann and Macmillan respectively. Company) published in London and New York. The "American Library" edition of The Complete Works of Henry James uses the British edition when including this novel.

What kind of existence am I? Maybe, there is no me at all, there are only memories that have appeared. Without you as my best friend and lover, I can only fall into the dark night and never wake up... Takashi Tsuruga and his best friend Tomohiko are both engaged in cutting-edge research in brain science, and have been brothers and sisters for more than ten years. One day, Tomohiko grandly introduced his new girlfriend Mayuko to him. He suddenly discovered that it was the woman he had fallen in love with at first sight but missed. Love and hate intertwined in Chongshi's heart, and he was tortured by jealousy and self-blame until he was on the verge of collapse. However, overnight, Mayuko actually lived with him as a matter of course, and never mentioned Tomohiko. Tomohiko, who was originally dedicated to researching human brain memory, also disappeared.

"Loudan's Demon" records a huge unjust, false and wrong case in European history. It happened in the middle of the seventeenth century AD after the end of the dark Middle Ages and before the outbreak of the French Revolution. At that time, the name of the rector of the small French town of Loudain was Urbain Grandier. This man was knowledgeable and handsome, but unfortunately he was also a lover and secretly owed many romantic debts. These scandals made him enemies of many people in Loudain, and his enemies were determined to exact revenge on him. Soon, a group of nuns in a local monastery were "possessed by demons" and claimed that it was all because Father Grandi signed a contract with the devil, causing a group of demons to come to the center and indulge in extravagant behavior with them, and they were possessed by unclean spirits. After trials by religious courts and secular courts, Grandier was found guilty. Not only was he physically tortured, but he was eventually burned to death.

Ishikawa Takuboku's three-line short songs have unique descriptions of daily life, changes in the seasons, relatives, friends, children, rural customs, etc., And record the gains and losses in life with delicate and sensitive thoughts. As a poet who died of illness at a young age and made a brief appearance in the literary world, Ishikawa Takuboku's poems show irreplaceable value in terms of both his creative level and his understanding of life beyond the times. This book comprehensively collects Ishikawa Takuboku's poetry works, including two tanka collections by Ishikawa Takuboku. "A Grip of Sand" contains 551 tanka songs, and "Sad Toy" contains 194 tanka songs. These two collections of songs sincerely record the poet's sorrow and sighs in his life of poverty and illness, as well as his thoughts on the real world. Ishikawa Takuboku has included in the book one by one the trivial things that a person encountered in his youth, some happy and expectant moods, eagerness to try, the days of love and breakup, the time when he disliked life and work, worries about illness, missing his family, and feeling happy or unhappy because of the flowers and trees in the city. So today when we read his poems, almost every one of them can impress us.

How could a beautiful girl appear in an abandoned temple in the wilderness? What does the woman rescued on the road secretly draw in her study every day? What will happen if you go to a strange country where the concept of beauty and ugliness is completely reversed? This book collects 14 wonderful "Liao Zhai" stories. The author uses his rich imagination to create stories with gods and monsters as the theme. The plots are twists and turns, and the characters are vivid and vivid. The stories also reflect the current ills, criticize evil and promote good, and contain profound truths.

Montaigne (1533-1592) was the most important humanist writer after the French Renaissance and a cold observer of human emotions. In 1572, he began writing the "Collected Essays", which is called "a collection of all kinds of knowledge in the sixteenth century". Among sixteenth-century writers, few are as revered and accepted by modern people as Montaigne. He was an intellectual authority and critic in France before the Enlightenment, and an encyclopedic scholar who conducted dispassionate studies of various national cultures, especially Western culture. Judging from his thoughts and feelings, people seem to regard him as a modern man in his time. His prose, mainly philosophical essays, is world-famous for its rich ideological connotation and is known as the "treasure house of ideas."

At this point, the murderer has spent more time on death row than the victim has ever lived on earth. "He put us through hell," the sheriff declared. "I can't forgive." After brutally kidnapping and killing teenage girl Sally Smith, Larry Gene Bell repeatedly called the girl's family to harass her. He openly defied the police and even committed another crime while being hunted, killing a nine-year-old girl. How to find this serial killer? John Douglas used criminal profiling to predict his next move and planned to catch him before he started another killing spree. To this end, Douglas decided to take a risk and asked his sister Dawn, who looked similar to Sally, to serve as bait to lure the snake out of its hole. Dawn and her family bravely accepted the offer. ? The case of Larry Gene Bell is one of the most unforgettable cases in the career of legendary FBI agent and criminal profiling expert John Douglas. It clearly demonstrates the importance of controlling the killer's psychology through accurate profiling of criminal behavior in solving cases. Sally's family took unimaginable risks to lure the killer to reveal themselves. This was also an attempt by John Douglas and the FBI to push criminal profiling technology to the extreme.

This book is another masterpiece by the British best-selling novelist Victoria Hislop after "Island" and is a companion volume to "Island". The novel spans from the early 20th century to 2008. It is set in Thessaloniki, Greece, and reflects the century-old historical changes of modern Greece through the fate of a family: the 1917 city fire, the Balkan War, two world wars, the Nazi occupation, the Greek Civil War and other major historical events. And among them are the life experiences of ordinary individuals: the protagonists Katerina and Dimitri, as well as their families, companions, and neighbors, were separated, reunited, and separated because of the big history, and they resented, fell in love, and stayed with each other in the fate of individuals. "The Thread" is not only a family legend, but also a miniature modern history of Greece. Through delicate writing, Hislop brings readers into Thessaloniki, a city full of stories, to feel its glory and pain. It tells the story of how ordinary people used love, courage and tenacity to protect their families and humanity in the torrent of history, and ultimately allowed life and hope to continue.

"Midnight in June" In the middle of June, he waited in the dark for Lavinia to return home, using fear as bait and immersed in the memories of hide-and-seek. Then he showed up at the restaurant and while he was waiting again, his refill of milk spilled over the rim of the glass. "The Town Has Fallen Asleep" Lavinia and her friends watched the evening movie and heard rumors of a lone man murdering someone in the town. She ran home alone, feeling someone following her all the way. Finally entering the house, just as he was still in shock, he heard movement coming from inside the house. "Sailor, Returning from the Sea" The calm and storm before a thousand storms and calms were enough for him to remember for the rest of his life. The old captain stayed with the houseboat for the rest of his life, just because he remembered the epitaph carved by his wife with her life: "Never touch the land."

"The Girl Who Eats Birds" contains a total of 14 short stories. These stories are short, concise, and extremely explosive. A short scream, then the sound of water flowing, a divorced father hoping not to hear the sound of his teenage daughter eating a bird; a group of parents waiting for their children to finish school at the school gate, a father squeezing a butterfly to death, and then a large swarm of butterflies flew out of the school; a A man was ordered to kill a dog in the square, but in the end he found himself facing a group of dogs... Samantha Schwieblin is good at integrating incredible fantasy into the details of daily life, and uses an open ending to let readers ponder the hidden meaning in shock.

"Twilight" was first published in 1986. It is one of the few short story collections to win the PEN Faulkner Award. Each story included is a masterpiece of enduring power and elegant writing. Two upstarts in New York's legal profession embark on a wanton trip to Italy; an ambitious young screenwriter accidentally discovers the true meaning of art and honor; a female rider is involved in a terrible accident in a remote field. As night falls, she must face her fate alone... Salter's language is frugal and has a long aftertaste, and each story is heavy and calm, thrilling in silence. It shows Salt's strong language control as a novelist.

A collection of representative works by Mitch Albom, the best-selling author who shocked the world with "Tuesday Date" and dominates the book rankings. It is a "healing Bible" that has been passed down by word of mouth to 500 million readers around the world and has sold more than 10 million copies. It is highly recommended by Bi Shumin, Yu Qiuyu, Jin Shijie, Dong Qing, Yu Minhong, Jing Boran, Chen Yanxi, and Lin JJ. It is a book of hope that makes peace with life in the face of death and brings warmth to today's indifferent society. As long as you live seriously, you will always be there. I met these books at a certain moment; the CCTV program "The Reader" selected books, and the famous actor Jin Shijie performed the affectionate performance; the film of the same name "Tuesday" won the 52nd Emmy Award, starring Jack Lemmon, the first actor in history to win the Best Actor Award at the three major film festivals of Cannes, Venice, and Berlin, and the Academy Award for Best Actor, and Hank Azaria, the star of "Night at the Museum 2";; the adapted stage play was starred by the famous Taiwanese actor Jin Shijie. Mitch Albom's works often interpret the meaning of life through the perspective of death. To read Mitch Albom is to read about life. This set includes "Tuesday Date", "Five People You Meet in Heaven", "Rebirth in One Day", "A Little Faith", "Time Keeper" and "The First Call from Heaven", a total of 6 volumes.