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Based on the memories of Li Yinqiao, one of Mao Zedong's bodyguards, the author of "Red Wall Guards" records many little-known fragments of his life and work following the great man Mao Zedong, and depicts the great but ordinary side of Mao Zedong in real life. The book also specifically records the true story of "the first lady being difficult to maintain", reflecting the life situations of Mao Zedong and Jiang Qing at that time.

The movie of the same name adapted from the book will be released on August 8, starring Conan He Pei, Wang Pengkai, Li Xuejian, Jiang Wenli, and Li Youbin. "Red Star Shines on China" (also translated as "The Journey to the West") has been a best-seller since its publication in 1937. Dong Leshan's translation is today's classic reading for understanding the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. This book truly records what Snow saw and heard during on-the-spot interviews in the revolutionary base areas in northwest China from June to October 1936, and reported the situation in the red base areas to the world. This new edition is equipped with more than ten precious historical photos and is a classic edition launched by People's Literature Publishing House.

Andy and Vicki participated in a medical experiment during their college years and were injected with a drug called "The Sixth Batch". Unexpectedly, they both had some kind of superpower after that, and could control other people's wills or perceive minds. Later they fell in love, got married, and gave birth to their daughter Charlie. What makes them uneasy is that Charlie has been born with some terrible and uncontrollable power - when angry, he can ignite anything he looks at. At this time, they discovered that a group of people were closely monitoring their family. It turned out that behind the so-called medical experiment was a secret organization code-named "The Store", and the person in charge was Colonel Hollister. In order to prevent this secret operation from being exposed, they traced the whereabouts of the three people...

The "World War II Liberation Trilogy" series includes three volumes of Army at Dawn, Days of Fighting and Gunfire at Dawn: "Army at Dawn: From the Advance to Tunisia to the Liberation of North Africa, 1942~1943" (The Allies bet on North Africa and captured Tunisia to destroy the strategic initiative of the Axis forces!) This book uses the dangerous "Operation Torch" as the entry point to sort out the period from 1942 to 1943 in detail. In 2000, the Allied forces made an amphibious landing in North Africa, captured Tunisia, and annihilated the Axis African Corps. From their high spirits when they luckily landed in Morocco and Algiers, to their panic when they advanced into Tunisia and fought a fierce battle with the ferocious and experienced German army, the Allied forces found that they were not prepared for battle at all: logistical chaos, military misjudgments, competition for command, The British and American armies fought on their own... North Africa became a testing ground. The raid on Judeid, the Battle of Kesselring Pass, and the decisive battle in Tunisia were bloody battles one after another, tempering the Allied forces, especially the fledgling U. S. Army, into a tiger and wolf army! The book vividly describes the many protagonists who emerged on the battlefield: Eisenhower, Patton, Bradley, Montgomery, Rommel, Kesselring... Whether they are generals galloping on the battlefield to kill decisively, soldiers who kill coldly to survive, or ordinary people who are like ants in the flames of war, the wars written by Atkinson appear particularly real and terrifying! When Rommel was defeated, the North African Campaign finally produced countless elite soldiers and valuable combat experience for the landing in Sicily and Normandy, and the liberation of the European continent! "The Days of Fighting: From the Capture of Sicily to the Liberation of Italy, 1943~1944" (Crossing the Mediterranean, aiming at the first shot of the Apennines to disintegrate the Axis European defense line), this book combs the timeline of the Allied forces from landing in Sicily to the final capture of Rome, depicts the magnificent and heroic Italian campaign, and tells the story of countless "deaths for freedom"

It is indeed a Japanese horror ceiling! This book selects 7 Japanese-style thriller masterpieces from Kitou Okamoto's "The Catcher" novel. It's eerie, grotesque and romantic, and will give you chills down your spine immediately after reading it! In "The Housemaid", a girl is trapped in a strange house and dressed as a beautiful puppet. Who sneaks in at night and peeks at her sleeping face? In "The Brewmaster's Hour of Evil", people who are cursed by the Brewmaster will twist like crazy snakes... In "Cats", the old woman who was obsessed with raising cats turned into a cat before she died... In "The Half-Block", in the middle of the night when there is no one, the alarm bell rings by itself, and the red clothes are like ghosts, wandering around the streets...

This book is an excerpt from "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" in vernacular Chinese. Most of the characters in the book are flower demons and foxes. Pu Songling uses his extraordinary imagination and profound insight to build a netherworld that is both real and illusory, and both human and ghost. It is a true projection of human society, revealing the bitter and tragic life scenes of the world and the tragic life experiences of characters. It is a dream embodiment of an ideal society.

This book selects Maupassant's most representative short stories and short stories, including popular masterpieces such as "Ball of Suet", "The Necklace" and "My Uncle Jules", as well as the twists and turns of "The Mother of Freaks" and "The Hypnotic Chair". Maupassant was good at cutting out typical fragments from ordinary and trivial things, and summarizing the reality of life with small insights. His novels have unique conceptions, ups and downs of plots, vivid and detailed descriptions, and lifelike characters, which make people have endless aftertaste after reading them.

USA. The president received a report on the possibility of human extinction-the "Heisman Report". From this, a shocking plan related to the survival of mankind slowly kicked off. Japan. On the fifth day after his father's death, he received a mysterious email with a coded message. Following the instructions, he discovered that his father was engaged in some secret experiment during his lifetime. A line of small words scrawled in the relic caught his attention - "Heisman Report." Congo. The mercenaries received a dangerous mission: to exterminate the tribes infected with the deadly virus and collect the organs and blood of the dead at the same time. With his life hanging by a thread, he found that he had fallen into a horrifying trap... A ​​hunting plan related to the fate of mankind, an unprecedented extinction crisis, and a difficult choice before everyone! We eliminate all threats to human extinction except our cannibalistic nature!

"Moby Dick" is a marine-themed novel published in 1851 by Herman Melville (1819-1891). The novel describes Captain Ahab's pursuit and killing of the white whale Moby Dick, and his eventual death with the white whale. The story creates an atmosphere where people are sailing on the sea and encountering various dangers and even death at any time. It is the author's masterpiece.

Men and women of different identities, occupations, and ages gathered together and took turns telling the strange stories they had seen - a series of incredible ghost stories, which is the prototype of the story in this book. Now, please slowly unfold the dark gray cover and immerse yourself in the underworld of Japanese ghost stories under the dim light of the early spring snowy night... The mysterious frog god can actually enter dreams; the cursed shroud needs to be broken with blood; the cause of death of the brother and sister turned out to be verbal violence; the person is dead, but the ring suddenly appears; the chessboard is possessed by a cat's soul... Various characters take turns to play, and the ghostly and colorful atmosphere continues to spread under the dim light. The stories written by Kitou Okamoto are full of awe-inspiring and subtle beauty, which will make your blood rush. The incredible feeling creeps up your back and seeps into your bones... Fourteen mesmerizing twists and turns stories are skillfully told by Kitou Okamoto's light pen, and the slightest chill will hit your face as the pages unfold. This misty and drifting atmosphere makes people even more memorable after reading it, and it is extremely frightening and creepy to think about it.

The back of a wolf dynasty fades away. The old wolf king, who was kicked off the throne and driven out of the pack by his son, captured and killed a majestic red deer and dragged it back to his territory to prove that he was not old, and finally died sadly. The wolf queen refused to marry the new wolf king and did not migrate with the pack. She lived alone in Xiangwa with the old wolf king's posthumous child. She took a human child from the snow nest and nursed it; a deserter rescued a female wolf from a hunter's steel trap. When the deserter was hunted, the female wolf bravely stood up; when the human mother suddenly appeared in front of the wolf child, what would the wolf child do? When wolves disappear from nature, what people lack is not just a friend, but humanity's own story.

Weird gang customs reappear, the thrilling life in the bandits' lair is revealed, and a little-known story told to you by a bandit's descendant. This is a strange book that describes bandits from their perspective and depicts the life of bandits in Northeast China. An old wolf covered in blood, holding a box gun in his mouth, staggered towards the depths of the wilderness. The wolf and Beard forged a grudge against each other in the wilderness on a moonlit night when Big Cabinet returned from gambling and met a pack of wolves. The three accompanying beardies died in the belly of a wolf to save Dakei's life. Dakei ate the wolf's heart as a sacrifice to his dead brothers. On the night of the wolf meat feast, the wolves devoured the bandit's nest.

"The House of Flowers" is one of the full-length original novels The Ballad of Hanako (1), The Ballad of Hanako (2). The poor come to the door to beg for food, the Eight Immortals travel east and I travel west, the two lips of grandma and grandma are never separated, and wandering around is happiness for the whole life. The basket for beating dogs with sticks to beg for food is filled with food for two or three years, and the leftovers are put in it. Even if I give it to the county magistrate, I won't change it.

This book is an excerpt from "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" in vernacular Chinese. Most of the characters in the book are flower demons and foxes. Pu Songling uses his extraordinary imagination and profound insight to build a netherworld that is both real and illusory, and both human and ghost. It is a true projection of human society, revealing the bitter and tragic life scenes of the world and the tragic life experiences of characters. It is a dream embodiment of an ideal society.

As the name suggests, the goods chaser, combined with the definition of rare goods, refers to a person who chases rare goods. This kind of person is rare in the world. The skill of palm and eye is not passed down from son to daughter. Even if you want to accept an apprentice, you must collect four strange items from four different directions and have different functions to be worthy of the title of Cargo Chaser and then you can accept an apprentice. However, no cargo chaser has ever dared to establish a sect. At the same time, according to legend, the cargo chaser has never been passed down for more than five generations. Usually, the family is suddenly wiped out, or disappears from the world and disappears. After all, it is not just the cargo chaser who covets rare goods. Xingshu is one of the rare collectors in the contemporary era, but he is different from other collectors, and even different from those antique collectors. He is not even a player. He became a collector entirely because he was born in Youfu Hospital, also known as a mental hospital. After he was born, his mother disappeared...

"The Turn of the Screw" is a psychological horror novel written by Henry James, a nineteenth-century American writer. Critics classify it as fantasy, horror, or gothic fiction. It tells the process of the heroine's consciousness being tested. The story takes place in London, England. There is a simple country priest's daughter who is hired as a governess to take care of the children Miles and Flora in a manor. During her tenure, the female teacher felt that the ghosts of her predecessor and the manor's valet often appeared in the manor. At the same time, she wanted to confirm from Miles, Flora and the housekeeper Mrs. Gross that what she saw was not an illusion. These ghosts intentionally harm the children in the manor and make them cunning, making the heroine's rescue process more complicated. The various crimes exposed in the book are thought-provoking, and the horrific and dangerous scenes are shocking.

"Gitanjali" is an anthology of Rabindranath Tagore's poems. It includes fourteen collections of poems, including "Stories and Poems", "Gitanjali", "Gardener", "New Moon", "Birds", "Fruit Gathering", "Wandering Thoughts", "Lovers' Collection", "Ferry", "Once Again", "Leaf Plate", "Edge", "Sickbed" and "Birthday". It can be said to represent all the essence and higher achievements of Tagore's poetry creation. "The Hungry Stone" is an anthology of Rabindranath Tagore's short stories and short stories, including "The Secret Agent", "The Man of Kabul", "Skeleton", "The Hungry Stone", "Four People" and "Two Sisters". "Shipwreck" is Rabindranath Tagore's masterpiece. The whole story describes the joys and sorrows of Nari Naksha and Kamana, an extremely pious and kind-hearted young couple. But more importantly, Tagore actually fully expressed his outlook on life and world view through this story. "Entanglement" is Tagore's novel describing urban life and the bourgeoisie. The novel chastises the empty and humble spiritual soul of capitalists, outlines the historical trajectory of capital's fortune and development, and truly describes the Indian bourgeoisie and its spiritual characteristics in the nineteenth century. "Memories of Life" selects life memories, literary travel notes and literary articles with literary biographies, so that readers can enjoy the beauty in their knowledge. "The Flower Girl" is an anthology of Rabindranath Tagore's dramas, which includes seven dramas including "The Flower Girl", "Sacrifice", "Mokdotala", "The King", "Post Office", "Malini" and "Nandini". The plays selected in this book are Tagore's creations in different periods, comprehensively demonstrating Tagore's dramatic thoughts and creative achievements.

We plan to compile a seven-volume "Collected Works of Gogol". Gogol's works are of various genres, including novels, novellas, short stories, dramas, reviews, etc., So they are divided into volumes according to the selection principle of genre: Volume 1: short and medium-sized novels "Nights in the Countryside with Dikonka", "Mirgrad", "Stories of Petersburg", etc. The second volume: the drama "The Imperial Envoy", "The Wedding", etc.; The third volume: the novel "Dead Souls"; the fourth volume: the collection of letters "Letter with Friends", etc.; The fifth volume: literary theory.

This set of books is the "Bath-Lagg Trilogy" series of books, including: "Pardido Street Station", "Scar" and "The Iron Parliament". This is a chaotic world full of high-pressure rule and transformed people; it is full of amazing magical wonders; Bath-Lage is a huge city-state that encompasses thousands of different cultures and races. New Clobusan, Bath-Lage's sinful city of power. This is the birthplace of all nightmares... Scientists with weird personalities and extraordinary talents, struggling insect-headed people who yearn for freedom, hawks who cannot fly, and the "mechanical parliament" that can think... A dangerous experiment accidentally released a group of deadly moths, everyone fell into a nightmare, and fatal danger swept the entire city. In order to find out the truth of the experiment and escape capture, the fate of these exiles was closely linked, and a dangerous plan began...

Most of Hawthorne's works are based on the history of New England for more than two hundred years. Among them are the heroic spirit of the colonial people against the brutal rule of the mother country, the tragic fact that the Puritans used exorcism as an excuse to persecute heretics and suppressed Quakers, the customs and customs of ordinary people's daily lives, and the shameless actions of the upper class. Overall, there are both historical volumes and folklore sketches. "The Collected Novels of Hawthorne" translated by Hu Yunhuan focuses on Hawthorne's novels "Fan Xiao", "Retold Stories", "The Scarlet Letter", "Legends of Fortune", "The House with the Seven Gables", "Moss in the Ancient House", "Jade Figures", "The Snowman and Other Retold Stories", allowing readers to have an overall understanding and grasp of Hawthorne's novels.

Graham Greene is a legendary master who has been nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 21 times. In 1950, he was nominated for the first time and has been nominated 21 times in his life. He is known as the uncrowned king of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Although he never won a prize in his life, he was regarded as a spiritual idol and mentor by many Nobel Prize winners such as Marquez, Faulkner, V. S. Naipaul, J. M. Coetzee, William Golding, and Mario Llosa. García Márquez said: "Although the Nobel Prize was awarded to me, it was also indirectly awarded to Greene. If I had not read Greene, I would not have written anything." Russ Fussell, a judge of the Nobel Prize for Literature, said: "Not awarding Greene the Literature Prize is a major mistake in the history of the Nobel Prize." This work The collection includes all of Graham Greene's representative works from the early to the late period: "The Human Factor", "Our Man in Havana", "The End of Love", "The Core of Destiny", "The Quiet American", "A Betrayed Killer", "Stamboul Train", "Ministry of Terror", "The Secret Service".

"John Christophe" describes the protagonist's life of struggle, 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. Beethoven was born in an era when "breaking" and "establishing" were in conflict. He was talented and composed one song after another that has been handed down from generation to generation; he had an ill-fated fate and went through hardships, but he still insisted on "being devoted to good and loving freedom more than anything else... Romain Rolland also compiled Beethoven's will and letters into a collection. Michelangelo has the ability to A powerful force that influenced an era. Before him, the artistic sky in Florence was dull and lacked vitality. After him, Michelangelo's style influenced almost three centuries of artists...

Stefan Zweig is the Austrian-German Jewish writer with the most readers and the most beloved readers today. He also writes poetry, novels, dramas, literary theory, and biographies. He is most famous for his achievements in biography and novels. His representative works include the short story "The Story of Chess" and "Letter from a Strange Woman", the memoir "The World of Yesterday", and the biography of writers and historical figures "The Three Masters". His works have been adapted many times and put on the stage and screen. Zweig is known as "the writer who understands women best in the world" and is also "the conscience of Austria." His elegant and passionate writing style is consistent in both fictional and non-fictional works. He not only writes secret passions with cold poetry, but also tells the fate of an entire generation in his personal destiny. This set includes his novel "The Intoxication of Metamorphosis" (currently the only Chinese translation in China), classic short story collections "Letter from a Strange Woman", "The Story of Chess", "Yesterday's Journey", "The Love of Erica Ewald", representative biographies "Three Writers: Casanova, Stendhal, Tolstoy", "Three Masters", "When Human Stars Shine: Fourteen Portraits of Historical Figures", and the final memoir "The World of Yesterday". Novels, biographies, and memoirs are all included. The works cover all stages of the author's creative career, clearly showing the author's creative context.

An encyclopedia of human nature, written about everyone you may meet in your life! Fu Lei, a leading figure in the field of French translation, spent 25 years and carefully translated 15 selected articles, all of which are included! The missing article "Cat Ball Store" was carefully translated and proofread by Luo Xinzhang, the "successor of Fu's translation". The author Balzac is the Napoleon of literature, a mirror of French society, and the spiritual leader of many literary greats such as Hugo, Proust, Zweig, Hardy, Maugham, and Mu Xin! In the common spiritual world of mankind, "Human Comedy" uses 91 novels and more than 2,400 typical images to integrate various aspects of the world and write about everyone you may encounter in your life. This is an encyclopedia of human nature, a rare literary monument!

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Twenty years ago, Professor Lan Cheng encountered a shipwreck during a sailing trip. He and his companions were stranded on an isolated island. They could only survive by eating a lemon-like fruit and "lizard meat". When everyone was on the verge of despair, Professor Lan Cheng proposed that every night A person tells the weirdest and most bizarre stories he has ever experienced or heard in his life to satisfy some spiritual needs. However, these people died one by one not long after telling the stories, and in the end there were only three people left. Professor Lan Cheng was one of them. So, was that shipwreck really an accident? Why did the person who told the story die mysteriously? What secrets happened twenty years ago?

No one can predict the day when death will come, and doctors, no matter how skilled they are, can do nothing. While Ralph Roberts was accompanying his wife, Caroline, for several months of treatment, he clearly heard the ticking sound of death bugs coming from his wife's body, as if it was an invitation from death. About a month after his wife's death, Ralph suffered from insomnia. He would wake up earlier than the day before every day until he could hardly sleep all night. Insomnia gradually changed Ralph's life. He tried to resist, but found that everything around him became strange. He actually began to see things that others could not see: "balloon strings" floating above people's heads, colorful haloes lingering on people, and two strange short bald men haunting the streets at night... The daily life of a small town in Maine seemed to be out of control. People kept having personality mutations, and all behaviors seemed to be caused by mental disorders. It's as if death has descended on this town and grabbed it by the throat. Ralph is gradually lost in reality and illusion...

This book is an excerpt from "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" in vernacular Chinese. Most of the characters in the book are flower demons and foxes. Pu Songling uses his extraordinary imagination and profound insight to build a netherworld that is both real and illusory, and both human and ghost. It is a true projection of human society, revealing the bitter and tragic life scenes of the world and the tragic life experiences of characters. It is a dream embodiment of an ideal society.

The novel, a political novel distinct from Conrad's nautical novels, is now considered one of Conrad's best novels and predicted the rise of terrorism, anarchy, and secret agencies like MI5 in the 20th century. The New York Times praised this book as "the most outstanding novelistic study of terrorism" and it is one of the most quoted novels on the theme of terrorism by the American media after 9'11. It was also included in the American Modern Library's list of the 100 best English-language novels of the 20th century and the American Society of Mystery Novelists' list of the 100 best detective novels of all time. Mr. Verloc is the owner of a small shop in London selling pornographic films, contraceptives and knick-knacks, but accidentally gets acquainted with a group of anarchists.

"The Scholars" is a novel written by Wu Jingzi in the Qing Dynasty. It was written in the 14th year of Qianlong (1749) or a little before. It is now handed down in manuscript and was first published in the 8th year of Jiaqing (1803). The book's fifty-six chapters use realism to describe the different performances of various people regarding "fame and wealth". On the one hand, it truly reveals the process and reasons for the corruption of human nature, thereby deeply criticizing and ridiculing the corruption of officials at that time, the shortcomings of imperial examinations, and the hypocrisy of ethics; on the other hand, it passionately praises the protection of human nature by a few characters by insisting on themselves, thus embodying the author's ideals. The use of vernacular in the novel has become more proficient, and the characterization of the characters is also quite in-depth and delicate, especially the use of superb satirical techniques, making the book a masterpiece of Chinese classical satirical literature. This book is the second volume.

"Ancient Classic Story Library: The Legend of Bao Gong's Cases" consists of four volumes. Each volume is divided into two categories of public cases. There are more than four cases listed under each category, all of which were cases decided by Guo Gong. The beginning of the volume lists the origin of Mr. Guo. It is said that he was enlightened since childhood and had a strong and straightforward nature. When he grew up, he entered the official career. Wherever he went, the people regarded him as his parents. He also enforced the law impartially and judged cases like a god. Later, cases of bullying and homicide were listed. The second volume lists murders and robberies. The third category involves cases of fraud and redress of grievances. The fourth category includes cases of adultery and occupation. The book not only examines the cases carefully, but also creates an image of an upright official who enforces the law impartially, is upright and honest, and eliminates harm for the people.

"The Scholars" is a novel written by Wu Jingzi in the Qing Dynasty. It was written in the 14th year of Qianlong (1749) or a little before. It is now handed down in manuscript and was first published in the 8th year of Jiaqing (1803). The book's fifty-six chapters use realism to describe the different performances of various people regarding "fame and wealth". On the one hand, it truly reveals the process and reasons for the corruption of human nature, thereby deeply criticizing and ridiculing the corruption of officials at that time, the shortcomings of imperial examinations, and the hypocrisy of ethics; on the other hand, it passionately praises the protection of human nature by a few characters by insisting on themselves, thus embodying the author's ideals. The use of vernacular in the novel has become more proficient, and the characterization of the characters is also quite in-depth and delicate, especially the use of superb satirical techniques, making the book a masterpiece of Chinese classical satirical literature. This book is the first volume.

This book collects four romantic novels, including "The Sea of ​​Hatred", "The Ashes of the Catastrophe", "Change of Love" and "The Strange Story of Electric Skills", based on serializations in magazines such as "Yueyue Novel" in old Shanghai. "The Sea of ​​Hate" places the love tragedy of two young men and women in the context of the Gengzi Incident. While describing their tumultuous experiences when their work was separated, it also shows people a series of thrilling and desolate historical scenes, thus giving their personal tragedies a distinct mark of the times. "Ashes" is a family ethics tragedy, set against the backdrop of the anti-Chinese labor ban movement in the United States. It describes the tragic experiences of a young couple and is a blood-and-tear indictment of a sinful society. The plot of the work is tortuous, the story is vivid, and it is vivid and realistic in the use of spoken language and the description of customs and human feelings. "Change of Love" is Wu Jianren's final work. It describes the love tragedy of a pair of young children in the old era, and reveals the profound conflict between human nature and ethics. "Strange Stories of Electrical Skills" was originally a Japanese narration of a strange case in England, described in detail by Fang Qingzhou, and Wu Jianren "derived meaning" based on it. Although the plot of this book is based on it, it is actually Wu Jianren's re-creation.

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"Yuewei Thatched Cottage Notes" is a short story in classical Chinese written in the form of notes by Ji Yun, who was born as a scholar in the Hanlin Academy of the Qing Dynasty between the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong (1789 AD) and the third year of Jiaqing (AD 1798). It mainly collects and compiles various folk tales about foxes, ghosts and gods, karma and retribution, admonishing good and punishing evil, etc. That were circulated around the time, or strange anecdotes heard personally. Although the book is full of sermons about karma and retribution, it reflects the decadence and darkness of the last days of feudal society through various descriptions. "Notes of Yuewei Thatched Cottage" has a clear anti-Confucian tendency, which reflects the author's progressive understanding of human nature and social issues. This book is the sixth volume.

The original name of "Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses" is "The Legend of Loyalty and Chivalry". It is a very famous chivalrous novel about public cases in China. This book has been widely circulated and has far-reaching influence, making it almost a household name. The novel has a total of one hundred and twenty chapters, divided into two parts. The first part begins with the civet cat exchanging for the prince, and tells the story of the knights assisting Bao Zheng in his struggle against the treacherous minister Pang Ji and his son; the second part mainly tells the story of the knights assisting Yan Chasan in cutting off the wings of the King of Xiangyang. The whole novel has interlocking plots, climaxes one after another, vivid characters, and humorous and vivid language. It makes you put it down after reading it. Zhan Zhao's tolerance and loyalty, Jiang Ping's cunning and cleverness, Xu Qing and Zhao Hu's rudeness and straightforwardness, Ai Hu's simplicity and innocence, Zhi Hua's wit and unrestrainedness, Ouyang Chun's reservedness, especially Bai Yutang's unrestrained and youthful spirit, all left a deep impression on people.

"Yuewei Thatched Cottage Notes" is a short story in classical Chinese written in the form of notes by Ji Yun, who was born as a scholar in the Hanlin Academy of the Qing Dynasty between the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong (1789 AD) and the third year of Jiaqing (AD 1798). It mainly collects and compiles various folk tales about foxes, ghosts and gods, karma and retribution, admonishing good and punishing evil, etc. That were circulated around the time, or strange anecdotes heard personally. Although the book is full of sermons about karma and retribution, it reflects the decadence and darkness of the last days of feudal society through various descriptions. For example, there are chapters describing princes, nobles, wealthy businessmen, and bully landlords who rely on their power to commit crimes. This book is the second volume.

"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" has nearly 500 chapters, with superb thinking and sharp writing, and promotes the anti-feudal democratic spirit. The lonely ghosts, flower demons and the underworld are undoubtedly the focus and interpretation points of Pu's legendary legend. However, the vast world and all kinds of human beings, including animals, insects and butterflies, mountains, rivers and ravines, diving fish and dragons, wind, frost, thunder and lightning, study halls and examination halls, government offices, market shops, and boudoir houses, are all transformed and transformed in the writing. Among them, the satirical exposure of the shortcomings of the imperial examinations and official corruption is extremely heart-wrenching; the flower demons, ghosts and foxes endowed with beautiful humanity, and the life-or-death love story between humans and demons are particularly touching...

This book is a long historical romance novel of the Qing Dynasty, with a total of one hundred chapters and 665,000 words. It is a novel with dual characteristics of heroic legend and historical romance. Taking the peasant uprising at the end of the Sui Dynasty as the background of the story, it tells a historical romance about the fall of the Sui Dynasty and the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, recreating that historical era with great changes and numerous heroes.

This book is based on the historical events of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and uses the romantic story of the reincarnation lovers of Sui Yang, Zhu Gui'er and Tang Minghuang and Yang Yuhuan as the framework to describe the history of more than 170 years from the time when Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty launched an army to attack Chen to the death of Emperor Minghuang of the Tang Dynasty. It tells the heroic legends of Qin Qiong, Xu Maogong, Cheng Yaojin, Li Jing, Yuchi Gong, Luo Cheng and others who fought against the Sui Dynasty and revived the Tang Dynasty. It describes the scandals about Emperor Jingchang's palace and the love affair between Tang Xuanzong's imperial concubines, as well as Tang Taizong Li Shimin's acceptance of the anti-Sui heroes, the Xuanwumen's murder of his brother to seize power, and the creation of the martial arts and culture of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

A representative work by the outstanding British satirist Swift, he uses the voice of a surgeon Gulliver to narrate his experience of being shipwrecked on a voyage and drifting to several strange countries.

This book consists of two masterpieces by Jane Austen. "Pride and Prejudice" tells a love story between young men and women. The male protagonist Darcy behaves arrogantly, causing the heroine Elizabeth to always be prejudiced against him, which also makes their love journey full of hardships. The work truly reproduces the common views on love, marriage and values ​​of the middle class in British rural society at that time. "Sense and Sensibility" takes two sisters with very different personalities as the protagonists and tells the story of their love experiences. Using contrasting techniques, it shows the rationality and calmness of sister Eleanor and the passion and sensibility of sister Marianne. Thus it reflects the value orientation of secular human relationships and love and marriage in British rural society at that time.

This travelogue is a ruthless and comprehensive criticism of British society in the first half of the eighteenth century; in particular, it heartily exposes and ruthlessly criticizes the rulers' corruption, incompetence, boredom, viciousness, debauchery, greed, and arrogance. This kind of critical voice even reaches a sharp and extreme level in Houyhnhnms' Travels. Swift directly points the finger at the sinful, stupid, dirty, and irrational human beings as a whole. The Houyhnhnm country composed of horses was his ideal utopia. Gulliver was exiled by the wise and rational Houyhnhnms. Full of melancholy, he returned to the homeland that gave birth to him but disgusted him. He had to spend the rest of his life with a group of "yahoos" in anger and helplessness.

The world-famous translation library: Rousseau (a total of 3 volumes) contains: "Rousseau: Confessions", "Rousseau: Reveries on a Walk", "Rousseau: New Héloïse (Part 1 and 2)". Introduction to episode content: "Rousseau: Confessions" is Rousseau's autobiography. The book is divided into two parts. The theme is to reflect some kind of cruelty and oppression of people by society through Rousseau's own rough life. In this book, which is called "a strange book in the history of literature", Rousseau analyzes himself as a human specimen. He presents his soul to readers sincerely and nakedly, and his level of frankness is unprecedented. Because of the spirit of individual freedom reflected in the work, the work is regarded as a precursor to romantic literature in the 19th century. "Rousseau's Collection: Reveries on a Walk" is Rousseau's posthumous work and the sequel to "Confessions". Rousseau's works advocate self-expression, express feelings, and love nature. These characteristics are more prominent in "Ramble" than in other works. The Rousseau in this work is Rousseau in his most innocent state. This work is the product of his intimate conversation with his own soul, and is an analysis and dissection of his own soul. "Rousseau: New Héloïse (Part 1 and 2)" is an epistolary novel written by Rousseau in 1761 and is known as the most important novel in the 18th century. The book is divided into six parts. The plot of the novel is from 1732 to 1745 and consists of 163 letters. The title of the book is borrowed from the love tragedy of the 12th century girl Heloise and her teacher Abelard. The novel tells the story of the love tragedy of the heroine Julie and her teacher Saint-Preux who fell in love but failed to do so. This book is the first novel in the history of French literature that praises love as a noble sentiment of human beings and describes the beautiful scenery of nature. It had a huge influence on subsequent French literature.

"The Return of the Native" is a representative "novel of character and environment" written by the famous British writer Thomas Hardy. The work is set in the Egtown Wasteland in Wessex, southwest England, and describes the different tragic fates of five young men and women. It is an important sign that Hardy's novel art begins to mature, and is one of Hardy's important works. "Jude the Obscure" is Hardy's masterpiece. The novel mainly describes the study experience of a young man named Jude and his short life encounters. It also depicts the customs and folk customs of the British countryside at the end of the 19th century, presenting a picture of secular customs in front of readers. "The Mayor of Casterbridge" is one of Hardy's masterpieces. The work tells the story of the protagonist Henchal, who was originally a grassroots worker who betrayed his wife and daughter due to drunkenness. He regretted it so much that he stopped drinking and worked hard to get rich. Twenty years later, he became the mayor of Casterbridge. Later, his wife and daughter returned to him, but disasters also followed one after another. Through this tragic description, the author reveals the disasters that capitalist development has brought to the working people and condemns the irrationality of the capitalist system. "Tess" is one of Hardy's important masterpieces. The novel takes the experiences of the heroine Tess as the main line, describing the conflict between the beautiful poetic image and the surrounding gloomy reality. It vividly describes the disintegration of the small-scale peasant economy after capitalism invaded the British countryside at the end of the 19th century and the painful process of individual farmers heading towards poverty and bankruptcy. "The Adventure of Hippoly" is an anthology of Hardy's short stories and short stories, including "The Melancholy Hussars in the German Legion", "The Tragedy of Two Careers", "An Imaginative Woman", "Friends from the Countryside", "Rumors of 1840", "Withered Branches" and "The Adventure of Hippoly".

"Eugénie Grandet" is Balzac's famous work and "one of the outstanding pictures" in "The Human Comedy". The novel tells a story about money destroying a family. "Petro Goriot" takes Paris in late 1819 and early 1820 as the social background. Through the story of the noodle merchant Goriot and his two daughters, as well as the "history of struggle" of the young college student Rastignac, it describes the bizarre and bizarre life of Paris society. "Aunt Bei" is an important work of Balzac. The novel is based on the life of the French upper class in the mid-19th century, and takes the fate of Baron Hulot de Hervé's family as the main line. It tells the story of how the baron, driven by crazy passion, betrayed his pure wife step by step, hurt his innocent daughter, ruined the family's reputation, tarnished the army's reputation, and was ultimately ruined. "Uncle Bangs" is Balzac's masterpiece and is known as the "peak of his art". Through Uncle Bangs, Balzac vividly presents to us the greatness and nobility of mankind, as well as the humbleness, ugliness and filth of mankind. "The Peasant" is Balzac's masterpiece. The novel describes the conflict between the land ownership of aristocratic large estates and the small land ownership of the bourgeoisie, and the peasants are in the middle of these two social forces, just like "a bug is caught between a hammer and an anvil." Balzac here describes the poverty situation in the countryside after the bourgeois revolution under the double exploitation of landlords and bourgeoisie, the farmers' strong hatred for the exploiters, and the farmers' dependence on loan sharks determined by their economic status at the time. "A Woman of Thirty" is an important work in Balzac's "Human Comedy". This book is actually a combination of six short stories published at different times. When included in "The Human Comedy", the author unified the names of the protagonists of the six stories and changed the overall title to "A Thirty-Year-Old Woman". In this book, for the first time, the author connects private customs with the era of characters' lives. The conflicts in private life and the conflicts in social life are integrated and complementary to each other. Love life, family life and public life are interdependent and harmonious with each other. In addition, this book also includes "The False Mistress". "Lily of the Valley" is one of Balzac's outstanding novels and a shining pearl in the treasure house of French literature. The novel describes the young aristocrat Felix's pursuit of Countess Morserve. This is a sad and touching love song. In the story that happened in the castle, we can see the changing times. The influence of the Hundred Days Coup, the changes in the palace, the exile life of the old nobles, the fortune of the young nobles in Paris, etc., Are all deeply marked by the times. "Colonel Chabe" is an anthology of Balzac's short stories and short stories, including "The Cat Ball Shop", "Gobusek", "Double Family", "Colonel Chabe", "The Abandoned Woman", "The Atheist at Mass" and "The Privacy of the Princesse de Cardignan".

The novel "The Three Musketeers" mainly describes what happened during the period when French Cardinal Richelieu became prime minister in 1624 to when he attacked and occupied La Rochelle, the main base of the Huguenots in 1628. The adventures of d'Artagnan and the three musketeers are vivid and fascinating in Dumas's writing. "Twenty Years Later" is the sequel to Alexandre Dumas's famous work "The Three Musketeers". Together with "The Three Musketeers" and "The Vicomte de Bragelonne", they form the "D'Artagnan Trilogy". In the twists and turns of the story, the whole work gives people a sense of climax after another, which is exciting and soul-stirring. "The Count of Monte Cristo" is a popular historical novel and the representative work of the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870). This book is full of romantic legend, and the chapters are unique, novel and fascinating. "Black Tulip" is based on the fierce political struggle in the Netherlands in the seventeenth century, with the cultivation of black tulips as the main line, and describes the touching love story of a young man and woman.

"Snow" is Tanizaki Junichiro's masterpiece and one of the outstanding masterpieces in the entire Showa literary world. The novel is a genre novel describing the love story between young men and women of the Japanese middle class. It mainly describes the life stories of the four sisters Tsuruko, Sachiko, Yukiko and Taeko of the wealthy Osaka businessman Makiko family after their separation on the eve of the Pacific War. It has created four women with different styles in daily life: the eldest daughter-Tsuruko, who contains poignancy and sadness, the sound and perfect second daughter-Sachiko, the third daughter-Yukiko who embodies all traditional beauty, and the independent fourth daughter-Taeko. Although "Snow" is a life novel, it touches on local customs, social events, foreign exchanges, etc. The work is like a long painting with bright colors and elegant style, showing the whole life of modern Japanese upper class. It is praised as "the best folk novel" with classic style and "story literature with unique talents".

"Robinson Crusoe" is a novel published in 1719 by Daniel Defoe. This book is an epistolary theory novel, and the title character is a fictional autobiographical story of the protagonist. The novel tells the story of Robinson Crusoe, a survivor of a shipwreck, who spent 28 years on a remote and desolate tropical island - Trinidad. His partner was a captive indigenous man whom the protagonist rescued from cannibals. Since that day was Friday, the native was named "Friday". After experiencing savages and captives, he established himself as the governor on the island and became the ruler of the desert island. Later, he assisted the British ships passing by the desert island to put down the rebel sailors, and left the desert island by boat and returned to the UK. After entering civilized society, Robinson relied on the income from Brazilian plantations to become a wealthy man, married a wife and had children, and lived a stable life.