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"The Three Musketeers" is one of the masterpieces of French writer Alexandre Dumas. The novel mainly describes the story of the French Cardinal Richelieu, who became prime minister in 1624 and captured the city of La Rochelle, the main base of the Huguenots in 1628. In order to help King Louis XIII, Archbishop Richelieu tried his best to seize the Queen's ambiguous relationship with the British Prime Minister, the Duke of Buckingham. The protagonist d'Artagnan and his good friends the three musketeers launched a series of struggles to rescue the queen and break through the trap set by the archbishop, and finally preserved the queen's reputation.

"The Shackles of Humanity" is Maugham's autobiographical classic work, and it is also considered to be an important masterpiece that is second to none and widely circulated. Together with "The Moon and Sixpence", "The Veil" and "The Blade", it laid the foundation of Maugham's "story master" and his unique position in literary history. The story is based on Maugham's personal experience, describing the complete process of the disabled protagonist Philip from being an orphan to growing up, including family, love, friendship, campus, art, and ideals. Amidst the many shackles, he struggled to find freedom and found it rare, and finally discovered that this is the true face of human nature. Can we get rid of the shackles of human nature? What is growing up and what is maturity? The answer is floating in the wind, with laughter and tears.

This book is a collection of novels by the French writer Maupassant, who is known as the "master of short stories". It is named after his representative work "Ball of Suif" and includes famous works such as "The Necklace", "Miss Wenwen", "My Uncle Jules", and "All in the Family". "Ball of Suet" is his famous work and one of his masterpieces. The story uses the tragic experience of Ball of Suif to reflect the ugly and dirty soul under capitalism. Hidden beneath their hypocritical masks are rotten entrails and filthy thoughts.

"Childhood, In the World, My University" is Gorky's famous trilogy of autobiographical novels. It covers the three stages of life growth. Gorky blended his personal experience and real feelings into the text, making this work vivid and full of vitality. These works have always attracted Lenin's attention. When he told Lenin about his painful life and tragic experiences, he received such affirmation from Lenin. He said: "You should write all these down, old friend, you should write! All this is very beneficial, very beneficial!" Once the novel was published, it attracted great attention from the society. Gorky's personal experience truly reflected the current social situation at that time and criticized the decadence of the Tsarist autocratic rule at that time. The narrator narrated the miserable life of the people at the bottom of society at that time, the selfishness of the small citizens, and the greed and hatred of the rich. It can be said that Gorky's trilogy still has profound educational significance and classic literary charm to this day.

"Wuthering Heights" describes Heathcliff, a gypsy abandoned child who was adopted by the old owner of the mountain village. He could not bear the humiliation and was frustrated in love, so he went out to get rich. After returning, he found that his girlfriend Catherine had married the landowner Linton, and a story of revenge against the landowner and his children followed. The whole novel is filled with a strong fighting spirit against oppression and seeking freedom, and is always enveloped in a bizarre, tense and romantic artistic atmosphere. At first, the work was called a naive fantasy of a young female writer that was divorced from reality. However, combined with the fierce class struggle in the region it describes and the social phenomena in Britain at that time, it was soon highly recognized by critics and warmly welcomed by readers.

"How Steel Was Tempered" is a novel written by the author based on his personal experience, which reflects the fierce struggle of young people in the 1920s and 1930s to participate in establishing and consolidating the Soviet power and rebuilding the national economy. The protagonist, Pavel Korchagin, was seriously injured in the war and later became paralyzed and blinded. In order to return to the post of building the country, he studied hard on his own, read a large number of literary works, gradually improved his writing skills, and finally wrote a touching novel, continuing to make outstanding contributions to the people.

This is the continuation of the third part of Dengeki Boy, so let's start without further nonsense.

The set contains 6 volumes in total, including "Purple and Black", "Born in Purple", "Color of Steel", "Power of the Bow", "The Death of Armor" and "Sixteen Strategies for City Defense".

"All Quiet on the Western Front" tells the story of Paul and other young men who were incited to join the army during World War I, and gradually awakened in the brutal war. In the end, Paul was killed in action. It has a strong anti-war flavor.

"Paradox 13" is a rare apocalyptic-themed suspense work among Keigo Higashino's works. It is known as the long-lost masterpiece since "The Devotion of Suspect X". Tokyo. Black Friday, March 13, 13:13:13. Police officer Fuyuki was shot while arresting gangsters, but the next moment he found that he was still alive and uninjured, but everyone else had disappeared out of thin air. Fires and accidents were everywhere, and the city was in ruins. He searched everywhere and met 12 other survivors one after another, and everyone gathered together to survive. The situation is getting worse and worse: the country and society have been wiped out. Typhoons, tsunamis, earthquakes, and diseases are attacking in turn. Some people are fighting among themselves and some are dying. The whole world seems to be trying its best to eliminate them. Just when the team was on the verge of collapse, they got a chance to escape with only 13 seconds.

Stock trader Alvin Benson is a "good old man" in the eyes of his relatives and friends, but he is suddenly shot at home. His brother, Major Benson, runs between the police and prosecutors, trying to find out the real culprit who killed his brother. Detective Vance happened to be involved in the investigation of the case. He made a shocking statement at the murder scene, saying that the case could be solved in five minutes. But what's puzzling is that Vance then threw out six lists one after another, and all of them were suspected of committing the crime. As the murder suspects were denied one by one, the real culprit behind the scenes also emerged, and the outcome of the case was also bizarre and unbelievable.

Four "bad guys" with extraordinary talents: one is able to see through all lies, one is good at confusing people with words, one is like a divine assistant who can tell time accurately, and the other is good at picking up things in an instant. On the surface, they live an ordinary life. Sometimes they get together, wearing the same suit bought at a sale, sunglasses and a woolen hat, and walk towards the stage where they pursue romance - the bank. Their primary goal is to get the money while trying not to cause trouble to others. Once again, they drove happily on the road to escape to victory. It only took them 213 seconds to reach the car-changing point. A car suddenly rushed out of the road and approached them directly as if it had been calculated. They come home with a full load every time, but they are about to be robbed.

"No trace of crime" Murder cases that occurred one after another across Japan were hastily closed as accidents due to the judgment of the police and experts. Only geochemistry professor Aoe Shusuke and grassroots detective Nakaoka Yuji believe that there is still something fishy about the incident. But during the investigation, the two encountered terrifying phenomena that were almost magical. Is there really a witch, or is there a bigger conspiracy behind the case...

In order to stop the criminals, I have to become a more cunning criminal. One million copies were sold in the first month of release in Japan, setting a sales record for Higashino's works! Keigo Higashino confidently made a challenge: "You must have done a lot of reasoning, right? But unfortunately, no one can guess the truth." Chinese and foreign readers rushed to post the book and exclaimed in unison: The ending is reversed, reversed and reversed again, super satisfying! It's like watching a Hollywood blockbuster! As expected of Keigo Higashino! The first work of Higashino's "Snow Country Series" is full of passion! Keigo Higashino created the work based on his favorite sport of skiing. The protagonist is actually an amateur in reasoning? Subverting the best-selling suspense series of "Galileo Galilei" ("The Devotion of Suspect X") and "Kaga Kyouichiro" ("Malevolence"). The movie of the same name stars a luxurious cast. Ken Watanabe × Masaki Okada × Ryoko Hirosue + high-cost production, the film and television version of the novel content is presented, exciting and exciting!

Marlowe was caught off guard by a giant hand and taken to a black entertainment center. Then, the owner of the giant hand left calmly, leaving behind a corpse with a broken neck. Is this just an ordinary murder of a black man, as the police say? Why was a photo of a girl hidden? Why can jewelry worth 80,000 yuan be redeemed for 8,000 yuan? Things get confusing.

After sunset - just after dusk, when twilight falls; it's at that moment that human activity takes on an unnatural quality and nothing is what it seems; it's at that moment that the imagination reaches out its tentacles to catch the shadows sinking into darkness, and the remnants of daylight flee from your body. It was the perfect moment to encounter Stephen King. "After Sunset" is a collection of short stories by Stephen King published in 2008. It was selected for the "Bram Stoker Award" short story collection, and won the "Alex Award" from the American Library Association. It is on the top 12 best-selling lists of "The New York Times" and "Publishers Weekly". The book contains thirteen stories including "Vera", "Gingerbread Girl", "Harvey's Dream", "Rest Stop", "Exercise Bike", "Relics", "Graduation Day Afternoon", "N.", "Cat from Hell", "On Sale", "Mute", "Ayana" and "Dilemma". Except for "Cat from Hell" which is his old work in 1977, the rest were written between 2003 and 2008. One of the longest chapters in the book, "N.," Was adapted into an animated series that was broadcast on the Internet before the new book was published, and aroused heated discussions.

This is my final work. Is it real or fictional? I can't reveal that. You just need to know two things: 1. This book has not been edited by any editor - it's just you and me. 2. From now on, don't believe a word you read. J. T. LeBeau, whose works are a global sensation, but no one knows his real name. Maria accidentally discovers her husband's hidden secret: he may be the mysterious J. T. LeBeau! All kinds of strange whereabouts of her husband in the past suddenly gave shocking answers. Heartbroken and desperate, she launched a secret investigation into her husband's identity, putting herself in danger... The murder case was so suspicious that the police were helpless. The truth is far crueler than fiction: once you see through J. T. LeBeau's true face, you will be the next prey...

This book, also known as "Revisiting Yuling", is one of the representative works of Chen Shunchen, a master of Japanese mystery, and a winner of the Japan Mystery Writers Association Award. The work cleverly interprets three stories of pursuit of love in ancient and modern times and at home and abroad in the intersection of time and space. It continues Chen Shunchen's consistent elegant writing style and demonstrates his profound skills in reasoning writing. Tobahara girl, an ancient Japanese beauty. Two young men competed with each other in their archery skills in order to marry her. One shot a waterfowl in the head and the other in the tail. Not knowing what to do, she had no choice but to commit suicide. Zhu Shaofeng was a socialite from the south of the Yangtze River during the reign of Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty. Two young talents, Shi Neng and Bao Xuan, competed to carve a stone Buddha in order to marry her, but in the end they both died in conspiracy and love. Li Yingxiang, a brave girl during the Anti-Japanese War. A young Japanese scholar enters the river and the anti-Japanese guerrilla captain Wolong is involved in this contest concerning the country and love. After all, where does the heart go? The ending is surprising and sad. The works intertwine ancient and modern times, which are soul-stirring and make people turn back and forth.

A dark fairy tale about "loneliness and love"! "Happy Baby" How does he live in the same room with the dead and look for opportunities for rebirth? In "Maria's Finger", a white cat's face appeared in the darkness. It stuck out a bright red tongue and sent a bloody finger... "Missing Holiday" Why did a girl from a wealthy family sleep with a kidnapper?

Mystery novels by Josephine Tey, a famous British mystery writer and one of the heroines of the Golden Age. There is no so-called murder or corpse, but there is the most shameful darkness of human nature. You will see whatever you want to see. The so-called justice and truth are nothing more than the facts you want to see. Someone said a long time ago that "people's words can be feared." A girl who has been missing for a month. I haven't been home for a whole summer vacation. My parents and family were in a state of panic and panic. However, a month later, the girl suddenly appeared and claimed that she had been imprisoned in a dilapidated house called Franchise for a month by a strange mother and daughter. The mother and daughter enslaved her, abused her, forced her to be a maid, and forced her to do many things she did not want to do.

The happy family is being ravaged by demons one after another. The murder is about to happen on the next full moon night, but agent Will can't find any clues to hunt down the murderer. At this critical moment, he had no choice but to ask for help from the ogre Hannibal who almost killed him...

Hannibal escaped from the high-security hospital and continued to look for his "prey". Unexpectedly, he stepped into the target of Mason, who had narrowly survived under his knife. Mason is a heinous pedophile who once raped his own sister. He escaped from prison when he was young and received psychological treatment from the demon Hannibal Lecter, but Hannibal Lecter caused him to be half paralyzed and severely disfigured. Now he must rely on artificial respirators to survive, but he owns a huge fortune and keeps collecting all kinds of children, hoping to draw Hannibal out to carry out terrorist acts of revenge. In desperation, Hannibal turns to Agent Clarisse for help. In the duel between two demons, who wins and who loses?

Nick and Nora, a retired private detective and his rich, smart, kind-hearted wife who is very curious about his past career as a private detective, came to New York for vacation. Unexpectedly, they were involved in a series of murder cases related to Mr. Weinant, a regular customer and inventor many years ago. Mr. Weinant never showed up...

At first glance, a second-hand house listed for sale in Tokyo looks like a very ordinary single-family house. There's just something strange about the floor plan of the house. There is a "mysterious space" between the kitchen and the living room on the first floor. Carefully look at every corner of the house plan, and you'll find puzzling designs everywhere. Double doors, a windowless children's room, a dressing room with an unobstructed view... The various inconsistencies hidden behind the bright open room are intertwined, ultimately pointing to a truth... A truth that sends chills down the back and that no one wants to believe.

Eliot said that April is cruel. In fact, May is much crueler than April. The humid tropics in summer are accompanied by showers of rain, mixing memories and uneasiness together. "Private Painter", while peeping into other people's privacy, you unknowingly fell into danger... Lovecraft's two serials continue to take you to explore the master's suspense world; Cai Jun's "The Longest Night" walked into Kashgar this time to tell you a story of love and regret; "The Outside World", a "murder" and a conspiracy, who do you believe... Atsushi Higashikawa and Arno Strobel continue to serialize wonderfully!

"The Rise and Fall of the Taiping Rebellion" takes the development of the Taiping Rebellion as the main line and presents a panoramic view of China and the world in the late Qing Dynasty. The author has accurately portrayed the characters, from the leaders of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom such as Hong Xiuquan, Shi Dakai, Yang Xiuqing, Chen Yucheng, etc., To officials at all levels of the Qing government such as Zuo Zongtang, Lin Zexu, Zeng Guofan, Li Hongzhang, etc., To the leaders of organizations such as the Tiandihui and Xiaodaohui. It can be said that important figures from all classes in the late Qing Dynasty, their deeds and thoughts, and the customs and customs of various places are all reflected in this book. Here there is both official and businessmanship, power games, intrigues, and passionate legends!

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An outstanding masterpiece that combines detective, supernatural, horror, reasoning, time travel, romance, comedy and epic. --Douglas Adams. What do a dead cat, a computer prodigy, an electric monk who believes the world is pink, a professor of time who lived for more than two hundred years (and possibly more), the poet Coleridge, quantum mechanics and pizza have in common? Apparently there isn't much in common. It's not until Dirk Gentry, a self-styled private eye, saves humanity from extinction by solving a mysterious murder, eating a lot of pizza, and discovering a ghost that all the connections emerge. To learn more, open this book (better yet, buy it and read it), or contact Dirk Gentry's Holistic Detective Agency.

A few months after World War II ended, Miles Hammond received his first dinner invitation to the Murder Club in five years. When he arrived, however, only Barbara Morel and Professor Ligo were present. Professor Ligo told them the story of Fay Seaton. Faye is a young woman who works for the Brooke family. The Brooke family are British people living in the French suburbs. Fay fell in love with and got engaged to Harry, the Brooke couple's only son, but there were rumors that she had an affair and had bad moral integrity. Mr. Brooke Sr. Decides to bribe Fay with money to get her to leave Harry. But on the day of the meeting, he was found dead on the top of the ruined tower where they had agreed to meet, with fatal stab wounds to his back. The strange thing is that it was impossible for anyone to approach him at the scene of the crime. Could the murderer be Fay? A few years later, Faye reappeared, and wherever she went, she was always surrounded by curses and death. Dr. Gideon Fell and Professor Ligo came to find her traces, intending to warn people of her danger. However, the tragedy started with a gunshot in the middle of the night and slowly kicked off...

This book contains a total of 23 unique short essays by Koizumi Yakumo, which talk about Japanese customs, legends of ghosts and gods, and even mysterious beliefs and many other aspects. This book exclusively includes "The Peony Lantern", one of Japan's three most bizarre tales rewritten by Yakumo Koizumi, describing the love between humans and ghosts that spans life and death; the selected article "Furisode" is based on the legend of the Great Fire of Meiretsu, describing the image of a wealthy businessman's daughter who fell in love at first sight with an unknown guard and never forgot him, and eventually died of lovesickness, and the story of the burning of her furisode, which led to the destruction of the city of Edo. The author Koizumi Yakumo goes deep into the core of Japanese culture, observes Japan from a Western perspective, and compares the East and West, showing us a three-dimensional and multi-dimensional Japan in all aspects. Koizumi Yakumo, a Westerner with a Japanese name, is the only great writer who has been unanimously praised by Lu Xun and Hu Shi. He has profoundly influenced the creations of Kyogoku Natsuhiko, Mizuki Shigeru and others. Twenty-three representative works have been selected and published for the first time in China.

2014 has passed, and the long winter night has ushered in the snowy 2015. Although winter is still there, although there is still ice and snow, we are more willing to use suspenseful stories to say goodbye to the longest night of 2014 and to commemorate the ice and snow that comes in 2015...

"King of the Chamber" Carl: The Impossible Crime Novel Series consists of four volumes, including: Twisted Hinge, Three Coffins, Judas' Window, and The Whispering Man! Carl devoted his life to the creation of impossible crime detective novels, and was particularly good at conceiving the theme of secret rooms. He designed more than fifty different types of secret rooms in his life, and was known as the "King of the Chamber of Secrets." Among them, "Twisted Hinge" is one of Carl's masterpieces; it ranks fourth in "Impossible Crime".

I woke up on the bench, my whole body ached, and I couldn't remember how I got here. The memory disappeared like smoke. But when I met Ryoko Ishikawa and the astrologer Mitarai Kyō by chance, my destiny was led in another direction. I found the diary I left behind: "I want to avenge my beloved wife!" The lost memories began to emerge one by one, but it was a horrific murder...

A clever and evil black farce, a self-destructive carnival of death, Martin Amis, the godfather of British literature, has an insight into the absurd phenomenon of society. Six young men gather for a weekend in a large house on the outskirts of London. Their desires are aroused by the arrival of three American guests. They drank excessively and indulged in debauchery, followed by a series of beatings, murders, car crashes and other atrocities. From early Friday morning to Sunday, the people in that house "felt as if they had walked a long way, and on this sudden weekend, they were taken out of the mother's womb by the midwife and reborn again." In a humorous and satirical style, the author faithfully presents the radical liberal social storm that arose in the Western world in the 1960s and 1970s to readers. This storm broke through the bottom line of Western moral tradition, caused huge impact and harm to a generation, turned innocent and kind-hearted young people into "civilized savages", and became a countercurrent in the long river of human history. They are not so much alive as they are zombies. They are the bodies of babies who died before they grew up.

If you were targeted by Billy Summers, you never knew when or where he was going to hit you, and you probably deserved it. Billy is a hired killer and the best in his profession, but he has his own insistence - to only kill bad guys. Now, Billy is planning to retire, and he has taken the last order, which will bring him generous rewards, enough to make him wealthy for the rest of his life. Billy is an excellent sniper and has made great achievements in the war. He can also, like a master magician, disappear without a trace after completing his mission. He was thoughtful, planned carefully, dressed up in disguise, and waited for the right opportunity to snipe. Malice is lurking in the dark, and the mission gradually exudes a suspicious atmosphere. At this moment, a girl covered in injuries was suddenly thrown at the door of his apartment...

The empty valley is exceptionally open at night. The Sanskrit sound sounded like a dream, again. The sacrifice fell heavily on the edge of the cliff, as if sinking to the bottom of the sea. The rustling of footsteps was accompanied by the priest's murmur, and in an instant, the silence became even more empty. A half-moon casts a quiet light in the high sky. And above the light, the Moon God, the heavenly spirit, is looking down at something with a bright expression... In this issue of "Suspense World·Moon Sacrifice", we will show you how Cai Jun, the king of suspense, writes about our generation of Chinese people. The novel "Forbidden House" by Zhou Haohui, the original author of the popular online drama "Dark One", will take you in this endless world. Accept the final punishment in a world of legal redemption, Yan Leisheng's "The Deep" makes you unable to extricate yourself in the world of suspense, there are also popular American writer Lisa Garner's serial "The Boy Who Didn't Exist", famous writer H. P. Lovecraft's special topic, etc... More exciting things are available in "Suspenseful World·Moon Sacrifice".

Inference battles, multiple solutions, and continuous reversals. The truth is getting further and further away in the brainstorming. Where is the murderer hiding? Sue, who was almost killed by a strange man, managed to escape death, but had no idea why the murderer wanted to kill her. After investigation, the police found from the notes left by the man that he was most likely the murderer of the random serial murders. Only Sue, the last target, escaped. Since then, the murderer's whereabouts remain unknown. In order to find out why the man attacked her, she commissioned the "Love Mystery Society" to investigate. The members of the Love Mystery Society launched various reasonings based on the clues and evidence they pieced together, but the case became more complicated and confusing... Exclusive collection of "Postscript to the Thirty-Third Year", Yasuhiko Nishizawa's creative reflections.

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"The Trial" is Kafka's masterpiece. The worker's father, Joseph K., Is a senior bank employee. One morning, he was arrested for no apparent reason. However, the court neither announced his charges nor deprived him of his freedom. K was involved in the strange circle of law. At the end of the novel, K was carried to a quarry in the suburbs by two men in black suits and executed. "The Trial" is full of absurdity and paradox, which is a sign of the maturity of "Kafka style".

Boneyard, where the U. S. Air Force parks retired military aircraft. Expensive military aircraft cannot be hastily dismantled into scrap metal. Sometimes they have to be put back into service after repairs. In other cases, parts need to be removed and used to repair other aircraft like organ transplants. A soldier on patrol at night discovered the body of his companion, which triggered the undercurrent surging within the army. Major Nissen turns to the police officers Maria and Kujo Ren who met because of the jellyfish boat case, hoping that they can find out the truth... Secret illegal transactions, strange footprints in the snow, far away confidants, disappeared seekers... The "red-haired devil" Maria and the black-haired detective Ren Kujo challenge four strange cases one after another!

Wu Zetian lived for 82 years. In the first 31 years, she was involved in a power struggle and fought for her life from a palace maid to the queen's throne. In the second 51 years, she caused a bloody storm and used the queen's dragon robe to ensure her own safety. At the age of 3, she was the daughter of a businessman, and was shocked to be the "Lord of the World" after being met by the warlock Yuan Tiangang; at the age of 25, she entered the palace for ten years, and went from Taizong's bed to the prince's bed; at the age of 27, she was trapped in a nun, but she successfully broke off the connection with the new emperor; at the age of 31, she gave it a try and won the life-and-death battle for the queen; at the age of 36, she took charge of the government on behalf of Emperor Gaozong, but Unknowingly, she transferred the power into her own hands; at the age of 59, she took over the affairs of the state, eradicating the royal family group with one hand, and cultivating the new aristocratic forces with the other; at the age of 67, she ascended the throne and proclaimed herself emperor at the invitation of hundreds of officials, beginning the 14-year era of empress; at the age of 82, she abdicated the throne and was revered as the "Great Sage Emperor Zetian" by her political opponents. The rule of the country ushered in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, leaving behind a wordless monument.

"A Bridge Far Away: Operation Market Garden 1944" is the most authoritative historical work on "Operation Market Garden". While suffering from a terminal illness, the author Cornelius Ryan devoted the rest of his life to interviewing more than 1,200 people over a period of 7 years. He searched for the historical truth and details from a vast sea of ​​diaries, letters, reports and other materials, and completely restored the entire process of this most dramatic battle from planning to failure. This is a thrilling fight, a war epic that trembles the soul. The cruelty, despair, grief, and tragic heroism faced by the airborne troops who went deep behind enemy lines and were isolated and helpless were vividly written through Ryan's touching words. This was a failure of strategy, this was a feat of execution, this was the history of the nine days and nights of the Battle of Arnhem. It turned a frustrating and tragic defeat into an eternal memory and lesson for future generations. This great battle cannot be repeated, and this ancient classic cannot be rewritten. In a modern business society far away from the smoke and smoke of battlefields, "A Bridge Far Away: Operation Market Garden 1944" is still a good book that everyone should read over and over again and use for life.

Between 1966 and 1973, the great writer who would later be called the "King of Horror" had two alter egos: Stephen King, who wrote short horror stories and sold them to raunchy magazines such as "Knight" and "Adam"; and the other was Richard Bachman, who wrote a series of novels but sold them to no one. "Blaze" was the last work written under the name of Buckman during that period. It was not until 30 years later in 2007 that the author revised and published it, and sold hundreds of thousands of copies in one fell swoop. A major case occurred in Gerald Manor: someone sneaked in late at night, brutally murdered an old woman, and kidnapped a baby boy who was only a few months old. He was the heir to this wealthy family and demanded huge wealth from his family. Judging from the traces at the scene, the suspect is male, huge in stature and agile in movement. This was a well-planned crime, but during the investigation, the police could always easily discover the whereabouts of the suspect. All clues point to little Brayton Blaisdell, nicknamed "Blaize", who escaped from an orphanage a few years ago.

The Dutch sinologist Roberto Gorope rewrites the legend of Di Renjie, a famous official in the early Tang Dynasty. It combines the elegance of Chinese classical literature with the fun of Western detective novels. This is a brand new unabridged translation! Gao Luopei's hand-drawn illustrations and a full analysis of his creative background. The translator has studied Gao Luopei for many years and is responsible for the translation alone to ensure a unified writing style. "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" successfully created "China's Sherlock Holmes" and was translated into and published in many foreign languages, leaving a significant mark in the history of cultural exchanges between China and the world. Fifteen versions of the translated version of "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" are planned to be published. Zhang Ling, who has studied Gao Luopei for many years, is responsible for the translation and writes annotations and postscripts that are both academic and readable. It is currently the only version on the market that has been independently translated by one person. The second volume of "The Case of Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty" includes "The Lacquer Screen Case", "Chaoyun Temple", "The Red Mansion Case", "The Royal Pearl Case" and "The Case Collection". Each volume is equipped with illustrations created by Gao Luopei himself, full of ancient charm and pleasing to the eye. "The Royal Pearl Case" tells the story of the Dragon Boat Festival in 669, when Di Gong was appointed as the magistrate of Puyang County. With the help of Hong Liang, he solved two cases of the drummer being poisoned and the murder of Kou's wife Xiniang during the Dragon Boat Festival competition.

It mainly introduces the author's home lifestyle. Walking, interior design, villa renovation and other seemingly trivial matters in life are all filled with the author's fun and ingenuity. We can also gain some home life experience from it to make life better.

This book presents a cross-section of personal emotional world. Delicate and true. Hai Fei has multiple identities such as screenwriter, novelist, and editor-in-chief of literary journals. He completes a sporadic recollection of local life through melancholy and soliloquy notes; in his calm words, there is hidden a ubiquitous philosophical questioning of the meaning of life. From a literary point of view, the language characteristics that tend to be novelistic, the unhurried narrative style, and the imaginative way of expression are the greatest highlights of "The Directionless River".

Mr. Lu Xun is the best essayist since the vernacular. He disliked everything and always liked to stab people with a small dagger. Therefore, in the photos that remain today, he always looks very serious. Occasionally, he laughs heartily, but he always reveals a very confused melancholy. Essayists all over China regard Mr. Lu Xun as their idol. Therefore, when writing articles, I am very concerned about the country and the people. Eastern intellectuals seem to have this "melancholy complex." A young man once asked a great director in the Soviet era, whose name I forgot, but who seemed to have made a very famous movie, "How can we become a great director?" The old man said, "All you owe is a prison sentence." I am not an essayist, and I don't want to wait for a prison sentence, but I was born to only write articles to make a living. Therefore, I usually write some "serious" financial articles and books. Occasionally, when my hands feel itchy, I make up a character named "Mr. Wu" and let him flaunt around, hit walls, and cause trouble. The more stories this person makes up, the more it becomes a small virtual society. He has a wife, a daughter, neighbors, cousins, and colleagues. He keeps pace with the times every day, lives endlessly, and keeps getting weird. After years of crawling and climbing, his deeds have actually become spectacular. Hence, this book. It should be noted here that "Mr. Wu" has little to do with "Wu Xiaobo". The reason why they have the same surname is purely coincidental. However, in the final analysis, they are ordinary people who like to be smart. In this regard, many people in China are like this.

The TV series of the same name will be launched on July 21, starring Ruby Lin and Yuan Hong. Watch how the time-traveling woman Yin Lihua (played by Lin Xinru) conquers the country with martial arts, fights with mistresses with literary skills, and helps her husband Liu Xiu transform from a small peasant in the Han Dynasty to a generation of emperors; watch the Emperor Liu Xiu (played by Yuan Hong), although he has a humble beginning, but he is wise and courageous, has a strategic mind, and is elegant without losing the domineering power of an emperor; watch how the two go through disasters and jointly create the empire of the Eastern Han Dynasty! And what kind of competition for power and love is there in the towering Han Palace? And what will be the outcome of the affectionate relationship between the emperor and the empress whom they have seen for a thousand years? Conspiracy, politics, love, and family ties are intertwined into a majestic and gorgeous time-travel classic.

When Mr. Cai lived in Shanghai after returning to China, he seemed to have followed Mr. Wu to his house. But I don't remember anything except that I went to a house with one floor and one floor. Maybe the memory of this house on the first floor and the bottom is wrong, and maybe I have never visited it. But at that time one impression was quite clear. It can also be said that this was the first impression Mr. Cai gave me. It must have been one of the many mass meetings held in Zhangyuan, where Mr. Cai's speech was first heard. "Memories·Celebrities·Beautiful Essays" tells the life stories and classic works of celebrities.