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"The Legend of the Eight Immortals Achieving the Way" respectively describes the detailed process of the eight great immortals cultivating immortality and attaining the Way. It started from the birth of Taishang Laojun at the turn of the Xia and Shang Dynasties to the time when the eight immortals completed their great achievements and returned to heaven together in the Song Dynasty, which lasted for thousands of years. The novel has rich plots, moving twists and turns, and is quite attractive. Most of the eight great immortals narrated in the story came from the human world. It is said that "immortals are originally made by mortals." They have all experienced thousands of years of cultivation and become immortals. Some of them have been reincarnated as immortals, and some have transformed from animals into humans, and then cultivated themselves into immortals from humans. They live in different eras, but there is a master-student relationship in the novel. This book is the third volume.

Yuna, Fina, and Noya rode a bear together to the royal capital. After setting foot on the new map, the beautiful girl Yuna single-handedly defeated the evil bandits and annihilated the army of monsters that threatened the royal capital. Her terrifying "cheating" combat power made her famous. Even the king looked forward to meeting her... However, what Yuna really cares about is - after being in a different world with a lack of food for so long, she finally tasted potato chips and pizza again. She is so happy!

"Seed. The incarnation of another world in the world, the essence of magic." Does "seed" contain hope or despair? Can magic successfully return to the human world? The scam that has been buried for centuries is about to be revealed! The barbarian army on the northern border is overwhelming, and the expeditionary force is retreating steadily; the cannibals on the southern peninsula disguise themselves as humans, hiding in the city and waiting for opportunities. Faced with internal and external troubles, the interrogator Grotta was ordered to go to the border town of Dagos alone to start the rescue. As the defense work deepened, he discovered that the various forces in the city were complicated, it was impossible to distinguish between friends and foes, and everyone was suspicious - who was his ally and who was the informer? At the same time, the First Mage and his unconventional team are gradually approaching the edge of the world, trying to open the door to another world and regain power. The past grievances are exposed at the tip of the iceberg, and the whispers of the deceased continue all night long. When they finally arrived at the desolate cursed land, little did they know that the end of their journey was just the beginning of another bigger conspiracy...

This book contains representative essays by Czeslaw Milosz, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1980. It is a self-selected collection of essays that aims to reflect Milosz's important creative achievements in prose. The manuscript is divided into literature and writers, two portraits, a Nobel Prize acceptance speech, etc., Which profoundly demonstrates the span of the author's prose themes, the diversity of genres and styles, and the breadth and depth of content. The translation of this manuscript is smooth, beautiful, vivid and expressive, with clear meaning, strong expressiveness and appeal.

In 1979, Billy was sentenced to be transferred to Lima Hospital, a "hell on earth" designed for mentally disordered criminals. There, doctors did not believe that he had multiple split personalities and gave him electroshock therapy and forced him to take various sedatives, which hindered the integration of his personalities. How did Billy survive? When can a personality that has initially been successfully integrated regain its freedom? A nurse cried and begged him to eat... Billy now realized... As long as you don't collapse at the most difficult time, then no one can collapse yourself... His stomach was swollen, his gums bled at the touch of a touch, and his vision began to blur. When he moved his hand away from his face, all he saw was the traces of his fingers in the air... Billy dragged his body to the sink and saw that his face in the mirror was yellow and yellow, with two deep black circles around his sunken eyes.

"The Burning Field" On the solid, cold land, the dust on the shoulders of the poor is as small as grass. Because of poverty, a cow can decide the fate of a young girl. They were allotted to the ground, but there was not even a blade of grass to protect them from the wind. The raindrops that accidentally fell were swallowed up by the thirsty earth and disappeared in an instant. He committed a crime by begging for grass for the poor animals and hid for most of his life, but they still refused to let him go... On the plain, the wind was dark black and the time was long. No one remembers the time, only the silence contained in the loneliness of all things. Death is a hope for all. "Pedro Páramo" In order to fulfill my mother's last wish, I came to the small town of Comala to look for my father Pedro Páramo, whom I had never met. The kind-hearted donkey driver directed me to stay at the house of Mrs. Eduway Hayes - she seemed to have been waiting for my arrival early in the morning. The village is desolate and desolate, but you can often hear footsteps wiping the ground and buzzing like a swarm of bees. The life there seems to be whispering and rippling in the wind... Through conversations with them, the Comala of the past gradually emerges: Pedro Páramo's family fell into poverty when he was young, and he became a ruler by scheming and plundering, committing all kinds of evil. However, the only son he recognized fell from a horse and died, and the beloved wife he married after half a life went crazy and died. He cursed the entire village, and he could not escape the disaster... Dionisio Binzon in "The Golden Rooster" has a disabled arm and can only make a living as a "caller" in the village. At a temple fair, he rescued a dying golden rooster and took good care of it, but his mother died of overwork. Being poor and destitute, he pinned his fate on the rooster and decided to go out alone. The golden rooster repeatedly won in subsequent cockfights, unexpectedly giving him the courage to live. Traveling all over the country, Bin Song met a "capon girl". Wherever she was, he was invincible. Just when he thought things were going smoothly, fate had its own plans...

Facing the anxious young people of this era, Qingshan said, "It doesn't matter, just take your time." Everyone in their twenties is exactly the same when they are anxious. Perhaps Qingshan Nanie just wants to tell everyone who is reading this story through her works that there is no need to worry or struggle when facing the tedious life. This set contains a total of 7 representative works of Nanae Aoyama, including: "Window Light", "Good Weather Alone", "Gentle Sigh", "Fragments", "Lake of Lights", "My Boyfriend" and "Happiness". Pointing directly at the loneliness and hesitation of urban youth, her writings gather all the anxieties of young people. When she sees herself finding resonance, what she writes about is you who is sitting in silence on the subway and looking out the window at a certain moment. Zhang Yueran recommended the author, who Jiang Fangzhou believed was an example that young Chinese writers should learn from.

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Remove the ventilator. Being strapped into a wheelchair. Sit all day under the glare of the window. Overhear her playing the piano. I wanted to say "I'm sorry" to her, but in the end I didn't say anything. This is his day. Help him eliminate. Feed him liquid food with a syringe. Check him every two hours to see if he's choking on phlegm. I hope he dies, but I hope he lives even more. This is her day. From the day he could no longer play the piano or speak, music became the well-understood language between him and her.

This is a collection of novella love stories about encounters and separations. 6 Dangerous professions rooted in reality, and 6 black love stories that are longer than wild. Undercover agents, conmen, underground boxers, killers, drug dealers, and bodyguards traveled through several major countries to collect the voices that were exiled in the corners of the world. "If I had the right to choose, I would also like to live a slightly normal life. When you arrived, I thought so again. When will this kind of life end? I really hope one day. I haven't given up yet. One day..." The beginning and end of the story were unexpected. Where should I turn around for the rest of my life to meet you again?

The love story of the two major incense-making and cloth-making families. "Bei Lou Nan Du" is a world-famous incense-making family. They are famous for their two fragrances, "Fengjian Xiang" and "Water Phoenix". The Du family's Shuidi Feng was lost a hundred years ago, and the Lou family's Fengjian Xiang was also robbed and killed. A marriage between the Du family in Yunnan and the Sun family in Shanghai caused a shock in the incense industry and broke the world situation. In the torrent of fate that overthrew the dynasty, the ups and downs of love between two people triggered by the mystery of their identities began. The incense making legend of "Beilou Nandu" ushered in the showdown of the century. The three major families united in troubled times to protect each other's safety and to restrain each other. A hunt started among the young masters of several families. They did not trust each other, but they had to form alliances with each other. They worked together in harmony in front of others, but behind their backs, they demolished each other's east walls and jointly pursued the crime. However, they unexpectedly revealed a shocking secret of the past that spanned the country...

"The Story of Chivalrous Romance" is one of the novels written by Mingjiao Zhongren (Qing Dynasty). It is a novel with classical literature themes.

"Grand" is the first novel selected by the great master Matsumoto Seicho. In order to pay tribute to the literary master Matsumoto Seiharu, Nippon Bunshun Bunko invited Miyuki Miyabe to edit and read a selection of Matsumoto Seiharu's masterpieces. As "a representative of Japanese civilian writers" and "Matsumoto Seiharu's daughter", Miyuki Miyabe compiled this set of Matsumoto Seiharu's masterpieces with the state of mind of strolling through flower paths and exploring pearls, and personally introduced important chapters. The selection of this book series starts from the unique perspective of Matsumoto Seicho's literary status, female crime and social criticism, and carefully selects Matsumoto's representative short works in these fields. It beat "White Night Journey" and "The Summer of the Bird" on Taiwan's unique list to become the annual mystery suspense champion (Taiwan's translation is "Selected Masterpieces of Matsumoto Seicho's Short Stories"), and its influence is evident.

Harem, self-interested writing, will create some extras The soul that came from another world merged with the boy, causing a welcome change in his destiny. But as he grew up, he also discovered that there were many things that were not quite right around him. What is Tianmeng Ice Silkworm♀! ? What is a free Dragon King! ? What is the will of the world! ? Why is my fate so different from [memory]? In the new world of gods, Huo Yuhao slowly raised question marks. Book club group 670932862

A collection of all 15 suspense classics by Ken Follett, the master of all-night novels and author of "Fall of Giants". Ken Follett, recipient of the Edgar Allan Poe Lifetime Master Award. In the European and American publishing circles, the name Ken Follett is a guarantee of bestsellers. The Berlin city government gave Ken Follett a piece of the Berlin Wall as a thank you for writing "The Edge of Forever". The life-size bronze statue of Ken Follett has become a popular attraction in the Spanish city of Vitoria, with fans coming from all over the world to take photos. Ken Follett's novel World Without End topped all bestseller lists in Spain within 10 days of its release. Saginaw Valley State University established an archive in his honor, where many of his materials and manuscripts are stored.

A woman was killed in a tenement house. There is no breath of life in the room, and living in it seems to be ready to meet death at any time. A wall calendar was found at the crime scene, with the names of the twelve bridges in Tokyo written on it by month. Detective Kyouichiro Kaga was stunned: the same thing had appeared in his mother's belongings.

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Notes of this life, fantasy stories from childhood, poems written, collection of short sentences

This book tells the legendary life of the Englishman William Adams (Japanese name: Miura Anzhen) and the story of the British opening up the Far East route in the 16th and 17th centuries. The author Giles Milton uses first-hand materials such as letters, diaries, and logbooks from his time to vividly and detailedly reproduce the British maritime adventures and the experiences of William Adams and other British people in Japan. This book shows readers a beautiful and mysterious medieval Japan, and helps readers understand a little-known aspect of the history of East-West exchanges in the Age of Discovery.

This book is a collection of six lectures Milosz gave as part of the Norton Lectures at Harvard University. Milosz's explanation of the witnessing function of poetry is extremely insightful. With this pamphlet, Milosz discusses the importance of poetry to the times. What Mie said is not a cliché. What he reminded the world of is precisely an ancient tradition of poetry. At the same time, reflection on the twentieth century provided a clearer direction for this thinking dimension.

Yugo Aosaki, the standard-bearer of the new generation of Japanese mystery literature. The first post-90s writer to win a mainstream mystery award. His work was recommended by the movie "Detective Chinatown", subverting the classic model of detective Sorry, both of us are. There is a detective agency that only knocks on doors without a doorbell, two young detectives who are both partners and rivals, a beautiful high school girl who works part-time as a cook and cleaner, a policewoman who never leaves her mouth for snacks, and a mysterious man who regularly appears in the second-hand bookstore... A group of seemingly weird people, but the cunning murderer has nowhere to hide. Katazashi Hyōsame, who specializes in motive analysis, and Gotemba Kaori, who focuses on the study of crime techniques. Even if it is a case that leaves no clue, the two detectives with a clear division of labor can solve it through seamless cooperation and tacit understanding!

As a girl, Elizabeth, an art history teacher at a British university, was good friends with Daniel, her much older next-door neighbor. The two often discussed issues about art and life. Daniel was an artist when he was young and was a good friend of Christine Keeler, a well-known political scandal model in Britain in the 1950s. Starting from a real political scandal, the novel explores the ceiling problem for female artists in the context of the times, and projects the mental state of Elizabeth and other British people during the Brexit period. The whole book is composed of Daniel's dying dream and Elizabeth's memories of her teenage years, which together interweave a picture of current British social life.

Winter, desolate. The wind is like frost, the ground is like iron, and the water is like stone, so goes the old song. The shortest day, the longest night. Winter brings things into sharp focus. When four people, strangers and family, gather in a 15-bedroom house in Cornwall for Christmas, will there be enough room for them all? Allie Smith casts a warm, wise, joyful, and uncompromising gaze on a post-truth era in a story grounded in history and memory, and deeply rooted in evergreen, art, and love.

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"The Rich Gate", "Beijing Smoke and Clouds" and "The Wind and Crane" are collectively called "Lin Yutang's Trilogy". This novel, published in 1953, mainly tells the story of the love story between two Xi'an natives, journalist Li Fei and famous lady Du Rou'an, who crossed the boundaries of their family background. The novel not only describes the cultural landscape and turbulent current situation of the ancient city of Xi'an in the 1930s, but also follows the experiences of the two protagonists. It also spends a lot of words describing the vast customs of Western Xinjiang, as well as the legendary stories that happened in that land of mixed races and constant struggles, and reveals the author's humanitarian feelings of equality and fraternity everywhere.

"Run, Dad" is Jin Ae-ran's first collection of short stories and the first in the "Jin Ae-ran's Works Collection" (a total of 6 books). It consists of 9 short stories including "I Go to the Convenience Store", "She Has a Reason for Insomnia", "Who Sets Off Fireworks at the Beach", "The Forever Narrator", "Home Without Knocking", "Greetings from Love" and "Bounce-Stilts", covering family issues, cities and young people, living in a small house. The author uses subtle observations, fresh feelings and rich details to brilliantly describe the daily life and life status of young people, reproducing modern Korean literature with trauma, pain, and sorrow as representative words.

This book is a classic novel by Mr. Tang Haoming, a famous historical novelist and expert on Zeng Guofan. A young man, a young man, a middle-aged governor, and an old minister, Zhang Zhidong has an unparalleled successful life. He was a senior official who followed the trend of the times and had great foresight. He was also a feudal bureaucrat who regarded officialdom as his life and was loyal to the court. He lacked modern knowledge and was full of Confucian restrictions. He was a man who was willing to do things and had a decisive spirit. He is a practical man in general, and an official who is self-motivated, focusing only on form but not on practical results... This book is a long historical novel written by Tang Haoming over a period of five years after "Zeng Guofan" and "Yang Du", and reproduces Zhang Zhidong's complicated life.

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), one of the most outstanding writers in the United States, winner of the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature. "A Farewell to Arms" is one of his major works. In the late stages of World War I, American young man Frederick Henry volunteered to drive an ambulance for the Red Cross and rescue the wounded on the northern Italian front. During a mission, Henry was hit by a cannonball and injured. While recovering from his injuries in a Milan hospital, he was cared for by British nurse Catherine, and the two fell in love. After recovering from his injuries, Henry returned to the front line. When he retreated with the Italian troops, he witnessed the cruel scenes of the war. He resolutely left the army, joined Catherine and fled to Switzerland. As a result, Catherine died in childbirth. Based on his own experience in the war, Hemingway sang a sad and moving elegy with war and love as the main lines. It has been adapted to the screen many times and can be called a classic of modern literature.

Two sisters, Eleanor and Marianne, were born into an English squire family. After their father's death, the inheritance went to John, his son from his first marriage. They and their mother became financially strapped and, seeking to escape a life of dependency, set up home in a country house in Devon. As a result, Eleanor broke up with the young man Edward (brother of John's wife Fanny) whom she fell in love with, and Willoughby, whom Marianne met and fell in love with in the country, suddenly went to London for business. Both sisters were separated from their loved ones. Elinor often uses reason to control her emotions, but Marianne's emotions are passionate and exposed. In the face of love, the two reacted differently. The famous British literary writer and critic Keble commented that "Jane Austen is a comic artist" and believed that she was "second only to Shakespeare in terms of pure comic art." Thomas Macrolay, a famous British historian, poet and political commentator in the 19th century, called her "the Shakespeare of prose". As for the awakening of female consciousness reflected in Jane Austen's works, even today, more than two hundred years later, people's expectations for marriage still do not exceed its delineated scope-marriage is not a necessity in life. Marriage based on love is certainly beautiful, but if marriage is not for love, it is better to live alone.

During World War I, the American young man Frederick Henry came to the Italian front as a volunteer and served as a lieutenant in a field ambulance team, where he met the British nurse Catherine. During a mission, Henry was injured and was sent to Milan Hospital for recuperation, where Catherine also happened to be transferred to work. After an unexpected reunion and Catherine's careful care of Henry, the two fell in love. After recovering from his injury, Henry, who returned to the front line, became more aware of the cruelty of war. In order to escape the punishment of the so-called "AWOL" officers, he resolutely left the army and joined Catherine, and the two fled to Switzerland together. Unfortunately, after a short period of happiness, Catherine died in childbirth, and the baby also died of suffocation, leaving Henry alone in the world.

It won the 1978 Booker Prize, the highest award for English literature, beating Kingsley Amis and Penelope Fitzgerald's novel by a true artist. She is a British post-war female writer as famous as Doris Lessing, a lover hurt by Canetti, and Sontag's philosophy teacher. She was slandered and hated, and she worked hard for literature. A provocative text in the same vein as "Cutting the Audience", it uses the accusations and confessions of a theater director in his later years to aim at a subversive rewriting of Shakespeare's magical drama "The Tempest". Taiwanese novelist Luo Yijun highly recommends this contemporary British novel that left Harold Bloom in awe. "The Sea, The Sea" is the 1978 Booker Prize-winning work. The novel tells the story of sixty-year-old Charles Arrowby, a director, playwright and actor who is a highly admired idol in the British theater world. When he was ready to retire from his glamorous world in London, "vowing to renounce magic and become a hermit," he chose to return to live by the sea. He hoped, at least, to escape "those women"... But unexpectedly, he met his first love from the past, and Charles' cousin James, who believed in Buddhism, also came to the seaside. The peaceful life he originally expected to live completely changed. Not only was he horrified when he saw a monster rising from the waves, but he also found that although he wanted to live in isolation, he was surrounded by his own fantasies and delusions and was deeply troubled. The novel is majestic, complex and exquisite, fully demonstrating the contradictory motivations of the main characters: vanity and jealousy of human nature, as well as selfishness and callousness under the disguise of society.

The core of "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" is a lonely heart. The novel tells the story of Singer and Antonapoulos. On the surface, they are a pair of deaf-mute friends, but in fact they have profound meaning, implying how difficult it is for people to communicate tacitly. With Singer as the axis, it describes the living conditions and emotional conditions of the little girl Mick's family, Dr. Copeland's family, the owner of the cafe Brannon and others. Everyone is an individual. "Everyone seems to be lonely." They don't trust each other and exclude each other, but they also need to rely on each other. Singer could not speak, but he had a pair of eyes that were different from ordinary people and bright. In the eyes of everyone, Singer knew everything, Singer knew everything, and Singer was omnipotent. Then Singer became a mystery and was regarded as the object of confiding by many people, and "everyone described the mute according to their own wishes." It seems that only by talking to a mute can ordinary people have no worries and all the loneliness in their hearts can be vented.

Collecting a 10,000-word preface by Haruki Murakami, the new translation fully reflects the charm of the original work. Early in the morning, a man walked into a bookstore that was not officially open for business: "I want a book that is interesting but dark. I have to travel a long distance today, but I am not in the mood to read an epic. Noir novels may be suitable for me. They need a lot of plots. There are erotic booksellers who are desperate, a nympho who uses guns as toys, layers of mysteries, and a lot of wit that makes people slap their thighs. But there must be no sentimental words." The female clerk handed him "The Big Sleep".

"O Pioneers! "" Is the representative work of American female novelist Willa Cather. The heroine, Swedish immigrant Alexandra Bergson, came to the pristine wilderness of Nebraska with her father when she was young. After her father passed away, she inherited the family business, struggled hard in extreme poverty, and faced a series of setbacks and blows... She did not waver, but relied on perseverance and confidence to move forward unswervingly. With hard work and wisdom, far-sighted plans and scientific management, she conquered the untamed wild mountains and turned them into thousands of miles of fertile wilderness.

In this book, Thoreau described in detail the various wild fruits he saw during his walks in an almost diary form, recording their flowering, fruiting, and ripening, as well as the color, shape, and taste of the fruits, as well as their relationship with insects, squirrels, and birds. Thoreau poured his heart and soul into it. Although the writing is simple and unpretentious, it is affectionate and contains deep philosophy. Today, more than 150 years later, we can still see his sacred love for nature between the lines.

Nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature 21 times, the true "uncrowned king" of the Nobel Prize, the work of Graham Greene, the master British novelist of the 20th century, the legendary life of a famous British writer, a shocking group painting of the turbulent fifty years of the 20th century, and a masterpiece in the field of writer's autobiography. For many writers, writing is an escape from real life; for others, an adventure-like life is an escape from boring writing. Graham Greene clearly falls into the latter category. This is also the origin of this autobiography. The curse of his personality prevents him from stopping to look for danger - obviously, a boring, monotonous and peaceful life is more terrifying than the shadow of death. There is no doubt that Gray is a brave man and has his own principles of justice; his escapes are not only bizarre adventures, but also fighting in his own way.

This book is one of the "Comprehensive Translation of Detective Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty: Gao Luopei's Embroidered Portrait Edition". A tragic, sad, but sinful love story was peeled off from the layers of fog by Judge Dee, a master in solving cases. Lies and loyalty, daggers and love, money and conspiracy, hypocrisy and impulse are so closely intertwined at this moment that one can only sigh after reading it. The structure of the book is exquisite, the context is clear, the clues are multiple but the main line is not messy, and the deduction and analysis are tightly integrated. In the works of Luopui, Judge Dee is not only flesh and blood, but also emotional. This image, even nowadays, is very interesting.

Conventional things are the most deceptive, and scams are always hidden in places where you turn a blind eye. Master of suspense Matsumoto Seicho, with his watertight tricks and imagination that challenges the laws of physics, he plays with the "time" that human beings rely on for survival. In the mid-16th century, Galileo Galilei invented the clock. Since then, people have eaten on time and gone to bed on time, but they have never doubted that there will be sins quietly hiding under the huge shadow of the hour hand. The suspect has almost no possibility of committing the crime unless he can appear in two locations 20 kilometers apart at the same time. Faced with the impeccable alibi, Detective Mihara followed the suspect's actions step by step to conduct an in-depth investigation, but fell deeper and deeper into the bottomless abyss of time inversion. What hinders him from unraveling the truth is people's innate blind trust in "time".

"Sand and Foam" is Gibran's representative work of prose poetry. It consists of 322 short and concise wisdom aphorisms. Using "sand" and "foam" as metaphors, it places people in the vast universe and nature, and every word contains true knowledge and insights. Open this book, purify your soul, and become a simple and wise person in a complicated world. There is a distance between a man's ideals and his achievements, which can only be bridged by his passion. --Excerpted from page 22 of this book. Now let's play hide and seek. If you hide in my heart, it will not be difficult to find you. But if you hide behind your own shell, it will be useless for anyone to find you. --Excerpted from page 38 of this book. If I were you, I would never blame the sea when the tide goes out. --Excerpted from page 159 of this book.

Twelve bitter and warm short stories, the fireworks of an era. As the New Year was approaching, a fire broke out in the Buddhist shrine of a wine wholesaler late at night. The source of the fire was actually a knotted rope used to ward off evil spirits. After the incident, a young servant girl of the shop ran away overnight... There was a hanging deity in the earthen warehouse. Whenever a young apprentice wanted to go there to hang himself, he would find the god hanging on the wall hook and say to him with a smile: "Oh, good night, but it's a pity that the place is full."

"Howards End" is one of E. M. Forster's most important masterpieces of novels, and the film adapted from the novel has also become a film and television classic. England at the beginning of the 20th century, London in the Edwardian era. The two Schlegel sisters, who come from a well-off family, are confident and beautiful, are obsessed with various ideological salons and literary and artistic societies in London, working together to shape their spiritual world far away from the mortal world. An accidental encounter allowed her sister Helen to get acquainted with the upstart Wilcox family in the business world, and she developed an incredible spark of love with her youngest son Paul... However, this relationship was short-lived, and the reaction of disillusionment pushed Helen to the opposite side of the Wilcox family - Leonard Buster, a young man who was financially strapped but unwilling to be mediocre. Meanwhile, sister Margaret enters the world of her doer husband Henry through her friendship with Mrs. Wilcox. This time, matter does not repulse spirit, but attracts and connects two opposite magnetic poles... The two sisters seem to be on two completely opposite paths. In the end, in the quiet Howards End, emotion and reason finally crossed the gap and completed the "connection" in the ultimate sense...

First there was "Mr. Blue Robe", and then there was "White Deer Plain"! "Mr. Blue Robe" is about the ups and downs of the life of a young private school teacher. He was obedient and obeyed his father's arrangements for everything. Under his father's arrangement, he began to take over as a teacher in the private school. He became a teacher in the new era due to the founding of New China. He was also involved in the political whirlpool because of his careless words. It concentrated on the fate and misfortune of this character's life. This work inspired the famous writer Chen Zhongshi to write "White Deer Plain", which tells the joys and sorrows of the fate of rural literati. This book includes five excellent short and medium-sized novels by Chen Zhongshi, including "Mr. Blue Robe", "Kang Family Courtyard" and "Li Shisan's Grinding". In these novels, Chen Zhongshi narrates the historical evolution, cultural landscape, local customs, elegance and beauty of this land in a gossipy way, allowing readers to wander around the land of Guanzhong and feel its rich and unique charm.

The representative works in "Selected Short Stories of O. Henry" are "The Sage's Gift", "The Policeman and the Hymn", "The Last Leaf", "Twenty Years Later", etc. His works' true and accurate detailed descriptions and vivid and concise language make a series of vivid artistic images appear in front of readers, which also makes him occupy an important position in the history of world short stories. His works are ingenious in conception and lively in text, often using slang, puns, mispronunciation, homophony and old classics and new meanings. Among them, a large proportion of short stories are worth paying attention to, and they are works describing life in big cities in the United States, especially New York.

"The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes" is a full-length detective novel created by British writer Arthur Conan Doyle. The protagonist is named Sherlock Holmes (also translated as Sherlock Holmes). There are 4 novels and 56 short stories in total. The first novel, A Study in Scarlet, was completed in 1896, and was published together with other works in the Beeton Christmas Annual the following year. It has been adapted into movies and TV series many times.

"My Uneasy Life" is Kim Ae-ran's first novel. The movie of the same name stars Kang Dong-won and Song Hye-kyo. It tells the story of "the youngest parents and the oldest children." The main thread of the book is two stories. One is to tell stories that happened in reality, that is, what happened to "me" in the last year of my life. Because of medical expenses, "I" participated in the TV station's donation program, exchanged emails with peers who had watched the program, and became friends. They were passionate for a period of time, but later learned that he was a false character... During this period, "I" wrote a novel, describing the romantic process of my parents' love, questioning why "I" was born, and what this short seventeen years of life meant to my parents and "me". As a final gift to my parents, this novel constitutes the second story.

In France in the early 1960s, "I" met Philip Dean, a wandering Yale University dropout, a "living idol" in Paris. "I" and Dean drove a Dracchi antique sports car for fun, until Dean met the French girl Anne-Marie, the object of a fiery and burning fantasy, and thus began a love story full of sensual charm. "I" follows Dean and Anne-Marie's romance between voyeuristic fragments and imagination, entering the dizzying depths of desire and emotion like the reader's accomplice. What is love beyond the short time and everything attached to it? Is it merely an artistic conception, an illusion described by others as impossible, created just to somehow understand the coming together and separation in life? A celebrated masterpiece by Paris Review Lifetime Achievement Award winner James Salt, "A Game and a Diversion sets a new standard for literature's primary tool: imagination. A tragic novel about a French love affair that is actually an ambitious and tortuous exploration of the nature and meaning of storytelling itself, and the underlying reasons why we need to create romance." (Sarah Hall)

"Little Women (Illustrated Edition)" is a popular classic in American literature. It tells the story of four sisters growing up in an ordinary family during the American Civil War. Meg, Joe, Beth and Amy each have talents and dreams. When their father is in the army and life is difficult, they can only keep their beautiful dreams in their hearts. An ordinary mother who uses her loving motherhood and hard work to cultivate the healthy and happy growth of her children so that they can live happily. Under the guidance of their mother and the tempering of life, they cultivated the qualities of diligence, self-respect, friendship, kindness, perseverance, and optimism, and stepped towards the palace of their dreams.

This book is a collection of classic texts by new concept authors across the country. As a special series launched every year by "In Bloom", it has always been a very readable composition tutoring and extracurricular reading book.

"The Death Box" is Sontag's second novel, an indescribable psychological novel. Didi, a young man who lived a normal life on the surface, once attempted suicide. On a business trip, he killed a railway worker in a tunnel, but could not confirm the truth of the matter. In the swinging carriage, he fell in love with a blind girl for comfort. From then on, he fought his inner demons and tried to escape the truth. However, under the temptation of death and the sense of guilt, the weak Didi entered the dark tunnel again. The horrific murder reappeared, and he finally entered the death box... This is a story about people committing suicide and the hallucinations after suicide.