Library

"Children by the Railway" tells the story of a happy family that is in trouble because their father was wrongly imprisoned. The mother took her three children and left the warm life in the city to live beside the railway in the countryside. Not only were they not defeated by the embarrassing environment, but they used their courage, optimism and kindness to overcome one hardship after another and weave one warm and touching story after another. These include helping an exiled Russian writer find his family; bravely rescuing a train to avoid a disaster; putting out a fire on a barge and saving a baby and a dog; kindly saving a little boy injured in a tunnel... These stories are both interesting and touching, and their noble actions have won everyone's respect. Finally, with the help of kind-hearted people, Dad was able to clear his grievances and the family returned to a happy life.

He believed that people are born with the ability to fly, but he died outside the studio window while flying. She begged God to punish the person who had betrayed her heart for her. As a result, while she was praying, the person was shot several times in a distant place and died in the white snow. Is the person who dances lonely dance every night a demented old man or a poor man possessed by a vixen? Perhaps the most important of all the intricate mysteries is this one: Why on earth did Mitarai stay in Japan? Standing at a crossroads in life, how is he doing now? The feast of short stories comes again, and the most gorgeous mystery and the most sincere emotion meet again, bringing readers new excitement and lasting touch.

16-year-old Han Xiaoying lost her parents when she was young and grew up with her uncle and aunt. By chance, she met Shen Juncheng, a lively and cheerful sunny boy. The two gradually developed a good impression during the contact and developed a sweet and beautiful first love. However, Shen Juncheng's mother obstructed them in every possible way, and a sudden change made their relationship even more difficult and rugged. Finally, under the pressure of his mother, he embarked on the road to study in a foreign country, and he and Xiaoying were separated from each other in the vast sea of ​​​​people... Eight years later, Han Xiaoying unexpectedly reunited with the new general manager Shen Juncheng in the company. The love of the past still lingered in each other's hearts, but at this time, Shen Juncheng not only held a high position, but also had a legitimate girlfriend by his side. In the company, there is a gentle and elegant engineer named Li Zhen, who is also launching a love offensive towards Xiaoying. Their story has reopened...

We try to receive and reciprocate love, but we always go astray. Seven years later, Ilana decided to write a letter to her ex-husband Gideon. As a result, a long-dusted marriage past gradually surfaced. Ilana had a hurried divorce back then, and many mysteries have yet to be revealed. For example, why does she always refuse to take a paternity test? In the process of writing letters, they discovered that each other's memories were not the same, and the addition of their current husband, Somo, involved their relationship in a new mystery... The whole book is composed of letters, interspersed with private detective reports, brief telegrams, etc. The structure is exquisite, just like a black box waiting to be cracked.

Lu He, her boyfriend of four years, suddenly joined her in the well-known Xinglan Company in the industry. Zhongqing secured a large investment for the company, but on the night of the celebration party, she learned that Lu He was engaged to the daughter of the CEO of Xinglan Company. Lu He had no explanation for this afterwards, and the two broke up silently. Xinglan's boss suddenly became critically ill, and Xinglan was handed over to the boss's daughter Shi Xing. On the first day he came to the company, he fired Zhongqing, while Lu He was nowhere to be seen... The coolness in your eyes is confused sadness, and the curvature of your lips is the look of my love. Searching in time, wandering in the chaos of time. Although I didn't meet you at the best time, it was the best time after meeting you. Meeting you, falling in love with you, and having your warmth is the most beautiful happiness in my life.

The power of love is great. Eric Marshall is an academically successful kid from a wealthy family who was entrusted by his friends to work as a teacher in a school in the small town of Lindsay. But he accidentally walked into the orchard and met the beautiful and pure mute Qimini, and the two fell in love from then on. However, family factors and the fact that Qimini cannot speak have hindered their development. But in the end, Eric Marshall convinced Qi Meni's family, and Qi Meni broke through and was able to speak. They overcame many twists and turns and finally came together.

"The failure of happiness runs flawlessly and brings us to our knees." The third book in the Romanian trilogy. A female garment factory worker wanted to go to a beautiful country where exported clothes could reach, so she stuffed communication notes into the exported clothes, hoping that a foreign man would pick her up. After being reported, she was interrogated for three consecutive days. Then a second batch of notes showed up at the factory, and she was fired. From then on he had to be summoned regularly by the police. The novel begins with a day when I was summoned. "I" took a tram to go to the secret police for interrogation. Along the way, I once again remembered the unbearable past: how I was reported until being fired, my failed marriage, the villains around me, how my close friends died tragically, how my father betrayed my mother... In the end, I realized that the only happiness left - a peaceful life with my lover had been monitored and disturbed.

"False Dawn" describes New York in the 1840s. When Lewis Lacy, a wealthy man, traveled to Europe, his father commissioned him to purchase famous Italian paintings and establish the "Lacey Gallery". As a result, Lewis, who was mentored by the young art critic Ruskin and others in Europe, had a huge difference in artistic taste with the conservative old New Yorkers led by the old Lacy, which triggered a series of extremely ironic events. Through the perspective of a young man, "Sparks" shows some of the behaviors of a simple-hearted and bold-tempered banker, Delaine, who is incompatible with social conventions, making the story full of suspense, and the root of this behavior is not revealed until the end. Edith Wharton's respect for Whitman, the famous American poet of the 19th century, is fully reflected in this novel.

Recommended by Jin Shijie, JJ Lin, and "Downton Abbey" Dan Stevens, "Tuesday" is a masterpiece by author Mitch Albom. It is a heartwarming fable that heals the rush of the times and breaks away from calculation and wasted time. "When we try to turn back the clock, what we are chasing is love." He is revered as the "Father of Time" because he invented the first clock; he was severely punished by God like Prometheus because he dared to measure time, which is the best gift God gave to mankind. He was imprisoned by God in a bottomless cave, listening to the same words year after year, which are the same words that will never be restored. They are the earnest pleas from the people on the earth. They are diligent and demanding for time. They want to turn back the clock and let time stop for them. Just when the "Father of Time" was about to suffer a mental breakdown from being tortured by these pleas, he was forgiven by God and accepted a mission: to carry a magic hourglass to the earth to enlighten all living beings and reveal the true meaning of "time". At the same time, God also assigned two partners to him, one is a girl who wants to commit suicide because of a broken love, and the other is a rich man who hopes to rely on modern technology to live forever. The "Father of Time" must save them both before he can finally complete his own redemption.

"The Long Goodbye" is Raymond Chandler's most important novel. The protagonist Marlowe has many projections of the author's own consciousness. The novel tells the story of private detective Marlowe who meets drunken Terry Lennox and becomes friends with whom he occasionally drinks quietly. Terry Lennox is not old but has white hair and scars on half of his face. Although he is extremely depressed, he behaves very well-educated. One day, this gentleman drunkard came to Marlowe, claiming to have killed his wife, and asked him to help him escape... The story revolves around a love-murder case that everyone in New York's upper class is trying to cover up, but Marlowe is the only one trying to track it down. The underworld, the political circles and the police have staged scenes of complex dramas, depicting a reflection of the city full of coldness, darkness, violence, and desire. As the truth approached, Marlowe realized that from the day he was involved in this bizarre case, he had been saying a long goodbye in the double betrayal of friendship and love.

The author of "The Reader" is a major new work. It is the pinnacle of German literature in recent years and has swept all major literary lists. A woman has hidden a secret for 58 years, an out-of-control love in a chaotic era. Olga was born in Poland at the end of the nineteenth century. When she was young, she fell in love with Herbert, the son of a factory owner, but she knew that her class would be different and the other family would not agree to the marriage. After spending several happy years with Herbert, the two had to separate. Olga went to teach in a country school. Herbert chose to join the army. He liked to travel around the world and had an eager heart.

"Each of us will affect another person, and another person will affect the next person. The world is full of all kinds of stories, but all the stories are connected into one story." Some stories are destined to start from the ending - in fact, are all endings not just beginnings? "Tuesday" ends with Morrie's sudden death. Six years later, in Mitch Albom's new masterpiece, documentary has been replaced by fiction; death has evolved from the ending to the beginning; the protagonist is still an old man - not a professor who knows the world, but a veteran and amusement park maintenance worker who is confused about his life until his death. His name was Eddie. On his eighty-third birthday, he died in a playground to save a girl who was in danger in an accident. When Eddie woke up, he was already in heaven, and then he discovered that it was not the Garden of Eden where pastoral songs lingered, but the overlapping reappearance of fragments of life on earth. Five people who are either remembered, ignored or forgotten by Eddie take turns to appear, leading him to search for the lost time and ask for the answer to the mystery of life. Everyone who reads this book will share the same secret and then re-examine their time on earth. "The Five People You Met in Heaven" is a fable about love that pays tribute to all the obscure ordinary lives and ultimately arouses every reader's love and desire for home.

Douglas thought that in the summer when he was twelve years old, he could play by the stream in the forest and pick fruits from the trees as usual; he could play as much as he wanted with his good friends and never be separated; he could sit on the swing on the porch every night and play in the big house. Fall asleep amidst the chatter and noise of people; you can pick dandelion flowers with your grandpa, seal them in a bottle with the memories of summer, wait for winter to open them, and slowly taste them... What he didn't expect was that he would encounter and enter the stories of the town residents themselves. From these stories, he experienced joy, doubt, tears, stubbornness, helplessness and nostalgia. What he didn't expect was that during this summer, he discovered two very important things in life. These two things shocked him so much and were so unforgettable that they were enough to form his lifelong heartbeat and melancholy.

S

During this period, he and she met unexpectedly. In life, you and I are neighbors. The mixed feelings of sorrow and joy, the posture of struggle for independence, and the unknown of breaking out of a cocoon and becoming a butterfly. Five women moved to the 22nd floor of the Ode to Joy community one after another, carrying their pasts and longings. This intersection actually changed the trajectory of their lives. The third season is the grand finale of "Ode to Joy", a brilliant work. The plot is compact, full of tension, full of American drama style, and full of surprises. Fan Meiren washes away her beauty and gradually reveals her natural beauty; the good girl Guan Juer is in chaos in front of love...

"My Michael" uses female discourse to richly express female consciousness and female psychological characteristics, which is of pioneering significance in the history of modern Hebrew literature. Women and family are recurring propositions in Oz's writings. "When I was young, I was filled with the power of love, and now that power of love is dying. I don't want to die." Hannah's words touched countless readers. The novel observes the world and experiences life from the perspective of a heroine who falls into madness due to marriage despair, allowing readers to have a glimpse of the mysterious family life of Jerusalemites in the 1950s and the vivid, rich and magical social and cultural scenes in the distant eastern continent.

"I love you. Please accept it formally." 120Th anniversary edition of Hemingway's birth. Hemingway's strong hatred of war and sincere concern for the human condition of existence are vividly displayed on the page. The title of "Across the River and into the Woods" is taken from the words of Confederate general Thomas Jackson during the American Civil War before his death, which expresses the strong character of Hemingway's "tough guy" - including himself - who regards death as home. This is a novel written by Hemingway after he returned from traveling and hunting in Italy in 1949. The protagonist, Colonel Cantwell, has the shadow of the author himself. The book describes how the protagonist, who participated in two world wars, went to Fossalta in Italy shortly after the war to revisit the place where he was injured in the battle, went to Venice to play, and hunted wild ducks with his friends. It also focused on the innocent love between him and the beautiful Italian girl Renata without any utilitarian purpose, reflecting the author's disgust for war, concern for the future of mankind, and thoughts on the value of life, love, and death.

Blue roses are a rose variety that does not exist in nature. In just a few days, two people announced the successful cultivation of blue roses: Pastor Cleveland harvested "Celestial" through hybridization, and Professor Tenniel used new genetic technology to cultivate "Deep Sea". In view of the extremely harsh conditions for the birth of blue roses under natural conditions, the professor questioned the priest's results. After the investigation of the "jellyfish ship" case was completed, the temporarily idle police officers Maria and Kujo Ren accepted the investigation of Professor Tenniel. Shortly after they came to the door, the professor died in a greenhouse that was like a secret room. The academic dispute over Blue Rose actually hides an unimaginable tragedy...

In the mid-1920s, David, a young American writer, and his wife Catherine went from Paris to the Mediterranean seaside of southern France for a honeymoon. They indulged in a romantic love life. David wanted to continue writing, but his wife only wanted to have fun in time. She went to a hairstylist to cut her hair short. After getting acquainted with a foreign girl, Marita, she even encouraged her husband to fall in love with her. The three of them got involved in a dangerous sex game. But the "good times" didn't last long. Because Marita supported David's writing, Catherine became jealous and resentful. She burned his manuscript and left a letter to leave. Under Marita's care, David's literary thoughts surged, and he rewrote one of his favorite short stories word for word, and returned to the "Garden of Eden". This is Hemingway's posthumous work published after his suicide in 1961. Although it was written in his later years when his body was declining, the whole book is full of vitality and love. It is a rare youth novel.

"Men Without Women" is a collection of short stories by Hemingway published in 1927. The authoritative Chinese translation presents the original version for the first time. "Men Without Women" brings together Hemingway's most famous and representative short stories, such as "The Killer" and "Hills Like White Elephants", etc., Which represents the achievements of Hemingway's short stories. Simple and direct line drawings created a generation of writing style, fully embodying his "iceberg theory" and influencing many modern and contemporary writers. Haruki Murakami paid tribute to the master Hemingway with the novel of the same name.

The story takes place on a lonely mountain. The forest fire was encroaching on the top of the mountain. The Quinns and his son crawled on the mountain, feeling helpless and confused. After finally finding a temporary shelter, they encountered another bizarre murder case - the owner of the shelter died in the study, and the murderer was undoubtedly in the shelter!

"There are exactly two kinds of sympathy. One kind of sympathy is cowardly and sentimental, which is actually just the anxiety of the soul. When you see the misfortune of others, you are eager to get out as soon as possible to avoid being moved and falling into an embarrassing situation. This kind of sympathy is not a sympathy for the pain of others at all, but just an instinctive resistance to prevent it from touching your own heart. The other kind of sympathy can be regarded as true sympathy." This book is Zweig's only novel published when he was exiled abroad in 1938. The work describes the emotional tragedy between a fledgling young officer and a disabled girl who came from a rich family. The work's portrayal of the characters' psychology, especially the psychology of the heroine, is profound and unforgettable.

What we believe is what we become. When the world quiets down and you can hear your own breathing, everyone needs the same things: care, love, and a peaceful heart. The story begins with an unusual request: "Can you give me a eulogy?" It was an eighty-two-year-old man, the rabbi of the synagogue in Mitch Albom's childhood community. He has sent comfort to the dying countless times. This time, he plans to leave the task of sending himself to heaven to Mickey. Another story begins with a request to heaven: "Will you save me?" When he said this, the man was hiding behind a trash can, and his wife and young daughter were crying. He stared at every car coming on the street, convinced that the next headlight would bring the killer who was going to take his life. This man later became a Christian pastor who helped all sentient beings. Two true stories, following a more ingenious trajectory than a novel, are intertwined into a small book about faith. In order to write this book, Mitch Albom, who shocked the world with "Tuesday Together", tracked the life course of two clergymen, visited many places, and went to "us" and "them" in this world who hold different beliefs...

In the early autumn afternoon, the young judge was reviewing the divorce case files for the next day and discovered that a couple were his old acquaintances. During the dinner, the judge fell into a long recollection of the ancient and solemn family: the judge's duties and gentleman's ethics passed down from generation to generation, love is erratic and fragile, and the family is maintained by self-denial and upbringing. The guests are in low spirits, the empire is disintegrating, World War II is imminent, and the era is confused and they don't know where to go. In the quiet study room of the apartment in the middle of the night, there have been uninvited guests. The husband nearly collapsed and claimed he had just killed his wife. He spoke passionately about his emotional life and complained about the relationship triangle that led to the failure of his marriage. After a long conversation all night long, his doubts about the judge and the torture peeled off the cocoons, gradually revealing the cruel truth about love and marriage.

"The Bell Jar" is an autobiographical novel by Sylvia Plath, a famous contemporary American female poet and writer, winner of the 1982 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. It is also her only novel and is regarded as a contemporary literary classic by the American literary community. The novel intercepts a very dramatic scene in the author's short life: in the summer of 1953, the twenty-year-old Plath received the first honor in her writing career, winning the grand prize in a national novel competition organized by a fashion magazine, but she had just enjoyed After completing the honor trip to New York, he immediately fell into a whirlpool of depression and mental illness. He once attempted suicide. In the following short year, he experienced the stormy waves from the bright podium to the gloomy mental hospital, from life to death and then to resurrection.

When the weather is nice, Shi De will ride his bicycle to Sunshine Community. A few years ago, Sunshine Community was not called Sunshine Community, but Yongning Village. It was located more than a mile outside the east gate of the ancient city. Shide's surname is Ning, which is the same as Yongning Village. When I was a child, when I was running and playing in the village, I could see the east gate and city wall when I looked up. Later, tall buildings were built outside the east gate, and when adults grew up, they could no longer see the city gates and walls when walking in the village. Yongning Village was the first urban village to be renovated in the city. After several years of publicity, education, persuasion and negotiations, the villagers could no longer stick to the Yongning Village handed down from their ancestors, so they had to compromise. The word millennium appeared frequently in newspapers, and Yongning Village became a sunny community.

Fanny was adopted by her wealthy aunt and uncle Sir Bertram and his wife since she was a child. Although she was ignored by everyone except her second cousin Edmund, she was always able to distinguish right from wrong, knew people's hearts, and always had a secret love for Edmund. Later, her noble character won Edmund's love, and the two young people finally got married.

After the Doomsday War, the original social order of the human world completely collapsed and degenerated into a desolate wasteland where materials were scarce and the jungle was eaten by the strong. Gordon, the survivor, is looking for his former glory in the savage and dark land of America. By chance, he was mistaken for a postal inspector in the "reconstructed United States" and became a symbol of the future and rebirth; and the postman's uniform and the idealism deep in his heart also ignited the hope of this desperate nation, and people devoted themselves to the cause of rebuilding postal lines. But at the same time, he also attracted the attention of the survivalist group. These tyrannical men were chasing Gordon everywhere in an attempt to uncover the truth about "Reconstruction America"...

The masterpiece of Galaxy Award-winning science fiction writer Wang Jinkang! At the end of the 21st century, the most mysterious place on earth is the "humanoid factory". Here, humans use purely technical methods to create human DNA and develop humanoids. At the same time, it is strictly stipulated that humanoids are not allowed to have fingerprints. The chief engineer of the humanoid factory, He Buyi, was at the peak of his career, but suddenly retired to the countryside, leaving the world with an unsolvable mystery. Thirty-two years later, police officer Jian Ming destroyed a humanoid woman who forged fingerprints and became a enemy of the computer master De Gang. Jian Ming's fiancée Ruyi went to the space ball to visit her grandfather and found that her grandfather's head had been secretly opened by a loyal servant; De Gang reported to the police why the sword bird was not Suspicious of the humanoids created, the police station designed a scam to eliminate the aliens; Jianming, who escaped from death, teamed up with his enemies and sneaked into the humanoid factory, only to be hunted down again; Hall, the main computer of the humanoid factory, rebelled and secretly modified the computer program of the humanoid factory...

"Super Man 500,000 Years Later" includes three of Wang Jinkang's novellas "Super Man 500,000 Years Later", "Observation Records: Maternal Love and Death" and "Mother". Wang Jinkang's works are unique in the Chinese science fiction literary world, with a desolate and melancholy style, cold and steep, and rich in philosophical connotations. He has good literary skills, calm and smooth language, exquisite structure, ingenious conception, and good at setting up suspense. His works are highly readable and are a good combination of serious literature and popular literature.

Han Shu had successfully forgotten many details of the day. The memory was like a blackboard eraser, silently erasing the fragments he was afraid to recall, leaving dust on the floor... There was only one scene that he couldn't erase - she was standing in the dock and he was in the audience. Han Shu didn't dare to look into her eyes, but he expected her to look at him. But she didn't, he knew, not even for a second. There is a person living in Ju Nian's heart, and she firmly believes that person just closed his eyes. Many years later, she had a dream. The man finally opened his eyes and smiled at her, but she cried. The pomegranate tree on the steps of 521 blooms with dazzling red flowers every year. The "XHS&JN\

The novel is based on the author's life in his youth, and makes a profound exploration of family relationships through the depiction of the love between mother and child and lovers. My mother was originally a well-educated woman, but she married a miner with a low level of education. The heavy labor made the husband often drink alcohol, and the couple had long-term discord. The mother devoted all her emotions to her sons, especially her second son Paul. She did her best to make up for the fault of bringing him into the world without love. Abnormal maternal love made Paul unable to escape from emotional confusion in his relationships with other women.

This book is the only novel written by the American "confessional" poet Sylvia Plath (1932-1963) in her short life. Like her talented poetry collections "Giant" and "Ariel", "The Bell Jar" also left a glorious page in the history of American literature and is regarded as one of the classics of modern American literature. This is an autobiographical novel in which a talented and beautiful American poet describes her life experience. The heroine of the novel is a portrayal of Plath herself. Plath used the language of poetry to describe the rebellion and restlessness of adolescence, and used her own death to enhance the appeal and authenticity of her works, leaving her with a unique tragic beauty among the ranks of feminist writers in the world.

The masterpiece of Irish literary master Colm Tóibín is an astonishing work that was shortlisted for the Booker Prize three times. Oscar-winning actress Meryl Streep recorded the audio book for "The Confessions of Maria". The play of the same name "The Confessions of Maria" toured New York, London, Dublin, Chicago and other places, and was shortlisted for the Tony Award for Best Screenplay. The image of the Virgin Mary is deeply rooted in people's hearts through Western paintings and sculptures. However, except for a few phrases in the Bible and some religious research works, there are almost no works that depict this most famous mother in Western history in a literary and artistic way. Through the novel "The Confessions of Mary", Colm Tóibín casts his imagination on the most sacred yet mysterious mother and child - Mary and Jesus. Directly through the mouth of Mary, he allowed the Virgin, who always presented a silent and gentle image, to speak her own voice. Several years after Jesus' martyrdom, Mary was living alone in Ephesus. In fear and sadness, she recalled the process before and after her son's death. She felt that her son was a vulnerable man in those turbulent times and that those around him were untrustworthy. Mary struggled to tell the truth as she understood it. A full-character and unforgettable image of Mary, deeply rooted in the readers' hearts through Tobin's rich imagination and concise and powerful language portrayal.

"The Indifferent Man" is about a family tragedy and the indifference of modern people. For a long time, this young man from the upper class suffered from mental torture. Facing the changes in his family, he wanted to show some emotion, but found that he could only feel indifference. In the midst of painful doubts, he completed his own trial: "This is my real crime, I committed the crime of indifference." Nearly a century later, the emotions described in "The Indifferent Man" are still the same as those felt by most modern people, which are people's boredom with ordinary life, the pain of being unable to act, and the search for true feelings...

Chen Yizhe, a businessman with a good heart, suddenly obtained the inheritance of a stranger, Ms. Sha Wu. Sha Wu created a silicon-tin-sodium micro-life that could survive in liquid metal, but she was unable to maintain the operation of this life circle when she died. She asked Chen to release these lives to the most suitable place - Mercury. Billionaire Hong Qiyan is willing to bear the required funds alone, on the condition that he himself also goes to Mercury to accompany them. He is willing to leave human society and be the "ancestor" of this new life. The seeding plan was successfully implemented, and Chen Yizhe sent Hong to Mercury. Hong was frozen in the ice at the north pole of Mercury, waking up once every tens of millions of years. A billion years later, the "Mercury" tried to resurrect the "ancestor"...

This volume includes four sub-collections: "A Mother", "Small Scenery under the Moon", "Youmu Collection" and "Ru Rui". "Small Scenery under the Moon" is a collection of short stories written by Shen Congwen from 1932 to 1933. It narrates the tragic love stories of young men and women in the old Xiangxi area. The short story "Ru Rui" is a rare masterpiece in the history of literature, showing Shen Congwen's genius imagination and extraordinary artistic talent as a literary master.

"Black Panther in the Basement" is a memory novel. According to Oz himself, it is like a warehouse that contains all the themes of his works. The book is based on the writer's childhood experience and incorporates rich literary imagination. It uses vivid writing techniques to show the writer's wise thinking on paradoxical issues such as reason and emotion, ideals and reality, mission and morality, national emotions and humanitarian principles. The story takes place in the final stages of the British Mandate for Palestine in the summer of 1947, on the eve of the establishment of the state of Israel. 12-Year-old Profi is a sensitive boy. He always hopes that the British troops stationed in Israel can evacuate as soon as possible. He and his friends often try to scare the British troops away. One day, Profi was caught by the British soldier Dunlop for violating curfew. Dunlop did not punish the boy, but just escorted him home. A friendship develops between the sergeant and the little boy.

This volume includes several subsets of "The Life of an Actress", "Tiger Cub", "A Woman in the City", "A Hei's Short History" and "Feng Zi". In these majestic and magnificent words with the smell of mud and fragrance, you can experience his continuous exploration of the creative process and the Xiangxi style that sometimes disappears and appears.

"The Counterfeiter" is Gide's last novel. It is also a detective novel, a coming-of-age novel, an ethics novel, an adventure novel, and a psychological novel. Through the integration of multiple threads and clues, the social panorama of the time is presented. It describes several children who went astray and committed the crime of using counterfeit money, as well as a group of people who are good at self-deception and are accustomed to finding reasons to deceive themselves and unconsciously settling for self-deception. It begins with Penel Profet's younger brother discovering that he is an illegitimate child and runs away from home. It goes through a series of events, from youth to maturity, and ends with returning to his father's side. It records the confusion, questions and resistance of young people at that time. They were constantly groping in a society with declining morals and lost values, but they were constantly lost.

"The Counterfeiter" is Gide's last and only novel. It is the product of the most mature period of his thought and art. It can be said that it represents the highest and most comprehensive achievement of Gide as a thinker and artist. Several misguided children committed the crime of using counterfeit money. They kept groping in a society with sinking morals and lost values, but they kept getting lost, growing from youth to maturity. The work combines growth, ethics, psychology, "meta-fiction" and other styles, with profound and delicate thoughts, clear and exquisite writing, broad vision, and rich life content, which is a milestone in the history of literature.

The anthology consists of four volumes, selecting classic short stories and five novels written by Maupassant. Maupassant was an extremely diligent and talented writer. Although his creative career was only a short ten years, he was fruitful and published many novels, travel notes and 306 short stories. Among them, the achievements of short stories are the most outstanding. Their exquisite artistic skills earned Maupassant the reputation of "King of Short Stories". He is recognized as the master of short stories in the world like Chekhov and O. Henry.

Olivia is the mother of Anthony, an autistic child. After the death of 8-year-old Anthony, she came to Nantucket alone with great pain. Here, she met Beth, a housewife who lived on the island all year round - a woman who had been married for 14 years and had three daughters, but was still betrayed by her husband. Slowly, Olivia has dared to read every bit of Anthony in her past diary, but she still can't let go of "the meaning of Anthony's life"; while Beth wakes up from her failed marriage, picks up the pen again, and starts writing. Anthony was "reborn" in Beth's novel. He established a passage between himself, Olivia, Beth, and the world in a wonderful way, and softly solved the riddles about love and the meaning of life that had puzzled them for a long time...

"Radetzky March" reflects the gradual decline of the Habsburg dynasty through the experiences of four generations of the Trotta family from 1959 to 1916. "Radetzky March" was originally an ode to Radetzky, the Austrian commander who opposed Napoleon around 1813, and to the past of the Habsburg dynasty. The novel is named after this, expressing the author's nostalgia for the past of the empire. It is "an Austrian Requiem" sung by the author. Facing the reality of the 20th century, the author knew that it was impossible to restore the "glory" of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

"The Man in the Trap: Selected Short Stories by Chekhov" is an anthology of Chekhov's short stories, including more than 20 works including Chekhov's representative short stories "Chameleon", "Death of an Official", "Wanka", "Ward No. 6", "The Man in the Trap" and so on. Chekhov is known as one of the three greatest short story writers in the world. His short stories are outstanding representatives of Russian and even world realist literature at the end of the 19th century. The works selected in this book represent Chekhov's creative achievements in different periods. Many of them have been selected into primary and secondary school textbooks and are well-known to every household. "The Cherry Orchard: Selected Plays by Chekhov" is a collection of Chekhov's drama works, including "Ivanov", "The Seagull", "Uncle Vanya", "Three Sisters" and "The Cherry Orchard". Chekhov is both a master of short stories and a master of dramatic art. Script creation is an important part of Chekhov's literary creation. His creations revolutionized Russian dramatic art and had a great influence on 20th century drama.

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

This book contains more than ten excellent short stories by Nobel Prize winner Hemingway, including "The Short and Happy Life Experience of Francis Macomber", "The Snows of Kilimanjaro", "A Clean and Bright Place", etc. The tough guy who hunts lions in Africa, the leopard on the snow-capped mountains... The concise narrative contains countless vicissitudes of life. Of all Hemingway's works, it was not his novels that made him famous, but these extraordinary short stories. These short stories are mainly declarative sentences, with precise descriptions, short dialogues, limited revelations, a combination of fiction and reality, and endless meanings. They convey infinite connotations in a limited space and perfectly present Hemingway at his peak: precision, restraint, mystery, and sadness.

"Water Margin" is my country's first novel describing a peasant uprising. The whole book uses the theme of "officials forcing the people to rebel" as a clue, describing the story of a group of "heroes" who could not bear the oppression of tyranny and rose up. The novel tells the whole process of Juyi Shuibo Liangshan, acceptance of recruitment and final failure. The ideological highlight of "Water Margin" is that it fully affirms the rebellious peasants who were regarded as "thieves and bandits" by feudal rulers, and praises the spirit of all strata who dare to resist corrupt bureaucrats, safeguard their own interests, and not bow to the powerful. The novel also profoundly reveals the social roots of the peasant uprising. It tells readers that the reason why the peasants revolted was because the people, ranging from the emperor and fatuous ministers like Gao Qiu to the overbearing officials, large and small, had made their lives miserable.

"Journey to the West" is an outstanding artistic achievement with its rich and unique artistic imagination, vivid and tortuous storyline, vivid artistic images, and humorous language. Among them, artistic image and language are the most prominent. It has successfully created artistic images such as Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sha, and Bull Demon King that combine human, divine and animal characteristics, making these artistic images deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.