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"Mother" is one of the best works of the great Russian proletarian writer Gorky. This novel profoundly reflects the magnificent revolutionary struggle of the masses under the leadership of the Russian proletarian party in the early 20th century, and for the first time created the image of a proletarian hero with socialist consciousness. The novel describes the life of the old fitter Mikhail Vlasov and the changes in his son. Through the experiences of this family, it shows how the working class moves from spontaneity to consciousness. The image of the mother is very important in this novel. The mother's awakening process fully reflects the historical trend that the masses will inevitably move towards the road of revolution under the education of the party.

"Twenty Years Later (Set Volume 1 and 2)" is set twenty years after the end of the story told in "The Three Musketeers". Although the first two of Dartagnan, Porthos, Athos and Aramis were working for Prime Minister Mazarin during the Fronde movement in Paris, and the latter two were on the side of the Fronde, they were still loyal to their friendship and united closely as before. They jointly rescued King Charles I of England at the critical moment, and then defeated Mazarin's conspiracy.

By chance, young Jim got a pirate treasure map. As the news spread, people organized a large expedition fleet to go to Treasure Island, where the treasure was located. Just the night before arriving at Treasure Island, Jim suddenly discovered that danger was coming... "When I was nine and a half years old, my father gave me a copy of "Treasure Island". To this day, I still clearly remember the excitement and joy I felt when I read this book eagerly." - Church Erl (two-time British Prime Minister, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature) "I read "Treasure Island" eagerly. I wanted to know what happened in the next line, but I didn't want to know, for fear that the excitement would stop abruptly." - Marquez (author of "One Hundred Years of Solitude", winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature)

In this book, Don Quixote, a declining country squire, is obsessed with chivalric novels and fantasizes about walking the world as a knight and fighting against injustice. Together with his servant Sancho Panza, he went out several times to perform chivalrous acts. Together, they experienced various strange events such as the windmill battle, the adventure of the lions, and the adventure of the Trojan horse. Finally, they returned to their hometown and suddenly woke up. The author Cervantes uses various absurd things to highlight the brilliance of Don Quixote's idealism and laments the end of the era of faith. The fantasy Don Quixote and the practical Sancho have now become classic images in world literature.

A complete reflection of the whole story of the Nanjing Massacre from a Chinese perspective. On December 13, 1937, the Japanese invaders captured Nanjing and caused a tragic massacre. The Japanese troops who entered the city, using their occupiers' sense of superiority, brutally massacred more than 300,000 Chinese defenders and ordinary citizens who had laid down their arms in the following weeks, leaving a pain in the hearts of the Chinese people and the history of the Chinese nation that will never heal... The author is soaked in the blood and tears of the Chinese people, and his writing is majestic. He shocks readers with detailed facts and first-hand information as well as many unknown historical truths. His sharp torture prompts today's readers to deeply reflect on the history of the Nanjing Massacre and think deeply about the practical significance of its historical lessons.

This is a strange and mysterious story. A lonely man, a genius child, traveled across the ocean to a strange country. Their memories were erased, their identities were tampered with, and they formed a "coupled family" with another unrelated woman to start a new life. The novel contains comedic surprises and shocks, and the narrative texture is still Coetzee-like and dense, including multiple themes such as metaphysics, ethics, sociology, and pedagogy that "new life" refers to.

This book tells the story of "Mr." Who met and fell in love with the landlady, and also won the favor of the landlady. However, due to the pain in his youth, he was unable to express his feelings. Later, "Mr."'S friend K moved into the landlord's house and fell in love with the lady. The straightforward K expressed his feelings to his friend "Mr.", But "Mr." Learned about it but secretly proposed to the landlady that he wanted to marry the lady. After knowing all the truth, K committed suicide in despair. At the same time, K's death also left "Mr." With a lifetime of anxiety and self-blame. After marriage, "Mr." Could not forget K, and finally embarked on the road of suicide.

The novel by Keigo Higashino, the king of Japanese mystery novels, is a heart-warming masterpiece that has touched modern people for a long time. Takumi, 23, has accomplished nothing. He was adopted as a child and always thought he was abandoned, so he gave up on himself. One day, he met a young man at Hanayashiki Amusement Park in Tokyo. The young man said to him: "In a few years, you will get married and have children. You will name your son Shisheng, the time of time, the life of life. When the child grows up to 17 years old, he will go back to the past for some reason, and that is me."

Readers from all over the world spend an average of one night reading it! Ken Follett suspense classic. The excitement of surviving a desperate situation is closely connected with romantic love! Ken Follett is a true master of storytelling! On average, everyone tells 88,000 lies in their lifetime, but I will always believe you! As an ordinary engineer, Luke has to face not only the terrible truth, but also a life that needs to be re-chosen! Luke woke up in a public toilet and lost all his memory. While he was wandering aimlessly on the streets, he found himself being followed by a mysterious man! This made Luke suspicious - am I really just a drunk wandering the streets? Luke decided to find out the truth, but he had already been forced into a terrible conspiracy...

This volume includes three sub-collections: "New and Old", "Housewife Collection" and "Long River". "New and Old" is a collection of Shen Congwen's novellas, first published by Shanghai Liangyou Book Printing Company in 1936. It embodies the changes in the new era and the imprint of the old era in the mysterious and bloody world of western Hunan. Through a heavy story, it shows a divergent era in which the old and the new intersect.

A foul-mouthed couple joins forces to solve a crime. Hollywood's hottest on-screen couple. An alcoholic detective novel. Want a drink? Another drink? Anyway, the most important thing is to be able to have a drink at any time! 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, his regular customer many years ago. Miss Wolff, the female secretary and lover of the inventor Weinant, was murdered in the apartment. After the incident, people discovered that Weinant had been missing for many days. At the same time, his ex-wife Mimi returned to New York with her new husband and two children, and the whole family had their own worries. Strange things happened one after another, but Weinant never showed up...

Short in stature, strong in physique, stubborn and indifferent to physical pain, this is the unknown agent of the mainland detective agency. He is the great hero in the story, who has traveled far and wide with his passion for his work. He single-handedly takes on a group of gangsters; he goes to Eastern Europe to rescue a "king" in a coup; he upholds justice in the hellish Arizona desert; he confronts various crooks who rob banks. He has no name, only a hard skin, and a noble soul...

"Nights in the Countryside with Dekonka" is Gogol's first collection of novels that established his outstanding status in the history of Russian literature. Most of the novels collected here are based on the folklore of Little Russia, and are full of weird colors about Shinto monsters. If we take it from the surface and think that this is a simple retelling of folklore, then the value of this collection will be greatly weakened, and it may even fall into the category of weird stories. People will misunderstand that there is an essential difference from many of his later works, and there will be no traces of development in the same line. This book fully reflects Mr. Man Tao's translation achievements.

Conan Doyle once received a letter from Brazil, which said: "If possible, I would like to get a photo signed by you, and I will put it in the room. In this way, not only can I see you every day, but I firmly believe that if a thief comes in, he will be scared away when he sees your photo." The Sherlock Holmes detective story created by British writer Conan Doyle has been popular around the world for more than a century, becoming a classic of modern detective novels and a model for the creation of detective novels for future generations. The works have been translated into more than 50 languages ​​and adapted into more than 200 movies and TV series. These popular and timeless works have nourished generations of detective novel fans. This book "Sherlock Holmes at Midnight (A Collection of Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories)" is written by Arthur Conan Doyle and compiled by Zhong Shuangling. It contains 20 detective stories. This book "Meeting Sherlock Holmes at Midnight (Collection of Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories)" is suitable for lovers of detective novels.

This book is a selection of strange short stories written by Kitou Okamoto, the famous Japanese novelist and "the founder of hunting literature"! People from all over the world, with different origins, ages, and professions sit together, and each person takes turns telling a strange story that he or she has personally experienced or heard - this is the origin of the story in this book. Weird cries came from the stone, and people died one after another; the servant sent a watermelon, but suddenly turned into a woman's head; what is the connection between the ordinary sansho fish prank and the murder case; will the person who is stepped on the shadow really encounter terrible things... Okamoto Kitou tells each of the weird and strange stories in plain and simple writing, and there is a kind of awe-inspiring and subtle beauty between the lines. It is a bizarre and weird story, but it tells about the harshness of the world and the evil and beauty of human nature!

Wen Mu felt that the happiest thing in this life was the three years he spent with Shen Feiyi. The thing she regretted most was offending Shen Feiyi. As the president of Huanyu Film and Television, Shen Feiyi is handsome and handsome, and is the target of women in the city, but he is also cruel and ruthless. He can promote Wen Mu to the position of a movie queen, he can love and cherish her with the utmost tenderness, and he can also cruelly pull her down. Under questioning from the media, he stood side by side with another woman and gracefully admitted that the person he loved was not her. Seeing her with another man, he said coldly and cruelly: "Block Wen Mu and Mo Bai completely. Within a day, I want her to disappear from all media news!" Since he didn't believe her, why did he feel sorry for her and care about her when she was hurt? Later, Wen Mu smiled sarcastically: "Shen Feiyi, even if you want to change the taste, there is no need to mistake garlic for narcissus."

The representative work of Japanese detective mystery novelist Manabu Kaminaga has a total of 500,000 copies sold in its first three volumes. The TV series "Phantom Thief Lynx" adapted from it will be released to readers in February 2016. Kamenashi, a member of Japan's KAT-TUN, will also play the role of Yamaneko.

"The Return" ushered in the "golden age" of detective novels. Over the past 100 years, it has been translated into 57 languages, sold 100 million copies, became popular all over the world, and was remade into countless movies and TV series. Extensive scientific knowledge, extraordinary courage, rigorous case analysis, and exquisite logical reasoning-each story makes people unable to put it down.

Directed by Tsui Hark and starring Zhao Youting, Feng Shaofeng, and Lin Gengxin, the original world of the "Detective Dee" movie was highly praised by the detective queen Agatha Christie and praised by the master of Chinese studies Nan Huaijin! Mystery book fans all over the world have an overwhelming reputation, with a Douban score of 8.9! "Detective Di Renjie of the Tang Dynasty", which has been popular all over the world for 100 years, was born from this masterpiece! The source of all Dee Renjie movies, TV series, and mystery works in later generations! A must-read at the University of Chicago! The U. S. State Department stipulates that American personnel who work in China must read it to deepen their understanding of the Chinese people! A unique book that combines history and suspense. This is the unprecedented real prosperous Tang Dynasty, with people in the market, officials and criminal laws, and love and hatred!

"Treasure Island: Dr. Jekyll" is Stevenson's famous and representative work. "Treasure Island: Dr. Jekyll" is also a model work in New Romantic literature. With their bizarre plots and fascinating stories, they have become one of the most beloved literary classics in the world. "Treasure Island" tells an ancient adventure story of treasure hunting in the voice of a child, setting a precedent for literary works with the theme of discovering treasures. "Dr. Jekyll" uses bizarre and extraordinary imagination to express the author's deep doubts about human nature, vividly depicting the opposition between human appearance and moral essence, and creating one of the most successful dual personality models in the history of literature.

Private detective Marlowe accidentally encounters a strange drunk who was dumped in the parking lot and takes him home. The drunkard is not old, but he has white hair, a scar on half of his face, and has undergone plastic surgery. Although he is in extreme poverty, he still behaves well-educated. The drunkard's frustrated look touched Marlowe, and from then on, Marlowe and him became friends who occasionally drank quietly together. Early one morning, this gentleman drunkard came to Marlowe and said that he had killed his wife, the slut daughter of a millionaire. He also asked Marlowe to help him, thus dragging Marlowe into an incredibly long farewell...

Chandler is known as the soul of hard-guy detective novels and represents the highest level of hard-guy writing philosophy. Published in 1940, this book is the author's second novel with the private detective Marlowe as the protagonist. It has been adapted into movies three times, as well as stage plays and radio drama versions. Marlowe encountered a fierce opponent. Just when he was about to withdraw from an ordinary case, he found that he was in the wrong place at the right time: in front of him was a corpse with a broken neck. In the process of Marlowe finding out the truth, a group of jewelry thieves gradually appear, and several other murders are waiting for him. The girl Velma that "Moose Malloy" loves is as elusive and beautiful as a ghost, and seems to be able to kill people at any time.

This book was created in 1949. It is a classic in the Chandler series and has been adapted for the screen. Detective Marlowe is hired to find a person. From behind the scheming and hesitant eyes of his client Ofa Mei, a seemingly weak "little sister", Marlowe smells something strange and sinister. Two ice pick murders that followed one after another, a mysterious candid photo, and threats from the underworld. Marlowe fought alone and escaped from death several times. Little by little, he unraveled this bloody story of fratricide caused by greed and jealousy and controlled by the mafia in the entertainment industry.

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"Green Eyebrows" (color illustrations and hardcover) is a collection of prose essays by the Japanese painter Uemura Shoen, who is world-famous for his beauty paintings. It is the first time it has been published in China. This book consists of two volumes: "Green Eyebrows" and "Green Eyebrows Supplements". The former includes 39 articles such as "The Story of the Eyebrows", "Dance of the Preface", "Beauty of Simplicity" and "Hokusai's Illustrations", etc.; The latter includes 34 articles such as "Hotfly", "Beauty Paintings at the Imperial Exhibition", "Hand Paintings of Ukiyo-e Painters", and "The Way of Painting and Women". There is also a preface written by his grandson Junyuki Uemura, who is also a famous painter. This book takes "Green Eyebrows" as its title, and cuts into the art of creating beauty paintings that she has studied diligently for decades. It analyzes her own art practice and artistic intention, and her in-depth and systematic study of Japanese traditional culture including Japanese painting and clothing and makeup, which has high cultural and artistic value. The writing is elegant and concise, and has its own growth record, such as studying painting at school and the painting experience of specific works. The writing is simple, the wording is accurate, the writing style is honest, and the writing is like the painting and the person.

This book faithfully records the late period of World War II. After the war in Italy ended, the Allies assessed the situation, cooperated closely, and carefully formulated the final strategy for launching a general offensive against Nazi Germany. From Tehran to Rome, the heads of allied countries held a series of compact and productive meetings, which promoted the final victory of the war and roughly determined the division of the post-war world map. At the same time, in Yugoslavia, Greece, Burma and other places, the war is still arduously continuing, but the dawn of victory has begun to appear in the sky.

1915 was the second phase of the First World War. France and Britain launched the Battle of Champagne, the Battle of Artois, the Battle of Ypres, and the Battle of Los Loos. In the face of new weapons - machine guns and powerful artillery - the dominant traditional military thinking - frontal attack, charge and fight, and repel the enemy's defense line - became ineffective. The Western Front achieved nothing except a life-consuming battle, and the war reached a stalemate. The British invented tanks and used smoke screens, making only limited progress. The British Navy had control of the sea, but its commander was conservative in thinking and ineffective in naval warfare, so no positive results were achieved. In this volume, Churchill made the strategic decision to attack the Dardanelles, which had a decisive impact on the combination of international forces and the entire war. However, due to the lack of understanding and weak support from most military leaders, the war opportunities were repeatedly delayed, and good opportunities to secure victory were missed more than ten times, and finally ended in failure. The Allies were in crisis.

This book describes how from September 3, 1939 to May 10, 1940, Nazi Germany used mediation in various countries to cover up people's eyes, and under Hitler's instigation, launched a series of activities to annex Central and Northern Europe and other countries, thus paving the way for Germany's eventual invasion of France and the United Kingdom. The author details the fall of Poland, the battle conditions on the French front, and the ravages of the Nordic countries. In addition, as the British Lord of the Admiralty at the time, the author keenly observed the importance of naval warfare in the upcoming war. Therefore, relevant equipment and personnel were carefully prepared in advance, and he also specifically mentioned the importance of magnetic mines in naval warfare. The author gives a thorough description of the haze that permeated Europe due to Nazi Germany's "tyranny" in the early days of the war, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the real scene of the "dark and unclear war".

This book describes Japan's aggression against relevant countries in Asia and the Pacific Rim in the middle of World War II, as well as the different responses of the United States and Britain to this. After long preparations, Japan launched a comprehensive war of aggression in the Asia-Pacific region, causing the United States to pay a heavy price in the Pacific battlefield and causing Britain to suffer huge losses in Southeast Asia. At that time, the world situation was entering an extremely anxious period. From China to Myanmar, from Malta to Madagascar, everyone was involved in this unpredictable melee. In addition, the book also reflects the key role China played in resisting Japanese aggression.

This book takes the dangerous "Operation Torch" as an entry point and details the tragic war in which the Allied forces landed in North Africa from 1942 to 1943, captured Tunisia, and annihilated the Axis African Corps. From their high spirits when they luckily landed in Morocco and Algiers, to their panic when they advanced into Tunisia and fought a fierce battle with the ferocious and experienced German army, the Allied forces found that they were not prepared for battle at all: logistical chaos, military misjudgments, competition for command, The British and American armies fought on their own... North Africa became a testing ground. The raid on Judeid, the Battle of Kesselring Pass, and the decisive battle in Tunisia were bloody battles one after another, tempering the Allied forces, especially the fledgling U. S. Army, into a tiger and wolf army! The book vividly describes the many protagonists who emerged on the battlefield: Eisenhower, Patton, Bradley, Montgomery, Rommel, Kesselring... Whether they are generals galloping on the battlefield to kill decisively, soldiers who kill coldly to survive, or ordinary people who are like ants in the flames of war, the wars written by Atkinson appear particularly real and terrifying! When Rommel was defeated, the North African Campaign finally produced countless elite soldiers and valuable combat experience for the landing in Sicily and Normandy, and the liberation of the European continent!

If the fierce fighting on the European battlefield is a historical drama, then the North African campaign is the first act of this drama. Here, the British Empire was reduced to a vassal in the Anglo-American alliance, the Axis soldiers lost confidence in their officers and were unwilling to fight, while the United States showed its edge and became the leading force in the world. This book sets a monument to this forgotten history. It uses the dangerous Operation Torch as an entry point to sort out the tragic war between November 1942 and May 1942 when the Allied forces landed in French Morocco and Algeria, captured Tunisia, and annihilated the Axis African Corps. The newly formed Allied Forces were originally mired in disorganized logistical supplies, power struggles among allies, and endless military miscalculations. However, after experiencing the Judeid surprise attack, the tragic defeat at Kesselin Pass and the decisive battle at the Tunisian bridgehead, the US military who rushed into battle finally learned to hate and how to defeat the battlefield-hardened enemy. The author not only vividly describes Eisenhower, Patton, Montgomery and other outstanding commanders in North Africa, but also compassionately depicts the soldiers who fell in a pool of blood before they could draw their guns, the civilians who were ravaged in the war, and the miserable prisoners whose lives were cut off. Atkinson's realistic and terrifying North African battlefield tells the world that World War II is not a biography of a saint. Even though heroes and sages emerge in endlessly, there are also rats, fools and corrupt degenerates.

This book combs the timeline from the Allied landings in Sicily to the final capture of Rome, depicts the magnificent Italian campaign, and tells countless heroic stories of "dying for freedom." Although the decision to attack Italy was highly controversial, once the operation began, the Allied forces' determination to liberate Italy never wavered: the rallying horns accompanied by the rushing waves sent the assault boats to the golden coast of Sicily, the roaring steel chariot tracks rolled over the solid defense lines of the Salerno plain, and the roaring fighter planes dropped overwhelming and rain-like bombs at the Port of Taranto... In Atkinson's writing, a picture of majestic and tragic combination slowly unfolds. The overwhelmed Eisenhower, the fearless but conceited Mark Clark, the genius Patton, the paranoid and ruthless Churchill, the strategizing Cunningham, the embattled Mussolini... From generals to soldiers, from politicians to civilians, the trajectories of countless lives converged and burned in this period of history. This was an epic battle for the European continent between the Third Reich and its rebels, and it was the first shot to dismantle the Axis powers' European defenses. When Mark Clark finally "conquered" Rome, the last obstacle before D-Day had been removed - and the end of the Third Reich was near.

Military knowledge has endless charm. It shows the beauty of power, technology and strategy. The Mongolian cavalry galloping across Europe and Asia, the heroic Greek heavy infantry, the Macedonian phalanx with a forest of spears, the unstoppable British longbow, the graceful medieval knights, and the rebellious Cossack cavalry are full of romance and aesthetics, arousing the endless imagination of today's people. Hannibal was glorious despite his defeat

O. Henry, the author of "The Last Leaf", is one of the most outstanding short story writers in the United States and even the world's literary world. Most of his works depict the hardship, bitterness and helplessness of ordinary people, with a relaxed style of writing, humorous language, and are famous for their unexpected endings. This selection is based on the translator's reading of all 284 of the author's works and carefully selected thirty of them based on the reading and appreciation habits of Chinese readers. In addition to representative works such as "The Last Leaf" and "The Policeman and the Hymn", the translator also selected some works that are rarely seen in other selections, thus more comprehensively reflecting the author's creative style. In addition, the translator also cleverly divided it into five themes, namely "Social Situation Novels", "Love Romance Novels", "Rogue Liar Novels", "Detective Mystery Novels" and "Philosophical Symbol Novels". This is also a highlight of this anthology that is different from other anthologies.

"O. Henry Short Stories Collection" selects O. Henry's representative short stories: the well-known "The Gift of the Magi", "The Last Leaf", "The Furnished Room for Rent", and "The God of Wealth and Love" that took place under the background of money worship. "God", "The Polished Lamp"... The protagonists of "O. Henry's Short Stories" are mostly small people such as clerks, policemen, homeless people and poor artists, but at the same time they are loving couples, trustworthy friends, and civilian heroes who sacrifice themselves for others. The novel's conception is exquisite and clever, the plot is relaxed and relaxed, the ending is often unexpected, the overall style is optimistic and humorous, and the writing is full of wit. His story shows ironic compassion, unique humor and an ending that is absolutely unguessable until the last second, giving you an amazing reading experience. They depict a vast world, from the streets of his beloved New York to exotic locales south of the border.

Neighbors are like a mirror, reflecting an unfamiliar self. Japan's well-known historical classic takes you into Japan beyond the "Chrysanthemum" and "Sword". This is a unique treatise on Japan, as well as a historical summary of interesting anecdotes and strange stories about Japan and China throughout the ages. Chen Shun-chen, a Chinese-Japanese writer, wandered between two hometowns and two cultures throughout his life. His status as a marginalized person allowed him to accept the shackles of fate. It also allowed him to use his unique life experience and vivid "compound eyes" perspective to see the differences and overlaps in the historical traditions of the two countries, and thus wrote essays on Chinese and Japanese culture that are full of witty words and full of humor. He returned from the distant ancient times to the cultural junction between China and Japan in the modern era, wandering freely between history and reality; with a "suicide note" mood, he wanted to write down the reasons that hindered mutual understanding between China and Japan. Getting to know your neighbors again is also a way of looking at yourself in detail. We are neighbors - we complement each other, it's destiny.

Chen Shun-chen's classic work is the pinnacle of Japanese historical writing. This book is a collection of historical essays about the Silk Road. The first half focuses on the cultural relics related to the Silk Road, and the second half takes the experiences along the way as the starting point. From the ancient capital Xi'an to the Pamir Plateau, from the sweat-blooded horse to the luminous cup, the cultural relics and anecdotes left on the Silk Road by the cultural exchange between the East and the West for more than two thousand years are all included. The delicate and steady writing and the eloquent narration lead the readers on a historical journey that spans time and space and stretches freely.

In the 1880s, as European powers carved up Africa, King Leopold II of Belgium seized the vast land around the Congo River. He carried out genocidal plunder and oppression in the Congo. At the same time, he established himself as a great humanitarian. Hochschild used a large number of original sources when writing this book: memoirs of explorers, steamship captains and soldiers, missionary records, government investigation reports, etc. Although few African voices appear in the book, as the author puts it, "their activities and voices can still be seen and heard, although filtered by the records of their conquerors."

During World War II, facing the powerful Nazi war machine, Britain had to find ways to weaken the enemy. The author of this book, Giles Milton, uses vivid descriptions to describe several wonderful sneak attacks and assassinations carried out by the British army outside the main battlefields of World War II. With the support of Churchill, several typical British gentlemen planned and led these completely ungentlemanly actions, despite the opposition of the old-fashioned people in the army and government who insisted on tradition. They invented new weapons, established schools for training guerrillas, and transported explosives to the resistance organizations in the occupied areas... These secret fighters who did not belong to the conventional army made a huge contribution to the final victory of the war.

Only by understanding the emotions of the characters can you truly understand the work. Li Qingzhao, as a representative poet of the Wanyue School, has few surviving works. This book carefully selects 45 poems and 14 poems by Li Qingzhao, with analysis, modern translation and annotations. It also includes five articles by Li Qingzhao and a chronology of major events. Combining annotations and appreciation, blending into the background of the times, and restoring the emotions of the characters, you can understand Li Qingzhao's poetry and life in one book.

"Shu Yu Ci" is a work handed down from generation to generation by Li Qingzhao, a representative of the Wanyue Ci School and "the most talented woman throughout the ages". In the early stage of his poems, he wrote mostly about his leisurely life, while in the later stage, he mostly lamented his life experience and had a sentimental mood. In terms of form, he makes good use of line drawing techniques, creates his own channels, and uses clear and beautiful language. This version adds detailed annotations, making it easy to read and appreciate the beautiful artistic conception of the words. At the same time, there are 156 beautiful illustrations, printed in full color and four colors, which are worth collecting.

"Walden" begins in spring, goes through summer, autumn and winter, and ends in spring. This is exactly the cycle of life. In that wooden house, among the lakes and mountains, he observed, listened, felt, meditated, and dreamed. Through his own life experiments, he told the world not to lose the direction and meaning of life due to the complexity of life. He believes that only by living a simple life can people abandon their inner anxieties and enjoy inner peace, relaxation and joy. It must be mentioned that despite the lack of cultural exchanges between China and the West at that time, Thoreau translated and read many Confucian works and integrated his understanding of Confucianism into his own thoughts. Therefore, his works also exude the unique temperament of Chinese classical literature.

In his two-year daily life, Thoreau recorded how he cultivated land next to his cabin, planted in spring and harvested in autumn, and was self-sufficient. He recorded his admiration for nature, communion with heaven and earth, dialogue with lakes, forests and birds, observing animals and plants in the forest, playing the flute on the boat, fishing by the lake, and leaving his own observations and thoughts in the cabin. He recorded how he pursued spiritual life and how to calm his mind bit by bit. Thoreau's words allow us to pause from the chaos and chaos, no longer be in a hurry, and learn to think about how to calm our hearts and how to live out our true selves calmly.

By portraying the images of various types of feudal scholars, this book reveals their greedy, hypocritical and ugly mental outlook, exposes the corruption and darkness of the feudal social system, and makes profound criticism and ridicule of the imperial examination system and feudal ethics. The novel's language is concise and expressive, and its writing is humorous, euphemistic and satirical, making it a masterpiece of Chinese classical satirical literature.

The novel takes the four sisters of the famous Makioka family in Osaka as the protagonists, and the story of the blind date of the beautiful and quiet third sister Yukiko as the main line. It also touches on local customs, social events, foreign exchanges, etc. The work is like a long painting with bright colors and elegant style, showing the whole picture of the life of the upper class in modern Japan's Kansai region. It is known as the best genre novel with a classical style. The author is good at selecting and arranging plots, and truly and vividly expresses the thoughts, feelings and unique destiny of these people. The characters' dialogues are in Osaka dialect, which is unique. The plots of catching fireflies by the river and flooding are wonderful and moving, as if a vivid picture of life is presented in front of readers, giving readers a beautiful enjoyment. The novel also provides a true and detailed description of the customs, customs and major social events in the Keihan area.

This book is a textbook on modern world history written by Professor Miles. It narrates the history of the world from Columbus's discovery of the American continent to the end of World War I.

Were the Vikings just brutal pirates? They did loot cities and invade Western Europe, but they came from a well-ordered society ruled by law. They wore well-made clothes, loved to be clean, and could comb their beards; they were not professional robbers, but probably craftsmen or farmers with a well-built farm. This book tells the complete history of the Vikings from the 8th to the 11th century, from religion, law, and social order to weapons, food, and daily life, from plundering, and trade to the entire Viking kingdom, covering all aspects of Viking history. It contains more than 200 photos, maps, and paintings, and provides a clear portrait of this legendary nation with superb brushwork.

"Rhythm Enlightenment" is a work about the rhyme of poetry, and it is an enlightenment book for ancient children to learn to compose poetry. "Rhythm Enlightenment" is divided into rhymes, including virtual and real responses to astronomy, geography, flowers and trees, birds and beasts, people, utensils, idioms, allusions, historical facts, etc. There are single-character pairs, double-character pairs, three-character pairs, five-character pairs, seven-character pairs, and eleven-character pairs. The language is elegant and lively, the content is rich and plain, the rhythm is lively, catchy, and has strong readability. As an introductory book for learning poetry writing, "Rhythm Enlightenment" has been widely circulated and enduring since its publication.

"A History of Europe" is the representative work of British historian Norman Davis. It designs a time and space coordinate system for European history, presenting a rare overall historical impression. It combines traditional narrative methods with close-ups, and accommodates various strange things and ideas that are often ignored by serious historians. It has become a valuable and convincing European general history work in recent years. "History of Europe: Classical Era (Prehistory - AD 337)" is the history of this land before "Europe" officially appeared. Europe is not an independent "continent", but a "peninsula". Landforms, climate, geology and fauna combine to create a benign environment that is fundamental to understanding European history. The history of ancient Greece spans more than 1,000 years. In its heyday, the Greeks made amazing achievements explosively in various fields. The rise of Rome, known for its cohesion, heralded the conquest of "coastline civilization" by a new type of land power. Rome, which absorbed Greek culture, became a cultural hybrid that dominated the political and cultural life of the Roman Empire for hundreds of years until the emergence of a new cultural foundation - Christianity.