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Yue Yue is a smart thief, Qingfeng is a shrewd policeman who can't catch Yue Yue. He hated it. He was praised to the sky, but he couldn't catch this woman alone. How irritating! Yue Yue smiled and said nothing, saying that she just wanted to steal something and tease Yang Qingfeng. Ah, one of the joys of life! This is the story of a strange pair, a thief and a detective.

It's more fantasy, about dreams, pure fantasy. Take you through dreams

A flower blooms with two sides, and lives between Buddhas and demons. One thought becomes a Buddha, one thought becomes a demon. Through the story of the male protagonist, it interprets the various aspects of good and evil, beauty and ugliness, crime and punishment...

Divorced and unmarried women are not protected, and only the wives in the family are recognized by them; the underlying reasons revealed concern all unmarried, married and divorced women. Women's poverty is a structural problem. In 1985, Japan promulgated and implemented the Equal Employment Opportunities Law for Men and Women. This law, which was intended to achieve equality between men and women, woven female poverty into a tight structure. On the one hand, it advertises equality in employment between men and women; on the other hand, it divides family responsibilities, strengthens gender division of labor, expands informal employment, and gives economic preferential treatment to wives while reducing subsidies for mother-child families. On the surface, social policies that favor women actually divide women into women who are wives and women who are not wives. Japan's policies do not leave room for "women who do not rely on men for support". This is the main culprit of the poverty of single mothers and single women. For women, 1985 was precisely the "first year of poverty."

Shengtian, they all said that if you really like someone, you are willing to tell him all the pain you carry, and you two people solve the problem together. But Shengtian, I can't bear it. I hate to make you sad.

"The Unicorn" appears on the surface to be a complex, sophisticated and mysterious gothic romance. Hannah was first a vicious adulteress who committed adultery with others and pushed her husband off a cliff. Then she transformed into Jesus Christ, who carried the imagination of countless people, had no desires and demands, was willing to bear all sins, and was willing to sacrifice his life for the sins of the world. And when the savior suddenly turned into a real individual because of the imminent return of her husband, an evil woman who committed adultery and tried to murder her husband, the spiritual castle in the air created by her and everyone through their imagination collapsed instantly... The whole book has twists and turns, vivid and even romantic and mysterious stories, and is also enveloped in a religious-philosophical atmosphere where everything is unpredictable and everyone is absurd, which is both fascinating and thought-provoking.

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[Entertainment Circle + Nonsensical + Micro Fantasy] There is a male star who does not want to pursue a career but only wants to fall in love. Tang Yun prides himself on always being dignified and thin-skinned, but as long as it concerns Lin Zhinan, let alone being shameless, he doesn't have to be shy. The last time I was shameless was in Qianlu City in my previous life. He left her bruised and bruised, and her heart was filled with despair. As a result, he abused his wife and chased her to the crematorium for a moment. This time Shameless is the Beijing Film Festival in this life. Although hundreds of years had passed, he still recognized her at a glance among the crowd - Lin Zhinan. Since he has been given a chance to come back, he will definitely not let down God's love... "Lin Zhinan, I recognize you!" "Tang Yun, you are shameless!" "Hmm... That's right. I will shamelessly ask for you." "·········"

1942-2008, nearly seventy years, is enough to cover the changes in a rich history. The three generations of women in the story were born in three troubled times, and gave birth to their daughters in three troubled times. Women desperately try to escape from their past and hometown, but they still cannot escape the shackles that fate has placed on them. They are doomed to experience the pain of childbirth in loneliness for generations to come. Women's pain comes from men and the world, but men are powerless and the world is helpless. All a woman can do is resist with forbearance. Fortunately, God is fair, and those women who endured hardships and survived finally saw the hope of life.

The love for nature and the pursuit of peace of mind are common features of human beings across time and space. The author uses the unique ancient and winding scenery of the Russian northern forest as the background of the full text. He combines rich biological knowledge with beautiful descriptions of nature, and transforms the love and goodness between man and nature into poetry and philosophy into this book. It is a rare natural masterpiece in the world literary world in the 20th century. Adopting famous classic translations, the translation is accurate, smooth, beautiful and moving. The famous design teacher Youya, who has won the "Most Beautiful Book" design award many times, is specially invited to draw it with all his heart.

"Battle of Kadesh": Internal and external troubles simultaneously test the young pharaoh Ramses, who has only been in power for three years. Queen Nefertari was bewitched by a Syrian wizard and her life is in danger; the Hittite army is preparing to invade on the border. Facing his love and country, Ramesses decided to go south first to find the only antidote that could save the queen-the Goddess Stone, and then turn to the Kadesh Castle in the north to face the Hittite army, which was several times more powerful than Egypt. Eventually, the queen recovered and Rameses won the Battle of Kadesh.

"Youth Reading Nobel Prize Classics" is a set of Nobel Prize-winning reading materials customized for young people in China. It selects the masterpieces of hundreds of Nobel-winning writers and is recommended by dozens of special teachers. It allows children to understand and grow through reading and accumulate strength to face the future. Domestic Nobel Prize-winning works are basically adult books, and there are very few juvenile editions. This set of books "Youth Reading Nobel Prize Classics" is a customized book for teenagers. Taking into account children's receptive ability, reading habits and interests, as well as the cultural differences between China and the West, this set of books has specifically selected works by dozens of writers, taking into account both classics and interest, to build a vast literary palace for children. This set of books is divided into "Great Novels", "Great Poems" and "Great Prose", many of which are required extracurricular readings for primary and secondary school students designated by the Ministry of Education, and meet the reading aesthetics and reading needs of primary and secondary school students.

This book collects 13 short stories and short stories published by the author Qiu Shanshan in recent years. The works of "Happy Life That Came to an Abrupt End" all take love and marriage as their theme. With a sincere, frank, intuitive and realistic attitude, it explores the unbalanced marriage patterns of urban women and the distorted view of love under social pressure. It keenly analyzes the spiritual confusion of urban women with shocking and delicate writing, and reveals the root of the confusion: people's desires and desires are endless and difficult to satisfy.

I risked my life for my dream and became a lunatic and a fool in the eyes of others, but I finally found my true self and finally lived out the meaning of life! One early morning in July, before dawn, Don Quixote put on his ancestral armor, quietly left his hometown where he had lived for more than 50 years, and embarked on the adventure he had dreamed of. --Since he was a child, he has been addicted to knight novels. He firmly believes that the adventure stories in the books are true. He looks forward to one day that he can travel around the world and do chivalry. For his burning dream, he finally took this step! Following him were only a thin old horse, a rusty spear, a follower named Sancho, and all kinds of challenges... This book has been published for more than 400 years and has been best-selling for more than 400 years. With its great imagination, it has influenced generations of readers and has become a recognized classic among classics. In 2002, the Norwegian Nobel Institute and the Norwegian Reading Club in Oslo organized a vote of 100 writers from 54 countries and regions, and "Don Quixote" was selected as "the greatest novel in human history." Oakes said: "If there is any book you should read in life, it is "Don Quixote"." Zhang Guangsen, a famous Spanish translator, has a beautiful and smooth translation of the classic. It has been a best-seller for 20 years after its publication and is known as a model of Chinese translation.

Zhou Jinhuan didn't expect that after so long, she would meet Song Yan again. She remembered that the bravest thing she had ever done was to confess her love to Song Yan loudly, but in the end she only heard the contempt and rejection in his cold voice. But just such a person reappeared in her life and became her boss. Zhou Jinhuan, who was ready to never have any contact with this man, found that Song Yan seemed to have changed. Although he was still venomous and indifferent, it seemed that he treated her differently, which caught her off guard... Zhou Jinhuan: "Song Yan, don't tell me, you like me?" Song Yan: "I just like you!"

A family secret from many years ago aroused Gigi's curiosity, but there was not much time left for the teenager to explore, because time seemed to be flowing out of our world at an incredible speed. So in order to satisfy his mother's wish and to clarify the family secrets that troubled him, Gigi came to the land of eternity under the leadership of Annie, and embarked on a fantasy journey that belonged only to him with an outstanding violinist and an injured dog. We live in different worlds, but our growth, family ties and humanity are never different. Kate Thompson is a four-time winner of Ireland's national literary award, the Bistowe Prize. Together with "The Kite Runner" and "The Book Thief", it was recommended as the best book of the year by the American Library Association.

"A Banquet of Three" is a collection of five novellas by young writer Sun Pin. The five stories focus on the emotional lives of urban men and women. A lonely landlady marries her tenant, hoping to save herself from the pain of loneliness; a man who is constantly entangled with a woman finds that he cannot do without the woman's company after breaking up; a woman who has fallen into a huge life inertia persists in visiting the man from different cities for many years, but finds that he lives in a deeper quagmire; meaning A wife who wants to divorce discovers her husband's biggest secret after her husband commits suicide in despair... Sun Pin's novels have a cold beauty, using different angles to see the emotions of men and women in modern urban life. Different from the general definitions of love and marriage, the novel aims to dispel and reconstruct these existing concepts.

A plane crash killed Dutch documentary producer Artur's wife and children. After that, he turned into a traveler and stayed in several places. There is no "nest", only an intermediate station. He went to Berlin to wait for his next job. Berlin is covered with snow and surrounded by spirits. He wandered there, through the memories of coldness and fly ash, and with the eyes of a photographer, examined Berlin's scars inch by inch, just as his fingertips touched the outline of Eric's scar bit by bit. Pain is never easily forgiven by a person or a city. The destruction and reconstruction of famous history and the aphasic fate of nameless individuals constitute the past and present of Berlin in his eyes. "Through the prism of Berlin, the entire history of mankind can be seen." Following his footsteps, we met the philosopher Arnault, the sculptor Victor, the physicist and gallery owner Zenobia, got to know Erna over the phone, and met Eric by chance. Eric is the incarnation of the Siren. He was attracted to her, possessed, called to her. In order to escape, he went to Shikoku Island, but was unable to resist following her to Madrid until the end... Who are we? Bystander.

The contents of "Town in Charcoal Ash" include: Blues Town, Mi Language, Distance on the Ruins, Back Mountain: Experimental Field of Color and Memory, Expressions after a Nap, Starry Sky Portraits, Remains of Flames, Cotton, Cotton, The Journey of a Letter, Dear City, My Teacher Zhao Wenming, etc.

A female tourist died in a farmhouse in a resort area in the middle of the night. A strange row of bloody footprints was found at the murder scene. After a large amount of investigation and evidence collection, the suspect was finally identified. Seeing that the case was about to be settled, it was overturned... Is the so-called parasomnia murder true or false? Anonymous calls were made to the Criminal Police Team and the Criminal Investigation Bureau to report that the case of death caused by a heart attack had been deemed a homicide by the police station. Three corpses appeared in three locations one after another. The conditions and causes of death were all the same. The plot of the murder was highly consistent with a detective novel. What are the grudges and entanglements behind these appearances? Every case is thrilling and every case is depressing. For medical examiners, corpses are the best evidence. At both ends of the scale of human nature, justice and evil are engaged in the most stalemate contest. Let a mysterious female forensic doctor use scientific methods to lead you to confront blood, perversion, and terror, peel off the cocoons, find the source of evil, and find justice for the deceased.

The film of the same name directed by Chen Kaige and starring Huang Xuan, Shota Sometani, Zhang Luyi, Qin Hao, Hiroshi Abe and other Chinese and Japanese stars will be released on December 22. This is a blockbuster work completed by Mengzhen Tapir, the super overlord of Japanese fantasy novels and the author of "Onmyoji", which took 17 years to complete. The sky and the sea are crossing eastward, the city of Chang'an is in turbulent waters, and the ghost feast begins. The black cat of Liu Yunqiao's family in Jinwu Guard suddenly uttered: "Emperor Dezong is about to die!" Chunqin, the young and beautiful wife of Liu Yunqiao, turned into an old woman with gray hair and chicken skin in front of everyone, while singing "Qingping" Kukai, an eminent monk who traveled from Japan to the Tang Dynasty, and Bai Juyi, who sought inspiration for the song "Song of Everlasting Sorrow", while performing dance moves similar to that of Concubine Yang, together uncovered the mystery of the demon incident and the death of Concubine Yang. All the resentment of monsters comes from spells and from human hearts.

Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection collects 7 short stories. "Dowry" describes an innocent girl withering like a flower. "The Wife" describes a selfish and cold woman. "Genius" mocks those mediocre people who despise work and only talk nonsense. The novella "The Story of Anonymous" tells the story of how a pure woman breaks out of the cage of private love in order to pursue her ideals.

"The Man Tree" is the famous and representative work of Australian Nobel Prize winner Patrick White, known as "Australia's Creation". Through a detailed description of the lives of two generations of the Parker family, the novel shows the living conditions and mental outlook of the Australian pioneers, and conducts a profound discussion of human nature, interpersonal relationships and personal beliefs. Finally, in a jungle between heaven and earth that has never been reached by human footprints, a man came - Stan Parker. He cut down trees to build a shed, created a clearing, and went out to bring back a woman-Amy-to be his wife. They pioneered a business, had children, fell in love and were alienated. The lives of the Parker family-the stubborn and silent husband Stan, the fantasy wife Amy, the violent and unruly son Ray, the motivated and vain daughter Thelma-slowly unfolded in floods, fires, wars, alienation, betrayal, loneliness, death... Finally, the man found God in a mouthful of spit that he spat on the ground before he died. The wasteland he first reclaimed has become a suburb of Sydney. But at the end of the day, there are still trees out there. A teenager, the grandson of Stan and Amy, walks into the jungle to write a poem about life. "At the end of the day, there's no end."

When there is nothing to lose, everything is gained. A collection of true stories from Israel that touched the world. Find beautiful meaning at the bottom of life. His writing heals the soul and his stories make the world a better place.

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Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection collects 9 short stories. "Light" profoundly rebukes the spiritual depravity of misanthropes. The famous "Death of a Civil Service Official", which is full of laughter but contains tears, describes a poor little man who died in depression because of a sneeze.

"Wang Huo's Collected Works Volume 1 War and People" contains Wang Huo's masterpiece "War and People" trilogy, which are "The Moon Sets, Crows Crying and the Sky Full of Frost", "The Mountain in the Void" and "Maple Leaves and Flowers Autumn", which are reflections of the world. A masterpiece novel in the fascist book series, it takes the family misfortunes and life experiences of Tong Shuangwei, a high-ranking official of the Kuomintang and an authority in legal science, and his son Tong Jiating as the main line, showing a panoramic picture of the southern half of China during the Anti-Japanese War. The core character Tong Shuangwei went from passively taking refuge and maintaining his reputation to despising the Kuomintang's dictatorship and joining the ranks of the democratic movement. At the same time, Tong Jiating, who grew up as a young man, also devoted himself to the light without hesitation under the influence of the times.

The British Empire reigned supreme in the 19th century, with its territories and colonies spread all over the world. It was known as the Empire on which the sun never sets. The newly born United States dominated the 20th century, and its politics, economy, culture, and military influenced the historical process of the 20th century in all aspects. Since the Industrial Revolution, the two English-speaking countries have dominated the world for more than 200 years. This is by no means an accident. Winston Churchill revealed the secrets to us profoundly and vividly with his broad strokes. This is his historical masterpiece "History of the English People", coupled with his monumental memoirs "Memoirs of the First World War" and "Memoirs of the Second World War", which almost completely describe the historical trajectory of the English-speaking people from the wilderness to the world's super power.

Lighthouses, which once stood in the foreground of American history as sentinels of the coastline, are now an integral part of the coastal landscape and have left a romantic mark on people's memories. Through the prism of lighthouses, Eric J. Dolin presents us with a fascinating piece of American history, starting with the Boston Lighthouse, America's first lighthouse. With the gradual growth of the United States as the background, he traced the days when the lighthouse system was first created, highlighting the political, economic, military and technological struggles people carried out to illuminate the country's barren coastline, and ultimately showed the game and final reconciliation between man and nature.

"The Collision of History: 1491" is the work of American journalist Charles Mann. He followed a scientific research team to the sites of ancient American civilizations, visited and investigated local historical relics, folk customs, and consulted local preserved historical documents and records, as well as many archaeologists. Experts in science, anthropology, biology, linguistics, sociology, and ethnology communicated and communicated. They used vivid language to describe that the people of the Americas had an amazing amount of knowledge and developed a highly complex civilization 500 years ago, subverting the world's cognition and broadening readers' horizons. In addition, "The Collision of History: 1491" is equipped with dozens of precious pictures, leading readers through thousands of years, uncovering the mystery of the American continent, and presenting a clear and true history of Native American social civilization. The immersive feeling, the fascinating storyline, the wonderful and thorough research reasoning, and the amazing observation perspective make "The Collision of History: 1491" an introductory work for readers to understand the history of the Americas. In addition, this book is also suitable for parents and children to read together. In the story of the Indian Empire, it restores the violence, terror and cruelty in the historical collision, discovers the interest of history, and absorbs the wisdom of life. "The Collision of History: 1491" bids farewell to obscure professional terminology and uses concise and entertaining words to show readers a different history of the Americas, explaining what a "historical, factual, informative and interesting history book" is. At the same time, this book changes the long-standing common perception of "the American continent is barbaric" and opens a new window for young people to understand the world.

The British Empire reigned supreme in the 19th century, with its territories and colonies spread all over the world. It was known as the Empire on which the sun never sets. The newly born United States dominated the 20th century, and its politics, economy, culture, and military influenced the historical process of the 20th century in all aspects. Since the Industrial Revolution, the two English-speaking countries have dominated the world for more than 200 years. This is by no means an accident. Winston Churchill revealed the secrets to us profoundly and vividly with his broad strokes. This is his historical masterpiece "History of the English People", coupled with his monumental memoirs "Memoirs of the First World War" and "Memoirs of the Second World War", which almost completely describe the historical trajectory of the English-speaking people from the wilderness to the world's super power.

In the 19th century, a German businessman wanted to prove that the story of "The Iliad" was true and tried to discover the legendary city of Troy. This book started from here. With the help of unearthed documents such as Pylos Clay Tablets and Hattusa Clay Tablets, the author attempts to explain that the disputes staged in front of the walls of Troy were essentially the collision of the Mycenaean civilization and the Near Eastern civilization in the ancient Mediterranean world. The epic stories related to Troy contain the code for interpreting the political, economic and cultural aspects of the Mediterranean world of that era.

"Gladiators" tells the story of the origin, rise and decline of gladiatorial competitions from the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD, showing its intertwining with the Roman political stage and historical destiny. Gladiatorial combat originated from gladiatorial performances at funerals, and later gradually became a large-scale public entertainment event held in the arena. The "bread and circuses" strategy inherited from Caesar made gladiatorial performances a way for emperors to demonstrate their power and reward the public. But amid the emperor's fatuousness, the people's pleasures, and the empire's worries, Christianity filled the spiritual emptiness of the people. The decline of the empire and Christian opposition left the arena in ruins...

In this book, Simon Schama uses passionate and superb narrative art to tell the story of many unknown abolitionists and blacks fighting to emancipate slaves before and after the American Revolution. They believe that freedom is a right that belongs to all human beings, regardless of skin color. The abolitionists made impassioned speeches in court for the kidnapped blacks, and led them through bullet-ridden North American battlefields, across the storm-torn Atlantic Ocean, and finally returned to their homeland in Africa, creating a new country in the barbaric and desolate Sierra Leone. The obstruction of slaveholders, the hypocrisy of revolutionaries, the interference of the British government, and even the betrayal of black compatriots, all kinds of difficulties and obstacles could not destroy their determination and courage to pursue and defend freedom.

Europe is a vast territory with numerous countries, numerous ethnic groups and diverse religions. As the source of Western civilization, it has shaped the spiritual world of Westerners with faith and rationality, and has also caused drastic changes in the world with technology. Since the end of the 15th century, Europe has entered modern times, marked by the geographical discovery, religious reform, and the rise of nation-states. European captains sailed into the depths of the ocean, launching a commercial revolution. Colonial competition among European countries intensified, nation-states emerged one after another, the authority of the Roman Catholic Church declined, the Glorious Revolution broke out, mercantilism became popular, the guns rang out in Lexington in the United States, the French Revolution broke out, science and technology advanced by leaps and bounds, and the bourgeoisie entered the stage of history... Carlton Hayes, a well-known American historian, tried to organically combine the social and political development of Europe from the 16th century to the early 19th century, using social and economic factors to assist in explaining political facts, thereby helping people "understand ourselves, our kind, and the various problems and prospects of mankind."

This book systematically analyzes the dramatic changes in Europe over the past century from the perspective of diplomatic history. What was the political landscape of Europe after the second abdication of Napoleon Bonaparte and the fall of his empire? Under what background was the Congress of Vienna held? How did the great powers maintain the balance of power in Europe? Why was the European political trend after the Congress of Vienna dominated by the "Holy Alliance" and the "Quadruple Alliance"? How did Spain's American colonies become independent? What was the purpose of the United States issuing the Monroe Declaration? When did nationalism replace orthodoxy? How did the Crimean War break out? How did European diplomats solve the Italian problem? How did Prussia rise? How was the German Empire unified? What role did the unification of Italy and Germany play in the formation of an armed peace situation in Europe? Why is the establishment of the German Empire the most important political event in Europe in the 19th century? What is the reason for the reappearance of the Eastern Question? What were the differences between the two Balkan Wars? Why is imperialism the root cause of the outbreak of World War I? This book will explain it in depth.

It only took more than a hundred years for Japan to become a modern country with a highly developed economy under the supervision of the United States and successfully host the Tokyo Olympics in 1964. In this wise, beautiful and concise book, Ian Buruma clearly presents the various major events and subsequent changes that Japan has experienced through a detailed examination of this historical period, from the Overthrow Movement, the Meiji Restoration, the Russo-Japanese War, the War of Aggression against China, the Tokyo Trials, all the way to the American takeover and the Tokyo Olympics. Buruma deeply explores various aspects of Japanese social thought, political order, and economic life, and uses a unique and objective perspective to explain how Japan experienced these dramatic changes and the accompanying wars and reforms, and finally transformed from a small closed traditional island country into a modern country that affects East Asia and even the world.

This book tells the history of Africa's turning point during World War II. In the early stage, the African Nazi Army led by Rommel won all the way and advanced to Cairo. At the critical moment, the British General Montgomery took office. He quickly reversed the situation through a series of measures and severely damaged Rommel's Army in the Battle of El Alamein. This completely changed the situation of the war in Africa, led to the collapse of Mussolini's government in Italy, and indirectly accelerated the end of World War II.

The third part of Deborah Levy's trilogy on women's coming of age: On women and private property. This book won the Los Angeles Times Book Award and was named a book of the year by Time Magazine, The Washington Post, and others. In addition to a room of their own, women may need a house of their own. A collection of personal documentaries that intelligently and subtly explore women's home ownership, living alone, and spiritual life. Why do we always want to buy a house? What does it mean to live alone? Levy used himself as an example to reveal the psychological and social reasons behind women's desire for real estate, pointing out that real estate is not the key. The freedom, independence, security, and warm life brought by real estate may be what women really desire. London, New York, Mumbai, Paris, Berlin... Writer Levy, who is about to enter his sixties, begins his journey of celibacy. She shuttled between rental houses with different styles, and the desire to own a house of her own always lingered in her heart. Virginia Woolf said that if a woman wants to be a writer, she must have a room of her own. In "A House of One's Own," Levy takes stock of a woman's real and imaginary possessions with profound insight and keen wisdom, prompting readers to question their own cultural understanding of possessions and property, and to think about the value of women's personal material and intellectual lives.

As one of the most "anachronistic" scholars of the nineteenth century, Burckhardt's ideological theme was the diagnosis of European "modernity" and its attendant crisis of civilization. Out of defense of the classical humanistic tradition, he refused to use any modern disciplinary paradigm to systematize his thoughts. Instead, he adopted a subtle way of speaking and integrated his own thinking into his works, lectures, and thousands of letters left during his lifetime. This book selects 181 of Burckhardt's most representative letters, including 9 diaries from his stay in London in 1879, which provides a panoramic view of Burckhardt's life and thinking from the age of 20 to the eve of his death.

Fallen flowers hide in the plains, evil spirits hide in the world. At the bottom of the plant chain, there is a kind of low-grade plant called "cryptophyte". They have no chance to bloom bright flowers in the sun in their lifetime. They can only crawl and twine in the darkness, intertwining to form a huge and powerful flower of evil... Painters, journalists, doctors, bank presidents, policemen, waitresses... People who are distributed in every corner of society and have no connection with each other are killed in strange ways all over Japan one after another. The murderer seems to be an invisible man who cannot be seen by anyone, hiding in the darkness of the noisy society, completing his huge and terrifying murder puzzle step by step... The master of suspense, Matsumoto Kiyochō, created a man-eating monster from the darkness of human nature, turning the entire Japanese society into a stage of death.

[Chizuru × Hibiki] [Exquisite novel + secret love + light novel + healing + pure love] Chizuru holds a marriage contract, but her wish is not a wedding dress, but to end a period of silent youth. She knew the love hidden in her friend Xianggui's eyes was like an unopened letter. She planned a "confession war" with her old friend Guorin, clumsily paving the way for Hibiki to confess. Her only wish is for him to lift his burden and run towards freedom. However, when the curtain of the truth was unveiled, they discovered that all the carefully designed scripts were pushed to an ending that no one could have predicted... "I want to free you from your bondage." Xianggui regarded silence as protection, and Chizuru regarded rejection as salvation. It turns out that the most painful growth is not to love others, but to learn to pull the trigger on the most cherished love. We are all cowards, using adult shells to wrap up the unhealed wounds of adolescence.

The British Empire reigned supreme in the 19th century, with its territories and colonies spread all over the world. It was known as the Empire on which the sun never sets. The newly born United States dominated the 20th century, and its politics, economy, culture, and military influenced the historical process of the 20th century in all aspects. Since the Industrial Revolution, the two English-speaking countries have dominated the world for more than 200 years. This is by no means an accident. Winston Churchill revealed the secrets to us profoundly and vividly with his broad strokes. This is his historical masterpiece "History of the English People", coupled with his monumental memoirs "Memoirs of the First World War" and "Memoirs of the Second World War", which almost completely describe the historical trajectory of the English-speaking people from the wilderness to the world's super power.

The "Decoy Investigator" series is Yamada Masaki's original reasoning masterpiece, with a total of 5 volumes. The protagonist, investigator Kitami Shiho, uses herself as bait to detect abnormal crimes targeting women, showing her beauty and weakness in front of suspects, and carrying out unique "bait-style" investigations with her partner Hakamada again and again! As the cases are solved one by one, the larger conspiracy hidden around Shiho begins to be revealed... The author uses the five senses of the human body as the key to solving the case. While exploring the truth of the incident, he also demonstrates the unique Japanese cruel aesthetics.

Sakaguchi Ango is a representative figure of Japanese rogue literature, and "On the Fall" is his representative work. This book collects 17 of his representative essays and critical articles, including his self-perception of Japanese culture, in-depth analysis of post-war Japanese society, and serious discussion of literature. Sakaguchi's articles are precise and sharp, and his powers of observation are like a scalpel, always able to pierce through the superficial veneer of things and get to their core and essence. These articles had a huge repercussions in Japanese society, which was in dire straits after the war, and had great appeal to young people. Sakaguchi was once named "the postwar writer most relevant to the younger generation" by the Yomiuri Shimbun.

After World War II, the young writer Stingo met the Polish woman Sophie and her lover Nathan in their apartment in Brooklyn. The three admired each other and quickly became friends. The beautiful and sad Sophie attracts Stingo deeply. Sophie is a survivor of the Nazi concentration camp. After the war, she came to the United States and fell in love with the talented Jewish artist Nathan. However, the relationship between the couple seems to be passionate, crazy and tense. What makes Stingo particularly puzzled is that in the face of the suspicious and manic Nathan, Sophie always suffers silently and is unwilling to leave. Stingo became curious about this woman who seemed to be burdened with a mysterious spiritual burden, and gradually learned about Sophie's nightmarish past. Sophie had two children. In the Nazi concentration camp, she could only let one child survive. She chose her son and pushed her daughter to the crematorium. Later, in the process of inquiring about her son's whereabouts, she used her father's identity as an anti-Semite to accept him against his will. Serving as a pure officer... These painful memories have always tortured Sophie and made her unable to escape. Even if she gained Stingo's love, even if she had the chance to start a new life, Sophie still chose to return to her already crazy lover Nathan and go to death with him...

"The Magic Marsh" includes George Sand's famous pastoral novels "The Magic Marsh" and "Little Fadette". "The Demon Swamp" is about a young farmer named Germain who is unfortunately widowed and struggling to survive with his three children. Her father-in-law kindly introduced her to a wealthy widow from a neighboring village as his wife. Germain took his young son and a poor girl from his neighbor to propose marriage. On the way, he slept beside a pond called "Magic Swamp" by the locals. The young man and woman took care of each other, increased their understanding, developed feelings, and finally got married. The girl in "Little Fadette" lost her parents when she was young and was raised by her grandmother who was familiar with herbal medicine knowledge. Therefore, she was discriminated against by the villagers. After understanding her noble character, a handsome young man named Lang Deli from the same village fell in love with her despite the opposition and ridicule of others. Under the influence of love, the girl who used to be naughty, willful, and unkempt changed her bad habits and became a neat, respectable girl. Everyone also changed their inherent prejudices, and the lovers finally got married.

This book selects Su Tong's most representative novels over the years, including "Multimeter", "Red Pink", "Wives and Concubines", "God-sent Relatives" and other famous works. Su Tong is a master and master of contemporary Chinese short stories, representing the highest level of short stories. Su Tong's novels have remarkable pioneering characteristics. The theme images in the novel are diverse and rich. He replaced the theme discourse of traditional novels with personalized thematic discourse. Su Tong's novels seem to be "restored" again and again. He uses a simple narrative to tell a story about something that is not simple in life. He does not have too many skills or subtle meaning, but there are many interesting things for people to appreciate after reading it. Most writers will consciously complicate simple things in pursuit of sharpness, profundity and strength, but Su Tong's novels try to cut out the complex and simplify. In the restoration of narrative, he looks at the complex world and human nature with tender eyes. Such works are often unforgettable.

"Even Without Trying" is the latest collection of novels by Choi Eun-young, one of the most popular contemporary Korean writers. It contains a total of fourteen works. In this book, Cui Enrong focuses on young and sensitive hearts: classmates and friends who cannot be honest with each other, confused and numb young people in the workplace, and teenagers who are incompatible with a foreign country... There are no ups and downs in the book, and there are no bizarre twists and turns. The plot, however, reveals the author's keen insight into inner dilemmas and emotional wounds in an understatement. She touches the embarrassment and embarrassment, shame and anger, loneliness and uneasiness experienced by young people one by one with clear and clear brushstrokes, full of kindness and understanding. Cui Enrong is unique in his fresh and gentle narrative style. His writing is simple and natural, and contains a kind of plain charm. She observes social reality with gentle eyes, explores the neglected emotions in daily life, and uses sincere and kind words to describe the connections and gaps between people. In her writing, every life, no matter how small, seems to sparkle.

This book selects 11 classic short stories by the Japanese writer Nakajima Atsushi, including "The Story of the Mountain Moon", "The Disciple" and "Li Ling". The stories are all based on ancient Chinese classics. The author reinterprets the stories of Li Zheng, Zi Lu, Li Ling, Su Wu, Wu Jing and other characters, injecting modern people's thoughts into historical figures. The cold characters in the classics suddenly resurrected and became flesh-and-blood, resonant and dramatic characters. The content of this book is original and the diction is beautiful. The author is good at portraying the human heart and human nature in the article, which is both a questioning of life and an exploration of self.