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"Endless Escape" is one of Roth's early masterpieces. The protagonist Tonda is a lieutenant in the Austrian army. He was captured by the Russians during the World War. After being rescued by the Poles, he stayed in a remote farm in Siberia until the end of the war. While trying to return to Vienna via Ukraine, he was injured and rescued and became a member of the Soviet Red Army. Tongda experienced the war and peace at the beginning of the Soviet Union. After her love affair with Natasha and Alya ended, she returned to Vienna to find her fiancée Irene. At this time, everything in Europe was different from the past, and he could no longer integrate into the old life with his previous vision and attitude. The novel shows the confusion and loss of the young generation in Europe after the war. Against the background of the great changes of the times, it calmly and profoundly writes about individual hesitation and thinking. "Strawberry" belongs to Roth's works of the same period. With Roth's precise pen and ink, it describes the life of a small city in eastern Europe and records the last appearance of the old world before the advent of modern industry and commerce.

The famous writer Isherwood's life masterpiece, the most famous story of Berlin in the 1930s. On the eve of the Nazis coming to power, "The Devils in Berlin" went wild in Berlin. "Time" magazine's top 100 English-language novels of the 20th century, one of the "50 most enjoyable books of the 20th century".

"Missing the Wolf" is still the story of Shangzhou. "I" is a reporter who doesn't go well with anything he does. Once when I went to Shangzhou for an interview, "I" learned that Shangzhou once organized a wolf hunting team to hunt wild wolves. Now there are only 15 wolves left in Shangzhou, and they have numbered these 15 wolves. This story aroused "my" curiosity, so "I" began to look for these wolves. In the process of searching for wolves, "I" unexpectedly met my uncle, the captain of the wolf hunting team, and then they encountered a series of wolf-related things. During this period, people "transformed" into wolves, wolves "transformed" into humans, and 15 wolves were killed one by one, which triggered a series of thought-provoking stories.

"Etoile" was published in 1968. It was Modiano's debut novel and won the Roger-Nimier Prize and the Fénéon Prize that year. The novel unfolds through the delirium hallucinations of the narrator Raphael Shremilovich. The protagonist transforms into thousands of bizarre and contradictory Jewish identities, but hides the most painful tragedy under humor. So we see many real or fictional characters walking around: Maurice Sachs and Otto Abetz, Lévi-Vendôme and Dr. Louis-Ferdinand Céline, Marcel Proust and the French Gestapo, Captain Dreyfus, Freud, Hitler and his lover Eva... Are like carousels spinning crazily in time and space, and when we close the book, the Place de l'Etoile is engraved in the center of the "City of Pain".

The pain of modern people is not hysterical, it is just a bottomless ravine under the calm surface, but you never know when you will jump. Nick was talking about his childhood again, how he was abused by his father, how he was beaten and then hid in the pasture, where his Dutch teacher made him milk pudding. I burst into tears as I spoke, and it was extremely painful. But this is not his story, it is mine. He is always like this, taking other people's stories as his own, and turning other people's pain into his own. Since discovering this secret, I have told Nick everything about my past life, including how I killed my father.

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"Animal Farm" is one of the most famous political allegorical novels written by George Orwell, the most famous 20th century British novelist. The story describes the brewing, rise and final transformation of an "animalist" revolution. The animals in a farm (Manor Farm) could not bear the oppression of their human owners. Under the leadership of the pigs, they rebelled and drove away Mr. Jones. The animals realized their wish, and the farm was renamed "Animal Farm", adhering to the principle that "all animals are equal." Afterwards, the two leading pigs competed with each other for power, and the victor declared the other a traitor and traitor. Since then, the pigs who have gained leadership have gained more and more power and become a new privileged class; if the animals are slightly dissatisfied, they will lead to bloody purges: the ideal of the farm is revised to "some animals are more equal than other animals", and the animals return to their previous miserable condition.

Book One: The Book of the Soul. Like humans, books have a hidden side that only a handful of gifted readers can discover. Such readers are called book wizards. Freya Salamandra Fairfix, a fifteen-year-old girl, is anxiously waiting for the arrival of her spiritual book, thus officially becoming a book witch and exerting the magic of language and words. However, the crisis suddenly struck, and "Wen Shang"'s conspiracy was about to be launched. Her father was accidentally killed while hunting for a blank book at night, her younger brother was kidnapped by a female killer, and the family manor was also occupied by the enemy. Her only chance was to escape to the book city. There, Freya met the chocolate-loving city lord, the goat-man with long horns, the spies of Adam Academy, the girl who stole books and the boy from the resistance, and saw the book fighting arena and various weird bookstores...

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12 masterpieces of mystery novels! Witness how "America's Sherlock Holmes" uncovers the real culprit in an unsolved case! As World War II entered its climax, the various impacts of the war quietly spread to the small town of Northmont. As Sheriff Lance is getting old and about to retire, Sam's detective career seems to have come to an end... But the criminals don't care about this, and the crime rate in the town has soared again! Crazy criminal motives and bizarre crime methods are emerging. What kind of cunning opponent will the tired detective partners face this time? How will they "retire" honorably? Let's take a look at Dr. Sam Hawthorne's last famous detective scene! For 50 years, in the hearts of many Americans, Sam Hawthorne has been their own Sherlock Holmes!

In 1939, Germany invaded Poland. Elisha Pomarantz, a mathematician and watchmaker, fled into the forest, leaving his beautiful and intelligent wife Stefan behind to face the tremendous changes alone. Perhaps there are no farmers, no witches, and no roast geese. Elisha lives in the forest in a purely spiritual state without any material needs at all; Stefan stays in the small town, accompanied by two old Siamese cats named Chopin and Schopenhauer. They survived the war, Elisha went to Israel, hoping to find peace there, and Stefan went to the Soviet Union. Will they ever get together again?

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This set of books includes "The Woman in White 5 Volumes" and "The Moon Gem Volume 5", a total of 10 volumes. The book "The Woman in White" pioneered the writing of detective novels for the author, and also opened up a new path for British literature. The work mainly tells the story: The young painter Hartright fell in love with her student Laura Furley, but Laura's father had already found a marriage for her before his death. At the suggestion of Laura's sister, Marlene Huckaby, Hartley left Monridge and went to work abroad. Laura can only abide by her father's last wish and marry the charming Mr. Peacewell Glyde. However, Peacewell had no inheritance rights because his parents did not register their marriage. He was heavily in debt and wanted to get Miss Laura's inheritance of 20,000 pounds. He conspired with Laura's uncle to kill Anne Cesarik, a woman in white who resembled Laura, and lied to the outside world that Laura was sick and died, and sent Laura back to the lunatic asylum as the woman in white... "The Moonstone" is known as the longest and best modern detective novel. It is a novel written by the British Victorian novelist Wilkie Collins. The novel tells about the mysterious disappearance of a diamond (moon gem), which was later detected by Detective Cuff. The story is caused by a gem. According to legend, there is a moon gem in India, which is set on the forehead of a four-handed Indian god and is guarded by three Brahmins. The luster of the gem changes with the changes of the moon. God once predicted that whoever takes this gem will be cursed. At the beginning of the 18th century, the moon gem was robbed, and this priceless gem was passed to England. Just as the prophecy said, its owners all died in mysterious circumstances. Later, the gem fell into the hands of Colonel Huncastle, a British military officer. After he gave it to his niece Rachel as a birthday gift, the gem suddenly disappeared. After some twists and turns, the truth of the case was finally revealed, and the moon gem finally returned to the forehead of the moon god. In the novel, the author boldly disclosed the heinous crimes committed by the British in India and asked the British to face the world with a humanitarian spirit. He also lost no time in expressing his wishes and expressed his hope that Britain would not become a country hated by the people of the world and that its hands would not be stained with the blood of innocent people. This novel does not directly disclose the domestic politics of the United Kingdom, but effectively attacks the leaders of the British upper class through several bloody cases.

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Zadig is the representative work of Voltaire's early philosophical novels. It is the first work of Volde's writing philosophical novels. The content is humorous and witty. "Zadig" is set in the ancient East. Through the life experience of the protagonist Zadig, it shows a world full of philosophy but a blend of reality and reality, which is very mythical and exotic. The content in the book is composed of more than a dozen seemingly independent but interconnected stories, connected by Zadig's life experiences. Mr. Fu Lei's translation is beautiful and smooth, which adds a lot of color to the book.

This book is one of Roth's few historical novels. He uses magnificent and delicate writing to describe the ups and downs of Napoleon's "Hundred Days Dynasty" and the ups and downs of that era through the two different perspectives of Napoleon the Great and the maid Angelina. In this work, Roth uses poetic language to narrate the joys and sorrows of big figures during the period of social turmoil and transformation, as well as the intersection and collision between the fate of individuals and the current of the times. It can be called the elegy of an era.

Compared with the creation of novels in his early period, Bellow mainly concentrated on the creation of short and medium-length novels in his later period. At this time, Bellow's cultural stance and value orientation as a Jewish writer had changed, or deepened. Most of these short stories and short stories have the theme of "searching". By recalling the ancient and warm Jewish tradition, they show the confusion and spiritual crisis encountered by contemporary Jewish immigrants in the United States. The writing style is implicit and alert, reflecting the author's consistent control over words. It is full, steady, and broad-minded, giving people the feeling of reading a novel, but it is also refined and controlled. This is in interesting contrast with Bellow's statement that "novel should be written as short as possible."

The direct descendant of Borges, Argentinian literary giant Cesar Ella devoted his efforts to create it; it has been shortlisted for the Booker International Prize and the Neustadt International Literature Prize, and is highly recommended by Roberto Bolaño, the author of "2666". "Musical Brain" is a collection of short stories by Argentinian writer Cesar Ella, which includes: "Musical Brain", "Picasso", "Brick Wall", "Shopping Cart", "Athena Magazine", "Dog" and "Two Men", as well as an introduction written by the translator Mr. Konyare himself. The stories in this collection of short stories are full of fantastic fantasies, and the plot trends exceed readers' expectations. They do not deliberately pursue the completeness of the stories, and often lack clear endings. In other words, the novel "Music Brain" actually provides readers with a huge space for imagination, and also weaves each story structure from another aspect to be fuller and fuller.

Brand-new translations, real award-winning inside stories, and detailed and vivid introductions of writers and works not only show the creative trajectory of the writer, the style and characteristics of the works, but also reveal the inherent laws of literature. With a wide range of themes and different techniques, people can not only enjoy the charm of art, but also gain varying degrees of enlightenment in various ideological realms, thereby understanding the true meaning of life. Although these writers with very different approaches have different languages, concepts, and backgrounds, their majestic attitude of holding high the banner of ideologicalism is the same, and their spirit of freedom of courageous pursuit is the same. Their majestic appearance is reflected in their works; their spirit is reflected in the words of these works. This series of books contains all the essence of their works that are revered by all generations.

This book is a collection of novellas by the master of Russian literature Andrei Platonov, which includes four works: "Primordial Sea", "Potutan River", "The Elusive Man" and "Epifan Sluice". Among them, the novel of the same name "Primitive Sea" was a work that Platonov never published during his lifetime. The novel tells the story of the protagonist, Nikolai Vermo, a strong electricity engineer who goes deep into the grasslands of southeastern Russia and shows off his skills in the state-owned livestock farms. He hopes to use arc technology to drill into the underground primitive sea and use groundwater to turn the dry grasslands into rich land suitable for animal husbandry. The protagonist and his companions intend to use technology to change the laws of nature and transform the universe, thereby realizing the happiness of all mankind. Platonov's weird and bizarre language created a completely unique, difficult-to-imitate, and unattainable world of Platonov's art, constituting a unique landscape of Russian literature.

A crab-like old man, a lady as strong as an ox, a wild cat resurrected from the dead, a wall stained with water to express wishes, a glowing and bouncing watermelon, a singing and dancing leaf, a flickering but undying candle, a monster who stole a knife and returned it specially... The abandoned house in the forest seems peaceful, but those who come here to pursue dreams know the secrets. This book is a collection of Izumi Kyoka's short and medium stories, including four representative works. The work is rooted in Japanese folk customs, inherits the lineage of Edo monsters, and draws on the nested structure of Noh ballads to tell ethereal and bizarre stories, depicting the ugliness, joys and sorrows of the world.

Bunin is a master of short story writing. He uses poetic language and complex to create short stories, and uses dramatic conflicts to structure short stories. Therefore, his short stories are actually similar to Chekhov's short stories, but the creation objects and content are different. The short stories in "Selected Short Stories of Bunin" more concentratedly reflect the characteristics of Bunin's short stories: exquisiteness, intense but soothing conflicts, light but rich complexes, and should be said to have a strong sense of modernity.

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 contains 4 short stories. They all describe farmers. "Peasants" is the author's true description of the poor and difficult life of the oppressed peasants in the Russian Empire. "In the Canyon" writes about the other side of the countryside, the tragedy of a rich farmer-cum-merchant family. "Gusev" vividly describes the tragic misfortune of peasants being dragged to serve as "strong men".

This book includes Sakaguchi Ango's most representative works, "The Idiot", "The Island in the City", "On Degeneration", "Continued Theory on Degeneration", "Waterbird Pavilion", "Toy Box", "Study Notes", "The Golden Mean", etc. "Island in the City" writes about the isolation between people in urban life through the tragedy of A Bian. "Because everything is casual, this society is so perfect." Ango Sakaguchi proposed in "Theory of Degeneration" and "Theory of Continuation of Degeneration": "In order to survive, you must degenerate." "The Idiot" has been evaluated as "a model of Japanese post-war literature." "Study" bears the shadow of Sakaguchi Ango's own studies.

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 3 short stories. They are all masterpieces by Chekhov, among which "The Man in the Trap" is the author's famous short story. The protagonist wears galoshes and carries an umbrella even on sunny days. "Condom" symbolizes all the shackles that bind people. "Sergeant Plishbeev" satirizes the evil forces that oppress the people.

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 17 short stories. The protagonist of "The Bride" was about to be a bride, but after being pointed out by others, she opened her eyes and saw the unreasonableness and injustice of her life, so she abandoned her comfortable family life and the comfortable life her fiancé had arranged for her, and went to study far away. Putting aside getting something for nothing and emphasizing self-reliance is the main idea that the author wants to express in the work.

"I Came Following the Firelight" is Zhang Yueran's new short story collection. Nine stories, a group of lonely men and women, carrying an unspeakable past, persistently looking for the fire in life. These characters are innocent and sophisticated, cold and passionate, sensitive and tough. They do evil because they punish themselves, they become suspicious because they believe, and they betray because they love. Zhang Yueran writes sharply and with rich poetic flavor, contemporary fables about love and loneliness, money and talent, cultural prejudice and class separation, and the glory and shadow of our era are vividly revealed on the page.

"The Last Lesson" includes the short story collection "Monday Stories" and the prose story collection "The Mill Letters". In 1912, "The Last Lesson" was translated and introduced to China for the first time, becoming one of the famous French literary works that is well-known in China and has a strong mass base. With exquisite brushstrokes and exquisite conception, the work shows the sincerity, trustworthiness, kindness, strength and other qualities of the people at the bottom of France. It depicts the beautiful and picturesque scenery of southern France, reflects the deep patriotism of the French people, and embodies the author's exquisite artistic creation skills and ultimate humanistic care.

The logic is as rigorous as Keigo Higashino's, and as profound and powerful as Seicho Matsumoto! Miyuki Miyabe, who has topped the list of Japanese female writers for 11 consecutive years, has a complete collection of award-winning works, including out-of-print works on paper. "The Crime of My Neighbor" won the 26th "ALL Readings" Mystery Novel Newcomer Award. "Copycat" has set an unprecedented "six consecutive hits" in the Japanese publishing industry. "Magic in a Whisper" won the 2nd Japan Mystery Suspense Award. "Dragon Sleep" won the 45th Japan Mystery Writers Association Award. "Train" won the 6th Yamamoto Ishirō Award. "Reason" won the 120th Naoki Award. The film of the same name as "Brave Story" won Japan's "Oscar" Animation Award. "The Nameless Poison" won the 41st Eiji Yoshikawa Literature Prize.

"Selected Short Stories of Volder" includes "Such a World", "Menon", "Two Comforted People", "The Story of a Kind Brahman", "White and Black", "Yeno and Golan" and other Volder's short stories. Volder advocates enlightened monarchy and emphasizes freedom and equality. He hopes to be a poet and defend the truth\

Brand-new translations, real award-winning inside stories, and detailed and vivid introductions of writers and works not only show the creative trajectory of the writer, the style and characteristics of the works, but also reveal the inherent laws of literature. With a wide range of themes and different techniques, people can not only enjoy the charm of art, but also gain varying degrees of enlightenment in various ideological realms, thereby understanding the true meaning of life. Although these writers with very different approaches have different languages, concepts, and backgrounds, their majestic attitude of holding high the banner of ideologicalism is the same, and their spirit of freedom of courageous pursuit is the same. Their majestic appearance is reflected in their works; their spirit is reflected in the words of these works. This series of books contains all the essence of their works that are revered by all generations.

E. T. A. Hoffmann (1776-1822) was an important writer of the late German Romantics. Most of his works are mysterious and grotesque, using exaggerated techniques to satirize and expose reality. The alienation of interpersonal relationships described and the techniques used such as free association, inner monologue, exaggerated absurdity, and multi-layered structures have a deep relationship with later modernist literature. The literary creations of later generations and literary genres such as magical realism, stream of consciousness, and absurdism were all greatly influenced by him. The four novels included in this book have different styles and themes. "Choosing a Fiancée" is a realistic novel that mocks the philistines and mediocrity in the real society at that time; "Miss Scodelly" is a historical novel that writes an anecdote in the Louis XIV era of France; "The Dwarf" "Chaches" is a fairy tale novel, which profoundly exposes the shady scenes and ugliness in the palace; while "Monster" is a magic novel, about a Prussian officer who was affected by witchcraft and showed a series of weird behaviors, reflecting people's hope that monsters can change people's destiny.

"May Rain" is a collection of novels by Higuchi Kazuyo, an outstanding Japanese female writer in the 19th century. It selects six of her representative works, including "Buried", "May Rain", "Jade Belt" and "Uncanopied Boat". Higuchi Ichiyo's writings are full of deep sympathy for the poor fate of the lower class people in society, and he warmed an era with his concise and powerful heartfelt words. With its unique quasi-classical style, his works achieve a clever balance between lyricism and narrative, thus combining the charm of classical literature with the expressive power of modern literature.

This book is a collection of short stories by the author, including 26 detective stories. These detective novels are regarded as unique philosophical detective novels, which focus on exploring human nature from imaginative and surreal stories and exploring human destiny, morality and the nature of justice. They raise the form, connotation and depth of detective novels to a new level.

"Green Faced Fish" is the first collection of novellas written by Chen Jie Jie, a young writer born in the 1980s. It includes six novels, including "Snakes", "Mothers", "Different Paths", "Abandoned Children", "Yu Sheng" and "Overpass". It tells the living conditions of a group of small people: they each have their own misfortune, struggling in misfortune to find their final destination. Bai Yue was unfortunate because of the snake, his mother was unfortunate because she couldn't love him, his cousin was unfortunate because of his purple face, Liu Xuan was unfortunate because of the scars on his hands, Yu Hansheng and Duan Niqiu were unfortunate because of misunderstanding and hatred, and the four people in "The Bridge" were also unfortunate. These novels describe the different fates of the protagonists. They struggled to start and end in their own way.

A series of self-selected novels by famous writers (a total of 6 volumes). It includes chapters such as "Druze", "Bat", and "Business", which reflect Zhao Benfu's unique and rough aesthetic conception and language style. The series also includes "Brilliant Peach Blossoms", "Visiting the City", "Single Noblesse", "Funiu", and "The Sky Is Missing".

"The Picture of Eight Horses" is a model work among Shen Congwen's urban-themed novels. It describes the elegant but trivial and artificial erotic expressions of so-called gentlemen and ladies. Shen Congwen satirizes the way of life of urbanites with sharp writing style, and expresses his recognition and praise of the natural and healthy living conditions of his hometown.

This book contains 11 novels, selected from various perspectives. "The Ebb and Flow" tells the story of business elites and their families, while "The Storm Sends Spring Back" combines case studies and folk customs. The book also touches on many social themes such as education, auctions, and architecture. The author uses language with a strong Jianghu flavor and scenes with dramatic conflicts to portray the protagonists with distinctive personalities.

This book is an anthology of the author's short stories and short stories, which collects the author's most representative short stories, among which the most famous are "Bartleby the Clerk" and "Sailor Billy Budd". These works reflect the author's ideological tendencies and artistic standards. Literary critics believe that even if Melville did not write the masterpiece "Moby-Dick", he would still have a place in world literature with his short stories and novellas. His representative work "Bartleby, Clerk" reflects the author's keen observation and profound criticism of human nature by telling the story of a marginalized person in society. The story of "Sailor Billy Budd" has the quality of an ancient Greek myth. A young man killed someone but never understood why he was tried and convicted, highlighting the conflict between justice and the law.

"San Yan Er Pai" is the collective name of "San Yan" and "Er Pai", which is the collection of "Warning Words", "Everlasting Words to Awaken the World", "Ming Yan", "Surprise at the First Moment" and "Surprise at the Second Moment". It represents the level of the Ming Dynasty in sorting out old stories from the Song and Yuan Dynasties and drafting new ones, and reflects the highest achievement of ancient vernacular short stories in my country. "Three Words and Two Pats" shows us a rich social picture, reflecting the contradictions and conflicts between people's morality, behavior, character and soul at that time, embodying the progressive thinking of the time, and is a treasure in the literary treasure house. The author deliberately highlights, exaggerates and highlights the dramatic and special plot, which has a good artistic effect and reflects the extremely high creative artistic value.

Read a series of novels and short stories by world famous people, use your precious time to read the most valuable works, appreciate the various aspects of life in the literary world through words, and become a reader with depth, breadth and taste. This book contains three novels: "The Sorrows of Young Werther", "The Apple Tree" and "The Marchioness".

Among all his works, the short stories that made Hemingway the earliest and most enduring are his short stories that created a generation of writing style. The second volume contains short stories published in books and periodicals after the "first series of 49" and unpublished novels, a total of 21 stories. There are another five articles in the appendix that were not included in the original complete collection and were only discovered in the mid-1980s.

This book contains 19 of the most representative short stories by the writer Zhao Benfu over the years, such as "Muet Fat Jade", "Swan Song", "Long Journey" and "Beheading". These short stories are a bridge for readers to understand the author's creative characteristics.

Ragl Gum, an unemployed middle-aged man, makes money to support his family by betting on newspaper betting games, and lives a simple and ordinary life in a small part of the town. However, a series of strange events gradually broke the calm: the phone book under the old foundation, the note that appeared out of thin air, the never-heard-of star Marilyn Monroe, and the taxi that could not leave the town... Lager's mind was quick, and after several verifications, his suspicions became more and more serious: Why do people's memories differ from "reality"? Is the town just a giant soundstage? What is the "only happy world"? A huge social and political lie slowly begins. Can Lager finally clarify his identity and choices in this journey of discovering the truth?

Fall, don't let down the splendor of this life. Even in the dark night, we should dress up. The standard-bearer of "rogue school" literature as famous as Dazai Osamu; Japanese national writer praised by Kawabata Yasunari and Mishima Yukio; Sakaguchi Ango's most essential and authoritative collection of novels. Sakaguchi Ango's work has been adapted by Kubo, the author of the manga "Bleach" and included in "Blue Literature"!

Dad always warned Renee that the outside world was dangerous, but in fact her home was the most dangerous. In Alaska in 1974, the brightest and darkest humanity thrived in the long night. Alaska is very big, and there are many places to hide little things like love: the friendship between neighbors, the deep love between mother and daughter, the innocent love of youth and the twisted and possibly fatal love of lovers. This elusive and lonely place reveals swirls and secrets that have been hidden for years. After arriving in Alaska, 14-year-old Renee suddenly saw the true appearance of the world around her and understood the truth that her parents had been hiding. The world is too vast and we all have to face too many problems alone. We use love to keep the world out, but the world is coming menacingly.

"The Rescued Tongue" is the first part of Canetti's autobiographical trilogy. It is written from birth to the age of 16 and is connected by three main threads: the close and tense relationship between him and his mother, his love for words and language, and his pursuit of academics and knowledge. Using a child's narration tone and an adult's sophistication, Canetti recalls his life in the home of his strict and demanding grandfather, the pain of losing his father at the age of seven, and his rapid learning of German under the pressure of his mother. He also has impressive descriptions of cities where he lived, such as Ruschuk, Manchester, London, Vienna, and Zurich.

"Jesus Jerusalem" is the masterpiece of Mozambican writer Mia Cotto's novel. After the civil war in Mozambique, Sylvestre's wife died unexpectedly. In extreme grief, he moved his family to a remote place where wild beasts lived, named it "Jesus Salem", and waited there for God's apology. With him are the younger son Mwanito, the eldest son Ndonzi, the war-scarred veteran Zakaria, the connection with the outside world Aprosimado, and Sylvestre's sexual partner - a female mule named Zesbela. In order to completely erase the pain of losing his wife, Sylvesterer created another hell. Jerusalem is a place without past and future, a place that denies time and denies memory. People here learn to stop crying and praying, stay away from the river of time, and regard women and outsiders as enemies of the family. His brother Ndonji wanted to escape from his father's prison all his life. He secretly taught Mwanito how to regain his memory through literacy and writing. It wasn't until Martha, a white woman, broke into Jerusalem and revealed the true cause of her mother's death that Jerusalem finally began to fall apart. As Mia Kotto's most important work after "Sleepland", "Jesus Jerusalem" deeply depicts the intergenerational grief left by the war. The protagonist Mwanito finally reconstructs the family memory that his father refused to talk about through "writing" and makes a real voice of independence within the African continent. The publication of "Jesus Salem" fills a major gap in the translation of African Portuguese literature in China and gives readers an excellent opportunity to understand Africa and the diversity of Portuguese literature.

Trollope, the most prolific and greatest novelist in the history of British literature, has the most read works in the UK. He is a writer as famous as Shakespeare and Dickens. He is the first person in literature in the Victorian era and the representative work of the outstanding British novelist Trollope. Based on the authoritative original version verified by Page and Sadlier, the original grid version of famous names has not been seen in the market for 35 years. It shows a panoramic view of the satirical ridicule of the British Parliament and Church, the Jupiter Newspaper and the Pre-Raphaelites in the Victorian era. Two years after the publication of "Barchester Nursing Home", its sequel "Barchester Cathedral" came out. In the last chapter of "The Nursing Home", the author tells us that the old bishop has reached the age of eighty and "probably will pass away slowly and peacefully like a spark extinguishing." In the first chapter of "The Cathedral," the bishop is bedridden and about to die. Everyone thought that his son, Dr. Glenleigh, the church official, had all the necessary qualifications and would probably succeed his father as bishop. But the bishops were appointed by Downing Street politicians at a time when the government was crumbling. If the old bishop dies before the government changes, then Dr. Glenray will obtain the position of bishop; if the old bishop dies for a long time and the government falls, then the opportunity of the chancellor to succeed the bishop is lost. The president loved his father very much, but he was also a power-hungry, arrogant man who wanted to be a bishop. At this time, he stayed by his father's bedside, hoping in his heart that his father would die soon. Then, he came to his senses and quickly knelt down and begged God to forgive him...