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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.

"Eugene Onegin" is Pushkin's masterpiece. This poetic novel broadly reflects the social life of Russia in the 1820s, truly expresses the anguish, exploration and awakening of Russian youth of that era, and raises many important social issues. Therefore, Belinsky called it "an encyclopedia of Russian life and the most popular work." The central protagonist of the work is the aristocratic young man Onegin. Onegin had a luxurious life similar to that of ordinary aristocratic youths, but the atmosphere of the times and progressive Enlightenment ideas, Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" and Rousseau's "Social Contract", and Byron's poems praising freedom and individual liberation all had an impact on him, causing his attitude towards reality to change. He began to be tired of the empty and boring life in the upper class, and came to the countryside with a desire for a new life, and tried to engage in agricultural reform. However, the flashy aristocratic education did not give him any practical ability to work, and the bad habits of leisure and indolence left a deep mark on him. Coupled with the criticism and opposition from the surrounding landowners, Onegin was still in a state of idleness, depression and hesitation in the end, and contracted the typical disease of the times-melancholy.

"The Last Son" won the 84th Literary Circle Newcomer Award. In Shinjuku, Tokyo, I filmed daily life at Enma's house with a camera. The clips captured by the lens intersect with memories and reality. I, who longs to be loved, and Yama, who is constantly testing, and their mother's visit force them to face up to where this relationship should go... Also included: "Fragments" was shortlisted for the 118th Akutagawa Prize. In Nagasaki, Kyushu, a mudslide swept away the mother, leaving only father and son, the loss and rebirth of a broken family. "Water" Shuichi Yoshida directed the film of the same name. Four teenagers on the swimming team spent the last summer of their high school careers, soaking in the azure pool of invincible youth.

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.

The poems of the great poet Pushkin created a golden age of poetry creation in the Russian literary world, and his novels are also treasures in the treasure house of world literature. "The Queen of Spades - Selected Novels and Short Stories by Pushkin" includes four novels including "Berkin's Novels", "Dubrovsky", "The Queen of Spades" and "The Captain's Daughter". "The Queen of Spades" is one of Pushkin's best novels. It shows us a thrilling picture of Russian feudal capitalist society. The protagonist Hermann is an adventurer. In order to make a fortune, he does whatever it takes. He first deceives the love of Lisaveta, the countess's adopted daughter, and then goes to great lengths to sneak into the inner courtyard of the palace, trying to defraud the dying old countess of the secret of three playing cards that must win every bet. Finally, he pulls out his pistol and forces the defenseless old countess to death. When the ghost of the old countess revealed the secret of playing cards to Herman, Herman ran madly to the casino...

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. The self-righteous girl in "The House with the Attic" is an interesting contrast to the girl in "Ariadna", and it also increasingly shows the insignificance of the girl worth 150,000 rubles in "Living Commodity". These six pieces are representative of Chekhov's early short humorous works.

"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.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous French writer Anatole France. In 1921, France was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature "in recognition of his brilliant literary achievements, characterized by nobility of style, profound human sympathy, elegance and a truly Gallic temperament". France's "erudite, fanciful, lucid and charming style, and the magical effect of his blend of irony and enthusiasm" still fascinate today's readers.

This set includes: "Some People Don't", "No More Queues", "Stand Tall" and "The Last Post".

In western Hunan, west of Dongting Lake, at the intersection of five rivers, it is a barbaric land among hundreds of thousands of mountains. Since ancient times, it has been beyond the reach of kings and rarely visited by outsiders. In the early 1980s, the legends of voodoo, Miao poison, and corpse exorcists were not far away, and the stories of bandits, Miao girls, and snake catchers were still popular; and the heroes of the new era were about to appear. This time, they would wade through the river of market economy in chaos and killing. In the autumn of 1983, a nationwide crackdown was underway, and a public trial involving tens of thousands of people was being held on the playground of Jiuzhen Middle School. Under the gaze of ten thousand pairs of eyes, a gunshot rang out, and the gangster leader An You fell on the spot. The young man Yao Yijie in the crowd was shocked. He seemed to feel that An You's dead soul rose into the sky and would find him and entangle him in the years to come, dragging him step by step into the abyss of the underworld that would never be restored.

Red London - the balanced world protected by magic; Gray London - the cruel ordinary world; White London - the representative of power and absolute control; Black London - the source of magic destroyed by the plague and isolated from the world. Hundreds of years ago, the door to and from the world in London was wide open, and the world was balanced and stable. However, the good times did not last long. Humanity's thirst for power, endless pursuit of magic, and the expansion of desire led to the fall of Black London, and the magic disappeared. People closed their doors and stopped moving forward, assigning the few "travelers" selected by magic to shuttle through and send messages through letters... Kyle, a royal member of Red London, takes "travellers" as his duty, but always carries private goods and violates the rules, just to get proof of his self-worth; Lyla, a lowly female snitch living in gray London, has a dream of sailing, and wants to break the shackles of class and escape from gray London. An unexpected theft closely tied the fates of Kyle and Laila. In order to return the stolen magic stone, they were killed and had to break a centuries-old taboo and embark on an escape journey across London...

The legendary masterpiece "Onmyoji" by the phenomenal writer Mengyuji, and the new series "Onmyoji·Daigo Volume" are grandly launched. This book includes two volumes of stories: "Daigo Scroll" and "Drunken Moon Scroll". In Ping'an Jing at night, the sky is changing and strange things happen frequently. The moon hangs high in the sky, no longer moving, and the stars fall like rain; under the moonlight night, a demon tiger often appears, devouring innocent people, and reciting Bai Juyi's poems; Tachibana encounters a spider banshee by chance, and his eyes are sucked away; Fujiwara Minoru suddenly contracted a strange disease and turned into a green The eye centipede; there is a handsome ghost on the Suzaku Gate, who uses the peerless beauty as a bet to play a mysterious chess game... The peerless onmyoji Abe Seimei and the famous flute player Minamoto Boya travel between the yin and yang worlds, solving bizarre incidents one after another while talking and laughing, and relieving the worries of humans and ghosts.

Five-star hotel, the only opportunity to "submit for the Olympics"! The two factions of management are at odds with each other, and there is an undercurrent of crisis in the office. Confidential information is leaked in large quantities, causing internal and external troubles. Everyone is acting! Which one is true or false? Who is the old ghost? There is a lot of buzz, Xia Shang, a rookie in the workplace, is promoted unexpectedly. Is it an opportunity or a conspiracy? How can she survive the factional war? How to deal with pressure from opponents and mischief by colleagues? How can we not wear small shoes, not take the blame, and not be cannon fodder? Watch "The Office" and you will be victorious in the workplace!

At night, the fox comes, making soft noises, whispering, and panting slightly. The fox is always by our side, haunting us like a nightmare. So, we linger on the people and things in the past: Who will be remembered? And in what way will it be remembered forever? When these disappear from memory, does it mean real death? The eight stories are linked thematically and are meditations on love and memory, life and death. The emotions evoked by those old photos, those lost lovers, missed selves, hurt fools, those fateful encounters, and fruitless love affairs, allow us to collect and reconstruct those sad or lost memories in life. Life only lasts for a moment, originally silent.

In May 1942, the entire Jizhong Anti-Japanese Base Area was turned upside down. Ningzi Okamura got on the plane and commanded 50,000 Japanese soldiers in the sky to carry out a large-scale "mopping up". The brutal battle was ablaze everywhere. The Japanese cars crushed the golden wheat everywhere to the ground, and the cavalry surrounded the village. The village burned, and the raging flames rolled black smoke into the sky.

Bruno Salvador, a mulatto boy, was born in Africa. He was lonely since he was a child, but he has rare talents in language and hearing. He is especially proficient in multiple languages ​​​​in the Eastern Congo region. With this talent, he became a top interpreter and became a guest at various conferences. It also gave him the opportunity to work occasionally for the British intelligence service. While working as a translator for an unknown consortium, an amateur agent accidentally discovers the consortium's true ambitions... Ten hours record of Salvador's naive yet fearless determination. As he attempts to become a fighter to save others, his morality and conscience encounter unprecedented tests...

Justin, the British diplomat in Nairobi, has a gentle personality and elegant demeanor. He looks like a gentleman who is an "Eton alumnus" and a "good British man". His favorite thing is to take care of flowers and plants, and he has always been independent of the world. His wife Tessa is enthusiastic about public welfare, helping those in need, and is radical in dealing with things. She is never afraid to challenge authority. When the tragic news of Tessa's murder came, Justin's world collapsed. In order to track down the murderer of his wife, Justin embarks on a dangerous journey, and is gradually involved in the evil and terrifying conspiracy of a multinational pharmaceutical company. He goes to London, across Europe, to Canada, and then back to Nairobi. Finally, he waits for his fate at the place where Tessa was killed... This man who loves gardening and is nothing special only discovers in the end where his power lies and the extraordinary courage of this woman who he has not yet had time to cherish. How much courage can you have to fight against power, deception, injury, and betrayal? What sacrifices is worth making for love? How far can you go for the one you love?

The original novel of "Legend of Bafang" was set in western Liaoning during the Manchukuo period. Frequent assassinations against Japanese and traitors have aroused the high vigilance of the "Special High Tech". The note "Whoever kills this person will be killed in all directions" became the only clue. Who is "Killing All Directions"? Is it the resurrection of the legendary bandit "Sha Bafang" who was "killed" during the Japanese siege? Is it Zhang Tao, the gentle and elegant "counselor" of Manchukuo and the "savior" of the Japanese prince? Is it the underground anti-Japanese organization of the South Manchuria branch, or an agent sneaking into the Northeast under the plan of revival! In bustling cities and in deep mountains and old forests, there are figures of "killing people from all directions" everywhere. When the arsenal is bombed, it means killing all parties; when a bandit who surrendered to Japan is overthrown, it means killing everyone; when a traitor to the Communist Party is assassinated, it means killing everyone! When the real bearded "Killing Bafang" was shot several times and remained standing; when Zhang Laicaikang, the head of the Binhai City branch of the South Manchuria branch, died; when the underground anti-Japanese team "Liaoxi Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army" was wiped out in order to cover the patriots who blew up the ammunition wheel; when Zhang Tao and others died together with the special military column, "Killing Bafang" immediately assassinated the police chief. The Japanese finally understood that killing all directions is a belief in defending dignity and a totem of this black land. It is an unquenchable anti-Japanese fire! Let us walk into the dusty legend of Kanto together and return to the era of blood and fire during the Anti-Japanese War!

A hundred years ago in Iceland, at the end of the world, a young and unknown boy rediscovered the meaning of life amidst constant loss. He went out to fish, but witnessed his friend die in the Arctic sea because of a Milton poem. Art and beauty, the most fascinating things in the world, are the most likely to put people into danger. He helped his friend return the book to its original owner, where he met the freedom that confused him for the first time in his life: a room alone, endless books, and a sultry red-haired girl. He reads and writes letters on behalf of others to express their love and sweetness. When the recipient reads these words, he always feels a little more shy and happy when he thinks of the boy writing these sentences. The boy learned the secret of words, the power of language. Letters bring hope and reverie to people, slowly and irreversibly changing people's imagination of life... Letters and words are the simplest expressions of strong emotions in the past era. We are entangled in love between the lines, so we have history.

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The novel narrates that Nuerhachi attacked Fushun in the last year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming general Li Yongfang surrendered. The Ming court used Yang Hao as the manager and failed to win the battle with Nuerhachi, so it promoted Xiong Ting to replace Yang Hao. The novel describes current events, mostly based on historical facts, with detailed and delicate writing style and complete structure.

This book selects 21 short stories. "While Changing Planes" and "Wednesday Violets" are lyrical and poetic, achieving perfection that is difficult to achieve in full-length novels. "The Return of Prisoners of War" and "The Origin of the Master" are playful and humorous. Under Moroya's exquisite, meaningful, humorous and ironic writing style, the truth of life and human nature is fully revealed.

This book is a collection of classical Chinese short stories written in the early Qing Dynasty. Taking the "Liao Zhai Zhi Yi Yong" published by Tongwen Bureau in the 20th year of Guangxu's reign (1894) as the base, the Xuezhai manuscript, the twenty-four volumes of manuscripts, and the "Sanhui edition" were collated. In addition to correcting the text, the chapters were also sorted out. More than 60 chapters, including "Yu Ziyou" and "Yu Ziyou" published by other authors, were not included in the original version of "Picture Yong" and are included as "supplements". Therefore, this book is currently the most complete collection of chapters and a more reasonable arrangement.

"Ancient Capital" takes "sisters" as the theme and includes two novellas "Ancient Capital" and "Flower's Diary", which show the true friendship between close relatives and sisters. The twists of fate have caused two pairs of sisters, Chieko and Miaozi, Naomi and Eiko, to face difficulties and harm. Amidst the myriad of melancholy, the only thing that remains unchanged is the touching wishes for you.

"Orwell Classics" includes two novels, "1984" and "Animal Farm". Among them, "1984" tells the story of an "Oceania" under totalitarian rule. People's thoughts are suppressed. No matter what they are doing or where they are, they are subject to various surveillance: telescreens, thought police, patrols, and the youth team whose thoughts have been completely controlled. Life is always in fear. The protagonist Winston Smith lives in this country. His main job is to tamper with previous history every day in the "Ministry of Truth", working and surviving in lies. "Animal Farm" is known as one of "the best books ever written by mankind". In an exaggerated and absurd form, the work tells the story of animals who have been enslaved on a farm for a long time. In order to achieve freedom and liberation, the work successfully carried out a revolution and established an equal animal society. In the end, the fruits of the revolution were usurped by the animals' leader, the pig, and they returned to their previous miserable lives.

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 French writer Maupassant and American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection contains 9 short stories, most of which describe villages and farmers, reflecting the face of Russian rural areas in the 19th century. The author depicts the gloomy lives of small people in the countryside on a beautiful pastoral background with sympathetic brushstrokes.

This is a narrative novel describing ordinary people's life in the market, showing readers an ordinary picture of life in the Qing Dynasty. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. There are three brothers in Jurong County in the south of the Yangtze River: Hua Yan (also known as Yuren), Hua Jiao (also known as Xiaoren) and Hua Mei (also known as Junren). The Huayu man is virtuous, well-informed and courteous, and is married to the Yue family. The Huaxiao man is lustful, greedy for money, and has a bad temper. He is married to the Qin family, but the Laughing man often flirts with Wu Xincheng, an idle man. His third brother, Junren, is still young. At the invitation of a friend, Yuren went to Yan'an Prefecture to serve as supervisory and discipline staff, leaving hundreds of gold to Xiaoren so that he and Junren could take care of the family. Xiaoren and Wu Xincheng opened a hotel in the suburbs of the city. Because Xiaoren deceived tourists and committed adultery with the woman next door, he was sued. The money he earned in three years was used up by the communication officials. After he was released from prison, the hotel stopped opening.

The continuation of "Notes from Little Britain", a wonderful journey into the United Kingdom; the interesting return of "venomous" blogger Bill Bryson; the British "National Geographic Travel Magazine" Readers' Choice Award for the best travel book of the year, and the British Booksellers' Joint Choice Award for the best biography of the year. Twenty years after the publication of "Notes on Little Britain", Bill Bryson chose to become a British citizen and took this opportunity to embark on a new journey around the island. This time, he deliberately avoided the places he visited during his last trip across the UK, and focused more on places he had never set foot on before. He used fresh and unbiased eyes to observe the interesting bits and pieces of the island country, trying to see the unique scenery of this place through this "Bryson Route". Twenty years later, Britain has undergone greater changes, and Bill Bryson himself has upgraded to a grandfather figure; what remains unchanged is his wise language, keen observation, and the same humorous and joking writing style. Faced with all kinds of weird and embarrassing things during the journey, he can always find the hilarious highlights in the disappointment.

Madame Emma Bovary, just like Anna Karenina to Russia, Jane Eyre to England, and Hesetta Prynne to America, came out of the writings of Gustave Flaubert and entered the hearts of every French person. This young man was born into a medical family in Rouen, northwest France, and has been interested in literature since he was a child. The years he spent in his father's hospital developed his surgeon-like insight and calm and sharp analytical methods, which had a great influence on his future writing. In high school, Flaubert began literary creation. In 1841, he went to Paris Law School to study. At the age of 22, he dropped out of school because he was suspected of suffering from epilepsy. Since then, he has lived in Rouen in a state of semi-seclusion, concentrating on writing and never married.

"Strong Ant" centers on Isako, a rich wife who wants to kill her husband by any means necessary to achieve her own goals. It tells the story of lustful men and women who use each other for their own benefit and cause more crimes in the process. Although Isako married into a wealthy family, she never had the opportunity to have freedom and happiness. She had no right to control the family's money, and was constantly monitored by her husband. This kind of life could no longer be tolerated. She planned to kill her wealthy husband in order to obtain all the inheritance. Unexpectedly, the mantis stalked the cicada and the oriole was behind, and she had already fallen into her husband's defense, and ultimately gained nothing.

"Not a Shame: Six Months After Pearl Harbor" is a classic historical work about the Pacific naval war between the United States and Japan by the well-known American historian John Toland. It is known as the "original book" in writing the history of the Pacific War. The English version has been highly praised overseas since its publication 60 years ago. This laid the foundation for his subsequent creation of "The History of the Decline and Fall of the Japanese Empire". The book focuses on the brutal offensive and defensive battles between the United States and Japan in the Pacific battlefield for half a year, focusing on the half-year period from Japan's sneak attack on Pearl Harbor to the U. S.-Japanese naval battle of Midway. It restores the historical truth of the United States' reversal of the Pacific war situation from multiple angles. It presents in detail the battlefield transition of Axis power Japan from strategic offensive to island defense. It also uses the experiences of each general and soldier to reproduce the dramatic changes in the battle situation from the Pearl Harbor incident to the Battle of Midway in World War II.

They are ordinary lower-level warriors, but with the great righteousness of "every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world", they abandon their homeland and go to other places. They transformed into assassins, hid in the dark, brandished their swords, and did not hesitate to stain their hands with blood, hoping to save the country from danger amid the surrounding powers. On March 3, the seventh year of Anzheng (1860), there was heavy snow. Naoki Ii, the shogunate who signed a trade treaty with the Americans, was assassinated by an assassin outside the Sakurada Gate of Edo Castle on his way to the city to meet the general. Subsequently, the idea of ​​founding the country was drowned out by the voice of "rejecting the foreigners". The samurai came to Japan one after another, vowing to drive foreigners out of Japan. On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month of the first year of Meiji (1868), Emperor Meiji, who regained power, declared to the world that establishing diplomatic relations with friendly countries was an international justice and needed to be handled properly. I hope all people will remember this. This move cut off the last hope of the warriors who were looking forward to "repelling the foreigners". They became miserable abandoned children. The light of the sword bloomed in the dark night, and the song of the warrior was heard!

The most classic revenge drama in the history of Japanese literature, the true pinnacle work of the master of suspense Matsumoto Seicho, allows you to peek into the most complex, deepest and most terrifying side of human nature. Revenge is destined to be a war without a winner. While destroying the opponent, the Avengers themselves will also embark on a road of no return. I am the vengeful ghost lurking next to you, and I will risk my own soul in order to make you pay for your sins. I want you to be tortured in the bottomless quagmire of fear, and to be destroyed in the nightmare of endless panic. I will pay the price for this, I will be confused and swaying in regret and helplessness, and I will be haunted by sin until I am beyond redemption. I know all this, but I still put everything in place. Come on, let this grand revenge drama take place, and the long war between you and me is about to begin...

It is Qin Xianxian, the little queen of campus reasoning, who once again reveals the mystery of college and listens to those bizarre stories with you. How many strange things are happening in the corner of the campus that no one knows about? When the siren sounds, the haunted house starts to be haunted. Is this a murder with unknown motives or a situation without the truth?

In this book, John Toland takes the trial of Japanese Class A and Class B war criminals by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East after the end of World War II as the background, and the complex contradiction between love and law between the families of an American defense lawyer and a Japanese war criminal as the main axis, profoundly revealing the disasters caused by Japan's war of aggression to its own people. Sympathy for individual war criminals is revealed in some places in the book, but its main purpose is to praise peace and condemn war. As Tolan said: History will not simply teach people lessons. Based on the present and understanding the past, it will teach people more.

This book is a collection of novellas by Matsumoto Seicho, including two novellas: "The House on the High Terrace" and "The Female Prisoner Without Prison Clothes". "House on a High Terrace" tells the story of a mansion on a high terrace, where an elderly couple and the widow of their son who died young lived. The young and beautiful widow would summon young men to her home every night to talk loudly about art. But my father-in-law held a tacit attitude towards this. One day, a young man suddenly committed suicide... What kind of truth is wrapped up in this mysterious home and mysterious woman? "Female Prisoners Without Prison Clothes" tells the story of a series of murders in a single women's apartment in Tokyo. This apartment is inhabited by a group of single women with an average age of thirty-two, who have lost interest in marriage (or are afraid of marriage) and have different occupations. They call each other female prisoners and call each other's room "Cell No. Xx". They are imprisoned in a cave-like personal world with no hope or prospects, just like female prisoners.

The content of the story is that d'Artagnan, who was born in a declining noble family, went to Paris to join the army, joined King Louis XIII's musketeer guard, and became good friends with the other three musketeers. In order to protect the reputation of the Queen, Princess Anna of Austria, they fought against Cardinal Richelieu, defeated many obstacles set by Richelieu, went to England, retrieved the Queen's diamonds from the Duke of Buckingham, and thwarted Richelieu's plot to sow discord between the King and Queen.

Shinichi, a lonely boy, suffered from isolation and bullying in school, with only his best friends Haruya and Narumi by his side. Together, they made some small wishes devoutly in front of the mysterious "Hermit Crab God". Unexpectedly, these wishes miraculously came true. A family tragedy suddenly strikes, and it all seems to be related to the tragedy of the shipwreck ten years ago. Sinking into pain, Shen Yi released the shadow in his heart and made a terrible wish. Can the "Hermit Crab God" answer his call again this time?

"Letter from a Strange Woman" is one of the most famous novellas by the Austrian novelist and biographer Zweig. It tells the story of a strange woman who, at the last moment of her life, was filled with a lifetime of infatuation and wrote a long, sad and moving letter, revealing her desperate love to a famous writer. The novel uses a woman's most painful experience to describe the depth and devotion of love. This book is a collection of Zweig's novels. In addition to "Letter from a Strange Woman", it also contains 11 other classic novels by Zweig. Some of them are magnificent, some are delicate and gentle, and they all contain deep introspection and sorrow about the times and human nature.

Translation Volume (1) includes Zhu Xiang's translations of "Lumanian Folk Songs" (published by Beixin Book Company in 1924) and "Collection of Modern British Novels" (published by Beixin Book Company in 1929). Zhu Xiang's translation focuses on phonology and rhythm, and is characterized by expressing his unique insights into the original work without departing from the artistic conception of the original poem. This volume of translation works fully demonstrates Zhu Xiang's profound translation skills and beautiful translation art.

The American literary world has been waiting for a century for this godfather-level classic! The movie of the same name directed by Ben Affleck is about to be released! Life is nothing more than wine flowing and bullets flying. Some people lose themselves and some find themselves. Joe Cocklin, the son of a senior police officer, joined the most powerful gang in the area. He doesn't want to live a life defined by others, he wants to create his own rules. His night life slowly unfolded, and he knew that death would eventually come, but before that, he was determined to live well and happily.

"Childhood Sweethearts" is a collection of works by Higuchi Kazuyo, an outstanding Japanese female writer in the 19th century. It selects a total of 8 masterpieces including the novels "Childhood Sweethearts", "New Year's Eve", "Sutra", "Fork in the Road" and essays "Cuckoo" and "Raindrops on the Oar". Higuchi Kazuyo lives in a corner of Tokyo, observing the world with a calm eye, writing about the ordinary daily lives of ordinary people, and discovering the way and strength of their tenacious life, and also addressing the tired daily lives of the world with a warm and compassionate heart. She comes from the market and writes about the market. She uses her rise in adversity to write about the original life and human emotions of small people in the great era, expressing her desire for light and warmth in the decline of the world. Higuchi Ichiyo's works achieve a clever balance between lyricism and narrative with his unique quasi-classical style, thus combining the charm of classical literature with the expressive power of modern literature.