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"Winesburg, Ohio" The small town of Winesburg, Ohio, still retains its old-world style, and New York and Chicago are at the far end of the railroad. The farmer who longs for God's grace, the whimsical oil company agent, the female clerk who wasted her youth, the hotel proprietress who was depressed to death, the passionate and depressed female teacher, the lonely and thoughtful teenager... The twenty-four stories are interconnected with each other, like concise and profound spiritual sketches, vividly depicting a group of abnormal people who are obsessed with their own truths in an ordinary and noisy world.

Nana was noticed by the entertainment theater manager, and her starring role in "Blonde Venus" was a success. Men from Paris's upper class fell under her skirt. She was successively supported by the banker Steine ​​and the Queen's attendant Count Mifa. She became a popular socialite in Paris, eating up the money of the men who pursued her, making them bankrupt one by one. Some even died in hell. She eventually died of smallpox, just as the Second Empire was about to collapse in the Franco-Prussian War. The rise and fall of Nana's life became a portrayal of the corrupt and degenerate society of the Second Empire.

Each novel in "Roman Stories" is actually a miniature version of "Alive". The reading experience is like a micro-movie, and you can feel the vivid and vivid interactions of ordinary people in Rome. 61 Short stories form a picture of post-war (World War II) Rome. "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" is a film of the same name starring "Bicycle Thieves" director De Sica and comedy master Toto. It is a masterpiece of short stories by Moravia, the most important Italian "neo-realism" novel master in the 20th century, who was at the peak of his creation. The source of Italian "Neorealism" cinema. "Rome Stories" is the most important short story masterpiece of Moravia, the most important "neo-realist" novel master in Italy in the 20th century, who was at the peak of his creation. Sixty-one short stories describe the sweetness, sourness, bitterness and joy of life in the world. Workers, barbers, taxi drivers, maids... These little people in big cities, forced by life, do everything possible or even use any means to find a way to survive. "Rome Story" more or less provides literary material for Italian neorealist films and is one of the sources of film creation. The book has also been adapted into a movie, starring comedy master Toto and important neorealist director De Sica.

Kim, a white boy who lives in the Indian market, is good at making friends with people from all walks of life and knows all kinds of secular routines. He is convinced that a red bull in a green field will change his destiny. A monk who came from afar appeared on the streets of India in search of the legendary Arrow River that purifies sins. As if by chance, Kim volunteered to become a disciple of the monk. The devout and simple monk, the cunning and worldly boy, embarked on a fateful adventure - "If we are destined to find those things - whether it is a river or a cow - we will definitely find it..." Prophecy, astrology, fate, war, exploration, fighting... How will they reach the end? Set in India, Kipling tells the story of an orphan named Kim and a Buddhist monk in search of the Arrow River. Through the eyes of Westerners, the customs, customs, life customs, etc. Of the Eastern world are described in detail, radiantly, and with a rich oriental tone.

"Burmese Days" was published in 1934 and is George Orwell's first novel. The British India described in the novel is such a picture: the white master spends his time drinking and having fun, and is corrupt; the white lady is uneducated and greedy for vanity; the natives are intrigues and flattery; but there is such a white master, Sabu (master) - Flory, who hates imperialism and can't stand his people being kings and dominators in other people's land; but the cowardice in his bones makes him cower and dare not stand up to resist. Because he was afraid of "losing the whole world in order to redeem his soul," he could only "watch his life wasted and corrupted in this shameful and terrible futility."

"The Voyage" is Woolf's first novel. Woolf began writing this novel, originally titled Melymbrosia, in 1910. During the creation period, she suffered from mental illness. After a long period of deliberation and several changes, "The Voyage" was finally officially published in 1915. Many characters in the novel are derived from people around Woolf in real life, including herself. It is worth mentioning that the heroine Rachel Wenleith was twenty-four years old when she appeared, which was exactly the same age as Woolf when she started writing. The Euphrossini, called "her" in the story, seems to be the incarnation of Rachel Wenleith. The voyage from London to Santa Marina Island in South America is not only a journey in space, but also a journey of her own exploration. This inexperienced young woman was educated but grew up in a very traditional and conservative environment. During a journey to a foreign country, she experienced freedom and self, learned about the relationship between men and women, and tasted the taste of love. However, her life came to an abrupt end when it was about to be completed.

A romantic writer's unscrupulous exposure of his soul, a documentary of human nature that is both black and absurd and directly touching the soul. For many years Capote had dreamed of creating an American version of "In Search of Lost Time," and he named his planned masterpiece "Answered Prayer." Although this ambition was not realized with his premature death, the three remaining chapters present us with a portrait of the upper class and lower class society of his time. In this novel, which unscrupulously mentions the real names of many celebrities, Capote becomes P. B. Jones, a young writer with unknown biological parents and diverse erotic tastes. Following the bohemian life of this beautiful young man, "Answered Prayer" travels all the way from the infamous bars of Tangier to the long ottomans of restaurants on the Basque coast, from literary salons to high-end brothels. The works capture both scheming beauties and sadistic husbands, as well as real celebrities, such as Princess Margaret and the Duchess of Windsor. And most importantly, this viciously hilarious work showcases Capote's ruthless insight and unbridled humor.

Book 2: The Kingdom of Eternal Night - Freya's body begins to exude the fragrance of books: she is successfully growing into a top book wizard. At the same time, the resistance forces are facing internal and external troubles: on the one hand, Adam College's all-out high-pressure methods, and on the other hand, the divisions and vacillations within the resistance forces. Freya already knew that the world of book wizards was created by her childhood pen pal Severin and her ancestor from two hundred years ago, the bandit novelist "September". But what she didn't expect was that even the seven-pointed star was just a character in a higher book - "I created Phaedra and the world of Book Witch by writing the Book of Creation. If I am just a character in a book, imagined by someone, it wouldn't be surprising, right? Maybe the entire universe is just a library within a library, and each book is part of another book...

The glorious Rekotas family fell into decline, and the great magician and later Retanar Rekotas was reduced to cheating to survive. In this regard, Judge Death issued his sentence: Your hands are stained with blood, and your road leads to the mire. Robbers cut throats and kill people, but you make up lies and take the lives of innocent people. Let you be free for a year. You will be executed when the time is up! In desperation, the magician Giorno Dasco came to his aid and promised to help Retanar overturn the verdict. As long as he becomes the son-in-law of the Sol family in Cavallen City and uses his family's secret book "The Legend of the Magician" as a reward...

The representative work of Fernando Pessoa, a Portuguese national treasure writer and master of European modernism, was lonely during his lifetime but made a sensation after his death. He shocked the European literary world with his posthumous manuscript "The Book of Disquiet". The author's lonely ravings during his lifetime are disturbing and thought-provoking, reaching deep into his heart. Loneliness written with life, a pillow book dedicated to every lonely person. Pessoa lived a lonely life with a monotonous life and a sensitive heart. He created a spiritual universe with elegant and philosophical words, leading himself to transcend the ordinary life and embrace a transparent and clear world. Penguin Random House authorizes Richard Zenith's authoritative manuscript for the first time in China. The Guardian: Richard Zenith's English translation is excellent and is the best version we have seen in a long time. The 2015 edition of Richard Zenith's translation corrects errors in the early Portuguese original version based on the latest research results on the Pessoa manuscript. Pessoa's high-scoring translator and young translator Liu Yongjun devoted his heart to the translation. It was well received by Douban with a score of 8.7. It took a year to revise more than 2,000 points and carefully present the original appearance of Pessoa's legacy.

As far as I know, no one has ever seen bees searching for a home in the woods. However, they undoubtedly start looking for a new home before or on the day of grouping. All bees are wild bees and cannot be domesticated, which means that the instinct to return to nature and once again occupy their wild home in the woods never fades. Year after year of life on the apiary seems to have had no appreciable effect on their permanent final acclimation. The intention of each new swarm to migrate to the woods seems to be established by the fact that they will only come out on good days favorable to a colony like themselves, and that, after the bees have taken flight, a passing cloud or a sudden gust of wind will usually drive them back to the parent nest.

The legendary masterpiece "Onmyoji" by the phenomenal writer Meng Zhentapir, and the new series "Onmyoji: Tiangu Scroll" are grandly launched. This book includes two volumes: "Yeguang Cup Scroll" and "Tiangu Scroll". The daughter of the minister, Nachi, was possessed by a black snake and specialized in feeding on frogs. Sometimes she would even jump directly into the pool to catch frogs and eat them alive. Thirty snakes were wrapped around his body, but he was sleeping soundly in the bed. The family members were shocked and asked her who she was. But the young lady spoke in a man's voice... In Ping'an Jing at night, the sky was moving and strange things happened frequently. The peerless onmyoji Abe Seimei travels between the realms of yin and yang, solving bizarre incidents while talking and laughing, and relieving the worries of humans and ghosts.

Her parents forced her to get married and she was escorted on a blind date. What she thought was a farce at first turned out to be uncontrollable later on. He is her mentor in the workplace, teaching her how to rise from a rookie to a minor celebrity. He is the male god in her life. He also warms the bed when he enters the hall and kitchen. He obviously hated him so much that he gnashed his teeth, but his joy, anger, and sorrow gradually arose because of him. Tao Duanduan later learned that not every first love has an ending. Before meeting the right person, some persistence is just one person's stubbornness. If I hadn't met Lu Zhiyu, how would I have known that love could be healed in this way?

In one fell swoop, Iris Murdoch, the most nominated and most speculative winner in the history of the Booker Prize, has three masterpieces of her early, middle and late novels: "The Collected Works of Iris Murdoch" contains the three novels "The Single Horn" published by Iris Murdoch, the most important female novelist in Britain in the 20th century, from 1963 to 1978. "The Beast", "The Black Prince" and "The Sea, The Sea" condense the author's different styles in the early, middle and late periods. From Sartrean-style confinement philosophical novels to Shakespeare-style social satirical comedies, Murdoch comprehensively surpassed the novel mode of the first half of the 20th century, enough to rank her among Dostoyevsky and Proust. "The West" Harold Bloom, the author of "Canon" once commented: "Murdoch's novels announced the end of the post-Joyceian era represented by Samuel Beckett and the post-Faulkner era represented by Thomas Pynchon." Murdoch was selected into the "Western Canon" and was rated as "the greatest since 1945" by The Times The 12th British writer, the first person to introduce Sartrean philosophical novels into the British literary world, known as the "smartest woman in Britain"; the first British writer senior whom Kazuo Ishiguro paid tribute in his Nobel Prize speech, Sontag's mentor at Oxford University, Canetti's jealous lover, and the source of inspiration for A. S. Byatt. Highly recommended by Taiwanese novelist Luo Yijun, it is a perfect combination of intellectual games and story art, witnessing another version of "Confinement", "Lolita" and "The Tempest".

The set contains 10 volumes in total, including "Philip Dick's Complete Short Stories I-V", "Solar System Lottery", "Philip Dick's Electronic Dreams", "Waiting for Last Year to Come", "Sacred Secret" and "Dark Scanner". In the early 1950s, Philip Dick entered the world of science fiction through a large number of short and medium-length works, which made him a sensation. Especially in just two years from 1953 to 1954, Dick published a total of fifty-six short stories and short stories, and his popularity was unprecedented. Since then, Dick has always maintained strong creative energy and became one of the most prolific science fiction writers. His works are internationally famous for their reflections on human nature, bizarre fantasies about the future, and talented and smooth narratives.

"Oriental Historical Review (Volume 2)" focuses on the history of Chinese immigrants overseas, showing the joys and sorrows of Chinese people's migration to foreign lands since the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. This is a long journey full of thorns and dreams, from the simple pursuit of making a living, to the pursuit of wealth, to the pursuit of safety, and the pursuit of glory. This ever-changing purpose of immigration also reflects the pain, twists, brilliance and disease of China's modernization. Similarly, foreign civilizations are also experiencing self-confidence and crisis in their own culture, alternately belittling or elevating the "image of China" in their eyes. The "Image" theme of "Oriental History Review 02" is "Youth on the Assembly Line". I selected a group of photos of girls in the workshop. Look at those girls. Even work clothes cannot hide their youth and beauty. Along with their beautiful dreams, they are slowly disappearing on the assembly line. The most desperate of these 150 million young people have jumped from the roof of the Foxconn factory as a silent protest against this cruel era.

This book is compiled by Professor Huang Jianhua, a famous educator and translator, based on Montaigne's "perceived self", Montaigne's "people's lifestyles and thoughts and feelings as he experienced it" and Montaigne's "real world at that time as he understood it". This book selects Montaigne's typical passages from far and near, and compiles them into a volume to outline the portrait and main ideas of this French prose master in the second half of the 16th century. Readers can see both the green "trees" and the lush "forest".

Just after experiencing the ecstasy of love, her father suddenly passed away due to illness. The author Schulz felt disoriented and anxious. She avoided work, books, time, happiness, and reality. Like most people, she was obsessed with sadness and could not extricate herself, so she began to seek solace in poetry, which then extended to the exploration of gains and losses in life. In the end, she calmly accepted the reality: life is always counterproductive - sometimes you collapse, sometimes you recover; sometimes you are busy, sometimes boring; sometimes scary, sometimes absurd; sometimes funny, sometimes uplifting. It is impossible to escape this feeling of constant fusion. Schulz is known in the industry as "one of the greatest writers of our time." She once published an article in The New Yorker about an imminent major earthquake in the Pacific Northwest, for which she won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for feature writing, marking the first time that the Pulitzer Prize has been awarded to magazine media. In this book, Schulz uses her extensive knowledge and curiosity to wander between philosophy and intimacy, transforming a story about love and death into an exploration of chance and fate, sadness and happiness. Her elegant writing touches the most subtle truth deep in the human heart, which makes people suddenly enlightened after reading it. This is a warm, healing and rational philosophy of life. It is not a simple emotional catharsis, but a rational approach to the gains and losses of life with curiosity and insight from the perspective of different disciplines such as history, poetry, literature, psychology, etc. This is the best gift for people who are sad and worried.

This is a collection of poems for children written by the famous poet Eliot. The world-famous musical "Cats" was adapted from this book. The poet wrote about cats with various personalities and styles in humorous writing, including theater cats, mysterious cats, railway cats, city cats... It can be called a complete collection of cats. At the same time, it also shows another side of Eliot's literary creation: humorous, cute, tricky, and full of warmth. The famous poet and translator Sanke has lovingly translated the work, comparing it with the original English version; exquisite illustrations and humorous poems complement each other.

Living alone since the age of 62. One person, one dog, and many potted plants travel back and forth between Tokyo and Kumamoto once a week, their aging bodies screaming. After sending away her parents and husband, the 62-year-old Ito left the United States with her puppy Kramer, returned to Japan, and started living alone as a "young old girl." What new stories will happen in a familiar yet unfamiliar homeland? Ito writes with sensitivity and candor about the physical and mental changes of a woman as she ages, as well as the freedom and loneliness of a person's life. In the constant separation, we face the desolation of life. "Now that I don't have a single family member around me, I'm really free."

They are recognized as the elite of the times, with unusual life experiences and magnificent ups and downs of destiny. This is all closely related to their scholarly enthusiasm and even personality. They are also ordinary people, with ordinary people's emotions, mentality, and behaviors. It is only because of their unusual life experiences that they are recorded in history. Exploring their thoughts will lead us to re-examine - how to master thick black? How to get involved in official circles? How to have wisdom and talent? How to build personality charm? Still......

Women do not have a country, but they are always fighting. The fall of the Berlin Wall, the end of the Cold War, the economic collapse of Ukraine... History repeats itself again and again, who can stay completely aloof? One day in 1993, Natasha played a Russian record at home, and the cleaning lady Nastya next to her suddenly burst into tears. Only then did she realize that Nastya was the first Ukrainian to interact with her after her mother died. She was not only highly educated in Kiev, but also a civil engineer... How did she transform from a senior engineer in Ukraine to a cleaning lady in Berlin? Why go to Germany without a passport? How did he break up with his college sweetheart and marry a building manager in Germany? "Nastya's Tears" continues the vein of the first two parts of the "Mariupol Trilogy", focusing on a Ukrainian woman who came to Germany, connecting the experiences of countless Eastern Europeans before and after the 1990s, telling the story of the gap between two completely different worlds and the turning of the times, the fragmentation of a person and the dispersion of a generation. It is a rare work that focuses on individual experiences after the collapse of the Soviet Union. From a civil engineer to a cleaner, it writes about the fall of high-level intellectuals under the drastic changes of the times, and is a shocking portrayal of the plight of contemporary Ukraine. A contemporary Eastern European version of The Odyssey. The final chapter of the Mariupol Trilogy, the last piece of the Eastern European private history puzzle is finally complete!

Luo Ran, who had just graduated, ate, slept and played Doudou at home every day. After two months of living a comfortable salted fish life, he gradually felt that such a life was boring and he couldn't get enough in games. So he went to the job market on a Wednesday morning and after two rounds, he found a job as a real estate agent, selling houses to an agency. From then on, he became lazy. Luo Xianyu started swimming and started a small agency near the vegetable market. In that small shop, she met her enthusiastic master Wei Yang, and her best friend, Wang Binghuan, who missed her so much when she was working and busy. They formed a simple and unforgettable memory, like a fragrant and creamy time. I want to tell you about it.

"The Age of Napoleon" is the final work of the "Utopia Classics Hall" series "The Story of Civilization". Of course, Napoleon was an unprecedented dictator, and he was also the most magical dreamer and practitioner in human history. Let us preserve our freedom! Let's preserve equality! Europe moved forward for half a century under his 15-year rule. However, Napoleon always worked hard to convince the people to accept his definition of political freedom: regular referendums whose results must be in favor of enlightened despotism. He said: "Power is my mistress. I have worked hard to conquer her, and I will never allow others to take her away from me, not even to woo her..."

This book is the first collection of short stories and short stories by the writer Deng Anqing. It is the first time that the author faces the wandering life of urban youth after "Candy in the Mountains" and "Soft Distance". The book includes 8 short stories and short stories: "I Met a Somali Pirate", "Bishop's Night", "Disappearance", "You Said the Moonlight Is So Beautiful Tonight", "Bright Road", "Feng Zhao", "Bizhu" and "Rescue". The 8 novels truly carve out 8 emotional adventures, 8 adventures with an uncertain future. We spend all our time meeting different people, but all encounters are in vain until we find the most important person. But once discovered, all encounters become the most precious experiences. "I always feel like I've turned into a little girl eating candy again. His voice is swallowed up by my ears, and I can't get enough." (Deng Anqing)

The author of this book is a scholar-type official who never stops writing. After retirement, he still insists on farming his family. This book is a selection of his prose essays in the past three years, a total of 60 articles. Among them are reflections on work, and more are insights into observing society and tasting life, which include the wisdom of historians, the embrace of scholars, and grassroots sentiments.

It's the space version of Game of Thrones! There is smoke, there is femme fatale, there is conspiracy, there is also childish innocence. A hearty and refreshing piece of heavy-flavored writing, full of conspiracy, intrigue, sensuality, and spicy humor! Open this book and experience a space adventure where gunfire and plasma fly together! Important American media angrily praised "Collapse of the Empire": If you like "Game of Thrones", you will definitely enjoy this cruel and glorious interstellar adventure. "Collapse of the Empire" was awarded the highest honor in science fiction, the Locus Award, and was also nominated for the Hugo Award and the Good Reads Choice Award for Science Fiction. "Collapsing Empire" is the opening chapter of Scalzi's new series "Reciprocal Empire" trilogy. Across the galaxy, a magnificent new empire - "Reciprocal Empire" was born, waiting to once again stir up the territory of science fiction. The author John Scalzi is a leading figure in contemporary science fiction and the former president of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. He has won 3 Hugo Awards, 2 Locus Awards, 2 Japan Nebula Awards, and 1 John Campbell Newcomer Award. If there is only one contemporary writer who represents the essence of American science fiction, that person must be John Scalzi. --"Encyclopedia of Science Fiction" third edition.

In order to find out why asteroid RT deviated from its orbit and hit the earth, astronomer Ober went to the tropical rainforest of Central America to observe the starry sky. On the way he met wildlife biologist Ivy and gorilla Ray Ban, who accidentally discovered an ancient Mayan city. Ober's ex-wife, virologist Dai Lei, disappeared at the wedding to Ober's former boss, Horace. Raymond, the police detective responsible for investigating the case, cast suspicious eyes on Ober. Ivy was infected with the Ebola virus. Doctors Ober and Neville came to the tropical rainforest of Central America to trace the source of the virus, and unexpectedly met Dai Lei in the ancient Mayan city. There are many doubts, who is brewing the conspiracy? Can Ober finally find out the truth?

A genius science fiction master who bridges the gap between the golden age and cyberpunk, a science fiction writer among science fiction writers, and a source of inspiration for Hollywood. Philip K. Dick's short stories, the original author of "Blade Runner", "Minority Report" and "The Man in the High Castle", were adapted by Amazon into a highly acclaimed American TV series, and his whimsical ideas have impressed generations of readers. Content introduction: In 2203, humans have ruled the entire solar system, but the operation of society is very unreliable. The ruler is chosen by a lottery machine called a "bottle." With a twist of the bottle, anyone can become the master of the world. This time, Cartwright was the lucky one. He comes from the bottom and has no power. As soon as he came to power, he had to face assassinations and challenges from his predecessor. There is a huge disparity in strength between the two sides. How should he deal with it? At the same time, a spacecraft searches for legendary planets in the solar system. The spaceship and Cartwright have a lot to do with each other. Is his election a blessing from heaven or is there another mystery behind it?

Hester and Tom parted ways in Brighton, with the former becoming a bounty hunter in the desert, and the latter traveling through the air with her daughter Wren to sell antique technology. General Naga replaced Stalker Fang as the supreme ruler of the Green Storm. He sent his wife as a peacemaker to end this protracted war. But Lady Naga's airship was sabotaged midway, and luckily she met Hester to help. Is it to pull the alliance, or is it the Stalker side's supporters who want to assassinate Lady Naga? Tom meets an old friend who was supposed to have died in the London catastrophe. Is the ghost returning to the world? He decided to go with his daughter to the ruins of London to find out. The news that Mrs. Naga's life and death were uncertain made General Naga miserable, leading the Alliance and Green Storm to rekindle the war, and the earth was once again devastated. Stalker Fang is not dead. She has cracked the secret of the "Book of Tin" and plans to purify the world again in her own way. The forces from all sides finally come together under the influence of fate, and the rising sun of hope will eventually rise on the dark plain...

He joined the army to escape his situation and an abnormal relationship. But the harsh military life crushed him and he went crazy. After careful analysis, the doctor came to the conclusion: This soldier named George Smith was the most dangerous person he had ever seen in his life, and he might not even be human...

George has the ability to "change reality through dreams", but cannot control dreams. He was afraid that his nightmare would come true, so he didn't dare to sleep and almost went crazy. He sought help from psychiatrist Harper, who secretly manipulated his dreams to complete his plan for a "perfect utopia." But if a butterfly flapping its wings can cause a tornado, then what kind of earthquake will George's dream cause? When I woke up from the first dream, a small painting disappeared. When I woke up from the second dream, a world plague broke out. Waking up from the third dream...

In the twenty-sixth century, mankind was suddenly attacked by a mechanical creature that could reproduce itself. Humanity has been retreating steadily and has been chased to the edge of the solar system, on the verge of extinction. However, humans eventually developed intelligent life forms and relied on this new power to launch a desperate counterattack. At this moment, shocking news came: In order to completely eliminate human beings, mechanical creatures are preparing to go back in time and strangle human beings in the cradle. In order to thwart the opponent's conspiracy, the intelligent life form also embarked on the journey of time. Thus, a space-time war lasting hundreds of thousands of years began...

This book contains a selection of 22 excellent science fiction works by Liu Yukun, presented by science fiction literature translator Geng Hui. The "Era of Singularity" is coming, and in an era where virtual data controls everything, in what form will our ordinary lives continue to exist? As a humanistic science fiction novel, "Singularity Remnant" incorporates several of the most attractive elements of science fiction art: digital life, imaged memory, artificial intelligence, alien visitors... What is unique about Liu Yukun is that what he writes is not science fiction adventure or heroic fantasy, but the life and emotional changes of everyone in the data age. Through this book, we see not only the future but also the present.

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Not being recognized by the world is like being stabbed by the wind. It hurts, but the murderer can't be found. Neglect, neglect, betrayal, and frustrated self-esteem have made you and I become people who dwell in the past, indulge in loneliness, and waste time. So - only find time for struggle, don't leave time for emptiness. If you miss your talent, you need to swim against the current. Confusion means that talent is not worthy of your dream. Except for you, everyone else is working hard. What are you waiting for? You are the only one in this world who can save you.

The novel that ranks first among the "Top Ten Classical Novels in the World"! Nabokov: I think Anna Karenina is the greatest literary work of the 19th century. Dostoyevsky praised it as "a perfect artistic masterpiece." In the history of human literature, "Anna Karenina" not only shows a tragic love, but also truly expresses complex social problems. It is an encyclopedic work. Anna Karenina, the representative work of critical realism by Russian writer Tolstoy, was born into a cold and selfish traditional aristocrat, but what she longs for is passionate love and spiritual freedom. The huge irreconcilable contradiction between her and the times caused her to be crushed by reality... "Anna Karenina" is Tolstoy's spiritual autobiography during the period of his own ideological transformation. Because of the social reality problems it reflects, it has aroused heated discussions in society. Anna Karenina has also become one of the most beautiful and full characters in the history of world literature.

"Little Bird" is a novel written by Japanese writer Ogawa Yoko. The story tells the lonely yet warm life of an autistic patient. The author narrates in the younger brother's voice, and uses a calm and sentimental tone to show readers the lives of the two brothers who depend on each other, take care of each other, and redeem each other. The male protagonist of the story has difficulty communicating with the people around him due to congenital deficiencies, but he has learned the language of birds without any teacher. He is affectionately called "Uncle Birdie" by the children in the kindergarten because of his love for birds. Not only could the elder brother talk to all the birds, he even taught his younger brother this mysterious language. When no one is around, the brothers often communicate in this unique language. Outsiders can't understand my brother's language. My mother doesn't understand it, and neither does an education expert from Tokyo. Instead, they call it "a disorganized noise." Many years later, when my younger brother recalled the past, he often sighed with regret, "I wish I had used a tape recorder to record my brother's words." After his elder brother passed away, his younger brother lived alone for many years, pinning his emotions on raising beautiful birds with melodious songs. It was as if his elder brother had never left with the birds by his side.

Montaigne was a French judge in the 16th century, but he was recognized by the world as a thinker and philosopher. He is good at analyzing himself and regards himself as a "shallow and meaningless person". He hopes that everyone will see his "simple, natural, ordinary, unpretentious and unpretentious way of life". In short, he naturally reveals everything about himself without concealment, including strengths and mistakes, achievements and setbacks. It is precisely because of this positioning that his essays allow us to see a Montaigne who was full of hardships in life, but never looked back, judged the world calmly, and treated various situations in life well.

Burroughs's "riverside cabin" and "mountain cabin" attracted a large number of nature-loving people such as U. S. President Theodore Roosevelt, inventor Thomas Edison, automobile king Henry Ford, poet Walt Whitman, etc. Who rushed to be neighbors.

"A Poet versus an Empire" by Joseph Brodsky, winner of the 1987 Nobel Prize in Literature. A new and revised edition of Huang Canran's classic translation. "Less than One" is Joseph Brodsky's first collection of essays. It consists mainly of long essays, with a number of short essays. There are only eighteen articles, each of which is wonderful. Coupled with its unique style and "book style", it forms a perfect book. This is the spiritual autobiography of a great poet and a private memoir. With creative interpretation and interpretation, Brodsky completed his tribute to Akhmatova, Auden and others, powerfully defended personal values, and exposed and accused the dictator's crimes. Such accusations do not use public language and diction, but stand at the level of "a poet versus an empire." This height stems from his belief that language is above all else, even the object of time worship, and poetry is the supreme form of language.

I want to be a person who can describe your life at your funeral, not a magnificent oath of love, nor a tender love story, but such a solemn but warm and touching description, which is enough to touch people's hearts. Due to differences in cultural backgrounds, writers from different countries have different aesthetic personalities. Some are passionate and unrestrained, while others are restrained and deep. However, the emotional connection between people is their constant source of inspiration. Many people yearn to live a life like poetry, but they forget the poetry in life. The writer of this book condenses what he sees, hears, experiences and feels into words, and condenses them into tear-jerking family affection, fiery and sweet love, and mutually encouraging friendship. They are soul catchers, loyal to their perception and heart. Their writings are full of nostalgia and confession, as well as observations of the world and philosophies about love.

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 12 short stories. Most of them write about the various aspects of intellectuals. The story is comical to read, but it profoundly exposes all kinds of vulgarity. "Father" is about an old man who is obsessed with saving face, which is both ridiculous and sad. The person in "Excerpts from the Notes of a Grumpy Man" has a weak character, and whenever something happens, he shrinks into his empty and boring shell.

The book "The Marchioness" contains three masterpieces of short stories by the French female writer George Sand. Among them, "Pollina" tells the story of the actress Laurence and his childhood best friend Paulina. After an unexpected reunion, she develops a love triangle with the rich boy Montegene. The outsider came into contact with a reclusive kind-hearted woman, and decided that she was his true love, and started a tiring emotional entanglement with her; "The Marchioness" tells the visitor about a period of her youth through the elderly Marchioness, and unexpectedly reveals a touching relationship between her and the theater actor Lelio that is not accepted by the world... These stories are highly romantic, and have a long-lasting meaning after reading. They are classic works that can stand the test of time.

In the story "Niels Riding a Goose", 14-year-old Niels is an overly naughty boy who doesn't like to study and likes to play tricks on small animals. He annoyed the elf who arrived unexpectedly, so he was cast into a little man as big as a thumb. He also accidentally rode on the neck of a domestic goose and flew into the sky. From then on, he rode his own big white goose around Sweden and began a wonderful adventure. The novel pioneered the integration of Swedish folk tales, geographical knowledge and historical common sense into the story, combined with the author's rich imagination and concise and fresh language, and has become a classic work recognized by readers all over the world.

No one without considerable wisdom can commit a perfect crime: a truly perfect crime must be based on pure evil. Won six literary awards in Japan, Tsai Kang-yong praised! A section of a woman's arm appeared in Okawa Park in Tokyo. The police began investigating and found more female victims, and the case attracted widespread social attention. The killer called the TV station to brag about his crimes and even preview new crimes. No one can deduce the murderer's motive, and the investigation has reached a deadlock. At this time, Tagawa, who had a criminal record, aroused police suspicion. The TV station asked him to accept a live interview behind a screen. The murderer suddenly called again and angrily accused Tagawa of being an imposter: "I want to see what kind of virtue you are!"

The book "Fire and Tide" contains four medium-length novels: "Fire and Tide", "Forest of Testimony", "Racial Alliance" and "Mountain". It is also the first time it has been published in China. The book prominently reflects Matsumoto Seicho's socialist reasoning style. The plot design of the four novels is exquisite, with twists and turns, ups and downs, and twists and turns. The two sides of human beings are vividly depicted, and it involves a completely unfamiliar legal field, involving police officers, judges, lawyers, prosecutors and critics. It is a relatively complete judicial story that readers can gain a lot of insights from after reading it. It also reflects the state of Japan during World War II and the author's philosophy of advocating peace and opposing war.

British scholar Bartman calls Mao Zedong "a figure of the era who holds a full set of keys to unlock the military mysteries of this era." This book analyzes the rise of the military strategist Mao Zedong, the wonders of Mao Zedong's tactics, the depth of Mao Zedong's strategies, and the foundation of Mao Zedong's military management. , Mao Zedong's way of generalship, etc., It explores the content, characteristics and important role of Mao Zedong's Art of War in war, fully demonstrates the historical status and value of Mao Zedong's Art of War, and can also provide guidance and enlightenment in many fields such as politics, economy, and diplomacy. The author uses a wealth of cases to support his analysis of Mao Zedong. The cases are real and perceptible, and the writing is vivid, smooth and fascinating.

This book tells the story of how after the outbreak of World War II, Japan launched the Battle of Midway in order to completely defeat the U. S. Navy after launching the Pearl Harbor Incident. However, the result was a misfortune. Due to command errors, Japan suffered a disastrous defeat, thus reversing the Pacific battlefield. This book gives a detailed description of the cause, process and final outcome of the naval battle.

This book contains two novels translated by Mr. Ma Zhencheng: "Little Hotel" and "A Leaf of Love". The author Zola was one of the most important writers in France in the 19th century, a representative figure of naturalistic literature, and an important role in the French liberal political movement. Zola was notorious as an "immoral" writer because "The Little Hotel" nakedly exposed the poverty and misfortune in capitalist society. In order to show his many talents, he wrote "Leaf of Love". This story with delicate writing style is very different from his other works.