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Chekhov was a writer with a strong sense of humor. In his novels, he cleverly produced laughter with subtly different emotional colors based on the different natures of the characters and events depicted. Light humor was often intertwined with bitter irony. Chekhov's novels are compact and concise, concise and concise, giving readers room for independent thinking.

During the French Revolution, Paris and London were characterized by fanaticism and chaos, and calm and restraint. Dickens witnessed the contradictory scene of nobles and commoners being executed together, with mixed feelings. He was determined to write biographies of the two cities, but he focused on the fate of individuals: some people were swallowed by hatred and turned into cold killing machines; some people resolutely went to the guillotine for the happiness of others. In the troubled times he writes, everyone is dust, and only those who love are the eternal shining stardust.

An inspirational classic that has inspired generations of people! His great life is a real experience of ordinary people overcoming suffering! Nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 5 times. The Ministry of Education's new curriculum standards recommend required reading. A classic translation by the famous Russian translator Guo Jiashen. Specially added 184 detailed annotations to help readers clear reading obstacles. The full unabridged translation restores 100% of the Russian style of the 19th century. An immortal classic in the history of Western literature in the nineteenth century. His life was like a unity of the masses, with joy, anger, sorrow, and joy all connected. -Lu Xun. "In the World" is the second part of Gorky's autobiographical novel trilogy. It writes about Gorky's youth growth experience of never giving up in difficult situations. Eleven-year-old Alyosha, in order to survive, sold wild fruits picked with his grandmother. Later, Alyosha worked as a draftsman's apprentice and a dishwasher on the ship. Being at the bottom of society, he saw a lot of beauty and ugliness in society. At the same time, Alyosha began to read widely. Life experience and a lot of reading gradually opened Alyosha's horizons. He left his hometown and went to Kazan to attend "university".

"The Truth of the World" contains ten short stories. "The Fall of Edward Barnard" tells the story of the protagonist who was forced to go to Tahiti in the South Pacific to do business after his father went bankrupt and committed suicide. At first, he was determined to return to Chicago and marry his girlfriend Isabel after winning wealth and opportunities. But two years later, his thoughts underwent earth-shaking changes... Maugham here created an image of breaking with the Western world, and regarded life in a semi-primitive state of nature far away from material civilization as an ideal model. "Before the Banquet" depicts the image of a woman who suffered misfortune in her marriage, experienced helplessness and hopelessness in Borneo, a colony in the Far East, until she became cold and heartless...

The 1920s, the golden age of exploration. At that time, both the North and South Poles had been conquered, leaving only the third pole - Mount Everest. In 1924, Mallory, Owen and Lord Bromley disappeared while exploring Mount Everest. With the funding of Mrs. Bromley, a World War I veteran, a French mountain guide and a young romantic American boy, a group of three people once again launched a challenge on Mount Everest in order to find the truth about the disappearance. On the 28,000-foot peak, they were chased by "a certain creature", and a battle of life and death began... There are never winners on Mount Everest, only survivors!

"Kham: A Tibetan Spiritual Epic" attempts to present the secret history of the soul that uses wisdom to build peace from the fate of three families with different beliefs; to see the love of humanity that bursts out in the process of bloody revenge using Bon magic; to see through a legendary life based on different understandings of the same thing based on different cultural concepts.

"I must go my own way and pursue the light I see." In 19th-century Italy, when young Arthur was suffering from Gianma's misunderstanding of him, he accidentally learned that the priest he had loved for many years had also been deceiving him. Unable to bear the blow, he left home angrily. Thirteen years later, a revolutionary warrior named Gadfly returned to Italy and actively participated in the revolution. But during an operation, he was unfortunately arrested. In prison, he met the priest who came to persuade him to surrender. It turns out that Arthur is the gadfly. At this moment, facing his former mentor, he was determined to make a decision that followed his heart. It was this decision that inspired thousands of revolutionary youths.

I, Alan, am 29 years old, in my prime, tall, strong, and in good health. I was born and raised in Norway. I am living a good life. To say I have it all is an understatement. No external force threatens me. Interest rates go up and down, but I don't think it has anything to do with me. I don't have a loan. Nor did he have a family. The house I rented in the capital was cheap and good. But recently, I often feel empty. Everything I built has never contributed a cent to the gross national product. Nothing I built is meaningful to this society. There are people who work hard for the prosperity of this country. This is obvious. There are people working hard. I always have to do something for Norway. I want to put Norway on the world map. Norway must be put on the world map. In one fell swoop, the world will be brought to an end, and it will be done sooner rather than later. I had to create a theory. Then prove it. This is what is urgent. A serious theory. And a scorching validation. If I want to discover something, I have to discover something. Who else would I be!

The original novel of the movie "Ready Player One" directed by Spielberg! A science fiction classic known as the "Geek Bible"! It has profoundly affected the outlook on virtual reality and even the entire technology industry in the United States! The famous work of American pop culture genius Ernst Klein. In 2045, the real world is ugly. There's only one place where Wade Watts comes to life: the Oasis. This is a virtual universe that you can fully immerse yourself in. Most of humanity spends its time here. The eccentric creator of the Oasis is dead. He left the world with a series of tricky puzzles, the clues to which are hidden in pop culture elements from decades ago. The music, movies and games of that era were the loves of his life. The first person to solve these mysteries will become the heir to his vast fortune - the one who rules the oasis. Wade solved the first mystery. In the blink of an eye, he became the target of all forces...

In 1927, the 24-year-old George Orwell resigned from his post as a colonial policeman in Burma and began to travel between the British mainland and the European continent, wandering around and trying various careers. He worked as a hotel dishwasher, a teacher, a bookstore clerk, and a longshoreman. Although he was poor, he was born in the middle class and experienced the life of the lower class firsthand. Orwell himself once said that "a life of poverty and a sense of failure strengthened my natural hatred of authority and made me aware of the existence of the working class for the first time." In 1933, Orwell wrote the novel "Down and Out in Paris and London" based on this experience. The book is divided into two parts. The first half describes the miserable life of a British literati living at the bottom of society by doing odd jobs in Paris. The second half describes the literati's experiences when he returned to London from Paris, where his living conditions further deteriorated, and he became a jobless vagrant and moved around. The book is interspersed with the protagonist's thoughts and comments, providing an in-depth analysis of the true meaning of poverty. But at the same time, there is still dark humor in the suffering. For example, when writing about the hard and tiring life of a dishwasher, one still never forgets to make fun of the classic line "Roughly speaking, the more you pay for a dish, the more sweat and spit you will eat."

This book is part of the "Collection of Famous Classics" series. It collects fifty-three novels by Bing Xin, who was famous for his "problem novels" in the May Fourth literary world. From "Two Families" written in September 1919 to the last piece "Intervention" in August 1988, the time span is a full seventy years. "There is blood, tears, insults and groans, oppression and shouting..."

This book is a collection of Zweig's novellas. "Letter from an Unknown Woman" tells the story of a man who received a thick unsigned letter on his forty-first birthday. The letter was written by a dying woman. Between the lines is her unforgettable love for him for eighteen years, but the man who received the letter had no idea about it. In addition, it also includes the famous works "The Burning Secret", "Tropical Madness", "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life", "The Story of Chess", etc.

"Bottom Official" describes the story of Liu Keke, a "left-handed man" from a county in the south who was seconded to the county government from a middle school physics teacher but always cared about the people. He worked hard at all levels of the county, township, and village, solving problems for the people, adhering to justice, and confronting various "hidden rules" of officialdom. He walked step by step with difficulty in the cracks of officialdom, went through hardships, and even lost his beloved wife, and finally became the secretary of the county party committee. At the same time, along with the twists and turns of county magistrate Ying Yuan, county party committee secretary Fang Wenwen, office director Lin Qu, office deputy director Su Xinhui and other officials. The story is interspersed with the personal emotional experiences of Liu Kekesong and several other officials, including the complex emotional entanglement between the county magistrate Ying Yuan and the deputy director of the county government Su Xinhui, Liu Kekesong's later wife, which adds more excitement to the novel.

The small town in the wasteland is full of confused and sad weirdos. Doctors are building the pyramid of truth in the clinic, priests are suffering from spiritual and physical torture, frustrated painters are addicted to imaginary illusions, and girls full of adventure are wasting their youth. Struggle or compromise, pain or numbness, in the end, the young man took the first step to emerge from the cocoon and become a butterfly. "Small Town Freaks" is a collection of short stories that can be called a classic in the history of American literature. It created a new "American writing tradition." The author Sherwood Anderson gives deep sympathy to these eccentrics. Their misunderstanding truly reflects the confusion and thinking caused by the confrontation between tradition and modernity in the early industrialization of the United States in the twentieth century.

"Berlin Childhood" is a collection of essays by Benjamin, a famous German scholar and thinker, who re-examines his childhood life. Around 1900, the author experienced the urban life in Berlin, fragments of memory that flowed freely on that day, and pictures as beautiful as illustrations, like pearls scattered on the ground, shining with moving light in the dark night. Western critics hailed it as "one of the beautiful prose creations of our time."

This book is a collection of personal letters of the famous Russian poet Lermontov. These dozens of letters were sent to the author's grandmother, lover, relatives, friends, etc. From them, one can intimately feel the appearance of Lermontov in life, a real and living literary giant. In his letters, he would talk about literature, drama and art, as well as the military activities in the Caucasus in which he was about to participate... This collection of letters completely and vividly presents Lermontov's life, a short but touching life; it is a very precious material for literature lovers and researchers.

The precious and precise advice greatly promotes the ideological reform of Asian women. "Feminine Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: Essays of Yuriko Miyamoto" belongs to the "Yuriko Miyamoto Works Series" produced by Houlang. The progressive Japanese female writer Yuriko Miyamoto had a profound female awakening after the baptism of marriage. On the one hand, she wrote her life experiences in "The Escaped Nobuko" and "The Courtyard of Forked Paths". On the other hand, she advocated equal rights for men and women and equality for everyone. In articles such as "The Fall of History - A Brief Discussion on Ogai, Soseki and Kafu's Views on Women", "Women's History - Based on Literature", "Human Marriage - The Morality of Marriage", "Clothes and Women's Life - For Whom", through the analysis of ancient and modern literary and artistic works and social development backgrounds, we deeply examine the changes in women's status, and urge women to step out of the family, join society and create their own future. Even now in the twenty-first century, these ideas ring true. Yuriko Miyamoto's passionate life of rejecting decadence is a history of modern Japanese women's struggle. She promoted women's liberation, encouraged rural women to participate in literary creation and social movements, and truly spent her whole life practicing what kind of person they wanted to be, not just what kind of woman they were.

"Carmen", this time we do not praise morality, and we despise everything related to morality, rules, laws, and worldliness, all of which are trampled under our feet and cast aside. Among all living beings, we choose to be "evil", and we have to bloom from this "evil". When I love you, I am willing to die for you. When I don't love you, I can also die in exchange for the freedom to leave you. Unless the soul says no, nothing can stop it.

The work "The Decameron (Part 2)" tells the story of ten young men and women who took refuge in a villa during the plague epidemic in Florence in 1348. They feasted all day long and each told a story every day. They told a hundred stories in ten days, hence the name "The Decameron". Many of the stories are based on historical events and medieval legends. In "The Decameron", Boccaccio praised real life, praised love as the source of wisdom and beautiful sentiments, condemned asceticism, and made a powerful satire on the depravity of the feudal aristocracy and the shameless debauchery of the Catholic Church. The work adopts a frame structure to connect one hundred stories together, making the whole book coherent. The language of the work is concise and humorous, and the characters and objects are described with subtlety.

"Million-Year Temple": In the three years after Ramses succeeded to the throne, with the help of Queen Nefertari, Queen Mother Tuya, and friends who had played together as a boy, he solved many difficult tasks with his unique wisdom of understanding people; but he inevitably faced obstacles such as the magic of mysterious wizards. In order to resist visible and invisible enemies, Ramses, with the power given by the gods, made an unprecedented sacred initiative - he began to build the city of Ramses and the Million-year Temple.

Edith Wharton is famous for her ability to describe New York's upper class society, so most of her novels are set in New York, with "Summer" and "Etan Frome" being the exceptions. "Summer" was first published in 1917. The setting of the novel is New England. A naive and ignorant girl from a humble background met an ambitious city boy, and the two developed a romantic relationship. Charity Royal is proud, independent, and honest, but she has been living in the shadow of the past, especially her passionate love affair with the well-educated and gentle Lucius Harney. Can passion trump genetics and environmental influences?

"Churchill's Memoirs of World War II 12: The Iron Curtain" records the magnificent history before the Allied forces were about to achieve total victory in the late World War II: the successful convening of the Yalta Conference, the Soviet Red Army's march to Berlin, the defeat and surrender of German fascism, the friction between the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union, the United States dropping two atomic bombs on Japan and the impact of the Potsdam Proclamation. At the same time, it also shows the complex and subtle relationships within the Allies. Although a series of international conferences established a new order, the barriers and contradictions between the Western world and the Soviet Union have never been eliminated. The world was ruthlessly divided into two halves by the "Iron Curtain".

"The World History of the Big Man" is an introductory book on world history written for the public by Simon Montefiore, the author of "Three Thousand Years in Jerusalem". History is not determined by a few people, but it is these people who changed the course of history that make up the face of our world today. From Ramesses the Great and Confucius to Anne Frank and Bin Laden, from kings, queens, conquerors, gangsters to prophets, poets, composers, and philosophers, they are either noble and brave, with unique charm, intelligence, and creativity; or they are reckless, arrogant, cruel, shameless, and almost crazy; or they are a combination of the two, a contradiction between heroes and beasts. Historian Simon Montefiore uses detailed historical materials and a unique biographical writing style to tell the stories of more than 100 historical figures and their impact on the world in chronological order, thus forming this unique world history spanning more than 3,000 years. Simon Montefiore talked about the original intention of writing, saying: "My purpose is to encourage readers to discover more about the lives of those great people - it is these people, both men and women, who created the world we live in now.

A woman has three partners in her life, one she wants to leave, one she can't live without, and one she can't live without. The 20-year-old Poehler once made up her mind to live happily. She gave up her originally prosperous married life and "jumped headlong into the difficult and humiliating complex world of a professional woman." Now 39 years old, Poehler is trying to keep a career and a lover, but then 25-year-old Simon suddenly breaks into her life. She longs for companionship, while Roger longs for freedom; Simon is young and passionate, but she is often frightened and tired. These always seem to be two mismatched relationships. What choice will Poehler make?

"Heaven on Earth" is Fitzgerald's debut novel. It was published in 1920 due to the insight of the famous publisher Perkins. Although this novel is not as well-known as "The Great Gatsby", it is Fitzgerald's most famous work. After the publication of this book, he not only gained fame and fortune, but also won the love and marriage of the socialite Zelda. The novel successfully portrays the image of Amory Bryan as a romantic narcissist in a semi-autobiographical form. By centering on the central theme of Brian, a young man from the Midwest, his several love entanglements before and after World War I and his pursuit of fame, it details the living conditions and spiritual outlook of the young American generation after World War I. Although the novel is immature, it boldly attempts various forms and techniques, including novel narrative, poetry and drama, and the characters created are vivid and vivid on the page.

The most exciting and heart-warming Japanese style Cinderella story in winter 2021 tells the story of a girl who gradually gains love and happiness.

One is the son of a top rich man who is confused and confused: "He has everything, but he wants nothing. It's like a person born in the desert, but he is forced to like the sand." The other is a girl who has struggled in the slums since she was a child: "I lied to people on the dating website just to get back. Go back to school for the first time and try to get out of the bottom. Don't fall down because of me, because it's not a good place down there at all." An unintentional online love relationship with a person they have never met has gradually led these two young urban hollows to an unexpected situation...

Nobuko was born into a wealthy family, highly educated and talented. In order to escape the suffocating mental pressure of her native family, she got married early but failed. Later, she met Mozi, a fellow writer in her creative career, and the two began to live together as female writers. Although she had lived a comfortable life of financial independence after her divorce, Nobuko discovered that her purpose was much more than that. She has always been troubled by the question of "what should I live for as a person?" And the many women around her, including her mother and female close friend Motoko, are all women but have completely different outlooks on life. Wanting to truly open up a new life, Nobuko found that she had to make endless choices, and her desires and emotions were also ups and downs in the stormy era... As the sequel to "Nobuko's Escape", "The Garden of Forking Paths" is also a work with strong autobiography of Yuriko Miyamoto. In 1924, under the introduction of Natsume Soseki's female apprentice Nogami Yayoi, Yuriko met the Russian literary translator Yuasa Yoshiko. The two hit it off and became close friends. This book is Yuriko's novel based on herself and Yoshiko. The content is not only a continuation of a series of events involving family disputes and emotional entanglements, but also tells more about the friction between individuals and society and the state machine. However, under the social conditions of war and deprivation of human rights in Japan at that time, the issues of feminism and communism discussed in the book were difficult to see the light of day.

Liu Yang, who is smart, cold and arrogant, decided to divorce her ex-husband after being betrayed. By chance, she met Xiao Feng, a mature male single, and the two quickly fell in love and couldn't extricate themselves. However, what Liu Yang doesn't know is that Shan Xiaofeng not only has a distinguished status, but also has a huge social and family network that he cannot break away from. After she became pregnant, everything became complicated... As proud as she was, she went to a foreign country to heal her wounds. However, an unexpected encounter on the streets of a foreign country brought her love to another ending... The passionate and unrestrained Ye Jing lived with her lovely daughter after her divorce. While traveling in France, she gradually fell in love with the handsome tour guide Meng Gang. Regardless of their disparity in status and age, she fell in love boldly and without regrets. She devoted everything she had to helping him start a business, but just when she opened her arms to embrace happiness, bad luck hit her in the head. Love or death, which one is stronger?

Margaret, who grew up in the pastoral scenery of southern England, moved to a completely unfamiliar northern industrial town. She meets Thornton, a self-made factory owner. The two were like the South and the North, which were completely different. They had various conflicts and finally gained mutual understanding. The magnificent history of Victorian England is revealed through love stories. North and South is Mrs. Gaskell's masterpiece, which was adapted into a miniseries by the BBC in 2004.

He was once a good man, he was a stable and strong diamond king. He once stood side by side with her in the shopping mall and dominated the crowd. However, in the end, he fell into the dust and was shattered due to the word love. But it happened that that person was her friend and his lover. Other people's abandonment is like worn out shoes, which is what she wants. She maintained an ambiguous relationship with him for two years, but it fell apart when that person returned. Shang Mo and Yu Jilan are the two most splendid sisters. One is because Yi Tang is in full bloom, and the other is because Yi Tang is withering. Overnight, the sisters turn against each other, and their lovers leave. The situation in the shopping mall changes, former lovers become strangers, strange men become caring boyfriends, and a company changes several times. Who is behind the scenes?

A masterpiece from the author of "Butterfly Dream"! Du Maurier, a literary giant, has been borrowed more times from the British Library than Shakespeare! I no longer long for a quick trip, the life I want is right here and now! "Youth is something you cannot understand until it disappears from you." The moment before committing suicide by jumping off the bridge, I was pulled by Jack. In the space of a cigarette, we decided to jump on any ship we saw and start wandering aimlessly. From the bright lights of London to the remote mountains, I sang heartily and tried to live alone to build my dreams. My youth was wasted wantonly. It wasn't until that letter appeared that I realized that the end of this wandering journey was actually at the origin...

It integrates suspense, thriller, and healing. After its publication, it was shortlisted for the 44th Japan Mystery Writers Association Award and the Top 10 Mystery Novel List of the Weekly Bunshun. A young man and woman woke up and found that they had lost all their memories, their arms were stamped with the word "Level 7", and there was a gun, a blood-stained towel and 50 million yen in the room. A female high school student wrote in her diary, "When I reach Level 7, will I never come back?" And then disappeared mysteriously. What exactly is Level 7? Two seemingly isolated incidents gradually revealed surprising intersections.

This book may seem absurd at first glance, but it actually implies the author's deep understanding of Spanish reality. The author uses satirical and exaggerated artistic techniques to combine reality and fantasy to express his views on the times. Realistic descriptions dominate this book. In terms of environmental descriptions, they are completely different from the decorative landscape descriptions of old chivalric novels. The author uses an epic and grand scale, with the countryside as the main stage, and mostly civilians, with a population of nearly 700. In this broad social background, he paints a series of social pictures that are unique and interconnected. The author's method of creating characters is also a combination of fiction and reality. There is praise in negation, and there is meaning in absurdity, which is highly artistic.

An inspirational classic that has inspired generations of people! Gorky's great life is a real experience of ordinary people conquering suffering! The protagonist Alyosha of Duke Classic Library lost his father when he was three years old, and his mother took him to live with his grandfather's house. But this family has always been full of conflicts. My grandfather often beat my grandmother because of his extremely bad temper. He also beat Alyosha unconscious. Despite this, my grandmother has always been charitable and friendly, and gave Alyosha many positive teachings. Later, Alyosha's mother remarried and died of illness a few years later. After burying his mother, Alyosha went to the "human world" to make a living independently.

This book is a classic of British humorous novels and has been loved by people since its publication at the end of the 19th century. Three young men from London took their dog on a boat trip along the Thames. The three young people are simple in nature, enthusiastic and cheerful, but also self-righteous and ignorant of the world, so they can find fun everywhere and make fools of themselves everywhere. The language of this book is witty, the writing style is relaxed and easy, and it is hilarious.

"La Traviata" is a love novel written by Xiao Dumas based on his own personal experience. The protagonist of the story, Margaret, is a beautiful woman who has fallen into prostitution. "La Traviata" is just her nickname because she carries a bouquet of camellias with her. By chance, she met the young talent Armand and was moved by his sincere love, determined to give up her past luxurious life. Just as the lovers were looking forward to a bright future, Armand's father appeared and asked Margaret to leave Armand. In order to help others, she gave up her love and returned to Vanity Fair. Armand, who did not know the truth, was extremely angry, and because of love and hatred, he repeatedly humiliated Margaret and pushed her completely into the abyss of death.

"Love in Petersburg" (originally titled "The Ordinary Story") is Goncharov's first novel in 1844 and was published in "Modern Man" magazine in 1847. The novel describes Alexander, a young man who grew up in a noble manor in the provinces, was inexperienced in the world, and was full of fantasy. After spending 20 years of pampering in the countryside, he became dissatisfied with this kind of life and felt that "the world of family is too small." He crazily yearned for city life, and then came to Petersburg with a head full of pastoral romantic fantasies, and got along with the emerging bourgeois industrialist Uncle Peter. Petersburg's emerging bourgeois culture was incompatible with the traditional aristocratic manor culture and patriarchal lifestyle, and the two worldviews collided fiercely. Alexander lived happily in Petersburg for seven years without achieving anything. After his mother passed away, he came to Petersburg for the second time, determined to open up a new path for himself. He finally agreed with his uncle's philosophy of life and attitude towards life. After a tortuous road, he finally achieved success and became a property owner. By the end of the novel, he is already an imposing sixth-grade civil servant with a big belly and a medal around his neck, and has found a fiancée with a dowry of 300,000 rubles and 500 serfs.

This book describes the last French class in a rural primary school in Alsace that was ceded to Prussia after the Franco-Prussian War. It bids farewell to the language of the motherland. Through the self-narration of a naive and ignorant primary school student and the description of his psychological activities, it vividly expresses the pain of the French people under foreign rule and their love for their motherland.

In 1348, a plague broke out in Italian cities, and 10 young men and women took refuge in a country villa. They played and feasted all day long. Each of them told a story every day, and they told 100 stories in 10 days. The story has a wide range of themes and the plot is full of twists and turns, which is fascinating and makes you want to read it hundreds of times. The author depicts a variety of characters, including beautiful and passionate ladies, lustful widows, dashing knights, greedy and lustful priests. Love stories of joys and sorrows are interspersed with absurd anecdotes and legends, forming a colorful picture.

Based on the sixty-year development history of contemporary Chinese literature, this book refines the concept of "typical figures in the literary world" and introduces Engels's "typical figures in typical environments" as a literary historical perspective into the history of contemporary literature. The selection of objects is based on the premise that they must be typical and representative of the time and place.

In the mid-19th century, both China and Japan were invaded by foreign powers, and China began to decline. However, Japan became strong and prosperous from this, and one person played a key role in it. He is Ryoma Sakamoto. He comes from a humble background, but is full of curiosity about the world. In the end, he led a group of people with dreams and opened the door to the Meiji Restoration. He is called "the chief architect of Japan's modernization"! "Sakamoto Ryoma" and "Tokugawa Ieyasu" are both called "Japan's two major historical novels". They are the NO.1 Favorite historical novels voted by Japanese readers. They are the books that profoundly influenced Son Masayoshi's life and the legendary life of "Chief Architect of the Meiji Restoration" Sakamoto Ryoma. Japanese writer Ryotaro Shiba's long historical novel describes the life of Sakamoto Ryoma, the chief architect of the Meiji Restoration who changed Japan's destiny.

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Remarque - He is one of the most widely read German-language writers in the world. His works have influenced Zweig, Günter Grass, and Bob Dylan. From small German towns to frontline battlefields, from the Swiss countryside to the streets of Paris, from Hollywood to Manhattan, Erich Maria Remarque pays attention to the plight of generations of young people. He not only wrote about his youth during the war, but also about the loss after returning from the battlefield, love in troubled times, and wandering in the city... "All Quiet on the Western Front" is just the beginning of his story. Newly published classic works by Remarque, the top novelist of the 20th century

This book is a classic work written by Milosz, the winner of the 1980 Nobel Prize for Literature, in the early 1950s. It provides a wonderful description and reflection on the situation of people in Poland and the three Baltic countries before and after World War II. Many of Milosz's insights are still powerful in interpretation in today's context, and even have greater potential and space. The Chinese-speaking world is looking forward to this book. The Chinese version is directly translated from the Polish, and it also has a preface to the German and English versions. The famous critic Ms. Cui Weiping is invited to give an introduction. It can be said to be a rare book.

"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" is a collection of short stories in classical Chinese written by the novelist Pu Songling. It is also a classic of ancient Chinese fantasy novels. His thoughts include exposing the darkness of feudal rule, criticizing the corruption of the imperial examination system, or resisting the constraints of feudal ethics. The work expresses the author's yearning for ideal love by telling the love between flower demons, foxes, spirits, and humans. The works describing the theme of love occupy the most pages in the book. They express a strong anti-feudal etiquette spirit. Some of the works have been adapted into film and television dramas and are known to the public. They are treasures of China's excellent traditional culture.

"Di Qing Ping Xi Ping Nan" is a collection of two novels "The Prequel of Five Tigers Ping Xi" and "The Post Biography of Five Tigers Ping Nan". Written by an unknown person in the Qing Dynasty, it tells the story of the five tiger generals Di Qing, Zhang Zhong, Li Yi, Liu Qing, and Shi Yu who were ordered to conquer the west and the south during the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty. "The Prequel of Five Tigers Ping Xi" describes that Di Qing and other five tiger generals were ordered by Song Renzong to conquer Qingtang and Shangcheng. They mistakenly left Shanshan (Shanshan) country and were captured by Princess Shuangyang. Di Qing had no choice but to marry Princess Shuangyang, but ordered the four tiger generals Zhang, Li, Liu, and Shi to travel secretly to complete the mission of conquering the west. Di Qing then took the opportunity to escape and was chased by Princess Shuangyang. Di Qing had no choice but to tell the truth about the expedition to the west, and was forgiven by Princess Shuangyang to let him go, and assisted Di Qing in defeating the Western Liao Dynasty. "The Story of Five Tigers Pingnan" is the sequel to "The Story of Five Tigers Pingxi". The book tells that after Di Qing and the Five Tiger Generals pacified the West City, the barbarian king in the south rebelled, proclaimed himself king and marched north. Di Qing's five generals again accepted Renzong's imperial edict and were ordered to march south. Later he was trapped in Mengyunguan. Renzong ordered Yang Wenguang to take command, and Mu Guiying and other female generals from the Yang family assisted in rescuing Di Qing. The generals went through many hardships and dangers, and finally put down the rebellion and returned to the court.

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