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"Kindness" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Hungarian writer Krasnohorkaj Laszlo, which includes eight stories including his masterpieces "The Trap of Ruz" and "The Barber's Hands". His works are obscure and have gloomy themes, and are often classified as postmodern novels. The sentence structure in the story is weird, the location is ambiguous, the meaning is elusive, the plot is extremely jumpy, the structure is often radioactive, the narrator is always unclear, and the ending is full of mystery. In addition, the preface written by teacher Yu Zemin for the work is also very exciting. It not only details the author's creative process, but also analyzes Laszlo's almost crazy "Chinese complex" with first-hand information based on his own experience. There is no doubt that this will shorten the distance between readers and the work.

The pinnacle of historical writing, a global best-seller with a cumulative sales of more than 20 million copies, an epic masterpiece that shocked the hearts of readers in 36 countries. If you don't read the "Epic Trilogy of World War II", you don't understand World War II! This is not a military history, but a human story. The famous historical writer and war correspondent Ryan is not only an eyewitness of the war, but also a researcher of the war. After World War II, he spent 30 years searching for survivors. Based on a large number of oral materials and documents, he used his original "journalism and historical writing" technique to truly recreate three classic battles in the largest global conflict of the 20th century. Reading the whole book, there are no grand concepts or abstract faces, only vivid characters and details. When you open this book, you can see Rommel's anxious expression, smell the thick smoke on the battlefield, and feel the fear of the soldiers in the battle... It's so real. It turns out that this is war!

The first time he met her, he apologized. Her final goodbye to him was filled with nothing but apology. He took her into a prosperous world, but she had no peace of mind, only endless suspicion and panic. She pushed him into a vortex of conspiracy, but he wanted to protect his beloved. Be willing to give up everything. When the prosperity finally comes to an end and only a dreamlike joy is left, will there be no regrets?

This book is an epistolary novel by Fuentes. The story is set in the near future, where the United States has cut off all communication systems in Mexico - there are no telephones, faxes, or the Internet, and people can only communicate through letters. Mexico is in a huge nightmare. At the same time, a battle for the presidency has quietly begun. The struggle for power intensifies, lies and betrayals are staged one after another, and conspiracies and scandals emerge one after another. Through seventy letters, Fuentes uses dark tones to outline a comically absurd but realistic social microcosm, constructing a near-future Mexican fable. When society loses its voice, power begins to speak.

Novel writing is a lonely long journey of thought. Travelers who do not write an outline will easily lose their way. Writing an outline can help you start and finish your novel in a better and more productive way. This book dispels your possible misunderstandings about outlines and points out the fun, benefits and techniques of writing outlines point by point, so that the framework, level and rhythm of your novel can be directional. The author teaches the layout and techniques of novel outline writing step by step, from characters, background, structure, conflict to theme. Each chapter starts with a specific topic, establishing a clear method description and task objectives, and is supplemented by a large number of creative cases. Each chapter ends with an exclusive interview with a writer, sharing their exclusive secrets for creating novel outlines. In addition, the author also introduces tools such as efficient writing software, connect the dots to create a picture, and the Enneagram personality type. Every suggestion is highly operational and can stand the test of creative practice.

This book is a collection of Chekhov's early short stories and humorous sketches, translated from the second volume of "The Complete Works and Letters of Chekhov" published in Moscow from 1974 to 1983. This book contains a total of 131 works of varying lengths (from dozens of words to thousands of words). In Chekhov's early creations, humorous sketches (including "essays" such as humor, satire, ridicule, critical exposure, and so-called "funny stories", etc.) Played a large role. Many works are short, concise and concise. As the author matures ideologically and artistically (including language), the language of his works (especially the language of various "essays") has made great progress: some works are obscure and tortuous, but they are sure to hit the mark; some works are witty and humorous, but straightforward and heartfelt.

"Melancholy of Resistance" is a novel written by Hungarian writer Krasnohorcay Laszlo in 1989. It is also the original work of Béla Tarr's film "The Circus of the Whales". The novel unfolds a series of fragmented story descriptions around the protagonists, Mrs. Estaire, Mrs. Flaum, young man Valushka and other characters, and presents chaotic events in a Hungarian town from many aspects: a giant whale is transported to the town by the circus, and the onlookers each have different motives and intentions. Soon after, rumors spread around the town that the circus people were quietly hatching a sinister agenda, and frightened citizens seized on any manifestation of order they could find to criticize-music, cosmology, fascism, whatever.

Everyone knows that "A Dream of Red Mansions" is good, but few people know which version of "A Dream of Red Mansions" is the most suitable to read and is closest to Cao Xueqin's original work. "Dream of Red Mansions: Commentary by Yu Pingbo" is based on the early manuscript of Cao Xueqin's original work - Qi Xuben. It compiles a relatively complete comment system of Zhiyanzhai and includes careful comments by Yu Pingbo, a master of Red Mansions. It fills a major gap in the current version of "Dream of Red Mansions". Yu Pingbo used the 80 chapters of "The Story of the Stone" prefaced by Qi Liaosheng, which was lithographed by Youzheng Bookstore, as the base, and compiled it with reference to many manuscripts (Jiaxu version, Jimao version, Gengchen version, Jiachen version, Chengjia version, etc.). This "Dream of Red Mansions" will bring you an extraordinary reading experience and restore a complete and authentic "Dream of Red Mansions" for you. In addition, "Dream of Red Mansions: Commentary by Yu Pingbo" contains the last forty chapters compiled and supplemented by Cheng Weiyuan and Gao E as an appendix for readers' reference.

"Gut" is a novel by American contemporary cult fiction writer Chuck Palahniuk. In the book, a group of people come together in response to an advertisement for a "writer's workshop", but find themselves in a desperate situation. They begin to tell stories to comfort each other. As these storytellers become more and more desperate, their stories become more and more extreme. The book contains a total of twenty-three various stories, some are funny, some are scary, some are disgusting, or some are despairing. Various stories interweave a bizarre life, reflecting the absurdity of the world.

With different horror stories, different strange plots, and different weird scenes, it is gripping and has captured the curiosity of readers all over the world, triggering a wider and weird imagination space for horror novel lovers. Returning from "The Twilight Saga" to "Dracula", Bram Stoker's vampire image created his irreversible status as the originator of horror novels. The Bram Stoker Award, named after him, is the highest award for horror novels.

This book ranks first among the "Four Condemned Novels" and represents the highest achievement of late Qing novels. The late Qing Dynasty was a period of total collapse of our country's feudal society. The darkness of government and official corruption had reached their peak. "The Appearance of Officialdom" uses a pen like a raft to fully expose the various scandals of the officialdom at that time from all aspects and angles: eating, drinking, gambling, prostitution, selling offices and winning titles, giving and taking bribes, taking bribes and bending the law, practicing malpractice for personal gain, squeezing the people, disregarding human life, seeking glory from outsiders... What is presented to the reader is like a picture of the ugliness of the officialdom, with smooth and penetrating writing. Moreover, "The Appearance of Officialdom" ruthlessly exposes the scandals in officialdom, and does not stop at the moral condemnation of the individual behaviors of the officials concerned. Instead, it attempts to conduct a profound analysis and criticism of the feudal bureaucracy as a whole. It essentially conducts a meticulous and severe examination of the various shortcomings of the bureaucracy, which profoundly reflects the essential characteristics of late Qing society.

An era has arrived that can make drama last forever. In order to adapt to the reading habits and aesthetic needs of young people, we organized experts and scholars to appropriately delete it, simplify the plot, strengthen the story and interest, re-edit the table of contents, divide it into chapters, and add exquisite color pictures. You and I enjoy the fragrance of chrysanthemums and interpret life through drama.

"Chinese Classical Literature Masterpiece Series: Biography of the Later Tang Dynasty" mainly tells the story of the heroes of Wagangzhai who gathered together to rebel against the Sui Dynasty and assist the founding of the Tang Dynasty. It reproduces the turbulent era when the Eighteenth Route Army rebelled against the king and the Sixty-fourth Route was ashes. Representative characters include the chivalrous and righteous Qin Qiong (Qin Shubao), the young hero Luo Cheng (Luo Shixin in history), the rough, humorous, and honest Cheng Yaojin (Cheng Zhijie), etc.

The story of "The Romance of the West Chamber" originated from the legendary novel "The Legend of Yingying" written by the poet Yuan Zhen of the Tang Dynasty. It was widely circulated in the Song and Jin Dynasties, and some literati and folk artists adapted it into raps and dramas. "The Romance of the West Chamber" was created based on these rich artistic accumulations. It tells the sentimental, ups and downs of the love story between Zhang Sheng and Cui Yingying, and expresses the lovers' best wishes to finally get married.

This is a book about youth, about stocks, about love, and about growth. Mu Dianlan, the top scorer in the science college entrance examination in Liyin City, gave up going to college due to emotional problems. After many twists and turns, he came to Shanghai and became a trader. Since ancient times, the shopping mall has been like a battlefield. Behind the floating K-line chart, a series of murderous and bloody profit competitions are taking place. As a participant in all this, Mu Dianlan hid in the darkness, and in the journey to realize an ideal life, and in the choice of advancement and retreat, he completed his most sincere confession of youth and love.

What Hitchcock contributed to the art of film is definitely not just pure film techniques. Just like the characters in his movies often have multiple personalities, Hitchcock's movie personalities also have multiple personalities. He is a master of suspense, a master of psychology, and a master of philosophy in movies. Few people have such a profound insight into the absurdity of life and the fragility of human nature. Underneath the carefully designed techniques, we see a soul that has been suppressed by a strict Catholic upbringing. Hitchcock's movies are a contradictory unity of life and death, crime and punishment, reason and madness, innocence and temptation, repression and resistance. They are poems that directly address the dark hearts of people. He has been called the "Freud of film."

This is the ninth novel by David Lodge, a representative author of academic novels. The protagonist of the story, Bernard, is a forty-year-old virgin suffering from intimacy phobia. At the request of his seriously ill aunt, he accompanies his reluctant father to visit Hawaii. The day after arriving, my father unfortunately had a car accident and ended up in the hospital. Bernard has been staying with his father and aunt, and took the opportunity to discover a family scandal that had been hidden for many years. At the same time, because his faith was shaken, Bernard gave up the priesthood of the seminary and regained confidence, hope, and love in Hawaii, which was like a paradise on earth. The story switches between third-person accounts, Bernard's diaries and long letters, and letters and notes from various eccentric travelers from Hawaii during the disastrous journey, as smoothly as a movie.

If you were given a chance to go back ten years ago, what would you do? Confess love to someone you missed? Cherish the wasted time? Buy a lottery ticket that can win the jackpot... After the male and female protagonists (Cao Wo, Mi Jiujiu) graduated from college and entered the society, they regretted that they wasted their years and gave up the opportunity to work hard because of each other. Fearing the future every day and dwelling on the past. I dream of going back in time, cherishing time, and studying hard to change the status quo. However, when one day they really went back to the past, everything was not as beautiful as they imagined. In the end, they finally understood that even if no one is waiting for you in the future, at least there is someone with you at this moment.

The stories collected in this set of books are all adapted from Hitchcock's films and TV series. Hitchcock was recognized as the greatest film director of all time during his lifetime, but he never won the Academy Award for Best Director, although he was nominated six times. He won a special Oscar in 1968 and the Griffith Award from the Directors Guild of America in the same year. In 1979, he won the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Film Institute. What Hitchcock contributed to the art of film is definitely not just pure film techniques. Just like the characters in his movies often have multiple personalities, Hitchcock's movie personalities also have multiple personalities. He is a master of suspense, a master of psychology, and a master of philosophy in movies. Few people have such a profound insight into the absurdity of life and the fragility of human nature. Underneath the carefully designed techniques, we see a soul that has been suppressed by a strict Catholic upbringing. Hitchcock's movies are a contradictory unity of life and death, crime and punishment, reason and madness, innocence and temptation, repression and resistance. They are poems that directly address the dark hearts of people. He has been called the "Freud of film."

This book is a representative work of Croce's historical theory, revised (or translated) based on the 2007 national edition of Croce's works. The first part discusses the theory of history, first strictly distinguishes between history and chronology, and then draws the boundaries between true history and various pseudo-history (linguistic history, poetic history, oratory history, practical history, and tendency history), and puts forward the famous assertion that "all history is contemporary history." The following part reviews the history of history, from Greece and Rome, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, Romanticism, positivist historiography, to the "new historiography" of the 19th century. In addition, 23 notes and comments covering theoretical points in the book are also included. The book has profound thoughts, vivid language and far-reaching influence. It is a Western classic that is both theoretical and readable.

"History" is the first historical masterpiece in ancient Western times. It is mainly an "investigation and study" of the history and culture of various nations around the world at that time. Taking the relationship between Greeks and foreigners as the main line, Herodotus narrates the geographical environment, ethnic distribution, economic life, political system, historical past, customs, religious beliefs, historical sites, etc. Of Lydia, Media, Babylon, Egypt, Persia... And the Aegean region of Greece. He then focuses on describing the course of the ancient "world war" - the Persian War, starting from the beginning of the war, passing through the Battle of Marathon, the Battle of Salamis, and ending with the Battle of Plataea and the Battle of Mycale. Herodotus is a master of stories and is good at controlling various materials. His works vividly display the mutual relationships and life scenes of many countries, regions and peoples in ancient times, and preserve a large amount of precious information on history, geography, anthropology... As well as geology, biology and other aspects. They are like a "general chronicle" and "encyclopedia" about the ancient world.

From 1914 to 1945, the world experienced the catastrophes of two wars, and people have never been so eager for peace. From February 4 to February 11, 1945, when the dawn of peace began to emerge, Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill, together with their shrewd negotiators, held a secret meeting in Yalta. In just eight days, the three giants held chips of varying sizes, sometimes joining forces in pairs, sometimes betraying each other, sometimes being tough, sometimes compromising, swinging between ideas and reality, morality and interests, ideology and geopolitics. They want to end the war as soon as possible, they want to protect the interests of the victorious country, and they also want to curb the root causes of all wars, and all of this is at the expense of the interests of small countries. Poland, Germany, China... The post-war trajectories of many countries changed. At the end of the meeting, the participants were full of optimistic hope. They had achieved what they wanted, and believed that the compromise and understanding represented by the Yalta spirit would become the basis of post-war Allied relations. However, in 1947, the Iron Curtain fell and the Cold War began. Yalta became a symbol of missed opportunities for peace. Shahili Ploki, an expert on Eastern European history at Harvard University, wants to rectify the name of the Yalta Conference. He combed through declassified Soviet archives, government documents from various countries, participant memoirs and unpublished diaries to vividly illustrate this highly controversial and far-reaching meeting. He reconstructed the situation at that time, starting from the choices, calculations, interests, and ideas of the participants in the meeting, and proved that although Yalta was an important step on the road to a divided and dangerous world, it was by no means the cause of the Cold War.

Adolf Hitler was the chief culprit of a series of catastrophic historical events and perhaps the most unprecedented war criminal in world history. Filled with anger, incapable of establishing normal interpersonal relationships, unwilling to listen to dissenting opinions, and looking nothing like a leader, he succeeded in attracting thousands of followers and imposed unprecedented totalitarian rule over the German people. How did he do it? Many people who knew him were convinced that Hitler had a powerful influence on everyone who met him. But what role did this so-called "Charisma" play in Hitler's path to power? Lawrence Rees deeply examines the social, psychological and historical factors that influenced the formation of Hitler's personality. It is these factors that shaped Hitler's personality and gave him a unique charm that attracted followers, thereby dragging the entire Germany and even the world into the abyss of war.

"In vain" is a representative of Japanese hermit literature, and it is also a classic that affects Japanese people's aesthetic tendencies and life attitudes. The book has a total of 243 paragraphs, which are composed of incoherent fragments of different lengths. They include mixed feelings, comments, short stories with morals, and records of people from all walks of life. The value of "In vain" lies not only in its interest, but also in its gentle emotion. The words of the old master six hundred years ago are like the conversation between friends yesterday. "Wu Rancao" is often used as an introductory textbook to classical literature in Japan and has many readers.

I am Dr. Singer as my patients call me. I live in my home in Kingston. Lanier's eternal summer and endless wars are separated from me by mountains and seas. I thought I had completely escaped from Aylan, a country where wizards and civilians live together. But last night, a wizard who knew my true identity found me. He called me "The Star One," and he died in my arms before he could tell me his secrets about the war. Today is the first time I have dinner with Grace in the past thirteen years. She is my sister, and she is the storm singer who can control the weather and is respected by all wizards. I don't like coincidences. My sister found me and my freedom was over.

Please seal me, and with your power to control the soul, I am willing to travel through thousands of years and thorns. In that life, her name was Yuchi Chonghua. She came from a famous family of magicians. She was a strange woman who was proficient in the numbers of the yin and yang calendar. But because her family violated Long Yan, she became an official prostitute. When she was sixteen years old, she was given to General Xue as a concubine. In the twelfth lunar month of winter, the army was besieged in the bitter cold frontier and ran out of ammunition and food. General Xue, who called her his concubine, and who wanted to take her with him even when he was leading an army, had forgotten his oath of "I will live and die with you"... Thousands of years later, she thought she had severed all ties with her. Whoever you meet is just a play on the occasion; whoever you "fall in love with" is just a premeditated use. But why did meeting him become an accident?

In the course of China's five thousand years of history, the Three Kingdoms is a unique episode and a period of turbulent waters. Before and after the Three Kingdoms, China was ruled by the Tu ethnic class. Only the Three Kingdoms was a period in which common people stepped onto the stage of history and tried to establish a new social order. History has gone far, but life has never left. The war wisdom of strategizing a thousand years ago is still valid in today's workplace competition. The moonlight that once illuminated Chibi still lingers in the night outside the window. Is Zhuge Liang the originator of idealists? How cute is Cao Cao? What kind of sanity does Guo Jia have that even history writers can't believe? Why did Gu Yong's silence touch Sun Quan more than Zhang Zhao's harsh words? What is Sima Yi's true identity? How is the life of a wise man refined? This is what this book wants to do by carefully dissecting the history of the Three Kingdoms and selecting the shining pearls condensed with the wisdom and blood of the people of the Three Kingdoms to add a beam of light to your and my life path.

This book collects nearly thirty of Hitchcock's suspense novels. You can never guess the ending of Hitchcock's story. No matter how careful you are, you will be extremely surprised and surprised when you read it to the end. These works are full of suspense and the plots are thrilling and fascinating, keeping readers' hearts in suspense all the time. For readers who like suspense, this book will undoubtedly satisfy their curiosity to the greatest extent and provide them with the most exciting reading enjoyment. It is worth reading again and again.

Throughout the 20th century, the "Decisive Battle of Destiny" could only be described as the "World War II". It was this war that created many classic battles, which are unforgettable and endlessly memorable. Over Britain, war eagles fight; on the Atlantic Ocean, wolves are rampant... Endless disasters make people unable to see the dawn and the sky is dark. In Moscow's Red Square, Stalingrad, and Leningrad, artillery fired and people resisted desperately. The world structure gradually changed during the war. From Sicily to Normandy, the Allied forces knocked on the door of the Nazis; from Kursk to the banks of the Elbe River, the Soviet Red Army won the battle. The Third Reich collapsed in smoke. From Midway to Iwo Jima, from the Philippines to Okinawa... There are traces of fighting between the two sides in every space on the sea, land and air.

The story of "Satan Tango" takes place in a dilapidated small village. A dozen villagers with nowhere to make a living staged a drama of alcoholism, adultery, voyeurism, betrayal, dreams and broken dreams in the rainy and muddy late autumn season. Indifference and numbness cruelly killed all living things, until the appearance of two liars ignited everyone's hope, leading them to take the repeated dance of death towards the bright future they imagined... The wonderful structure and unique language style of this book make it one of the most mysterious works in the history of literature, and a miracle in the history of translation.

"Death Comes" is a masterpiece that shook the European and American literary world in the 20th century. It opened the golden age of American mystery novels and is an eternal classic and immortal legend in the hearts of many readers of mystery novels around the world. The work of Stym Shipp Van Dien, the author of "Dead Man", also became a popular work that Hollywood screenwriters rushed to adapt. Brooks and Powell, who had starred in these works, also became famous.

The winner of the "Nebula Award" at Japan's 31st SF Convention, the sequel to "Battle Fairy Yukikaze" tells the story of Yukikaze and Rei Fukai after their rebirth. In the previous game, Garmu made replicas of humans, and Rei Fukai also fell into Garmu's base. This plot is further developed in the book and becomes an important point in the story. As Yukikaze's consciousness center data was transmitted to the most advanced fighter FRX00, Yukikaze was reborn and used his own way to awaken Fukai Zero, who had been in a coma. After returning, Rei Fukai re-examined the role and value of human beings in war, and during the battle, he gradually developed an unspeakable fear of Yukikaze. Intelligent machines are not bound by human emotions, and they will defeat Gam even at the expense of humans.

"I want to give life to a dead world and then give it to humans." Lilith and the Oankali gave birth to a hybrid child - Akin. The surviving humans on the earth were affected by nuclear radiation and were unable to have children, so they could only steal hybrid children who looked like humans. After Ajin was stolen by humans, he gained a deep understanding of human thoughts and characteristics while living with humans. He discovered that "human beings are a dazzling, alluring, and deadly contradiction" and decided to help humans gain opportunities for independent development outside the earth...

As humans expand and colonize outer planets, the universe is becoming more and more dangerous. Three races of aliens are preparing to form an alliance against humans, and a war is imminent. The Ghost Brigade - the special forces of the Colonial Defense Force, is the strongest defense force of mankind. They are cloned from the DNA of dead people. They are strong, agile and are born to be warriors. Jared Dirac, a special "Ghost Brigade" soldier, was born to serve as a memory container for the traitor Charles Boutin and find the reason for his betrayal. Unexpectedly, something went wrong during the transmission, and Jared developed his own consciousness. Buting's memory gradually awakened as the war intensified. Two souls, one good and one evil, were constantly fighting in his body, and a huge conspiracy that threatened mankind gradually emerged. At this critical moment of human survival, facing a powerful enemy that is difficult to defeat, even the "ghost" cannot disobey the call of human nature...

"A Dream of Red Mansions", formerly known as "The Story of the Stone", is one of China's four great masterpieces and is universally recognized as the pinnacle of Chinese classical novels. It can be called an encyclopedia of Chinese feudal society and a master of traditional culture. This book combines the characteristics of many excellent versions on the market and uses 120 full chapters. In order to facilitate students and the general public to read, phonetic notations and uncommon word annotations have been included along with the text, and an introduction to the creative background and annotations on Chinese studies knowledge have been added. The illustrations in the book are all collector's edition paintings. For example, "Grand View Garden" was painted by Sun Wen, a painter from the Qing Dynasty. The brushstrokes are delicate, the colors are bright, and the paintings are exquisite and elegant. They vividly reproduce the scenes in the book, allowing readers to feel the plot, atmosphere and characters more truly. The rest of the selected illustrations are all exquisite and detailed, with extremely high aesthetic value and collection value.

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is one of the four classic classics in China. Its full name is "The Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms". It is China's first chapter-length historical romance novel. It is a masterpiece written by Mr. Luo Guanzhong in the early Ming Dynasty, based on absorbing the rich artistic nutrition of the masses and based on historical facts, to organize the chaotic history of the Three Kingdoms into hierarchies according to chronology, events and characters. This work reflects the transformation of political and military struggles and various social contradictions in the Three Kingdoms era, summarizes the great historical changes of this era, and creates a group of all-powerful heroes of the Three Kingdoms. This book is one of the most accomplished among ancient Chinese historical novels and has a far-reaching influence.

The original novel of the movie "Carol" with a score of 8.3 On Douban, starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, was well received after its release in 2015. "Carol" tells the story of Therese, a young girl who pursues her dream of being a stage designer in New York, but can only work as a sales girl in a department store. One day, she and Carol, a middle-aged housewife who was in marital crisis, met by chance in a department store. The two people who were attracted to each other began to exchange letters, telegrams, and even go on a road trip together. However, this was not allowed in American society at the time. Therese's boyfriend thought she was just temporarily confused, and Carol's husband hired a private investigator to investigate and collect evidence, hoping that Carol would have nothing in the divorce proceedings. The time to test the two women has finally arrived. Can the two break through social taboos and persevere to reach a happy ending? How much are they willing to pay to protect this love?

"Tolstoy's Short Stories and Novels" contains 7 Tolstoy's short stories and short stories. "The Snowstorm" praises the bravery of the working people in the face of the destructive forces of nature; "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" uses "death" to dissect the indifferent relationship between people; "Father Sergei" runs away in the name of "abstinence" and finds inner peace; "Luse" "En", "Holstromer", "Kreutzer Sonata" and "After the Ball" express dissatisfaction with society, pity and sympathy for the working people, protection of pure love, pursuit of heartfelt friendship and care between people, and exploration of the most essential goodness.

Zhan Yifei graduated from college, and his family has arranged a job at a television station in his hometown of Lucheng. Zhan Yifei and his girlfriend Dong Xinyi did not want to live their lives like this, so they secretly joined the Beidiao clan. The parents could not understand the choice of their only son, and were not willing to live alone in an empty nest without anyone to rely on, so they had no choice but to throw out a five-year father-son agreement - within five years, if Zhan Yifei could not solve the problems of household registration, establishment and housing, he would have to return to Lucheng. The young couple are determined to make good use of their freedom in the past few years to work hard, pursue their dreams and take root in Beijing. During this period, they experienced the pressure of starting work, Zhan Yifei's mother suffering from uterine fibroids, cashing out credit cards to raise money for the New Year's Eve expenses, the two of them secretly obtaining marriage certificates, a house purchase incident, unexpected pregnancy, raising children, supporting parents... After several years of ups and downs, Zhan Yifei and Dong Xinyi finally realized their original intention, fought for their own choices, and fulfilled their love.

The stories in this book are very familiar to people, and the most exciting chapters, such as Sun Wukong causing trouble in the Heavenly Palace, Zhu Bajie and Gao Laozhuang marrying a wife, beating the Bone Demon, borrowing a banana fan, etc., Are well-known to every household, including women and children. For hundreds of years, it has attracted generations of people with its strong artistic charm, making it one of the Chinese people's favorite classical masterpieces. "Journey to the West" mainly describes the story of Monkey King protecting Monk Tang from going to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures and going through eighty-one hardships.

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Stein and Soren are a couple that everyone admires. Stein is rational, rigorous, materialistic and believes in nature; Soren is emotional, passionate, idealistic and sentimental. The two are inseparable, and after discussing it, they decided to start a self-driving trip to Western Norway. Late at night, two people in love accidentally knocked down a woman wearing a red shawl while driving. They were frightened and fled in a hurry. A few days later, the two were walking in the forest and met the woman in the red shawl again. The woman in the red shawl had a peaceful face and smiled like the Mona Lisa... Stein believed that this was just a "natural coincidence", but Sauerlen firmly believed that it was a "revelation from the other world"... One summer, Stein and Saueren broke up in the wooden hotel where they broke up more than 30 years ago. The huge shadow from more than 30 years ago prompted them to meet again and reanalyze the supernatural events of that year through emails, from the zero-second universe to the origin of consciousness, from the dilemma of wisdom "whether chance is inevitable" to the ultimate question of "what do you believe?", Stein and Saueren, who have nearly known their fate, are no longer lovers in the past, but have become a pair of debaters in life.

Maverick police detective Harry Boss received a case. A man died in the suburbs. The police initially concluded that it was caused by an overdose of heroin. Bosch recognized the deceased as Billy Meadows, his comrade who had fought side by side with him on the Vietnam battlefield. At that time, they were responsible for checking for dangers in the tunnels and were known as "Gophers." Meadows died in a strange manner. His half-undressed clothes were stuck to his head, and there were obvious signs of being injected with drugs. Bosch felt that the cause of his death was not simple. At this time, a capable and charming female FBI agent also joined the investigation and worked with Boss to handle the case, but this seemed to make the situation more complicated. After experiencing a series of bank robberies, witness killings, insider battles, money laundering and silence, Bosch discovered that there was a bigger conspiracy behind it all. He had to make difficult choices between justice and emotion, and face the outcome he least wanted to see...

Ten years ago, Harold, a sixty-five-year-old winery salesman, left home one morning and walked 627 miles to visit his friend Queenie, who was at the end of her life. His wife Maureen also went through a journey, but it was not the heroic journey that Harold is so talked about. She is always at home. While Harold walks across England to save a woman he once worked with, Maureen is at home cleaning the kitchen sink. Today, he is seventy-five and she is seventy-two. Over the years, she thought she had dealt with the past, but there were times recently when she hated the world because the people she loved most were taken away. That man was her son David, who would have been fifty years old this year if he were still alive. Her past self turned into a cage, trapping her and unable to enjoy the happiness that was so close at hand. Harold understands everything. He looked at her pain and knew she needed her own pilgrimage. "Let's go now. Let's go." He pushed her. Maureen picked up her shoes and quietly closed the bedroom door behind her. If she doesn't leave now, she may never be able to leave. She walked towards the garden Queenie had built by the sea before her death, where a secret about David was buried. She was going to find her own answer.

Hemingway's 120th anniversary edition. Hemingway's exhibition experience is condensed into a tough guy's story of war and love. It has been on the screen many times and has become a classic in film history. In the late stages of World War I, American young man Frederick Henry volunteered to drive an ambulance for the Red Cross and rescue the wounded on the northern Italian front. During a mission, Henry was hit by a cannonball and injured. While recovering from his injuries in a Milan hospital, he was cared for by British nurse Catherine, and the two fell in love. After recovering from his injuries, Henry returned to the front line. When he retreated with the Italian troops, he witnessed the cruel scenes of the war. He resolutely left the army, joined Catherine and fled to Switzerland. As a result, Catherine died in childbirth. "A Farewell to Arms" has a strong autobiographical flavor. It is a sad and moving elegy sung by Hemingway based on his own experience in the war, with war and love as the main line. The novel has been adapted onto the screen many times and can be called a classic of modern literature.

Arzhibasev's collection of short stories and short stories includes his true debut novel "Pasha Tumanov" and "The Death of Rand" which made him famous. It can be seen from this collection of novels that "suicide" is a major theme in his novel creation, and death is almost the protagonist of his novels and novellas. Along with this, the protagonist often falls into exhausting loneliness and meaningless despair. Arzhibasuifu showed people his main creative characteristics and style, which is to express "purely personal experience" and his own unique personality, "because this personality is both broad and rich."

This book is the first collection of short stories by Darkly Enchanting. The book is composed of five stories, telling about the innocence of love, trust, holding hands, breaking out of the cocoon, and rebirth. "Nepal Bodhi" (Rebirth): A pilgrimage to Nepal, a group of strange passers-by, and a mysterious ending of rebirth. "Better than Lovers" (Broken Cocoon): The unique relationship of "Better Than Lovers" makes their lives as bright as fireworks. "Godly Honey and Pig Honey" (Holding Hands): When a god-like best friend with extraordinary abilities meets a pig-like best friend with an "impressive IQ"... "The Third Miss Upstairs" (Trust): This is a neighborhood war between overage home girls. This is a mind-guessing game that becomes more and more terrifying the more you play it.

The suspenseful love masterpiece that moved the United States in 2016! More than 30 countries are competing for the copyright, and CBS has invested heavily in launching the American drama of the same name. Her soul is engraved with the death of everyone, including the people she loves deeply... Fight Club author Chuck Palahniuk praised: This is the perfect combination of Six Feet Under and Stephen King's works!

In order to escape the "meaninglessness" of life, Qiu came to Tokyo alone to work and study. By chance, she met Xiang Ge, a married man, and began a confusing "unusual love." At the same time, Qiu is struggling in the workplace in Tokyo. Japanese culture and the world of Tokyo are closely related to a woman's experiences of love, marriage, work, and family...