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"Xue Family General" is one of my country's famous popular novels. The content uses Xue Rengui's life as the longitude and his deeds in conquering the East as the weft. They are criss-crossed and depict a grand blueprint for heroes to pacify the world. Xue Rengui was originally a commoner. When the Six Kingdoms of Xiliang invaded the Tang Dynasty, Tang King Li Shimin decided to lead the expedition himself, so he enlisted in the army and was buried in the Huotou Army. During the campaign to the east, Xue Rengui repeatedly performed extraordinary feats, but was falsely claimed by the traitor Zhang Shigui and his son-in-law He Zongxian. Later, with the help and insight of veteran generals Wei Chigong, Cheng Yaojin and national advisor Xu Maogong, the truth was finally revealed, and he was later named King of Ping Liao. The book is in the form of chapters, rich in content, compact in plot, and easy to understand. In particular, the character descriptions are very vivid and precise, including Xue Rengui, who has outstanding martial arts talents, Yu Chigong, who is loyal and brave, and Cheng Yaojin, who acts recklessly. It can be called one of the must-read Chinese classical literature classics for teenagers.

The final work of Marquez's novel! To celebrate his ninetieth birthday, an old reporter called the madam of a brothel and asked for a virgin to spend the night. He vowed to relive the passion of the past, but for some reason he remained indifferent when faced with the girl's body. What's even more ridiculous is that he fell madly in love with her. In front of this sleeping beauty, he recalled all the romance and absurdity in his life, the vivid path of lust and chaotic love, and the jigsaw puzzle became his depraved and lonely life.

One morning, the middle-aged Busmakov was preparing to elope to Cyprus with his young lover. In just a few hours, the absurd life of the past twenty years flashed before his eyes. During these years, he wandered around various lovers and planned to escape several times; at the same time, he experienced blind migration and drift, from party and government agencies to scientific research institutes, from doing business in the sea to working as a parking lot gatekeeper, and finally changed his job to a bank, thereby escaping the turbulent social reality. Just when he had to make a choice between his wife and his lover, he seemed to have remembered something, and was ready to re-determine his fate... In this absurd novel, Polyakov vividly depicts a typical image of "Eskepal" (escaper), who is stuck in the quagmire of life, confused in his heart, his soul is floating, and he is always in a state of nothingness. After Onegin, Pycholin, and Oblomov, he is another new type of Russian superfluous person. The story unfolds against the background of the last years of the Soviet Union and the disintegration of the country. It also outlines all living beings in the period of social transformation, showing the embarrassment of survival, the paradox of human nature, and the changes in social landscape.

When my body decays like a broken piano, I will still remember the many gifts of life. I was born into a declining rural family in Ireland. His father was violent and alcoholic, while his mother was patient and tenacious - like most women of that era. As a child, I loved writing outdoors and escaping with words. Later, I was sent to a monastery, but I longed for a more "sinful" life. After running away from Dublin and moving to London with my husband, I finally found the freedom to write. But my literary ambitions were thwarted by him and not forgiven by my mother. My books were burned, the phantom of love was shattered, my marriage collapsed, I fought for custody, and became a single mother... Along the way, I also met Samuel Beckett, Jacqueline... The world was vast, and I found my voice. This life is full of extreme joy and sorrow, success and failure, fame and killing. I know that this is the secret of writing: it comes from suffering, from times that are torn apart, moments when the heart is cut open. I know that the joy of life is always short. We are all on the road, going somewhere else, spiraling up, up.

"Eight Years Old" is a collection of short stories written by Deng Yiguang in his later period. The author's later short stories shifted the setting to coastal cities such as Shenzhen. His creative techniques became increasingly mature and varied, and his characters were created with a strong sense of the times. However, his eyes were downward, reflecting the unchanged feelings of people and things at the bottom, and they have a strong sense of reality.

"Farming Poem" describes the miserable conditions of the soldiers and the people during the great defeat of the French army in the spring of 1940, the tragedy that occurred to an aristocratic family during the French Revolution in 1789, and the feelings of a young American who participated in the Battle of Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War in 1936. The closely intertwined themes of war and revolution make the novel rich in epic color. The novel is named after the ancient Roman poet Virgil's long poem "Farming Poem" because the protagonist of the novel never forgets his homeland, spring sowing, summer working, autumn harvesting and winter, no matter in the stormy waves of the Great Revolution or the artillery fire and gunpowder smoke in the north-south war. Tibetan farming also embodies the philosophy contained in Virgil's poems; things in the world are complex and ever-changing, and as long as the four seasons are constantly changing and orderly, people can only enjoy fun in pastoral farming and gain peace and comfort in nature.

"Selected Novels of Chekhov" is the essence of Anton Chekhov's (1860-1904) novels. Chekhov is good at capturing the absurdity and depth of human nature in trivial daily life: the hypocrisy of bureaucrats ("Chameleon"), the spiritual dilemma of intellectuals ("Ward Six"), and the humble struggles of small people ("Affliction"). His words are as precise as a scalpel, which not only satirizes the numbness and decay of society ("The Man in the Trap"), but also injects poetic sadness into ordinary life ("The Woman with a Puppy"). The work abandons preaching and uses "objective presentation" to allow readers to understand the intertwining of hope and despair on their own. It is hailed as a model of modern short stories and influenced later generations such as Kafka and Lu Xun. Rulong's translation of Chekhov is a faithful reproduction of Chekhov's concise style. The translation is clean and neat, avoiding lengthy procrastination, and accurately conveys Chekhov's literary soul. Our company owns the exclusive copyright.

The winning work of the 117th Naoki Prize. The masterpiece of Jiro Asada, the master of contemporary Japanese warmth, was recommended with tears by 1.5 Million readers! The short story "The Railway Man" of the same name won the Special Award at the 16th Japan Adventure Novel Association Awards. The movie of the same name, starring Takakura Ken and Hirosue Ryoko, won nine major awards at the Japan Film Academy Awards. These are all gentle miracles that happen to you. Acethon, the webmaster of a remote small station, lost his wife and daughter many years ago, and now he has to leave the post he has held for his whole life; Kyouichi, who is nearly middle-aged, was accidentally demoted to a remote branch when his career was going smoothly; Chieko, who was abandoned by her parents, faced her husband's affair and the censure of her husband's family, she could not find a place to stay. Just when they were about to despair, those loved ones they thought they would never meet again unexpectedly appeared in front of them again... These are the gentle miracles that happen to you.

The content of "Peace Army Series II" includes: Peace Snow, Peace Fable, Peace War, Sorrow, No. 4 Forbidden Zone, Searching for Land, Colonel, and Lonely Dance.

Marquez's century-old classic e-book set is assembled for the first time, a feast of novel reading! Mo Yan, Yu Hua, Yan Lianke, Liu Zhenyun, Ge Fei... They were all deeply shocked by these works! After reading One Hundred Years of Solitude, I am still 1,328 kilometers away from Marquez. To feel the loneliness, love, freedom and glory of "the writer's writer" García Márquez, just read this set of books! After "One Hundred Years of Solitude", you have to read these seven novels before you can say you have read Marquez. This set of books includes a total of 8 masterpieces by Marquez: "One Hundred Years of Solitude", "Love in the Time of Cholera", "News of a Serial Kidnapping Case", "The Story of a Shipwreck Survivor", "Miguel's Underground Operations in Chile", "Love and Other Devils", "The Autumn of the Patriarch" and "I'm Not Here to Lecture".

A book highly recommended by former U. S. President Obama, a winner of the National Book Award, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award, and a touching letter to his son. It writes about the love between father and son, reveals racial discrimination, and understands the American dream. This is a candid letter written by black writer Thanasis Coates as a father to his son. Through beautiful words, he describes the endless fear he felt as a boy in a seemingly peaceful country. With its sharp writing style, mixed writing style, and philosophical and poetic language, this book reveals the harsh reality of racial discrimination in today's American society. It has had a huge impact and won the 2015 National Book Award for Best Nonfiction. The author starts from the harm of racial discrimination to black bodies (lives), describes the personal experience of being a black man, and emphasizes that racial discrimination in the United States has a long history, is deeply rooted, and will continue to persist. The work's incisive analysis of this social phenomenon made it a blockbuster work on the topic of race in the United States in a short period of time. This book is also an analysis of the grand issues in the country's history, pointing out to readers that "the American dream is the enemy of all art, brave thinking, and honest writing."

In an unfair world, how much strength does a father have to use to protect his son from falling into the abyss? On a road full of threats, how many struggles does a boy have to go through before he can grow up freely and safely? This is his own legendary father-son story narrated by Obama's beloved writer Thanasis Coates. It is also a true epitome of the survival of countless families in the corners of contemporary America, and the true growth path of countless teenagers. In poetic and powerful language, Thanasis Coates recalls how his father, a Vietnam veteran, Black Panther, and noted publisher, led his children out of the common fate of teenagers in Baltimore's ghettos in a fractured era and in a dangerous city. With his father's rough love, Coates walked out of the bloodshed on the streets, the violence in the school, and the depraved desires, and moved from darkness to light. This is a family epic fighting against life and an American fable fighting against reality.

The book "Candide" can be said to be a philosophical novel full of satirical humor and endless concern for the world. It is also a must-read classic for contemporary young people. The theme is to criticize the philosophy of blind optimism. The protagonist in the novel, Candide, is a naive and simple young man. He believes in the philosophy of optimism. In his view, the world is perfect, and everyone and everything is perfect. "In this most beautiful world, everything is going to be beautiful." However, his life experiences made a great mockery of his "philosophy". "The Innocent Man" is one of the 12th volume of Fu Lei's translation collection. The subject is a French youth who grew up in an uncivilized tribe in Canada. "Zadig" is a philosophical novel written by French Voltaire. It follows the traditional literary structure of "enlightenment travel". It is set in the ancient East and is rich in mythology and exotic sentiment.

"Animals" is a wonderful collection of micro-novels by Areola. In the book, Areola describes twenty-three animals in prose and poetic language. Areola is writing about animals on the surface, but what is reflected in the article is his views on people. Each story is very short, but Areola is always able to express rich and profound meanings in just a few strokes. Areola's metaphors are direct, straightforward, without any hesitation, and sometimes even defining. The extremely dense metaphors are intertwined into the solid outlines of animals, as sure as the illustrations made by silver needle pens. Therefore, we can feel the more profound and decisive correspondence between the ontology and the metaphor.

The animal case that has been sealed for more than 20 years has been fully exposed! Golden slaves, womb-eating beasts, fierce teeth and other evil beasts you have never heard of appear one by one. The Bible says that people have seven deadly sins: pride, jealousy, anger, neglect, greed, gluttony, and lust. When these sins are covered up by this impetuous city, people live in impetuousness and sin. A group of little-known evil beasts living in the city appeared like messengers from hell. They are no longer myths or ghosts, but are living around us. Abandoned old houses, dilapidated buildings, damp sewers, and dark subway tunnels are their habitats.

Dao Baifeng and "Meng Gu" who meet their lovers in "Arabian Nights"; Xiang Wentian who borrows d'Artagnan's "living shield"; the old woman Ullija and Li Mochou who sing in the fire; the "Three Dukes" of Dali and "The Case of Di"; "The Two Heroes of Piano and Sword" and " "Jing Rong's Two Heroes"... This book selects from a large number of Chinese and foreign famous works, looking for examples from ancient and modern Chinese and foreign works that Jin Yong's works have borrowed and absorbed, revealing the source of Jin Yong's novel materials, and presenting them in vivid and interesting articles.

"Collection of Short Stories by Luo Ye" includes the author's "Love in Wartime", "Amazing Youth", "Ambush", "You Are Also Searching", "Red Snow", "Meiqing", "Slums in Paradise", " The author uses unique processing techniques, wonderful stories, and delicate descriptions to show the joys and sorrows of Chinese people in different periods. Some of the novels in the book are about family, some about emotions, some about revolution, and some about life. All kinds of life are displayed in them. The characters are rich and attractive, which embodies the author's literary creation.

This book is an appreciation of the art of novels written by the British novelist and literary theorist David Lodge. It provides general readers with a way to appreciate the art of novels. It can also be used as an introduction to academic theory and a guide to writing techniques. This book is divided into fifty chapters, giving an in-depth and simple explanation of the art of fiction from fifty aspects. Each article quotes one or two novel fragments, and based on a close reading and analysis of the text, demonstrates all aspects of novel techniques, including the opening remarks in traditional novels, delicate characterization techniques, and the unique theories of stream of consciousness and metafiction in modern and post-modern novels. Most of the chapters in the book have been published as columns in the Sunday Independent and the Washington Post. The content covers a wide range of topics, including almost every major classical and modern writer in the history of English fiction, such as Fielding, Thackeray, Austen, Henry James, Joyce, Hemingway, Beckett, Milan Kundera, etc. The writing is both easy to understand and professional and accurate, and can be used as a textbook and reference book for novel learning and writing. The author's humorous and interesting writing style also makes it suitable for the tastes of public readers. When "The Art of Fiction" was published in the 1990s, it was on the British non-fiction bestseller list. The Financial Times commented: "It is the most outstanding novel study for the general public since Forster's "Aspects of the Novel"."

The characteristic of Jin Shengtan's anthology lies not only in the selection, but also in the evaluation, paying more attention to comments and appreciation. Jin Shengtan selected nearly 600 seven-character verses from the early Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties for detailed commentary, focusing on trying to figure out the various layouts, inheritance, and transition patterns of the seven-character verses in the Tang Dynasty. He either made insights or borrowed topics, which is of great reference value for appreciating and studying Tang poetry. Jin Shengtan pioneered the "seven-law decomposition method" to comment on Tang poetry. He divided Tang poetry into "pre-interpretation" and "post-interpretation", and analyzed the ups and downs hidden behind the poems, "which may enable future generations to see not only the words of Tang poetry, but also the poetry of Tang poetry." "The Biography of Seven Hundred Famous People in the Qing Dynasty: The Biography of Jin Renrui" says of him: "His criticisms are as bright as fire and as pungent as those of an old official. His writings dance with his sentences, and those who see him sigh for a moment that he is the reincarnation of a spirit ghost."

This set of books includes "Agnes Grey, Volume 3" and "The Tenant of Wildfield Manor, Volume 6", a total of 9 volumes. Agnes Gray is the debut novel of English author Anne Bront & euml; (writing under the pen name of Acton Bell), first published in December 1847, and republished in a second edition in 1850. The novel follows Agnes Grey, a governess, as she works within families of the English gentry. Scholarship and comments by Anne's sister Charlotte Bront & euml; suggest the novel is largely based on Anne Bront & euml; euml's own experiences as a governess for five years. Agnes, her sister Mary, and their mother all try to keep expenses low and bring in extra money, but Agnes is frustrated that treats her like a child. To prove herself and to earn money, she is determined to get a position as a governess. Eventually, she obtains a recommendation from a well-placed acquaintance, is offered a position, and secures her parents'permission. With some misgivings, she travels to Wellwood house to work for the Bloomfield family. The choice of central character allows Anne to deal with issues of oppression and abuse of women and governesses, isolation and ideas of empathy. An additional theme is the fair treatment of animals. Agnes Gray also mimics some of the stylistic approaches of bildungsromans, employing ideas of personal growth and coming to age, but representing a character who in fact does not gain in virtue.

During the Battle of Xiangjiang during the Red Army's Long March, the Red Army sacrificed 30,000 people and captured 6,000 people. The Eighth Red Army, the 18th Regiment of the Sixth Division of the Third Red Army, and the 34th Division of the Fifth Red Army were almost completely wiped out. The total strength of the Central Red Army was sharply reduced to 30,000. "Battle of Xiangjiang" takes the most tragic Battle of Xiangjiang during the Long March as the main line, truly reproducing the military and political reality since the Central Red Army broke through. It not only truly reproduces the historical situation at that time, but also reflects on the status and role of war decision-making in history from the perspective of historical development and historical thinking.

The global capital market has brought changes, opportunities, innovation, and hope to Delhi, but it has also brought about a real estate market and medical system dominated by money, endless violent crimes, abuse of nature and the environment, a dysfunctional administrative system and corruption, coupled with the racial problems that have existed since the partition of India and Pakistan. Delhi residents in the 21st century are facing increasingly severe challenges. No matter the rich, the middle class, scavengers, or criminals, no one is immune to this contradiction between destruction and creation. As a second-generation immigrant from India to the UK, Dasgupta returned to the land of his ancestors with a feeling of both intimacy and curiosity. Through his own observations and interviews with residents of Delhi, he intertwined the history of Delhi with the present with a novelist's vivid writing, leaving an objective record of the alienation and cruelty under the tide of urban development. Today, when capitalism and globalization are sweeping the world, Delhi, which is flooded with money capital, is both the common past and the inevitable future of many cities.

Israel is a small country, but it has attracted the attention of the world since its founding. It is favored by many people and often the target of criticism. Why is the international community so concerned about a small country like Israel? Why are Israelis so deeply divided on so many key issues? Why does Israel make these decisions? What will its future be? Learn in detail the glory and suffering that Israel has experienced, and witness the rebirth of the Jewish nation.

"Love and Freedom Translated by Wang Zuoliang" belongs to the third series of "Chinese Translators' Translation Series" and contains sixty poems by Robert Burns, the greatest poet in the history of Scottish literature. Among them, "Love and Freedom" is an excellent long poem, which not only realistically and vividly presents the lower society, but also challenges the hypocritical morality of the ruling class. The solos have distinctive personalities, and the bold chorus conveys the emotions of the wanderers gathered in the small hotel. Burns' poetry style is simple, fresh, vivid, musical, and every song is singable. In addition, it also includes more than 100 poems or fragments of more than 20 poets including William Blake and John Milton translated by Wang Zuoliang.

This book was first published in 1960 and was written by Eleanor Roosevelt in the last years of her life. This is an inspiring handbook about personal exploration and life change. It is also a book that tells us the wisdom of life from an experienced grandmother, giving people confidence, strength and courage. The greatest experience in life, at the age of seventy-six, she said, is "experiencing life to its limits." This book gives us a lot of specific suggestions, such as how to use time, how to overcome fear, how to make ourselves useful to others, how to adjust ourselves, how to be an independent individual, how to let others show their best side when interacting with others, how to be responsible, how to participate in society and make changes, so that ourselves and others can live a better life, etc. "What have you learned in life to help you solve various problems?" The real first lady in the eyes of Americans gives the answer in this book.

Ding Wei, a well-known researcher on the Korean War and a researcher at the Academy of Military Sciences, spent several years sifting through millions of words of precious information to explore the hidden truth behind history. This book uses calm and objective writing and a high-level perspective to panoramically reproduce the entire process of the Korean War. From the origin, development, climax to the end of the war, from strategic decision-making, command and deployment to battle scenes of major battles, from the world situation, the game of great powers to the application of tactics, from the big background to the small details, everything is included and exciting. "Korean War: Sixty Years of Dust" is based on official declassified files on the Korean War at home and abroad, revealing a large number of little-known true inside stories. What was the real reason why the war broke out? Why did the Soviet Union, which was adjacent to North Korea, stand still? Why did the United States intervene under the banner of the United Nations military? Why did China's top leaders decide to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea despite all the opposition? With such a disparity in strength, how did the Volunteer Army defeat the US military? ...

This book uses dialects, haiku and other materials to describe the basic necessities of life, including food, clothing, housing, transportation, men and women of both monks and laymen. It may seem fragmentary and trivial, but it is easy to pick up, but it is a fusion of the author's delicate sensibility and the academic and rational fusion of the ideal of managing the world and benefiting the people. The author tries to tell readers through this book that they need to take an academic look at daily life. There is social history even in the dust at home today. It can be said to be an exemplary embodiment of Yanagita's folklore characteristics.

This is a collection of documentary essays written by a senior literary organization worker about his literary career. This book has a broad vision, informative materials, sincere feelings, and simple writing style. It is a rare documentary masterpiece. This book truly and vividly describes the people and events of the Chinese Writers Association from the author's personal perspective. From the book, you can clearly hear the ups and downs that the author experienced on the literary stage, as well as his unique experiences and destiny in the ups and downs of the literary world. You can also truly understand the spiritual outlook of the literary predecessors and famous figures that the author is familiar with and respect, as well as their insights on literature. The book contains speeches, interviews, reviews, and reports on the important literary activities, literary organization work, and children's literature work of the Writers Association, which will help readers understand and study the history of contemporary literature from one side, especially the history of the Chinese Writers Association. It is a precious first-hand material with historical value and documentary significance.

Yuzuki Asako, a new-generation female writer praised by Keigo Higashino and Miyuki Miyabe, is an urban LOHAS novel that is full of laughter and tears but is also poisonous. Is there true friendship between girls? Four friends who became friends at a girls' school: Sakiko who is a piano teacher, Kaoruko who is an editor, Mitsuko who is a beautician, and Yukako who is good at cooking. Although the looks and personalities are different, the same thing is that everyone has endless troubles in work and love. The enemy of women is women? Gentleness can be packaged, but sensitivity is by nature. Friendships between women, like love, have their highs and lows. Playing around with various foods such as Inari sushi, sweets, whiskey on the rocks, spicy oil, and New Year dishes, can those annoying life problems be solved?

This is a book that truly empowers women. Real strength is not about becoming tough, but about becoming gentle. All our external strength and roughness are manifestations of our inner fragility, while our inner strength and calmness manifest outwardly as gentleness and grace. There are people we don't like in life, but there is no one who is lower than us and unworthy of us. Those who are willing to be kind to the world in front of them will definitely be treated gently by the world. May we be strong in our hearts to think like men, but always insist on living like women. May we be gentle on the outside but wild on the inside, and live in the depths of happiness with restraint.

Mackinder's "On Continental Power" became a popular theory of Western geopolitics half a century after its publication. To this day, most Western strategists still observe the world according to Mackinder's description. From the fact that Western countries have never relaxed their struggle for Eastern Europe after World War II, it is not difficult to find traces of the geopolitical thoughts of Mackinder, the author of "On Continental Power".

The famous Japanese writer Tokutomi Ashika lived in seclusion in a mountain village and recorded his beautiful natural life of "working on his own food, farming in fair weather and reading in rainy weather". The book is divided into four parts: "Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter". The author uses beautiful writing to delicately describe the natural scenery of Japan throughout the year - the colorful Fuji dawn, the vast Sagami Beach sunset, the strange and changeable flying clouds over Fragrant Mountain, the misty and confusing Hanazuki Autumn Eve... These natural scenes, once touched by the author's wonderful writing, are all full of interest and fascinating.

During the war, Yukiko went to Indochina in order to get rid of the emotional control of her relative Yiting. However, she met Tomioka, a married man in the densely forested southern country, and fell into another unethical love. After the war, Yukiko and Tomioka returned to Japan respectively, and the broken reality shattered all their dreams. Xuezi was confused and didn't know how to live in the world. She had seen through Tomioka's coldness and wanted to break up with him several times, but in the end it was difficult to break away... The more she struggled in the entanglements between reason and desire, the more she sank, and she fell into the quagmire of fate while she was awake. "Floating Cloud" is Hayashi Fumiko's last representative novel during her lifetime, and it is the culmination of her painstaking efforts in her literary career. More than forty years of life experience full of hardships have allowed Hayashi Fumiko's vision to touch the despicableness of people and pursue their goodness. Her cold and clear brushstrokes reveal her deep compassion for all living beings. Kawabata Yasunari commented on Fumiko Hayashi: "It is very rare for people to lament the sorrow of women like this." Legendary novelist and eternal literary girl, Fumiko Hayashi's charm swept across the literary and art world. With her autobiographical writing of female experiences, she has become a model of Japanese "girl literature", and her unique "romantic" style has expanded the territory of "private novels". She is the favorite writer of the film master Mikio Naruse. Her works have been adapted for the screen six times. Among them, the film "Floating Cloud" won numerous awards and ranked second on the list of the top 100 Japanese films of the 20th century.

"Small World" was introduced to China more than ten years ago. This time, Shanghai Translation Publishing House invited senior translator Professor Wang Jiaxiang to re-translate it. David Lodge is famous in the UK and is known as the representative of "academic novels". Almost all of his most famous novels have intellectuals as the main characters and radiate to society through events in the cultural world. "Small World" has been praised as the "Besieged City" of the West. It describes professors in Western academic circles flying around the world, ostensibly for academic exchanges, but actually pursuing fame, wealth and fun.

"The Old Man and the Sea" tells the story of an old man who fished alone at sea and had no harvest for several months. Later, he caught a large swordfish, fought with it for two days and two nights, and stabbed it to death with a spear gun. However, he was attacked by a shark on the way back. Although the old man, who lacked helpers and tools, killed several sharks, the swordfish was eaten by other sharks. When he entered the harbor, only a pair of bones were left in the swordfish.

"The Philosophy of Epiphyllum" is a collection of essays by Singaporean female writer You Jin. It is divided into six series: "The World in a Bowl" revolves around the theme of food, showing family, friendship, national conditions and travel; "The Man Waiting for the Flag" tells the story of the author's encounter with friends in a foreign land, and writes about all kinds of living things with laughter and tears; "Every inch of land is a story" writes fascinating stories about foreign lands, as well as amazing customs, shocking ugly human nature, and surprising warm feelings; "The Paradise on Earth" contains some interesting short stories, including joy, anger, sorrow, beauty, ugliness, good and evil. "The Philosophy of Epiphyllum" looks at life and writes about life through exquisite and detailed essays, including children's education and other issues. The essays in "Sweet and Salty Life" bring out the author's life beliefs and philosophy in a solemn and harmonious manner, with quite a lot of painstaking efforts to hide needles in the cotton and the creative purpose of "coptis wrapped in sugar".

An innocent family tragicomedy, but also a dreamer's life adventure. The "dream" constructed throughout the book carries the light of ordinary life. There may be lives lost and dreams disillusioned, but hope is never lost. My father has always had two fantasies in his heart: first, that bears can live well in this world; second, that people can live their whole lives in hotels. He took his mother, five of us children, a bear, and an old dog, and opened the first "New Hampshire Hotel" on an abandoned school, followed by the second and third hotels. In half a century of hotel life, we have experienced a lot of sudden misfortunes. Whenever we dwell on the pain of the past, we always remember what our father said: Our most important duty is to enjoy the joys of life. "If you come into a great hotel broken and incomplete," my father said, "you will leave the great hotel whole."

The Japanese version of "Wuthering Heights" and "The Yomiuri Shimbun", a masterpiece of Meiji literature that whetted readers' appetites, was serialized for several years and became popular all over Japan. Once published, it ranked first on the bestseller list for many years. It was as famous as Natsume Soseki and was highly praised by Mishima Yukio, Tanizaki Junichiro, Mori Ogai, etc. Ozaki Momiji's novel I read it in one sitting. It is really a fun book. --Yukio Mishima. "Golden Yaksha" is a bold, great novel based on reality. Money and love are in stark contrast, but underlying this theme is something much deeper. Today, the source of love is gradually drying up in the face of material desire. It can be said that this is an era of deepened material desire. --Yukio Mishima. A pair of childhood sweethearts, one is a beautiful woman from a well-to-do family, but her love is turbulent because of her extravagant desire for wealth; the other is a motivated man who relies on others to study diligently, but fails to save their love, and then hates them because of love, and turns into a money-scrupulous devil. The gradual departure is accompanied by deception, escape, hatred, and anger... Can a woman live a comfortable and wealthy life as she wishes after getting married? Can the man return to peace while frantically grabbing other people's money? This is "Golden Yasha", Ozaki Momiji's masterpiece, which Yukio Mishima once read in one sitting and praised for its interestingness. It is not only Momiji's final work, but also a novel that caused a national sensation in the history of Japanese literature. It was serialized in the "Yomiuri Shimbun" from January 1, 1897 to April 1902, triggering nationwide reading. However, Momiji died of stomach cancer, and finally the hero came to a halt when he was about to make a decision when facing the female father-in-law's confession letter, adding unlimited imagination to future generations. This book contains the complete manuscript of Ozaki Momiji, as well as three renewals widely recognized by Japanese readers and academic circles, and the "Book with Momiji Santo" written by Momiji himself. The three renewals were all written by Oguri Fuye, a protégé who deeply understood the essence of Momiji's creation. They were also collected, published and conducted for academic research by later generations.

He is a chess piece of fate, and when it falls, the outcome is destined. She is a flower in my heart, blooming on the other shore, so close to the horizon. The turbulent struggle for power and the lingering love and hate behind the war. In the prosperous age, there is gold powder, the house of comprador, the spring rain falls, and the big waves wash away the sand. It depicts the strange chess game of life in the changing world; the distinctive and delicate characters fully show the beauty and tragedy of human nature in the context of the great era. With strong realist romance and profound cultural heritage of the Republic of China, it is as sophisticated and grand a period novel as "The Golden Family" and "Beijing Smoke and Clouds", and is another masterpiece on the themes of the Republic of China and the nation.

On the eve of the wedding, he was killed by his fiancé and his sister. Xu was unwilling to accept it. When he died, he signed a contract with a cute system. Since then, he has started the mode of punishing scumbag men and torturing bitches, traveling through various worlds. The shady uncle\u002F Cold school grass\u002F Gentle bamboo horse\u002F cute apprentice... All come to the bowl, but who is this evil handsome man who lingers? "Good boy, I am your husband." Zhu Ling said, "Get lost." A certain evildoer said aggrievedly, "Xiao Lingling, without you, my husband can't get out alone." [This is my first time writing an article, so please forgive me if it's not good~, Xiaoyou has created a QQ group, everyone is welcome to join! Group number: 623869619]

The charming philosophy of the goddess of literature and art Woolf is: The way for smart women to be independent begins with owning a room of their own - an independent and free soul is the source of happiness. Being yourself is more important than anything else. This book originated from Woolf's lecture at Cambridge University. Once it was published, it became popular all over the world and moved millions of readers. It was hailed as "a spiritual book that inspires women's spiritual awakening." "It stung me, made me cry, and tremble. I was so deeply moved that I wanted to read as slowly and slowly as possible. I would read a paragraph back and forth three or four times before moving on to the next paragraph." - American writer Paul Auster

Yuan Haowen was a famous poet and literary theory critic in the Jin Dynasty. He had unique insights into poetry, advocated nature and purity, opposed stacking and carving, and advocated the restoration of the fine tradition of poetry since Jian'an. His "Thirty Poems" is a famous group of poems following Du Fu that uses the form of quatrains to elucidate the theory of poetry more systematically. It comments on many famous writers and schools from the Han and Wei dynasties to the Song Dynasty, indicating the author's literary views and having an important influence on later generations.

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In this work, Tuchman focuses his attention on Western society 25 years before the outbreak of the "World War I", using an artist's approach to reproduce the ideological trends and ideals, sudden changes and disputes at that time: before the "August Cannons" exploded, the British aristocratic world began to collapse, and power shifted to a new class, passionate anarchy. The righteous dreamed of a harmonious world, imperialist sentiments climbed to the New World, the U. S. Navy quietly rose, the Dreyfus incident set off a fierce confrontation within the French, Strauss's music and Nietzsche's thoughts influenced Germany... Under the appearance of prosperity, the old world was already full of troubles. That era did not die of old age or accidents, but exploded in a terminal crisis and became an important page in history. ... (It is) more than confidence, innocence, comfort, stability, security and peace. People who lived in that era also misled us. When they looked back across the chasm of war, the first half of their lives were shrouded in the mist of a beautiful sunset, full of peace and tranquility. And we mistakenly believe that doubt, fear, turmoil, protest, violence and hatred do not exist. --Barbara W. Tuchman

Carl Sandburg (1878-1967) was a landmark modern American poet, writer, and editor. He won the Pulitzer Prize for Literature three times in his life: twice for his poetry collections and once for his biography of Lincoln. During his lifetime, Sandburg was recognized as a monument to contemporary American literature, and his poetry-including "The Chicago Poems," "The Cornshuckers," and "Smoke and Steel"-were particularly well received. This poetry collection selects 206 poems from all the works created by Sandburg throughout his life, including most of the poet's representative works, and fills the gap in the translation and introduction of Sandburg's works in the domestic publishing industry for more than thirty years.

This is a novel writing book. In order to write "stories that captivate readers," this book teaches you 9 ways to write stories. For writing novels, on the basis of keeping the characters and story frame unchanged, through various adaptations, even the atmosphere and the feeling after reading will change. Just like the same curry with different ingredients, it can be made into curry chicken or beef curry. When used as seasoning, it can be made into curry-flavored salad dressing. Please start writing now.

King Henry VIII of England, King Francois I of France, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V and Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent of the Ottoman Empire, these four great monarchs were born in the same decade (1491-1500). They were all important in the history of their respective countries, and in this book, John Julius Norwich zooms in to show how the feud between these four monarchs laid the foundation for modern Europe, against the backdrop of the Renaissance and Reformation. Individually they were different, Henry had six wives and Charles was ascetic; together they dominated the world stage. This book describes the meeting of the Golden Sea that nearly bankrupted France and Britain, tells the story of Suleiman's pile of two thousand enemy heads after the Battle of Mohács, mentions that Anne Boleyn's left hand has six fingers that pious people are afraid of, and mentions the true story of the Maltese Falcon. These stories make "The Four Monarchs" an extremely vivid and interesting historical work.

The world has become old and disabled in lies, just waiting for the last mercy. This book is the sequel to "The Boatman's Diary", written from 1991 to 1995. It is the second volume of Kertesz's diary-style philosophical essays. Kertesz continues The Boatman's Diary's broad readings and conversations with Nietzsche, Kafka, Wittgenstein, Camus, Beckett, Bernhard and others. However, compared to "The Boatman's Diary", this book is more closely related to the author's life experience at that time. In the five-year record, the author can be seen traveling to various European countries. In the records of these travels, he combined the auspicious moments in daily life with his continuous thoughts on life, humanity, nation, freedom, pain, etc., With his own literary creation concepts. What appear to be scattered fragments are given artistic expression. Although there are clear traces of national and national consciousness in it, the author's reflections on people's difficult choices in the great historical destiny are still inspiring to this day.

An alternative Marvel-style hero's revenge story, the first choice novel in major book lists, and has received tens of thousands of five-star reviews on Goodbook. Com! A young and frivolous experiment with super powers and an unexpected and bizarre death brought an end to the friendship between Victor and Eli, top students at Rockland University. In Eli's eyes, superpowers are a group of cold-blooded monsters who have returned from the underworld and wear human skin. Fear and anger drove him to personally push his former classmates into a dark prison. Ten years have passed, and the flames of revenge have not been extinguished along with life in prison, but have become even more intense. Victor, who escaped from prison, followed the footsteps of his enemy, vowing to make him suffer as much as himself. On the way to escape, he accidentally rescued Sydney, a girl with super powers who had narrowly escaped death from Eli. She tells Victor that Eli's actions are not as righteous as he claims. The appearance of the girl completely disrupted the man's original revenge plan...

2094 Galaxy Exploration Journey, a new masterpiece by German science fiction genius Brandon Morris! The end of the universe, the origin of creation, or the answer that humans hide from themselves? If your whole life was a lie, what would you choose to believe? Save the world or save yourself? This is a problem. In 2094, four astronauts traveled in space for twenty years aboard the Shepherd 1 spacecraft. Their goal was to witness the birth of the universe. With the help of the sun's gravitational lens, the moment of the big bang will be clearly presented to them. However, during the journey, astronomer Christina died unexpectedly. The remaining three astronauts tried to solve the mystery of the murder of their companions, but found themselves trapped in a whirlpool of huge secrets...