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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.

Weird stories are the essence of Japanese culture. It is a conscientious masterpiece handed down from generation to generation by Kontaro Tanaka, who has devoted more than 20 years of hard work. Collection of classic Japanese ghost legends. "Creative Inspiration Book" carried by Kyogoku Natsuhiko. As the leading literary figure of Japanese ghost stories, Kontaro Tanaka was deeply influenced by China's Pu Songling and devoted his life to collecting, compiling and re-creating Japanese ghost stories. The high output, strong representativeness and wide range of content of his ghost stories have not been achieved by any subsequent ghost story writer. This set of "All Ghost Stories" basically covers most of Japan's classic ghost stories, and is still quoted, adapted and re-created in various forms by latecomers.

This book is a collection of essays by American writer Sinclair Lewis. Sinclair Lewis was the first American winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature. He created a truly American style. The first half of the twentieth century was the so-called "golden age" of the United States. Like adolescence, people are hopeful and restless at the same time. Sinclair Lewis used his steady pen to provide rich descriptions of all strata of this healthy and progressive New World society.

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.

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

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.

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

Following "The Wangtianshu Murder Incident", Zhuang Qin once again takes you to trace the source of fear! When you look back and see it, please don't scream! It will pluck out your tongue and tell you to shut up! Death puppets from the abyss of hell, nightmares and horrors, created by Zhuang Qin. She took out a black puppet from behind and suddenly opened her mouth, revealing a row of white teeth and a blood-red tongue. A hoarse voice came out from between her teeth: \

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...

This is a gray world, and the gravity of reality is extremely heavy. Here, hope is illegal, creation is prohibited, and even the name of the planet has become a meaningless number - because fantasy is dangerous and can make people crazy. When the doctor and his team came here, a crack finally appeared in this cold and stubborn world. The doctor thought it was another farce of mankind, another mutation in the process of human colonization in the interstellar world. Unexpectedly, Rose seemed to be infected by this world and developed bizarre symptoms; Colonel Jack was also captured into the "Big White Room" and underwent irreparable surgery. Facing danger and abyss, the doctor is falling into an increasingly strange fog.

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"The Wandering Child" tells the story of a boy named Remy who was rented to a busker Vitaly by his adoptive father. From then on, he began a wandering life. On the way to wandering, he learned musical instruments, traveled and performed, escaped from the mouth of a forest wolf, found himself in a den of thieves, and was unjustly imprisoned. Even in a snowstorm, his master gave his life in exchange for his dying... But he always had firm faith, maintained the kindness in his heart, and finally found relatives and friends, reunited with his biological mother, punished the mastermind behind his wandering, and lived a good life with his whole family together. "The Wandering Child" is the most well-known of Hector Marlowe's works. After the novel came out, it has been translated into English, German, Russian, Japanese and other languages. Today, more than a hundred years later, it has been reprinted and published in France and has been adapted for the screen many times.

The original title of this book is "Collection of Aesopus Stories". It is an allegorical story told in the ancient Greek and Roman times. It was processed by later generations and became the "Aesop's Fables" that are now circulated. "Aesop's Fables" is the world's earliest collection of fables. At the same time, "Aesop's Fables" is one of the most widely circulated fables in the history of world literature.

Jane Eyre, who was born into a poor family, fell in love with Rochester when she was working as a tutor. At their wedding, Jane Eyre discovered a mad woman hiding in the attic of Rochester's house, and she turned out to be Rochester's first wife. Jane Eyre left angrily. Soon, the mad woman burned the manor, and Rochester became blind and fell into poverty. Just when he was desperate for life, Jane Eyre came back to him.

"The Gambler" is a work written by the Russian writer Dostoevsky under the impression of his trip to Western Europe. Regarding Alexei, the protagonist of this novel, the author himself wrote: "I want to describe a straightforward character, and a person who is highly educated, but not yet stereotyped in all aspects... But the main point is that he devoted all his life, energy, enthusiasm and bravery to the roulette wheel.

This is a story about a boy. When Piero Fischer became an orphan, he had to leave his home in Paris and move to Germany to live with his aunt Beatrice, who worked as a servant in a wealthy family on a hilltop. But this is not what happened in an ordinary year. This is 1935, and World War II is about to break out. This is not an ordinary place either, this is the Berghof, the hometown of Adolf Hitler. Because he lived under Hitler's control and was taught by Hitler's words and deeds, this originally kind and simple boy fell into an increasingly dangerous world.

"Hans Christian Andersen: A Biography" tells the fairy tale life of the famous Danish fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen in the 19th century. What was Hans Christian Andersen's childhood like? How did he embark on the path of studying with his dream in mind? What are his early works? How did he achieve the transformation from opera, poetry to fairy tales on the road of literary creation? Why is his life a journey? What kind of rich and mysterious emotional world does he have? He established deep friendships with many European literary giants and artists. What unknown stories did their meetings and letters reveal? How did Hans Christian Andersen reconcile patriotism and internationalism after war broke out between Denmark and Prussia? What kind of realistic logic exists in the turbulent 19th century and Hans Christian Andersen reaching the pinnacle of fairy tale creation? This book will answer them one by one.

American writer Rebecca Skruit spent ten years excavating this wonderful history spanning nearly a century, describing how the Lacks family spent a lifetime accepting the existence of HeLa cells and the scientific principles of immortality of these cells, uncovering the dark past of human experimentation, exploring medical ethics and legal issues of body tissue ownership, as well as issues of race and belief. This book delicately captures the moving stories of scientific discoveries and their profound impact on individuals. After the publication of this book, with donations from outside parties, the family finally erected a tombstone for Henrietta. On the tombstone was engraved "Eternal HeLa cells will benefit mankind forever", which is a perfect annotation of the contribution of HeLa cells to mankind. The book has been translated into more than 20 languages, and was adapted into a movie by HBO in the United States. It starred Oprah Winfrey and won many nominations such as the Emmy Award and the American Critics Choice Award.

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The so-called girl is a kind of creature that is both gentle and sensitive, cute and heartless. At the entrance ceremony of a girls' high school, Hiyoko, who was promoted internally, remembered Juri Okazawa who had just entered the campus. The eccentric Juri Okazawa has lived overseas for many years. Her father is a famous photographer. She is cheerful and generous, and uses self-confidence as a weapon against the world in adolescence - all of which struck into the heart of Hiyoko, who is as ordinary as dust. After a "siege"-like attraction, the two became friends, but also planted the seeds of harm... A new generation of female writers praised by Keigo Higashino and Miyuki Miyabe - Asako Yuzuki's slender yet powerful work includes four stories including her award-winning debut "Forget-Me-Not Blue". It is a collection of short stories like a women's illustrated book, describing the sweetness and sourness of growing up. However, no snowflake is innocent during an avalanche.

During my junior year, a student from Hunan moved into the dormitory. His belly is full of weird stories. Every story is horrifying, but the ending has a touching human touch, reflecting the love and affection of ordinary people and making people think deeply. This classmate has a strange habit. He only starts telling those stories at 0:00...

"Aditya Unleashed" is a refreshing and beyond-imagining work. The author takes the Hollywood-style, modern urban supernatural legend cliché story and develops it into unexpected twists and turns. New and old fans alike will be wowed by the book's exciting action descriptions, adventure stories, and bloody events. From Ed Wood's world's largest coven of vampires to Adya's diverse evolutions, Damian Darby delivers a whole new experience for vampire fans. You will also find that the love story in this book is unique, the plot is complicated and confusing, and the characters are extraordinary, which are not what you often see in similar works.

When the protagonist was in his junior year, a student from Hunan moved into the dormitory, and his stomach was filled with weird stories with Hunan characteristics. Every story is creepy, but the ending has a touching human touch, reflecting the love and affection of ordinary people. Every story is creepy, but thought-provoking. This classmate has a strange habit. He only starts telling those stories at 0:00...

In a cell in a prison in Buenos Aires, Argentina, there are two prisoners, one is a political prisoner Valentin, and the other is a gay Molina, an undercover agent sent by the secret service to Valentin. A wonderful dialogue unfolded between the two, presenting scenes where movies and reality intersect. After the book "Kiss of the Spider Woman" was published in 1976, it was translated into many languages. The charm of the novel quickly spread and was transformed into various forms of expression: the musical has been performed for many years and has become a Broadway classic; the film adaptation has had a huge impact.

A person always has a lot of nostalgia and nostalgia, such as for his hometown and his childhood. This kind of attachment and nostalgia is often sincere and flawless. It can cleanse people's souls and make their hearts clear and clear. The work "Silver Spoon" not only shows people the colorful life of childhood and the rich and beautiful emotional world, but also shows the charm and sentiment like poetry, giving people warmth, comfort and enlightenment. Wang Guowei said in "Human Words": "The words of everyone's works must be refreshing, and the descriptions of scenes must be eye-catching. Their words blurt out without any pretense. What they see is true, and what they think is deep." It is precisely because what the author Zhong Kansuke sees is true and what he thinks is deep, the true feelings flow everywhere in the book. After being republished decades later, it still transcends the limitations of the times and resonates with readers.

Mr. Lu Xun's closest Japanese friend, Mr. Uchiyama Zenzo, who has lived in China for decades, described in detail his life experiences in Shanghai in humorous and vivid language. Through the vertical comparison of the past and present and the horizontal comparison of China and Japan, we express our admiration for the Chinese people's long-standing wisdom in life and their infinite confidence in the Chinese people to build a good New China.

Because Lan Xiaoxiao was dissatisfied with the continuous oppression by the department leaders, she angrily slapped her resignation report on the leader's desk. A small employee dared to provoke her as a leader and fired her with a wave of her hand. Lan Xiaoxiao was so angry that she didn't even want triple compensation. She raised her face and her hair She shook her head and walked away. According to her former colleagues, she walked away with a high spirits (surviving the disaster)... Ding, it was detected that the host had no money in his pocket, with a balance of 250 yuan, no car, no house, and a credit card debt of 25,000 yuan. The system identified him as a special poor person, so he was bound to the system...

"Heidi: The Hundred-Year Adventures of a Puppet" won the Newbery Gold Medal for Children's Literature. It tells the story of a puppet who experienced a thrilling sea life with sailors and escaped from the clutches of the island's natives; it also served as a model for a painter and in exhibitions. The star at the meeting... In this "life" of Hidi, she not only felt the incomparable warmth and care from the world, but also experienced the impermanence and coldness of the world, but she was always full of longing for everything in the world, and full of love and blessings for the people she paid attention to.

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A masterpiece of magic and spirituality intertwined by the author of "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Marquez! About memories of a lost world; about personal loneliness in different situations. Everyone who is surprised by the magic of time and everyone who has ever felt lonely should not miss it! The collection of Marquez's early short stories includes "The Third Endurance", "The Pain of Three Sleepwalkers", "The Eyes of the Blue Dog", "The Woman Arriving at Six O'Clock", "Someone Messed Up These Roses", "Navo, the Black Man Who Let the Angels Wait", "Someone Came from the Rain", "Isabel's Monologue While Watching the Rain in Macondo" and other 14 classics. These stories tell about characters and realities that have stopped along with stopped time. It includes the author's recollection of his hometown and the reproduction of his childhood experiences, as well as his exploration of themes such as loneliness, death, absurdity, and eternity.

"Watching the Lighthouse" is one of the representative works of contemporary British writer Janet Winterson. The heroine Yin'er in this book is an orphan with no fixed place and was adopted by the blind man Puyou. Puyo is the lighthouse keeper of Las Point, his whereabouts are mysterious, and he tells Yin'er many travel stories across time and space. The stories revolve around Bobby Duck, a nineteenth-century clergyman who lived a life half light and half dark. In Yin'er's view, Dak's story is a map for her to travel through darkness, intertwined with her own story, and ultimately leads to love, creating a touching love story. This book uses poetic language and storytelling techniques to create a modern fable. This book was named "The Best Foreign Novel of the Year in the 21st Century" in 2004.

Mérimée's short stories and short stories are not many in number, less than twenty in total, but they have distinctive characteristics from ideological content to artistic style. Mérimée entered the literary world with "Clara Gasul's Drama Collection" and is good at writing short and medium-length novels. "Colomba", "Carmen", "The Blue Room", etc. Are all famous works. From the perspective of Mérimée's preference for exotic colors in his choice of subject matter, he belongs to the Romantic school, and from the perspective of his simple writing style, he belongs to the Classical school. This book selects 9 artistic masterpieces such as "Carmen", "Colomba", "Matteo Falconer" and "Tamango", which basically embodies the writing style and artistic characteristics of Mérimée's short stories and short stories.

This book is the first collection of novels by Malaysian Chinese female writer He Shufang, which brings together eleven excellent works. It is called by Huang Jinshu as "the sophistication and maturity shown by the classic Malaysian short stories". It also uses an extremely delicate and graphic psychological style that transcends national borders and geographical differences and touches on the pain points and inner feelings that each of us share as human beings that have never been illuminated or acknowledged, but are by no means unimportant. In these novels, there are often ghosts with no male or female appearance, returning on trains in the haze. I thought the journey was over, but suddenly it started again. Escape somewhere and want to find a new self. But I found that this is a never-ending process, always shaking. As if travelers across multiple oceans of time have sent us letters from the other side of the border of memory, they are written in a language that is both dreamy and authentic. And trying to answer a question - if the whole world is a foreign land, where would we call home?

"Dog Years" is a unique and cruel coming-of-age novel. This book describes the protagonists' twin dogs and puppies, as well as their classmates and others, the twists and turns of fate, hunger and suffering, sad love, and hopeless life or death. However, it is still full of human warmth and justice. It is a truly enjoyable and touching work.

"Asia Weekly" Top Ten Best Books, the first novel by Malaysian Chinese female writer He Shufang! Between the star chain of equatorial islands and towns, the fifty years that women have walked through are dark and dim, and their memories are dim. On May 13, 1969, a sudden disaster changed the lives of Guiying's family, as well as her friends and neighbors who rented in Sardine House. He Shufang, a Malaysian Chinese female writer who was born in 1970, intervened in the historical events that occurred a year before her birth in the form of a novel. Write about the lives of the heroines on the day when the incident occurred and in the delayed years that followed. From the late 1960s to the 2010s, they experienced dark memories, traveled south and north, accepted the fate of being together and separated, and survived tenaciously. As if forced into a never-ending wandering, he gradually ages, is born, and changes in the rubber forests, mines, lakes, and urban landscapes. Slow healing across isolation and broken lives.

"Thomas Wolfe Series (set of 2 volumes) (Returning to Nowhere + God's Loneliness)" collects most of Thomas Wolfe's short and medium stories, including hometown, land, bright sunshine, quiet towns, tragic battles, lively circuses, lonely children, mothers falling into memories, the mystery of ancient cities... The content is broad, the style is delicate and fresh, and it details and vividly depicts the history and life of people in the depths of the wilderness, as well as the fiery emotions of a wanderer returning home. His short stories still retain a unique writing technique, and the language reveals a kind of innocence and vitality, sometimes like lyrical poems, sometimes like crazy ravings.

The collection of works of the first Russian writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature reveals Bunin's superb literary skills and beautiful writing style; literary works that integrate Eastern and Western philosophy to explore the harmonious way of the true meaning of life; he highly respects the promotion of human nature and the value of life, and uses his artistic talent to create a typical Russian character in literary prose, which has played an indelible influence and important role in the inheritance and development of Russian literature. Ivan Alexeevich Bunin (1870-1953) is a world-recognized language master. His creations are mainly short and medium-sized novels with a wide range of themes, concise language, delicate characterization, and meaningful and beautiful descriptions of nature. They occupy an extremely important position in the history of Russian literature. In 1933, Bunin became the first Russian writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature for his "rigorous artistic talent that created a typical Russian character in literary prose." This book contains a total of 21 short and medium-length works by Buning, including famous works such as "Mi Jia's Love" and "Dark Forest Path", which comprehensively displays the writer's creative path and ideological changes throughout his life. Bunin's works inherit the rich Russian literary tradition, and at the same time absorb the ideas of Eastern philosophy. They reflect the writer's thinking about ancient culture and the value of life, and are full of yearning and pursuit for the true meaning of harmonious, reasonable and beautiful life.

"Almonica Delpolica", the instrument named after the devil can play the sound of nature. According to legend, because its sound was so immoral, God was angry and punished the designer. Dr. Daniel's anatomy classroom lost its former hustle and bustle. Ben, Clarence and Abel joined the blind judge Fielding and founded a newspaper to report on crimes. A bizarre commission came to the door, drawing everyone's attention to an abandoned mine on the outskirts of Oxford. Someone witnessed a corpse floating in the air, with mysterious words written on its chest: "Son of Bethlehem, wake up!" Is this a miracle, or is it deliberate by the murderer? Fielding launched an investigation despite many obstacles. Mysterious musical instruments, strange legends, even Edward and Nigel, who had already run away, were involved in bizarre cases...

This book is Maeterlinck's masterpiece. It is an excellent lyrical fairy tale comedy. In addition to the characters that appear in the play, there are many ghosts, gods and symbolic images. Maeterlinck emphasized the subjective, ideal and metaphysical speculation through the process and results of the characters' search for the bluebird: There is a lot of happiness in the world, more than you can imagine, but most people turn a blind eye. We should seek in all wonders. All misfortunes, all disasters, all horrors, and all catastrophes will not scare us. We should move forward bravely to reveal "all the mysteries that cause life to suffer disasters." His works are characterized by philosophical thoughts, rich imagination and poetic imagery. His fairy tales not only give people a broad and beautiful fantasy, but also allow people to enjoy the beauty to their heart's content.

Qiu Dongping (1910.5.16-1941.7.28), A modern writer, formerly known as Qiu Tanyue, nicknamed Xizhen, was born in Haifeng, Guangdong. His works have the realistic style of the July writers, full of the power of looking directly at the suffering of life and the human soul.

Beauty is healing, Purple Picture Aesthetic Literature Series. "Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair": All love has the right to express, and when you have something to say to the person you love deeply, Neruda's poems will naturally find accurate and beautiful language for you. "I Walked into the Quiet Blue Day": In order to treat his depression, Nobel Prize winner Hermann Hesse left Germany and lived in seclusion in a beautiful mountain village in Ticino, Switzerland. He observed and experienced nature and created a collection of 38 essays and poems. This book contains a selection of illustrations created by him at the same time. Hesse took contemplation of the beauty of nature as a practice of self-healing in Ticino, which became a model for young people around the world to practice, and this work also became a guiding text for self-healing.

The content of this book includes wolf, female goat and kid, little mouse, little rooster and cat, picky heron, little rabbit, weasel and cat, mouse and oyster, gardener and bear, two pigeons, monkey and cat, man and snake, little mouse and owl, old cat and little mouse, etc.

In an idyllic hamlet, the community's only pond is polluted by garbage dumping. Lemuel Sears' paradise is facing the threat of modern civilization at the end of the 20th century. Cheever traces responses to the issue while describing the dilemmas of modern life: men struggling with their sexual orientation, housewives who have lost their children, women unable to cope with windfalls, dedicated donations only to be corrupted...

Known for documenting the beautiful but harsh Far North of Alaska, Michio Hoshino is not only an ecological photographer but also a travel writer. "Traveling Wood" selects 33 essays written by Michio Hoshino from 1993 to 1995. Published at the beginning of the author's fame, they are 33 travel notes, 33 stories, and 33 encounters. For the author, he always wants to know what kind of map the people he meets on the road will draw in his future life. Through traveling, I found the answer, recorded it quietly and meaningfully, and wrote it into a book, which is a "happiness report". Michio Hoshino's writing has the unique tenderness of a person who "farewells to a certain life". This book allows us to see many scenery side by side with him.

The healing masterpiece of Japanese literary queen Banana Yoshimoto, illustrated by the famous Japanese illustrator Mai Ono. Xiao Qian was abandoned at the beach when she was a baby, wrapped in layers of wakame. The Odaira family picked her up and she became a member of the Odaira family. His grandfather founded a family hotel, and Xiaoqian was deeply influenced by his grandfather who had magical luck since he was a child. After his grandfather passed away, Xiaoqian took over to help manage the hotel business. In a small village with beautiful scenery, the family is warm and happy, and there are often incredible magical moments. Xiao Qian lives an ordinary and contented life. One day, his parents were involved in a traffic accident. It was not a big problem at first, but from that day on, the family began to be trapped by nightmares from time to time. Some pebbles appeared inexplicably in front of the entrance, and strange things happened one after another... In a small village protected by a sacred hill, what kind of "happy magic" does the protagonist Xiaoqian, who was once an outcast, master? Banana's new work depicts the light of hope living in this beautiful world. Yoshimoto Banana self-evaluated this work as "an unforgettable work in my life. Although it is short, it is of profound significance. I hope this novel can become a beam of light that will forever illuminate the darkness."

Thirty-five-year-old Nora Hinds decided to die. She lost her job, messed up her intimate relationships, her pet cat died, her dreams became a joke, her relatives and close friends also left her... After experiencing a series of blows, Nora suddenly discovered that she had unknowingly led a terrible life. Already deeply depressed, she was finally overwhelmed by regret and despair and decided to end her life. At the critical point between life and death, Nora came to a mysterious library. Each book here represents a possibility of Nora's life, and Nora's journey of life redemption begins here. What kind of adventures and insights will Nora, who wants to die, have in the midnight library? Can she find a reason to believe in life again and continue to live here? Let's follow Nora on this magical journey of healing. In the cycle of time and space between life and death, re-experience the true meaning of love and happiness.

"On Criticism" is Pope's first important work. It is a long poem written in heroic couplet. The poem provides valuable suggestions for literary criticism and creation, represents Pope's literary philosophy, and is still helpful to current literature lovers. "On Criticism" has the author's usual wit and wit, and many of its famous sentences have become English idioms.