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When the door of Dartmoor Prison closed behind Channing, the hatred contained in his cold blue eyes would have made anyone, whether his best friend or mortal enemy, shudder. Qian Ning vowed to find the "money printing machine" because it was the leader of the counterfeit banknote group who betrayed him. However, the first "welcome" he received after being released from prison was that the girl he loved deeply, Marnie, had married a handsome, upright Major Freud. Qian Ning originally planned to admit defeat to the lucky man who was selected from the sparrow screen, but unexpectedly he found out that this was a conspiracy to retaliate, so he decided to give it a try and set up his formations one by one. However, a murder case was triggered. The person who should be killed, the person who should be arrested, the person who killed the person, and the person who arrested the person were all lost in the fog. No one knows until the last moment...

The prayers were wrapped in bloody memories and dyed the cross pitch black. Facing Ishihara who killed his daughter, Zongyou, who has been praying for redemption all his life, just wants to push him to hell at this moment. The man who exchanged four lives for a death sentence laughed wildly in court and thanked him, viewing death as a ticket to heaven. When the dawn of the execution ground pierces the fog, the conversation between the priest and the murderer has already crossed the boundary between life and death... Humanity, struggle, destruction, redemption... Approaching the darkness of motiveless murder, do you really have the courage to stare?

The pinnacle of realistic mystery novels! Impeccable logical reasoning and flawless evidence collection; can the most meticulous and perfect alibi be cracked? The famous work of "alibi" master Crofts; the pioneering work of the golden age of detective literature; the incredible murder case. A carefully arranged complex puzzle; a magical journey that challenges logical thinking!

In this collection of short stories, the author uses his consistent prose style and humorous and calm language to explore issues of power, ethics and justice, and explore the core of the meaning of human life together. "Letter from Love" tells the story of a not-too-distant possible future, in some kind of dystopian society, through touching letters between a grandfather and his grandson, awakening their responsibility to their ideals, themselves, and each other. The story of "Ghoul" takes place in the hell-themed part of an underground amusement park. The protagonist - Brian, a lonely and somewhat morally complex man, questions the things he takes for granted in life. In "Mother's Day" two women who love the same man face the dilemma of survival together at the center of a Fargo. In "Elliot Spencer", the 89-year-old protagonist suddenly discovers that his memory has been "cleansed" and he is the victim of a plan to transform all poor and weak people into political protesters... Joy and despair, oppression and resistance, weird fantasies and cruel reality... These nine short stories are like prisms, reflecting the common spiritual dilemma of mankind.

The spicy female reporter Yanagita once dominated the football section of the sports newspaper, but was thrown into the unfamiliar world of badminton by the powerful female editor Ma Qing like a duck on the shelf, where she made trouble. This die-hard fan of the handsome guy who even dreamed of Beckham proposing to her was blind to the top players in the badminton world, Guan Aojun and Luo Chao. She had a deep hatred for the cold Guan Aojun because of the exposure of Winnie the Pooh's underwear. Fortunately, the gentle and considerate Luo Chao came to her rescue from time to time, so she was not blocked by the big star...

Nobel Prize winner Kertesz Imlay's "Thanks to Auschwitz" musings across the ages. "The Boatman's Diary" was published in 1992. It is a diary written by Kertés Imlay, the 2002 Nobel Prize winner for literature, from 1961 to 1991. This diary, which lasted for thirty years, records not daily trivial matters, but daily thoughts. It is a philosophical expression and literary record of his daily, almost paranoid thinking. It is a dialogue between him and Pascal, Goethe, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Kafka, Camus, Beckett, and Bernhard. Like a calm and rational scientist, Kertesz recorded in detail the fragments of thoughts scattered in daily life with objective eyes, frankly explained his literary concepts and attempts, and organically combined life description with artistic expression.

"Youth Ends Here" is a collection of essays in the "Lighthouse Book Series". It selects 29 classic essays by famous writers from nearly 400 issues of "World Literature" magazine since its 65th anniversary. When I was forty, I said to myself: "Youth ends here." On my fiftieth birthday, I said: "It's useless to lie to myself. I'm middle-aged, and I have to agree." When I was sixty, I said: "Now I have to sort out my various things, because I have reached the door of old age and I have to settle an account myself." - Somerset Maugham. My whole life has been a life of long-term struggle, and I must not be laughed at. --George Orwell. The art of writing a letter lies in arousing emotion, in recalling the past, in reliving a day, a moment, or even an instant in the past. --Virginia Woolf.

The content of this book can play a role in exposing snobbery and alerting the world. Snobbery is a very stubborn evil in human society and a major weakness of human nature. William Makepeace Thackeray, a famous British writer in the 19th century, used humorous and pungent language to comprehensively and thoroughly describe the faces of various snobs, which caused a huge sensation in British society at that time. To this day, we can still see all kinds of snobs in various countries and groups.

The works of the first Russian writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, a journey to explore the roots of world literature and culture, are full of harmonious humanistic sentiments. "The Rose of Jericho" is a collection of travel notes and essays written by Buning. In this collection of travel notes and essays, he created many vivid characters, described the harmony and beauty of the natural scenery, and expressed the depth of his psychology in a way that is breathtaking. While traveling around the world, Bunin also actively explored the origins of ancient civilizations and the laws of survival and development of human society. Therefore, "The Rose of Jericho" not only reflects Bunin's extremely high artistic achievements in literature, but also has extremely high social and humanistic value.

This book contains a total of 15 science fiction short stories about "robot\u002Fartificial intelligence" that have been recognized by the international science fiction community in recent years. Includes: A Guide to Working Robots by Veena Jamin Prasad, The Echo Test by Peter Watts, Endless by Saad Z. Hussain, The Rifle Brothers by Daryl Gregory, Damage Mode, Idol by Yukun Liu, Bigger Fish by Sarah Pinskel, Sonny's Union by Peter F. Han Milton, "Dancing with Death" by Zhu Zhongyi, "Exquisite Show" by Alastair Reynolds, "Translation" by Annalie Nevitz, "Sin Eaters" by Ian R. Macleod, "Robot Fairy Tales" by Sophia Samart, "Shading of Deficit" by Susan Palmer, "Glossary of Extremes" by Brooke Boland.

This book consists of 18 suspenseful stories. Each story is independent of each other, but at the same time there is a central character Qiao Bo who connects all the stories. The protagonist of all stories, Qiao Bo, did not give the answer until the end of the story. It's a sudden realization, and the story is cleverly conceived. Scenes of incredible suspense stories take place in their respective worlds. Where is the weird-acting driver taking me? There seems to be a person hiding behind the curtains in the room opposite, and water seems to be flowing out of the roof. Is that really water? The room was pitch dark, and the closet next to me slowly opened... The horror plot in the movie was really happening, and I was already involved in it and couldn't quit. Why do I always hear people crying in the corridor? When the lights are turned off, there is always a rustling sound in the living room...

Aisling never thought that today would be her end. She dressed up, prepared dinner for two, opened the red wine, lit candles, and waited carefully for that person to come to her door. But the next moment, she collapsed by the fireplace, with sunken eye sockets and bent legs, looking like a dead Barbie doll. Conway and her partner Steve were ordered to take over the case. They followed the clues and found many unusual things: Aisling had received a "be careful" message from her best friend Lucy earlier, and Aisling's date that night, Rory, claimed that he had not entered her vagina. House, Aisling seemed to have an ambiguous relationship with another unidentified man at the same time. An unidentified man broke into her house last year. Her past was unbearable... Conway felt that it was not that simple. She seemed to have seen this beautiful girl somewhere. This girl is not as innocent as she seems on the surface, and seems to be wrapped in layers of lies. However, colleagues in the police station keep saying or hinting that they should arrest Aisling's boyfriend and close the case quickly... Is this a trap set by colleagues in the police station, or is there another turbulent undercurrent?

She was a well-known socialite in New York who traveled among men, but she was strangled to death in her home. The murder scene seemed perfect, like a flawless home invasion and murder. Unexpectedly, the investigation turned out to be full of doubts. Everything seemed to be an illusion created to cover up the truth. As a result of in-depth investigation, not only did the case not come to light, but an even more confusing "gang of four suspects" emerged. Who is the murderer? What awaits them is one trap after another and the return of death...

Nanako Doba, who was born and raised in Kinozaki Town and married a high school classmate, was thinking about escaping from her hometown while running a business at a Buddhist altar fittings shop in the local Utopia Shopping Street. Five years ago, due to her husband's job transfer at Hakkai Fisheries, the family came to Nosaki Town to live in a mediocre environment. She always believed that her husband would be transferred soon. Invited by Kengo Miyahara, her boyfriend from art college, ceramic artist Seirei Hoshikawa moved to Kashizaki Town two years ago and lived in "Misaki Castle" where many artists gathered. Three women with completely different life trajectories jointly organized the "Clara's Wings" charity event in the name of love in order to help people in wheelchairs like Jiumei Xiang who have limited mobility. However, when they discovered that these "wings" could bring them tangible benefits and even lead them to fly to the utopia in their hearts, everything became unspeakable. The malice in human nature was like the day of utopia, tempting them to sink into the abyss from which they could not escape...

A new species that completely overturns the history of fantasy! Mainstream fantasy no longer equals "Lord of the Rings" and "Game of Thrones"! The wildness of ancient Africa is finally reborn! "The child is dead, there is nothing else to say." In prison, the tracker, the man with wolf eyes, told a legend. His story was so weird and absurd that no one dared to believe it. The tracker has a good nose and can find anyone by smell, even if that person is at the end of the world or the kingdom of the dead. The Black Panther in human form found him with a suspicious commission - to find a child who had been missing for three years. He found that he had to travel through the dangerous corners of the continent, across the filthy and ominous dark land, and through the nineteen ancient and mysterious gates. What stood in front of him were man-eating and blood-sucking monsters, dangerous and dirty conspirators, and night demons who manipulated and buried everything. The tracker has always despised all orthodoxy and ridiculed all righteousness. The only thing he wanted to do was to find the child and return it to his mother...

The loquat ghost at the foot of Mount Laoshan; the giant turtle in the East China Sea; the Loulan Underground Dynasty in the Western Region; the Six Paths Demon Cave in the Holy Lake... What monster appears in the Corpse-Eating Cave in Kunlun Mountain? What is there in the secret underground base of the Japanese army in Tengchong, Yunnan? Where is the legendary tomb of Genghis Khan? What kind of rare treasures are there? What are water repellent beads? Are there any ancient legends in this world that we have never heard of? ...

A popular candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature, one of the most important writers in the contemporary Spanish literary world, the famous work of Enrique Vila-Matas, the "smiling general"; a journey about "collapse and recovery", in which the boundaries between reality and fiction are blurred to the point of being unrecognizable, and the overall appearance of contemporary avant-garde art emerges vividly on the page; this book originates from the author's real experience. [About the author] Enrique Villa-Matas (1948-) is one of the most important writers in the contemporary Spanish literary world and one of the contenders for the Nobel Prize in Literature. So far, there are more than 40 works and have been translated into more than 30 languages. [Introduction] One morning, an unexpected phone call broke the daily life of a Barcelona writer. In this strange call, a female voice invites the writer to the German city of Kassel to attend the world's avant-garde art event: Documenta. According to the requirements of the curator, the writer needs to become a "writer-in-residence" and stay in a Chinese restaurant on the outskirts of Kassel, chatting and communicating with people every day, and writing in front of everyone's eyes. As time went by, Kassel became more and more like a manor full of wonders in the writer's mind, while he himself was like an idler with nothing to do, a tireless visitor, lingering among various avant-garde art exhibits.

This book is the second book in the End of the Line series. As a link between the past and the next, it not only details the appearance of Christopher, who adheres to traditional morals in the rear troops, but also details his personal emotional struggles and life dilemmas in the context of the First World War. Personal awakening, emotional collision, and the interweaving of fate are all clearly reflected in "The End of the Queue II: No Longer Queue". What is beyond words is a reflection on traditional morality and the old order. This is not only a literary work, but also a picture of the times, which is of great help to us in understanding the world and ourselves. The classic works of the founders of British modernism, Auden, Graham Greene, Julian Barnes, Anthony Gibbs, and Tom Stoppard are highly praised for their excellent works and were selected into the "Top 100 Best English Novels of the 20th Century".

When he realized that the child was also watching him, at that moment, he understood what it meant to be like a father and like a son. Nonomiya Ryōdo, who has lived a smooth sailing life so far, is an elite member of a large construction company. He and his wife Lu have been married for many years and have a very good relationship. Together, they raise their smart and well-behaved son Qingduo. What the three people, who thought their peaceful life would last forever, did not expect was that a phone call from Qingduo Birth Hospital brought this little family to the forefront. Faced with the destined blood relationship and family affection that accompanies them day and night, many proud and fragile hearts waver. The two families stand at the crossroads of life. Minute by minute, the relationship between father and son, accumulated over the years, has long transcended the fetters of blood.

Egypt, a desert realm full of glamor and madness. Travel explorer Bennisi wanted to experience some wonderful exotic customs here and explore the legendary Pharaoh's secret treasure, but he was accidentally tricked into an underground cave and his life hung on a thread. Just when he was trying every means and struggling to survive, he was shocked to find that under the boundless sea of ​​sand, there were buried corpses with bloody bones, plunder by gangs, hatred of tribes, and pursuit by the "Sons of Vengeance"... Can Benisi, who is dealing with all these evil conspiracies, escape and save the innocent souls trapped in the cage?

Charlotte, the protagonist of "Charlotte", is the prototype of Chaplin's classic character, the Tramp. After Charlotte played the silent love drama in "City Lights", she didn't know what new adventure she was pursuing. But one thing I dare to say is that Charlotte's adventure is limited, but his life is infinite. He is a friend not only to modern humanity, but also to future and eternal humanity, since human suffering is endless.

The book "Love from a Shipwreck" is a work commemorating the 25th anniversary of Yiyi's career as a writer. Narrated by his real name Adachi Kantaka, he wrote under the pen names Otoichi, Nakata Eiichi, and Yamashiro Asako respectively. Presenting 11 fantastic novels. After Yiyi's "Love from a Sinking Ship" hit the iceberg of marriage, the ship "home" gradually sank. What is the measure of "love"? Where should the families who once loved each other on the ship go now? "The Man Nailed to the Earth" by Eiichi Nakata. I had accomplished nothing and accidentally obtained a time jumping device, but I could no longer return to the original time and space. I keep jumping to other timelines, looking for the happiest version of myself──then, I want to kill him and replace him! Yamashiro Asako's "People in the Background" I came to the mountains for filming, but strange things happened one after another. The camera captured strange figures, the radio recorded strange sounds... And I never mentioned that there were other more terrifying things...

The original novel of the movie "The Elegance of the Hedgehog" was rated 8.8 On Douban. The story takes place in a high-end apartment at No. 7, Rue de Grenelle, in a high-end area on the Left Bank of Paris where political and business celebrities frequently interact. Paloma was never a peaceful girl. She is very smart, even a genius. Born into a wealthy family, her father is a congressman, and her little eyes have seen through the hypocrisy and emptiness of the adult world. Because he often hides and thinks about existential problems, he is mistaken for a mental disorder by his fussy mother. Facing the absurd outside world, she set a life goal for herself - to commit suicide on her thirteenth birthday and set fire to her parents' mansion. At the same time, Renée, the concierge whom everyone dislikes, has lived an invisible life in this high-end apartment filled with dignitaries and elites for twenty-seven years. Pretending to be stupid, ugly, and vulgar is what she must abide by every day. Behind the scenes, her inner sanctum is filled with Husserlian phenomenology, Freud, and medieval philosophy...

The book "River Night" is the latest collection of short stories by the famous British writer Janet Winterson. It takes the impact of modern technology on human nature and life as the theme. It tells thirteen stories with different themes - family members "resurrected from the dead" through artificial intelligence technology, a science fiction world entered by smart glasses, a room covered in dust, and objects condensed with memories. In these stories, the characters encounter unexpected experiences, but in the end they always have a warm ending. The author combines his own thinking and experience to unfold his wild imagination, which is thrilling and mysterious and also makes people think. As a novelist, Winterson bridges the gap between imagination and reality, exploring the hazy and marginal places in life through adventures. This book is the exclusive copyright of our company. The translator is one of the representative new generation authors and young and middle-aged translators in China. He has rich experience in translating Janet Winterson's works. The translation is beautiful and smooth, and it presents Winterson's strong personal style on an accurate and faithful basis. It is highly readable and has been widely recognized by domestic readers.

"Green Faced Fish" is the first collection of novellas written by Chen Jie Jie, a young writer born in the 1980s. It includes six novels, including "Snakes", "Mothers", "Different Paths", "Abandoned Children", "Yu Sheng" and "Overpass". It tells the living conditions of a group of small people: they each have their own misfortune, struggling in misfortune to find their final destination. Bai Yue was unfortunate because of the snake, his mother was unfortunate because she couldn't love him, his cousin was unfortunate because of his purple face, Liu Xuan was unfortunate because of the scars on his hands, Yu Hansheng and Duan Niqiu were unfortunate because of misunderstanding and hatred, and the four people in "The Bridge" were also unfortunate. These novels describe the different fates of the protagonists. They struggled to start and end in their own way.

Lin Xi's "The Fourth Master Cricket Ju'er Sister Han Shi (Essence) \u002F Lin Xi's Selected Works" contains three works. Among them, "The Fourth Master Cricket" uses the cricket fight in traditional Chinese culture as an introduction to narrate the protagonist's uneven life experience. The protagonist Yu Zhicheng has special feelings for crickets and has an innate spirituality for fighting crickets. He has devoted half his life to crickets, but he finally finds that he just wants to win the breath of being a human being. "Sister Ju'er" takes the author into the Hou family compound where she grew up and tells the story of the tragic childhood of sister Ju'er in the family. These novels are based on stories about women in the 1930s and 1940s, showing the living conditions of all living beings in the city, unearthing the beautiful sentiments in people's hearts, and lashing out at various ugly phenomena in the world. "The Poor Man" is a novel that reflects the poor situation of book sellers in the old era. It can be said that as a unique representative of Jinwei'er novels, the author is good at expressing social beings under the historical background of the 1920s and 1930s. From traffickers and pawns to warlords and princes, the characters have very different statuses, broad vision, and full images. Every story he writes is worthy of readers' in-depth exploration of its connotations.

This book is a collection of Lin Li's short stories, including three wonderful stories. "Jiuxiao Ring Pendant": The important national weapon that has been passed down for thousands of years actually has an extraordinarily tender and legendary side. There are many layers of mythical weapons in the story, and the author slowly unravels it. Finally, the mystery is revealed in the long and rich culture of our country. People can't help but feel that emotions need to be pure in order to be lasting. "I Come to Dance": It describes an interesting incident in the author's childhood, and the words are full of infinite nostalgia for family love. "Mr. Remain": It is a modern urban story. Can you have the best of both worlds in life?

The contents of this book include: making a new decision in the midst of division, leaning against a cold wall, from heaven to hell, the cantabile middle plate, breaking through laziness, etc. At dusk, I enjoyed the caress of the pale and feeble light of the setting sun on my balcony. At this moment I could have sworn I touched my soul, and my sudden ecstasy showed a blue spark in my eyes. Then he came. I don't know, why did I fall in love with him? He quickly took off his coat. His body was like an electrified magnetic field, with desire burning in every pore; he finally stripped me naked with beastly passion.

"Girls" is a collection of short stories by the famous contemporary Russian writer Lyudmila Ulitskaya published in 2002. Set in the Soviet Union after World War II, Ulitskaya writes about the campus and family lives of female students, as well as their delicate sensory and emotional worlds, through six interrelated stories with precise and concise writing. The story shows the secret and uneasy side of adolescence with surging undercurrents, and depicts the strange situation of girls colliding with reality, with mythological associations. They made their first glimpse into the unfamiliar external world, and these original influences will subtly penetrate their future destiny.

The masterpiece of John Owen, the master of novels in the contemporary literary world and the "reincarnation of Dickens". This warm book is as "healing" as the California sunshine. Let us know: We may have nothing, but in the eyes of those who matter, we are the "Prince of Maine" and the "King of New England." The people in this story are all exploring the rules of life and making life choices. A young man, tired of his own life, wanted to see the outside world and pursue a free and meaningful life. Finally, in the cider house, he saw the beauty of the world, as well as the lies, absurdity and even ugliness. He saw the sea he had never seen before, ate lobster he had never eaten before, found a meaningful job, and fell in love with a girl he shouldn't have loved. Until one day, a very important person in his life was gone. He understood the rules of life and suddenly understood the life choices he should make.

A spiritual elegy of self-analysis, a bitter and sincere lonely monologue. Segawa Umatsu, an intellectual young man with a fiery heart but a weak character, was born in the untouchable class at the bottom of society. In an era of strict class divisions, Chou Song concealed his origin in order to escape the prejudice and discrimination of the world. After experiencing the self-sacrifice of relatives, the help and trust of close friends, the words and deeds of teachers, and the perseverance of lovers, faced with the bullying of society, Usomatsu finally made up his mind whether to break through the cage of prejudice... Shimazaki Fujimura's delicate and calm style, true and straightforward description, depicts the dissatisfaction of modern Japanese youth with social prejudice and the awakening of personal consciousness. The protagonist Segawa Umatsu not only expresses the antipathy, dissatisfaction and resistance of modern Japanese youth towards society, but also reflects their weakness. Through the description of the process from observing the precepts to breaking the precepts, it reflects the entanglement between the modern concepts of eliminating class differences and advocating human rights liberation and freedom and equality, and the remaining feudal class consciousness in Japanese society.

The time spans from the late Qing Dynasty to the Anti-Japanese War, and the area spans Guangzhou, Hankou, London and Nanjing. From the revenge of the protagonist Zheng Yinchuan, a young man full of ambition and tragedy, to his sadistic love affair with the heroine Pan Jingning, it depicts the life of modern professional managers in China and shows the ups and downs of business war legends behind their luxurious lives. The grievances and hatreds of two big families, a thrilling revenge story of a prince, a rolling pain and love in the world of mortals... The love between children, the dream of family and country, the past is as vague as smoke.

The writer Mr. Su Tong gave a wonderful speech on the relationship between his life experience and memory, his perception of life and literature.

A brain-burning suspense masterpiece that has sold 3 million copies worldwide! How many seemingly perfect couples are waiting for the opportunity to kill each other. Alicia was 33 years old when she killed her husband. She shot her husband five times in the face and never said a word again. She was admitted to a psychiatric clinic and became a notorious "silent patient". The only thing she left to the outside world was a strange self-portrait. I, Theo, a psychotherapist, was attracted by her story and hoped to help her get out of her silent death through psychotherapy. I was convinced that only she could tell the truth, and only I could make her speak. Even though there is a dark abyss behind Alicia's silence that is far beyond my imagination, tempting me deeper and deeper until there is no escape... When she really starts to tell the truth, do I really have the courage to listen? A brutal murder, a strange Greek myth; a long silence, a fatal psychological treatment!

Although Lawrence's life was short and he was at home all over the world, he had an indissoluble bond with Italy. In his cosmopolitan life, he had a total of three experiences living in Italy: before the outbreak of World War I in the Lake Garda region, after the end of World War I in Sicily, and in Florence in his later years to recuperate. "The Wandering Stranger" witnesses his first encounter with Italy, and also records the author's various experiences and reflections during his travels and stay. "Translation Huacai" is a new book series launched by Shanghai Translation Publishing House. The theme is clear and published in volumes, with five types in each volume, with exquisite covers that match the theme style. It is designed by the new generation of outstanding designer Zhou Weiwei. In terms of content, we make full use of the powerful and widely recognized translation resources of Shanghai Translation Publishing House to extract famous works from them into a volume. The theme of the first volume is "Wandering", including Gide, Hemingway, Lawrence, Nagai Kafeng, Maugham The travel writings of five famous literary figures include Gide's "Abandoning Travel", Hemingway's "Paris Never Ends", Lawrence "The Wandering Stranger", Nagai Kafeng's "Whispers on the Lotus Wind" and Somerset Maugham's "On His Majesty's Representation".

The selected works in this set of beautiful essays are short in length and concise in content. They pay great attention to ideological and literary qualities and are highly readable, artistic and appreciative. Each volume of works is carefully organized and classified according to the corresponding content, and is divided into several chapters in the form of special topics. The structure is rigorous and the form is novel. It is very suitable for readers to read and collect, and it is also very suitable for the display of equipment in libraries at all levels.

This book collects more than 40 prose works by the author, mainly thinking and exploring the spiritual and cultural nodes in real life, involving topics in literature, history, education and emotions, exploring cultural personality, expressing life feelings, and exchanging life wisdom. The article pursues the combination of philosophy and literary talent, with a broad vision and full of emotions. The true temperament and unique understanding can be seen in the narration.

The articles included in this book are: Desert Soul, Big Water, The Round Stones on Mount Wendor Han, Weeping Sand Tuozi, Ancient Horns, Three Souls of the Desert, Sunset in the Desert, Empty Valley, Sand Road, The Wolf Has No Ambition, and An Old Grasshopper.

This winter, I dined with the Song brothers every night in the cold drizzle in Muchuan, and drank tea under the hibiscus tree by the creek in front of our door when the sun was shining. Facing the rolling green mountains, I wrote "A Chronic Illness" and tried to use the time-space machine of "Mourning" to create a visible time-space box, and it succeeded. And I was amazed by the perfection of the way it was expressed. In this race against death, we see more clearly than in "Mourning" every detail of the death process of the tenants, the kiln owner's family, the father, and the men who dug the well, and every detail is fatal, an inevitable death trap that neither oneself nor others can escape. All the details are presented to us at the same time, and each detail is divergent. In my opinion, these deaths themselves are not important, what is important is the way in which they are written.

The pinnacle of Tolstoy's artistic achievements, he outlines a broad picture of Russian social life in the 19th century. A classic translation by the famous Russian-Soviet literary translator Li Gang, interpreted by Wang Anyi. A profound interpretation of Tolstoy's outlook on life and art. Face the darkness and light in the heart, and write about the deep confrontation between good and evil in human nature. This year, Maslova was twenty-six years old and stood trial on charges of murder. Nekhlyudov, the aristocratic young master who once fell in love with her, possessed her, and abandoned her, happened to be one of the jurors in this trial. After many years, Nekhludoff felt deeply guilty when he saw Maslova again, whose life had been changed by his temptation. Deep in his heart, the "spiritual man" gradually defeated the "animal man". Due to the negligence of the judge and jury, Maslova, who was supposed to be innocent, was sentenced to exile. Nekhludoff was determined to avenge her and even married her to redeem his sins.

In the most beautiful years, I meet the best you. In the blooming of hibiscus, crabapple, narcissus, poppy..., In the flow of poetry and classics, in those beauties and ancient legends, the flower of emotion blooms quietly, just like the legends of previous lives. Love is silent and comes back thousands of times; love is silent and joyful. Spring goes and spring comes back, and the years are gone. Many stories have turned into resentments in Tang poems and chants in Song lyrics. After passing through the world, this feeling remains unwavering. I hope the flowers bloom undefeated and that you and I will be together forever.

The masterpiece of Boris Pasternak, winner of the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature. One of the most important great works of Russian-Soviet literature in the 20th century, written by Mayakovsky as "the poet among poets", after "War and Peace", no other work can summarize that period of such vastness and historical significance as "Doctor Zhivago". The thick two-volume "Doctor Zhivago" unfolds for readers a picture of an era as deep and vast as the Russian land: Zhivago, a young surgeon from a family of intellectuals, served in the Tsarist army during World War I. He saw the weakness and incompetence of the Tsarist and the corruption of the old army. His smart mind had a premonition of the maturation of revolutionary forces, and expected that the revolution would bring new life to the country and people, and supported the new regime with positive actions. However, the harsh reality of the civil war and the subsequent implementation of a series of policies by the new regime made this honest and upright old intellectual develop deep doubts and fears about violence and centralization, and he was under tremendous pressure in a forced and systematic double life. Another important thread in the novel is the tortuous love between Zhivago and Lara. What is particularly praised by the world is their short but shining life together and poetry creation in Varejino where they took refuge. Zhivago praised the simple and quiet Russian quality and yearned to live his own life quietly and do meaningful work; but this ideal of life, as well as his difficult and beautiful love with Lara, was ultimately not tolerated by the harsh reality.

Flaubert was a master of French realist literature in the 19th century, and "Madame Bovary" is his famous and representative work. The publication of "Madame Bovary" in the Paris Magazine in 1856 not only marked a turning point in the history of French novels in the nineteenth century, but also influenced the literary genre of novels around the world. The novel describes the tragic life of a wealthy farmer's daughter in mainland France.

In the future, humans will gradually lose their fertility due to nuclear pollution. A small number of men with high-quality sperm are called "stallions" and make a fortune by selling their sperm at high prices; those men whose organs are immature and have lost their fertility are called "manneken-piss." "Manneken Pis" Umaso worked as a doorman in front of the mayor's mansion, but because of his love with the mayor's daughter, he was exiled to work at a nuclear waste station. There, he offended the pampered and willful children nearby and was beaten up, completely losing his sexual organs... After saving his life, Umaso wandered around his home, and "work" became the last spark of hope in his heart. He became a watchdog, guarding something he didn't know what it was...

Huang Xuan recommended: "Paulo Coelho's "Pilgrimage" made me start to pay attention to all the details, characters, and scenery around me, and thus discovered many mysteries." "Pilgrimage" is the prequel to "The Shepherd Boy's Fantasy Journey" and is a true record of Paulo Coelho's three-month, 600-kilometer walk. It is known as the real-life version of "The Shepherd Boy's Fantasy Journey." "Pilgrimage" has been translated into 38 languages ​​and has sold more than 10 million copies worldwide. If "Shepherd Boy" makes us have dreams, "Pilgrimage" leads us to find the path to our dreams and inspires us to move forward, because you are willing to believe that life itself is a miracle, and miracles will come to you.

Nobel and Pulitzer winner Hemingway's largest masterpiece of fiction, it describes the Spanish Civil War in 1937 with the theme of Americans' participation in the Spanish People's Anti-Fascist War. The story tells the story of Robert Jordan, an American young man who teaches Spanish in college and has deep feelings for Spain. He volunteered to join the government forces of the Second Spanish Republic and carried out demolition activities behind enemy lines. In order to cooperate with the counterattack, he was ordered to contact local guerrillas to complete the task of blowing up the bridge. He won the support of Pilar, the wife of Pablo, the guerrilla captain, and other team members, encouraged Pablo, who had lost his fighting spirit, and arranged everyone's specific tasks step by step. In the midst of the raging war, he fell in love with Maria, a little girl taken in by Pilar who had been raped by the enemy, thus smoothing out the trauma in Maria's soul. During these three days, Robert experienced the conflict between love and duty and the test of life and death, and his humanity continued to sublimate. When he was retreating after blowing up the bridge, he was injured in the thigh by the enemy. He stayed alone to carry out an epic blockade against the enemy, and finally gave his young life for the Spanish people.

Alvey Janssen's life was like a mess. His parents and brother were killed in a shipwreck. Misfortunes never come singly. His wife Tuli filed for divorce and took away his three daughters. A year later, Alvey still failed to recover from the blow. He wandered the streets in a daze, anesthetizing himself in alcohol, women and long driving. "Of course I can pretend that I don't feel pain, that's my specialty." But the dull pain brewed more and more intensely in the city center at midnight and in the Mazda at dawn. When the short-term happiness and the long-lasting pain were closely intertwined, he tried to hold on to something, but he could not simply abandon the past and face the future. The bleak life was going to go on, but an unexpected phone call from his ex-wife Tuli dragged Alvi out of the water and forced him to face all the things life had brought to him. As consciousness repeatedly wanders between memories and reality, the pain gradually emerges from the paper, cruel but hard to let go. "I must save myself." But this time, how should he save himself?

Michelle is a loose, entangled and lazy young writer. At the age of thirty, he bought a house with difficulty and renovated it carefully, following the same path as his parents who were extremely contemptuous when he was young. The pressure of huge mortgage loans, unstable income, differences with his family and the departure of his girlfriend all hit Michelle hard, and his life began to become fragmented. A job opportunity as a screenwriter for a documentary brought a turn to Michelle's life. After moving out of her parents' house to live alone, her relationship with her family also eased. At this time, the unexpected appearance of the young and beautiful ballerina Cleo brought vitality to Michelle's life, and everything seemed to be moving in a good direction...

Supernatural + magical realism + Mexican culture + Gothic horror elements. Shortlisted for the 2021 Hugo Award for Best Novel. Selected as 2020 Amazon Fantasy Novel of the Year. In 1950, Mexico City was a place of feasting, revelry, and new trends of the times washing over this ancient continent. A bizarre letter asking for help from her newlywed cousin sends Naomi, a fashionable Mexican girl, to the Doyle mansion in the highlands alone. Once extremely wealthy, Kamikochi is now impoverished, and the majestic Doyle mansion has lost its former glory. The land is barren, the mansion is strange, and the Doyle family is arrogant. Everything makes Naomi feel repelled. However, inside the mansion, bizarre hallucinations, long-standing murders, and confusing family secrets surround Naomi, making her sink deeper and deeper into the fog... Can she find the secret deep in the ancient mansion? Can she find out the truth that has been hidden for many years? Can she save her cousin and herself?

He thinks people of my kind are weak. He thought I was stupid, weak, and unworthy. I come from the bottom of this world. The harsh environment has shaped me. Hatred has sharpened me. Love has made me indestructible. He was wrong. None of these people can survive to the end. Dai Luo is a red species who lives underground on Mars. He and his people work all day long, convinced that they are busy so that humans on Earth can colonize the surface of Mars. However, they were betrayed. Humans had immigrated to Mars many years ago. Cities, streets and parks were spread all over the planet. Dai Luo and all the red people became slaves at the bottom of this world. In order to seek revenge and seek justice, Dai Luo, with the help of a mysterious resistance organization, entered the academy coveted by the top people of color and gold, and embarked on a journey to seek power and power.