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It started with an ordinary self-driving trip to the Immortal Cave by four young security guards with strong personalities and different temperaments. They were then driven by an incomprehensible mysterious force and embarked on a thrilling, bizarre and dramatic mysterious journey. During this period, there were too many grievances, hatreds, and reincarnations that were constantly cut and confused. This is a unique book that is unconstrained, has so much imagination that it has no friends, and never plays by the rules. For the first time in history, it intelligently combines popular elements such as supernatural, adventure, suspense, science fiction, and black humor, and carefully presents an alternative feast for you to feast on!

This book starts from the perspective of comparative literature and explores the emergence, development, prosperity, climax and decline of Vietnamese classical literature in the 18th and 19th centuries. The works include macro narratives of Vietnamese classical literature, as well as microscopic descriptions of specific masterpieces such as "Hua Jian Zhuan", "Gong Yuan Yin", "Zheng Fu Yin", "Liao Yun Xian", etc. The focus of this book is a multi-faceted examination of the classic work "Jin Yunqiao Biography" written by the Vietnamese great scholar Nguyen Yau. Although the work is based on the original work of a talented young man in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Ruan Yau re-created it in the form of poetry and injected Chinese and Vietnamese language and cultural elements into it, making it a "classic" among Vietnamese classical literary works. For this reason, Nguyen Yau himself was listed as a "World Cultural Celebrity" by UNESCO. Due to historical and cultural reasons, Vietnamese classical literature has more or less connections with Chinese literature and culture. This book also discusses the special cultural relationship between China and Vietnam, from which readers can experience the cultural differences between the two cultures that are "similar in appearance but different in taste".

The history of the relationship between Cham and the Malay world is a new topic. In addition to using documentary materials, the author makes full use of the methods of history, philology, and ethnology to study and live with the Cham people. He combines "dead materials" and "living materials" to study, trying to clarify the history and cultural development of Champa, the relationship between Champa and the Malay world since the 15th century, and the basic situation of cultural exchanges. This book fills the current gap in this research field with the richness of literature and the diversity of literature sources.

China is a country with ancient civilization. In the history of civilization that lasts for thousands of years, Chinese culture has always been among the most advanced in the world. Therefore, it has gradually formed the concept of calling itself the "Celestial Kingdom". However, since the mid-19th century, the course of world history has undergone dramatic changes. European and American countries started with the Industrial Revolution. Modern science and technology were rapidly transformed into productive forces. The emerging bourgeoisie also established a set of political systems and ideologies to safeguard their own interests. European and American countries rapidly developed into capitalist powers. It was against this background that China began its history of learning from the West, and the history of studying abroad also began. This book takes the study abroad in China's modern history as the main line, and outlines the trajectory of studying abroad in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China in concise and popular language.