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"War and Peace" centers on the Patriotic War of 1812 and reflects major historical events from 1805 to 1820. Taking the experiences of the four nobles Balkans, Bezukhov, Rostov and Kuragin as the main line, it connects numerous events and characters in the alternate description of war and peace, forming a magnificent encyclopedia-style epic.

The only full-length novel "Bright Night": I think of the unknown women who once lent me their shoulders. Someone must have lent their shoulders to them. The pioneering short story collection "The Harmless Person to Me": Are you that person who thinks you are kind and harmless, but is actually indifferent and cruel? "People Who Harm Me" contains eight works. The much-anticipated latest short story collection "Even with the Weakest Light": Some people only accompany me for a part of the journey, but their light shines with them for the rest of their lives. "Even with the Weakest Light" is Cui Enrong's latest collection of novels, including a total of seven works. The work focuses on the intense, long-lasting and complex relationships between women. The women in the story fight against similar fates and become each other's support. They firmly carry out mutual rescue and support in many cages that want to oppress and imprison them.

Everything that seems to have passed away has never left. This book is a warm, healing and touching fantasy novel. In order to adjust her mood and concentrate on writing, Jasmine, who had just lost her love, chose to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city and move to a long-historic Annes Yule cottage. An additional condition for renting a cabin is that the mysterious "aboriginal person" who must take care of the cabin, a black cat named "Paling". Accompanied by the black cat, Jessamine gradually uncovered the secret hidden behind the cabin - a touching story about love, friendship, people and cats that lasted for five hundred years. In order to protect the hut and Parling, Jasmine is determined to devote herself to it, but who will protect her own happiness?

An important work by the Russian literary giant Tolstoy in his later years. The novel tells the story of a highly respected court official who originally lived an ordinary life. Suddenly he learned that he was seriously ill and was about to die, so he began to think about life and life. The novel uses line drawing to meticulously express all the mental activities of human beings when facing death, to think deeply about the issue of death, and to inspire everyone to think about the meaning of life and the true meaning of life.

"War and Peace" is an immortal masterpiece in the history of world literature, ranking first among the "Top Ten Masterpieces in the World", with a total of four volumes. Focusing on Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812, the writer describes the heroic scenes of the Russian people rising up to fight against the invaders, while also exploring the historical destiny of the aristocracy. The novel revolves around the lives of four aristocratic families including Bolkonsky, and uses the fate of the main members of the four families as the plot clue throughout. It depicts Russian social fashion and shows a broad picture of life.

"Home" is the second part of the Gilead trilogy. It uses Ames' old friends the Boughton family as clues to reproduce the family story of the old pastor Boughton and his two sons and daughters, who are lonely but comfort each other. Thirty-eight-year-old Glory returned to his hometown of Gilead due to a failed engagement. While taking care of his elderly father, he also took care of the declining home. Soon, his brother Jack, who had not heard from him for twenty years, unexpectedly returned home. Jack had once cast a shadow of scandal on the entire family because of his naughty and dissolute behavior, but the old Boughton never gave up waiting and forgiving the prodigal son in twenty years. The three people are under the same roof, enjoying the belated family affection, but the past full of sadness and regret is gradually swallowing them up. Unable to shake off the exhaustion of his soul, Jack bid farewell to his unbearable home, leaving Glory alone to wait. Until one day, the man Jack had been waiting for stepped onto the land of Gilead...

Maslova was originally the illegitimate daughter of a serf. She was innocent, kind, and sincerely fell in love with Nekhlyudov. But this corrupt aristocratic young master seduced her, abandoned her, and plunged her into all kinds of misery, eventually becoming a prostitute. The life of a prostitute had severely damaged her body and mind, and she no longer believed in any good. So I smoked and drank desperately to anesthetize myself. Once he was falsely accused of murder and was imprisoned. He was sentenced to four years of hard labor by a foolish judge and exiled to Siberia. During Maslova's trial, Nekhlyudov happened to be a juror. When he recognized her, his conscience was condemned, and he wanted to atone for his past sins by saving her, and prepared to marry her. With Nekhlyudov's sincere repentance and care, Maslova eliminated her past grudges, gradually restored her past love, and reawakened the virtues buried deep in her heart. She voluntarily quit smoking and drinking, and refused to marry Nekhlyudov in order not to damage his reputation. Instead, she married Simons, another prisoner she loved, and thus moved toward "rebirth."

Famous Translations: The most classic Chinese translations of classic Western masterpieces. "Anna Karenina" (translation classic) uses two clues: the tragedy of the noble woman Anna's failure in pursuing love, and the reform and exploration of the manor owner Levin in the face of crisis in the countryside. It depicts a vast and colorful picture of Russia from Moscow to the provincial countryside during the transition between the old and the new. The story takes place in St. Petersburg in the 19th century. The heroine Anna meets the young officer Vronsky during a trip and falls in love. After the incident is discovered by her husband Karenin, Anna's request for divorce is rejected and she is threatened that she will never see her beloved son again. Anna then eloped with Vronsky and lived a short and happy life, but the indifference and boredom after passion caused the final blow to her unfortunate fate.

"Selected Novels and Novels of Tolstoy" is a selection of Tolstoy's short stories and short stories co-translated by the famous translators Xiao Qian and Wen Jieruo. It includes "God knows the truth, but is not eager to reveal it", "Prisoners of the Caucasus", "What Do People Live on" and "A Spark Can There are 23 works including "Catch a Prairie Fire", each story is about punishing evil and promoting good. Written by the famous translators Xiao Qian and Wen Jieruo, the artistic conception is charming, the plot is rich, the characters have outstanding personalities, and the human nature shown is in all kinds of ways. It is worthy of being a famous work translated by a famous translator.

In 1920, as a war correspondent, Babel followed the First Cavalry Army of the Soviet Red Army commanded by Budyonny in its attack on Poland. The war lasted three months. Babel witnessed the last large-scale and unprecedentedly brutal cavalry battle in European history and in human history. From 1923 to 1924, he successively wrote more than 30 short and concise articles based on this campaign, including battlefield sketches and military stories. This is "Cavalry Army". This song was the swan song of the Soviet-Polish War that shocked the world and was a best-seller in Europe and the United States. It is not only a record of civilization and violence, conquest and resistance by a Jewish scholar with glasses, but also a biography of a domineering, heroic, and rugged Cossack cavalry soldier.

The second part of "Cao Ying's Translation of Leo Tolstoy's Complete Novellas and Short Stories" - "Memories of the Caucasus" takes the title of one of the works as its title and includes four of the author's Caucasus-themed works, from "Memories of the Caucasus: A Demoted Officer" in 1856 to "Haji Murat" in 1896, and in between there are "Cossacks: A Story from the Caucasus in 1852" and "Captives of the Caucasus". These previous works were basically published in collections and scattered in various volumes. This volume, with the Caucasus as the theme, clearly demonstrates Tolstoy's continuous thinking on the Caucasus issue for forty years. The writer's humanitarian thoughts also show consistency and development.

"Education of Love" adopts the form of a diary, using children's tone and writing to record various touching stories that happened around the fourth-grade primary school student Enrico. It reflects the poor life and simple and friendly character of the middle and lower class people in Italy, and advocates the spirit of patriotism, kindness, bravery, generosity, selflessness and fraternity. Every chapter and section of the book expresses "love" vividly, ranging from the personal love for the country, society, and nation to the small personal love for parents, teachers, and friends. Everywhere is gripping and touching. Although it is a book mainly written for students, it is also a very helpful educational classic for parents and teachers.

This book is a collection of essays written by the Japanese calligrapher, ceramicist, cook and food writer Kitaoji Rashanto (1883-1959). It focuses on the articles he wrote over the years about food. Lushan people not only know how to eat and are good at cooking, but also have a high degree of aesthetic appreciation. His famous saying is:

"Life is a never-ending adventure." A new masterpiece from the Booker Prize winner and author of "Girls, Women and Others"! A powerful statement that breaks through the obstacles of race, class, gender, etc., Fights against the mainstream, and never gives up. An affectionate confession of the bottom black women, an ode to courage and rebellion. In 2019, Bernadine Evaristo won the Booker Prize, becoming the first black woman to win the award in fifty years. This year, she is 60 years old. He has been engaged in creation for forty years. "To You: A Manifesto" is a boldly personal account of this journey. From a childhood when she was racially profiled by neighbors, priests and even white family members, to a youth who painted the entire room blood red, stuffed her luggage into garbage bags, and constantly moved between temporary accommodations, from a poet who relied on odd jobs to make a living without publishing any works, to founding the first British black female theater troupe, becoming a writer, theater producer, and activist... She has been resisting mainstream society and making writing her top priority. In the end, she built a room of her own. By looking back on the experience of resistance as a mulatto and as a lower-class female, the author explores issues such as race, class, gender, and aging from a very powerful perspective. The book contains both writing about life and writing experiences, as well as observations on class, racism and sexism. In short, this is both a wonderful memoir and an epic written for women, especially marginalized groups and ethnic minorities. It is an ode to courage and determination, full of resistance, wildness, creativity and adventure, which not only gives us strength, but also gives us a wake-up call.

Nekhludoff met Maslova, the adopted daughter of a relative, and they fell in love with each other, but he seduced her and abandoned her. After Maslova became pregnant, she was kicked out and became a prostitute. Later, she was involved in a murder case. In the court jury, there happened to be Nekhludoff. He fell into guilt and ran around for her in order to atone for his sins. In the process, the two dusty souls gradually awakened and moved towards resurrection.

"Anna Karenina" is Tolstoy's second landmark novel, written from 1873 to 1877. Anna is a high-society lady, young and beautiful, pursuing individual liberation and freedom of love, while her husband is a "bureaucratic machine" with an indifferent temperament. Once at the station, Anna met the young officer Vronsky. The latter was attracted by her beauty and pursued her desperately. In the end, Anna fell in love and decided to leave her husband and live with Vronsky. But the longing for her son and the pressure from the surrounding environment made her fall into pain and uneasiness, and she gradually discovered that Vronsky was not a dedicated and ideal figure. After losing her son and her last spiritual support, Vronsky, in despair, she chose to commit suicide by lying on the train. The novel exposes the ugliness and hypocrisy of the Russian upper class in the 1860s and 1970s. It also expresses the author's complex moral exploration and ideological exploration during a period of social transformation.

The New York Times Book Review, NPR, The Guardian, and Publishers Weekly ranked among the top ten works of the year, and was a finalist for the 2016 New York Public Library Helen Bernstein Outstanding Journalism Book Award. The film of the same name was nominated for Best Film at the Berlin International Film Festival and won the European Film Award for Best Cinematography. On July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik detonated a car bomb outside the Prime Minister's Office in central Oslo, Norway, and then went to the nearby Utøya Island to shoot wildly. Most of the victims were participants in the Norwegian Labor Party's youth camp. "One of Us" narrates the entire process of the Utøya shooting incident in Norway in a delicate way. Through the life trajectories of three young people, it tells the story of this horrific day and its aftermath. How could Breivik single-handedly commit this crime that shocked the whole of Europe? How would a country known for its peace and prosperity respond to the reality of such a massive attack? In the face of huge harm and trauma, how can survivors maintain their faith in civilization? This book is the first time Osna Seerstad, a well-known Norwegian war correspondent, has turned her attention to her own country. Through the intertwined narrative of multiple perspectives, it restores and traces the process of this appalling incident. It also raises a powerful question on how a high-welfare country should deal with the increasing violence in the country. The author's writing style is calm and objective, and with a delicate writing style that is different from ordinary non-fiction works, he truly records one of the most painful tragedies of our time.

"Goethe's Conversations" is a summary of Goethe's most mature thoughts and practical experiences in his later years, compiled and organized by Ekman. It involves philosophy, aesthetics, literary theory, creative practice, daily life and attitude towards life. It is a "treasury of Goethe's thoughts and wisdom"; it was once praised by the critical Nietzsche as the most important prose written in German. It is a world literary classic that appreciates the words of wise men and approaches the world-famous literary master Goethe. In short, Ekman's "Goethe's Conversations" is indeed a treasure trove that can help us understand Goethe more comprehensively and discover another Goethe.

"Resurrection" was written by Leo Tolstoy over a period of 10 years. The noble young man Nekhlyudov seduced the serf girl Katyusha Maslova and then abandoned her. Seven years later, Maslova, who had become a prostitute, was falsely accused of murder and thrown into prison. In the court, Nekhlyudov, as a juror, discovered that the criminal on trial was Maslova, and was deeply condemned by his conscience. He ran to avenge her and asked to marry her to atone for his sins. After the appeal failed, he was exiled to Siberia with Maslova. His actions touched her and made her fall in love with him again. But in the end Maslova rejected him and married a revolutionary.

Andersen's fairy tales were not only written by H. C. Andersen for children, but also suitable for adults to read, making subsequent children's literature unusually rich and colorful in terms of subject matter, creative methods, and expression techniques. The translator of "Selected Fairy Tales of Andersen (Illustrated Edition, Full Translation)" is the famous writer and translator Ye Junjian. He was the first person in our country to systematically introduce Andersen's fairy tales directly from Danish to China. He is the only one among the many translators of Andersen's fairy tales in the world who, like Andersen, has received the Danish Flag Medal. This book was compiled by him based on the principles of diversity in style and story content, a balance between long and short stories, and compatibility between reality and fantasy.

"Letter from the Morgan Family" is a letter from John Pierpont, the founder of the Morgan family, an American wealth tycoon. Morgan's letter to his son, John Pierpont Jr., Is a private letter between father and son to exchange feelings and work. These letters are the treasures of the Morgan family. The letters "revealed the secrets of Morgan's power and wealth..."

"Classic Readers of Chinese Classics: Yan Zi Chun Qiu" embodies the concept of the family book collection plan in the compilation, and is published in batches according to market demand. The recommended books follow the extension from "basics" to "expansion", embodying the concept of in-depth levels and showing the levels of family book collections. The content follows the classics and is authoritative by inviting domestic experts in the field of ancient literature, history and philosophy; the format pursues modernity and adopts two-color printing; it fully responds to the concept of "classic book collection".

This book contains 11 representative essays and novels by Kanoko Okamoto. In essays such as "Law for the Promotion of Loving Family", "Written to Ippei" and "Written to My Son in Paris", we see how Okamoto Kanoko looks back on her relatives and her own life. The heroines in his novels have distinct and different personalities: in "The Fifty-Three Times on the Road to the East", a woman who married and had children according to fate, and had an ordinary but smooth life; in "Her Morning", a mother who deeply loves her son who is far away in Paris with her husband. In "The House Spirit", the chuunin follows fate and imagines who will be his slutty husband and who will be the boss lady of the man who comforts him with his life; in "Lisette the Whore", the prostitute uses her hard-earned money to support a man who she loves and hates and who does not do her job properly. Each heroine seems to reflect a part of Okamoto Kanoko, and the author projects herself into the fictional characters. The whole book includes "The Method of Promoting Love of Family", "Okamoto Ippei's Theory", "Letter to Ippei", "Written to the Son in Paris", "Her Morning", "Exotic Food Notes", "Fifty-Three Times on the Tokaido Road", "Family Spirit", "Buying Tofu", "Lisette the Prostitute" and "Carp".

"The Oxford General Reader: Roland Barthes" was originally written for the Modern Masters series launched by Fontana Press and published shortly after Barthes' death. It analyzes his achievements and charts his multiple identities, and is aimed at those who find Barthes useful, interesting, and creative. Barthes's work covers such a wide range of ground - and so does his mood and style - that there is something for everyone in Barthes, but the key question is where Barthes takes us and what impact his charisma has. In this new version, I have made only minor changes to the main text, partly because most of my views on Barthes still hold true, and partly because too much intervention might create an uneven text in which the two voices of my young self and my middle-aged self are at odds with each other. In addition to a little elaboration, I have added new research and bibliography, but most importantly, I have added a final chapter describing Barthes's changing status after his death and offering my own views on his value in today's times.

"Myth" can be said to be an "Avengers" composed of Greek gods. In these stories: Zeus and Prometheus are good friends; Hermes is a ghost with countless bad ideas; Athena is a good god with both beauty and wisdom; Phaethon is a A boy with low self-esteem who was ostracized; Hera is a jealous queen who is in a high position but has always made it her mission to defeat the "mistress"; it can be said that Greek mythology is a huge treasure house, and Stephen Fry is a humorous guide to the treasure house, leading us to see how charming and interesting it is.

The final chapter of the "Auschwitz Trilogy", a great work about the Holocaust. It is a cruel and profound reflection on the living conditions and moral dilemmas of human beings in extreme situations. When "The Drowned and the Saved" was first published in 1984, it had been more than forty years since the Holocaust. Physical evidence had been destroyed, and memories had been blurred. Some people deliberately avoided it, while others refused to admit it. Levi's purpose in writing this book was to remember and bear witness to this history, so that humans would avoid repeating the same mistakes. In this book, Levi analyzes with great sobriety some of the key issues surrounding the concentration camps and their aftermath: the deceptive nature of human memory, the Nazis' methods of destroying the will of prisoners, the special language of concentration camps, and the nature of violence. At the same time, with the sense of shame and guilt of a survivor, he always has doubts about the absolute distinction between good and evil, righteousness and evil, harm and victimization. He reflects on the gray areas of morality and the flaws of human nature, and strives to present the intricate truth and facts in that environment. The "Levi Works" series also includes "The Wrench", "Other People's Trade", "This Is Auschwitz: Evidence 1945-1986", "The Uncertain Moment: Selected Poems of Levi", "Truce" and "If Not Now, When?" "Moments of Reprieve", "Voices of Memory: Interviews with Levi 1961-1987", "I Talking to You: Conversations between Levi and Tessio", etc.

Turgenev's lyrical style is unprecedented and unprecedented. He can always add just the right amount of lyricism when telling stories, making the articles full of rich flavor of life and natural beauty. The language of Turgenev's novels is pure and beautiful, and the structure is concise and rigorous. His writing style even influenced the later standardization of the Russian language. Lu Xun recommended Turgenev to Chinese youths more than once, calling him a true master of the Russian language.

The novel tells the story in the first person of Lazarus, a poor child who was born in the Tormes River. He left his mother at the age of 10 and made a living by working as a slave for one master after another. He suffered from the pain of the world at a young age. Lazarus led a blind man and worked as a slave for priests and squires. He suffered from hunger, cold, deception, and beatings, and had to endure painful and humiliating days in order to survive. Life gave Lazarus a lot of hardships, but it also taught him to deal with one master after another with tact. He took ruthless revenge on the old blind man who abused him, ate his master's bread, exposed his master's pretentiousness in a humorous and ridiculing tone, etc. These details in the novel made readers laugh. The language of the novel is humorous, interesting, vivid, concise and fluent, showing the style of various characters from all walks of life in Spanish society in the sixteenth century. As the pioneer work of European picaresque novels, it had a huge influence on the subsequent literature of various European countries. The genre of picaresque novels is also called by critics as "the most representative and popular among the people" in the history of Spanish literature.

"War and Peace" by the great Russian writer Leo Tolstoy is an immortal masterpiece in the history of world literature. The most outstanding artistic achievement of the novel is its majestic, grand and complex structure and strict and orderly layout. Tolstoy used a genius to navigate between war and peace, psychology and society, history and philosophy, marriage and religion, with clear priorities and unique ingenuity. The novel "War and Peace" uses the lives of the four aristocratic families of Kuragin, Rostov, Bolkonsky and Bezukhov as the plot clue, and magnificently reflects the major historical events of Russian society from the early 19th century to the 1920s.

"Resurrection" is a novel written by Tolstoy based on a real case, which took ten years and six revisions. It is a summary of the writer's life exploration and thoughts, and is known as the peak of the development of Russian critical realism. Through Maslova's suffering and Nekhlyudov's appeal process, the novel extensively and profoundly criticizes the corruption and darkness of courts, prisons, and bureaucracies. It exposes the extravagant and luxurious life of the feudal ruling class and the cruelty, stupidity, and inhumanity of reactionary officials. It tears off the hypocrisy of the official church, reflects the bankruptcy of the countryside and the extreme poverty of the farmers, and outlines a social picture of a serfdom Russia that is on the verge of collapse.

"Voices of History" contains the most beautiful and evil speeches in history. Some of these speeches were heroic and inspiring, some were evil and cruel, and some were poignant and heart-warming. Not only can we see the appearances of Socrates, Alexander the Great, Churchill, Hitler and others, but we can also see how they relied on the power of language at critical moments to either capture the truth of the times or tell a big lie, thereby influencing the thinking of the masses and changing the course of history. Like a master storyteller, historian Simon Montefiore recounts these speeches and the stories behind them in gripping style. Massacres on the battlefield, shouts for freedom, foolish delusions, heartbreaking farewells... These stories that have happened all over the world and spanned thousands of years tell us how history has come to this day, and how they can inspire the future.

In Moscow in 1913, Nellie, the wife of printing company owner Frank, suddenly left home and abandoned their three children. Compared with the upcoming big changes, Frank's life fell into chaos in advance: Selwyn, a devout believer in Tolstoy, Culkin, a Russian businessman who raised bear cubs, and Volodya, a student who secretly sneaked into the printing factory with a gun... Frank shuttled among them, trying to properly solve all problems, but always one wave after another. Why exactly did Nellie leave? What caused this series of changes? The mystery continued until early spring came, when all the houses in Moscow opened their windows.

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"Kate's Choice" is the fourth book in the "Hogarth Shakespeare" classic rewriting series. Adapted from Shakespeare's controversial comedy "The Taming of the Shrew" by Ann Taylor. The heroine Kate is the epitome of all ordinary girls in our lives: she has hope for life and yearns for love, but reality always teaches her a lesson called "inevitable compromise." She has character, ideas, and is not pretentious. What should have been waiting for her was this ending: she was expelled from school for contradicting her teacher, and she was not allowed to work in a kindergarten to earn family income despite not liking children. Not only did she have to take care of the housework every day, she also had to endure the supervision and gossip from her relatives and colleagues: "If you don't get married, you will be ruined by love." She was trapped, either temporarily or forever. In this situation, Piotr's appearance is like an execution sentence, and the future becomes no longer in suspense...

"The Mediterranean World and the Roman Empire (Kodansha·Rise and Fall of World History 02)" As a political entity, the ancient Mediterranean world was unified by the Roman Empire. By late antiquity, the Mediterranean world was a world containing many possibilities. The traditional world with different customs before unification was revived again, establishing its own world that existed in ancient times. From ancient times to the present, people have used the decline of the Roman Empire as a mirror to compare their own times. What lessons can our world learn from the decline of such a prosperous civilization?

The book begins with an exploration of familiar imagery from the French Revolution, from Dickens, Baroness O'Shea, and Tolstoy, as well as the legend of "if there's no bread, let them eat cake" and the tricolor flag. Then, through a brief examination of the ancien régime and its collapse, Doyle analyzes how revolutions come about: how they become obsolete and how achievements fail to satisfy ambition. Doyle strives to make readers realize that the French Revolution destroyed long-lasting culture, institutions, and social structures in France and beyond, and that we are still living with the legacy of this revolution today. The final part of the book considers why this revolution caused so much controversy.

Shinichiro Yuki, a rising star in the world of Japanese reasoning, sharply explores modern life from the perspective of Generation Z, deeply describing the traps of the Internet age and the horrors of human psychology. Can you see through the "small inconsistencies" and "big madness" hidden in daily life? "Interviews with the Tragedy": A part-time college student engaged in family tutoring noticed "mutations" in a certain family... "Dating App": A father who was worried that his daughter would fall into a social quagmire could not refuse the encounter on the dating app and began to carry out subversive actions... "Pandora": A couple who suffered from infertility finally welcomed their child. At this time, another daughter who claimed that "I was born through your sperm" suddenly appeared. What cruel truth is hidden in Pandora's box? "Triangle": The threesome were in high spirits at a remote reception. Who would have thought that the "reunion" after a long separation would be full of murderous intent... "Please forward": A primary school student who dreamed of becoming a video blogger and grew up on the island was alienated by the islanders after a certain case occurred...

Because of a robot and an accident, the frustrated Yan Ying magically returned to ancient times and started a new life. But betrayal, censure, and attacks surrounded him with many shadows. He was forced to work hard for life and fight for survival. After unremitting efforts, he finally broke through many obstacles and became a rising star in the chaotic late Han Dynasty...

One day, Seicho Matsumoto's "Sand Container" was screened in the underground theater. The movie showed the scenery of old Japan. I had only been to Atami and Kyoto, but I felt nostalgic. One day, Hana had a dream: I was swimming in the Sumida River, parallel to me, and diagonally above me, my mother was flying. One day, Ah Qiu stopped breathing. In human terms, it is a hundred years old. One day, I lost Hua's wallet. She said not a word, and her steps were serious and hurried. I feel like I have become a very old person. One day, I saw a physical model of Oden, and my emotions surged up like hot water: The world after death must be very lonely. There wasn't such excitement in that world. I want to live in a world full of these things for a while longer! ... The last journey of life between mother, daughter and her beloved cat. Eating three meals a day and traveling with a companion, the peaceful depths of daily life stir up a surge of memories from time to time. Yuriko Takeda is a late-blooming but also a born essayist. With a child-like vivid and intense vision, she describes the sudden and smile-inducing details, the changing scenery of the four seasons, and the people who walk non-stop day by day, wrapped in the premonition of death and the nostalgia for life. Her diary is the branches and leaves of life. It is still breathing when you pick it up.

Jean Baudrillard is a world-renowned postmodern theorist. But in front of interviewers and audiences, he became an excellent speaker, sharing his views on theory, reality, and life with enthusiasm and philosophy. This book contains for the first time 25 interviews covering his entire career, spanning the 40 years from 1968 to 2008. These interviews cover a wide range of topics, including major works such as "Consumer Society", "Lethal Tactics", "On Seduction" and "Simulacra and Simulation", as well as his rich life experiences such as his academic career, journey to the United States, and photography practice, as well as his responses to contemporary topics such as terrorism. In this book, we can not only get a glimpse of the scholar's ideological career, but also have a dialogue with such a sincere and profound old friend. These interviews, scattered in newspapers, magazines and journals around the world, may be the most precious and vivid collection of Baudrillard's thoughts in the world.

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The third part of "Cao Ying's Translation of Leo Tolstoy's Short Stories and Short Stories" - "The Two Hussars", is titled with the main title of one of them, and includes seven of the writer's military-themed works, including the author's autobiographical Sevastopol series "Sevastopol in December", "Sevastopol in May", "Sevastopol in August 1855", as well as the separate "Assault", "Logging", "Two Hussars" and "Singing in the Village". From the passionate praise of the patriotism and romanticism of soldiers in "The Raid" in 1852, to the doubt in "Logging", and finally to the return to the recruiting scene in "The Village Song" in 1909, this new combination helps readers see the writer's almost lifelong thinking about war and peace.

"Three Deaths", the fourth of "Cao Ying's Translation of Leo Tolstoy's Complete Novels and Novels", takes the title of one of them as the title and includes seven of the writer's death-themed works, including "Three Deaths", "Polikushka", "Hostomir: A Horse and Life Experience", "Does a Man Need a Lot of Land", "The Death of Ivan Ilyich", "Crock Alyosha", and "Diary Published After the Death of Elder Fedor Kuzmich". Tolstoy thinks about death from different angles, from the death of nobles to the death of civilians, from the death of animals to the death of plants, from before death to after death. Tolstoy's concern for death is another expression of his concern for life.

1. Welcome to the Shura Field of Life! Do you dare to say out loud that you love money? A realistic novel about money and dreams. 2. Won the Edogawa Ranpo Prize, the Yoshikawa Eiji Prize, and the Naoki Prize. This is another triple crown winner after Keigo Higashino - the work of Jun Ikeido. 3. Authorized Chinese simplified copyright for the first time! Author Jun Ikeido writes a loving preface for the Chinese version! 4. The popular Asian phenomenon-level Japanese drama with a Douban score of 9.2 And nearly 160,000 reviews - the first in the original novel series of "Hansawa Naoki"! Turning to page 1, you think this is a youth coming-of-age novel. Turning to page 40, you will feel that this is a bloody workplace novel. Turning to page 250, you will feel that this is a mystery novel. When you turn to the 300th book, you will feel that this is a set of passionate novels about upgrading and fighting monsters. After reading the first book, you will feel - this is reality! After reading the second book, you will feel - it is so realistic! ! After reading the third book, you will feel - this is me, always being abused and never giving up! After reading the fourth book, you will find that this is actually - life...

This book is an indispensable classic document for studying the origin and birth of Gandhi's non-violent resistance movement. It details Gandhi's arduous struggle for political rights for Indian expatriates in South Africa for twenty-one years. It shows the formation of Gandhi's doctrine of non-violent resistance and the birth and practice of Gandhi's non-violent resistance movement. It laid the foundation and accumulated experience for him to carry out large-scale non-violent resistance movements in India in the future.

Myth is a product of human childhood and has eternal charm. Greek mythology has been around for a long time because of its relatively complete system and unique literary charm. Greek mythology and Bible mythology have had a comprehensive and profound impact on the religion, philosophy, thought, customs, natural science, literature and art of the entire West and even mankind. When you come into contact with Western culture, you are bound to encounter allusions from Greek mythology. Almost every important classic Western literary work involves characters and plots from Greek mythology, and some are even directly based on Greek mythology. Today, although we do not have to "call everything Greek", a systematic understanding of Greek mythology is necessary for every modern person.

This is a translated novel. Jonathan came to a remote mountain castle to move property for Count Dracula, but was kidnapped. The vampire count came to London and revived the dark forces. A fierce battle between justice and evil begins. The book was adapted into a Hollywood film of the same name, which has become a classic of genre novels and films in the world.

This wonderful anthology selects about 100 master works in the field of natural literature from the East and the West, focusing on the six major themes of earth, sky, fire, water, surprise, and deep thought, to present the myriad wonders of nature and mankind's endless pursuit and exploration of nature. The collection contains poetry, essays, novel fragments, diaries, letters, as well as articles of more scientific and natural history interest. From the heather bushes on the Yorkshire moors described by Charlotte Bronte, to the changing colors of the sky observed and recorded by Leonardo da Vinci, to the drifting clouds in Matsuo Basho's eyes, this rich collection combines a variety of unique perspectives and perceptions - lyrical, awe-inspiring, praising, and philosophical, revealing that the tradition of nature writing is long-standing and infinitely varied.

"Anna Karenina" is the representative work of Leo Tolstoy, the most famous Russian writer in the 19th century. It was first published in 1877. Through Anna's personal life experience, the work profoundly explains to the society the writer's profound thinking on major issues such as women, marriage, life, life and death.

"Collection of Fables" is Areola's representative work. As the title of the book indicates, it is a collection of short fables that integrates many literary influences and expression techniques. It is a process of simplifying the complex and condensing the essence. The stories in this book are rich in morals, and the diverse expressions hide bitter realities. Different readers may have different understandings of the same story; even the same reader may have different perceptions when reading a story multiple times. Each article tells both the protagonist of the story and the author. Sometimes readers can even see their own reflections in it.