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The late Ming Dynasty was an era of bright colors. Transcendence of etiquette and publicity of individuality were the most distinctive characteristics of that era. This world style inevitably affected literary creation, so the collection of short stories in vernacular "Sanyan Erpai" that described the colorful urban life and human emotions was born. "Three words" refers to "Essays to enlighten the world", "Words to warn the world", and "Essential words to awaken the world"; "Erpai" refers to "Surprise at the first moment" and "Surprise at the second moment". "San Yan" and "Er Pai" were compiled at similar times and have similar contents and forms, so later generations often refer to them as "San Yan Er Pai".

Dorothy L. Sayers was a famous British detective novelist, dramatist, theological theorist and translator. In the history of mystery novels, Sayers is a great name: together with Agatha Christie and Josephine Tey, she is known as the "Three Heroines of Mystery"; she is also the only great writer in history to have five works selected into the prestigious list of the top 100 mystery novels in the United Kingdom and the United States. "Nine Tolls of the Bell" tells the story of the kind-hearted Mrs. Sulp who died of illness and was buried under the bell. Soon her husband, Mr. Sulp, also passed away. When people dug up Mrs. Sulp's grave to bury them together, they found the severely damaged body of an unknown man on the coffin. This shocked the people in the whole town and also attracted the famous detective Lord Wimsey who was passing by. Whose body was this? For whom does the bell toll? Sayers unfolds the mystery for us layer by layer.

When we first met, I was sleeping soundly, and the end of my nose felt itchy in my sleep, as if someone was breathing into my cheek. I panicked, reflexively opened my eyes, and jumped up from the chair. I didn't want my foot to slip and fall down badly. However, there was nothing in front of me... At that time, I didn't know that the instigator, a certain man, was suppressing laughter to the point of internal injury. When we met again, there was a "ghost noise" going on at home in the middle of the night, and various fantasy scenes were staged one after another. I was stunned for a long time before I realized what was happening. I screamed and ran out the door. Little did they know, a certain man in the family was watching me helplessly and amusedly, being scared to the point of pissing my pants off. Finally, a certain man opened up a magical fantasy world for me. We didn't fall in love at first sight, but it felt like we'd known each other for centuries. He laughed at my timidity and was so frightened that I enslaved him to be my "exclusive manservant."

"Warm Illustrated Memorial Book of Western Classic Poetry: If We Were Born Not to Cry" selects 66 masterpieces of poetry handed down from generation to generation, including works by many famous foreign literary figures. The selected works are all praised by generations in the history of human poetry, and are filled with the eternal charm of words and the wisdom of traveling through time.

"Memoirs of the Gallic War" is a memoir written by Caesar after he conquered Gaul. It uses a unique creative perspective and superb narrative method to tell the entire process of the eight-year fierce war with the Western European ethnic groups. During the war, the Roman legions commanded by Caesar gained unprecedented combat experience, and their combat effectiveness was astonishingly improved. Only by deeply understanding the Gallic War can we deeply understand why Caesar, who was at a disadvantage economically, politically, and militarily, was able to defeat Pompey, who was in an advantage, in the subsequent Roman Civil War. This war was of great significance and had a far-reaching impact. It profoundly shaped the political and geographical pattern of Europe, changed the development trajectory of many ethnic groups, greatly accelerated the spread of Roman civilization to the north, and the Greek-Roman civilization circle that laid the foundation of European culture took shape.

The central question this book answers is how group decisions fail, and what happens when group decisions fail. In extreme cases, not only the group will go crazy, but the entire country will go crazy. "The Madness of Crowds" tells us that now we should explore the roots of fanaticism. Why did the Islamic State rise? How do religious beliefs shape human behavior? What influences U. S. Policy in the Middle East? What does doomsdayism have to do with the political polarization of American society? Why would a group of people chase a ridiculously overpriced investment from time to time? Why do people prefer stories to data and facts? Why are new concepts such as Bitcoin and the Metaverse making people crazy again? We can all find answers to the above questions that are closely related to our era in this book. Renowned historian and financial theorist William J. Bernstein combines advances in information technology, finance, and neuroscience to shed new light on the mass illusion. Beginning with the conquest of the Jews and ending with the rise of the Islamic State in the Middle East. In between, the book details various financial and religious fanaticisms over 3,000 years of human history, as well as the development of related neuroscience. Bernstein's chronicle of mass madness is as revealing of human nature as it is of historical significance.

In the book "Tutankhamun's Horn", British Egypt archaeologist Toby Wilkinson uses a unique perspective and entry point to look at the tomb and unearthed objects. He did not focus on the familiar process of discovering the tomb, nor did he dwell too much on the short life of the young pharaoh and the political disintegration of Egypt during his reign. Instead, he introduced the dazzling ancient Egyptian culture and its far-reaching influence in detail through the pharaoh's funerary objects. From more than 5,000 funerary objects, he selected 100 artifacts and divided them into 10 groups. According to 10 themes, he comprehensively introduced all aspects of social life such as the natural environment, religious beliefs, royal politics, trade networks, science and technology, and daily life of ancient Egyptian civilization. A gold-decorated chariot shows the advanced technology of Egypt at that time. Bread, fruit baskets and wine jars reflect the fertility of the Nile Valley and the abundance of feasts enjoyed by the local people. Jewelry made from Nubian ebony and Libyan desert glass also illustrate Egypt's active trade and vast diplomatic network. Shaving utensils and chessboards reveal another aspect of people's daily life... Nowadays, the music of Tutankhamun's era, represented by the most touching object in the tomb - Tutankhamen's horn (silver horn), has been wiped out like the man himself, leaving only the echoes of the past, relics of the distant past. Fortunately, through these funerary objects, we can still awaken the world of Tutankhamun and the ancient Egyptian civilization that he represented as a symbol.

Orwell was a great British humanitarian writer, journalist and social critic, and a famous English stylist. "Animal Farm" is one of Orwell's best works. It is a dystopian political allegory that penetrates the heart. A group of animals on the farm successfully carried out a "revolution", driving their exploitative human masters out of the farm and establishing an equal animal society. However, the animal leaders, those smart pigs, eventually usurped the fruits of the revolution and became more authoritarian and totalitarian rulers than their human counterparts. "If one more person watches Orwell, there will be an additional guarantee of freedom," one commentator said.

"A Tale of Three Lions" is one of Haggard's "Alan Quatermain" series of adventure novels. Alan Quartermaine was a member of the team that discovered King Solomon's Treasure. In this novel, he once again goes deep into the African continent and embarks on a thrilling lion hunting trip, and this time he is accompanied by his son Harry... The imagination of Haggard's African novels far exceeds the level of contemporary best-sellers. --Famous British writer Graham Greene

The rolling dust of history, the sighs of emperors throughout the ages. This book uses the latest historical concepts and more comprehensive historical materials to focus on describing the story of the fall of each dynasty. Novel, heavy, sentimental, magnanimous... It will give you a different reading experience, take you into history, and reveal the mysteries, mysteries, rumors and truths of dynasty change!

"Rome Diaries" is the latest collection of essays written in Italian by the famous American novelist and Pulitzer Prize winner Giupa Lahiri. There are twenty-three articles in total, recording her long process of learning to express herself in another language and finding a "new voice." This is not a boring language learning notebook, but a novelist's spiritual revelation that opens up new areas - language, culture, and self-awareness. At a certain moment, the creator feels the need to change his path: this is a crazy impulse, which may mean giving up his original characteristics and symbols as an expresser; this is also a bold leap, and what he gains is richer possibilities in creation and life.

The little leper serves one master after another, and personally experiences all kinds of hardships in the world. He wanders around in a society that does not allow him to live, and struggles to survive. It makes people understand that in the course of a poor and humble life, the little leper exudes a life style of not surrendering to the situation in order to survive. "The Little Leper", with its simple and concise text and brilliant and vivid story, truly reflects the social conditions of medieval Spain, setting a precedent for picaresque novels and becoming the originator of similar works.

[Produced by the original author society "Weiyang"] A legend of a ring, a story of a bunch of bird poop, she is Bai Xiaotong, the Q version of kung fu girl. A stolen ring started an ambiguous relationship with the sunshine boy, and a pile of bird poop on her face started a strange story with a mysterious boy. Two boys with different personalities, they are brothers, but they also become rivals inexplicably...

This book is the representative work of the world-class literary master Leo Tolstoy. The novel takes the nobleman Nekhlyudov as the protagonist. Through a series of plots, it vividly depicts the darkness of courts, prisons and government agencies at that time, as well as the stupidity of officials, the living conditions and complex human nature of people from all walks of life and different identities. It can be said to be a mirror of the great era. This work includes extraordinary and outstanding insights into human nature, meticulous depiction of reality, and soul-stirring redemption of the soul. It is a literary masterpiece that fully embodies Leo Tolstoy's artistic level and ideological depth throughout his life.

Abbas was the founder of Iran's new wave of cinema and a master of poetic cinema. He made 22 films in his life and was unanimously praised by film giants such as Akira Kurosawa and Godard. In 1997, Abbas won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival for "Taste of Cherry". Later, his works such as "Where is My Friend's House", "Lover Under the Olive Tree" and "Gone with the Wind" won international awards. Abbas's movies use the lens to gaze at the ordinary world, and the pure and simple stories give people the simplest touch. The image style is concise and poetic, full of humanistic feelings and philosophical thinking. "The Taste of Cherry" is a precious summary of Abbas's life as a director. It presents Abbas's artistic and life views in detail and profoundly. It is a film meditation with both practical and aesthetic values.

Autumn is deep, and cold wind blows into the small town of Solace. In a house painted dark green, three strangers accidentally bump into each other's world and are involved in each other's joys and sorrows. Their collapsing lives seem destined to intersect in Solace, spanning generations and blood ties. The sky is getting late, the first snowflake is about to fall, and the broken heart is waiting in the dark night, waiting to heal and return home.

"Duology of Fools" is a series of works by the famous American writer Richard Russo. The novel tells the story of the decline of the American Rust Belt and the people at the bottom struggling in the decadence. Through the daily depiction of the small town, the writer keenly captures the life dilemmas, family conflicts, emotional entanglements, fulfillment and evasion of moral obligations of contemporary people. The seemingly simple family love presents complex emotional tension in Russo's writing. "Remer the Fool" is the sequel to "Sully the Fool". The writer reunites us with these lovable characters and lets us continue to listen to him ramble on about the hustle and bustle of the small town. In the past twenty years, Sully has experienced many unexpected good fortunes, but now he does not have the courage to face the heart doctor's diagnosis - he only has one or two years left to live. Sully had to hide this news from the most important people in his life: Ruth, a married woman who had been entangled with him; his unlucky friend Rob; his son and grandson whom he had not seen for many years; Doug Reimer, the current police chief who had just experienced the loss of his wife; Gus Moynihan, the current mayor of North Bath, who had previously worked as an academic; Carl Roebuck, who had spent his life avoiding failure but ended up bankrupt. In "Remo the Fool", former enemies have reached reconciliation, emotional betrayals have been forgiven, and the little people still walk forward with courage, humor and warmth.

Tolstoy's masterpiece novel. Novels from life. A brand new translation of famous names. "Anna Karenina" is the masterpiece of the great Russian writer Tolstoy. It unfolds from two clues that seem to be distinct, but are actually closely connected. One of the clues revolves around Anna's feelings, telling the process of Anna and Vronsky's acquaintance, love, and destruction, as well as the whirlpools this incident stirred up in the surrounding social network; the other clue mainly focuses on the other protagonist Levin, telling his life, story, and his personal thinking in a religious sense. The story covers St. Petersburg and Moscow as well as the vast Russian countryside. The author uses the tragedy of Anna's failure in pursuing love and finally chooses to commit suicide by lying on the train and the various problems faced by the Russian countryside through Levin's perspective, restoring a complete and realistic picture of Russian society.

"The Fall" is a satirical novel in which the protagonist Clamons is an intellectual who lives a double life and talks endlessly about his life to another person in a bar. Sartre believed that "The Fall" may be Camus's "most beautiful and least understood book." "Exile and Kingdom" contains six short stories. Camus used the two concepts of exile and kingdom to illustrate the two living states of human beings. Exile is a real state, and kingdom is an ideal state.

"Resurrection" is one of the three major works of the famous Russian writer Tolstoy. The novel describes the aristocratic young man Nekhlyudov who seduces his aunt's adopted daughter Maslova, causing her to become a prostitute and experience the vicissitudes of life. A few years later, Nekhlyudov served as a juror in the court and saw Maslova, who was falsely accused of being a poisoner. He deeply regretted what she had done and was determined to try his best to reduce the crime. He was even willing to marry her to atone for his past mistakes. In order to rescue her, he went to court again and again, visiting judges, generals, and palace attendants. During the rescue process, he witnessed all the ugliness of Russian society with his own eyes, and gradually developed and strengthened his determination to betray the upper class society. Through the story of the spiritual resurrection of the two protagonists, the novel profoundly exposes the corruption of Russian officialdom and courts, and effectively criticizes the autocratic rule of the Tsar.

Taking the US annual list by storm! Declaration of happiness from a depressed patient! I'm at a low point in my life and I'm so happy now! I collect every happy moment like crazy and use them to fight back every bad day. Taking the US annual list by storm! A depressive patient's declaration of happiness is a wonderful book that has swept the social media. The author, Jenny Rosen, is an extremely happy depressed patient who also suffers from more than a dozen mental illnesses. I remind myself: As soon as I have the strength to get out of bed, I will make myself crazy happy again, not only to save my life, but to build my life. I also remind myself: every battle we win, we get a little stronger. We learn new tricks on the battlefield. We learn in a bad way, but we make good use of what we learn. Our struggles will not be in vain. We will prevail and we will live.

"Wuthering Heights" is a classic novel in the history of British literature. It mainly tells the love story between the two heroines Catherine and Heathcliff who sacrifice their lives. The author uses prose poems to describe the story, uses landscape paintings as the background, and uses fantasy dreams to exaggerate the love between the two, making this novel highly artistic.

Anne Frank (1929-1945) was a Jewish girl born in Frankfurt, Germany. An asteroid numbered 5535 was named "5535 Annefrank" after her. During World War II, the Nazis implemented anti-Jewish laws. In order to escape persecution, Anne hid in a secret room with her parents. Anne's family hid here for 25 months, during which Anne recorded every bit of life here in a diary - this was her thirteenth birthday gift. She wrote about the confusion of growing up in this special environment, her expectations for love, her fear of war and persecution, but more importantly, her enthusiasm and hope for life. Her courage and amazing perseverance can be seen between the lines. "The Diary of Anne Frank (full color translation)" became a witness to the extermination of the Jews by Nazi Germany during World War II. After Anne's family was arrested, the diary was discovered and preserved by Mape Gies. It was republished as "The Diary of Anne Frank" in 1952. It has been translated into multiple languages ​​and adapted into numerous plays and movies.

If the trees on this planet could talk, what would they tell us? An epic of human beings and nature, like "Walden" meets "One Hundred Years of Solitude". Over the centuries, the fates of characters from different races and countries are like the same tree. Underground are the cultural history of family traditions, and above ground are the branches of civilization in the new century. They meet, get acquainted, and fight for nature and life together. From the chestnut trees in the Brooklyn countryside, to the fusang legend in Eastern China, from scientists with language barriers, to the American pilot who fell into a tree during the Vietnam War, a paralyzed Indian game development programmer, a psychologist who doubts human nature, an engineer who has a mysterious relic and heard ancient legends, and a female college student who died. Nine unrelated stories from different countries and different eras finally come together.

Through Maslova's ordeal and Nekhludoff's appeal process, "Resurrection" 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 and inhumanity of reactionary officials. It tears off the hypocrisy of the official church, reflects the bankruptcy of the countryside and the poverty of farmers, and outlines a social picture of a serfdom Russia that is on the verge of collapse. It has been listed as a recommended reading for middle school students by the Ministry of Education many times.

The historical role and significance of "social issue reportage", the journalistic characteristics and variations of reportage, the proliferation of fallacies - the pursuit of "documentary literature", realistic literature: an intensifying trend, "historical reportage - a new form of reportage, reportage should show rigid character, reportage's character of the times, etc.

Everyone who wants to constantly improve themselves should read "Resurrection"! Brand new! Recommended reading for the Ministry of Education's new curriculum standards! The masterpiece of the great realist writer Tolstoy! Leading generations of people to pursue spiritual salvation and moral perfection. Tolstoy has been nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature for five consecutive years and is known as "the greatest writer since the Renaissance who can challenge Homer, Dante and Shakespeare"! "Resurrection" lasted ten years and six drafts. It completely and profoundly interpreted Tolstoy's literary creation thoughts. Zweig called it "the summary of Tolstoy's life of thought and art". The reader's classic library version of "Resurrection" has four major features: 1. Classic translation by the famous Russian-Soviet literary translator Ligang, a literal Russian translation, carefully edited 2. Special inclusion of the translator's introduction to "The Resurrection of Humanity" for an in-depth interpretation of "Resurrection"! 3. Original Tolstoy memorabilia, a picture to understand the life of the great writer Tolstoy 4. Original poster-level illustrations, restoring classic scenes. In the history of human literature, "Resurrection" is the peak of creation by the great realist writer Tolstoy, leading generations of people to pursue spiritual salvation and moral perfection. In court, a prostitute is being tried for a murder. At the same time, the aristocratic young man who was a juror discovered that the female prisoner was the lover who had been let down by him. He decided to save her and his imperfect self... Resurrection is a novel written by Tolstoy based on a real case, which took ten years and six revisions. It fully and profoundly interprets Tolstoy's thoughts on literary creation.

"Anna Karenina" is the pinnacle of Leo Tolstoy's three novels. Anna abandoned her family, wealth, and social status for the one she loved, openly challenging worldly conventions. When the love she had gained through all her efforts gradually cooled down, Anna finally died in despair. Tolstoy tears away the outer covering of love fairy tales and lets us see its fragile core - the purer the love, the less it can withstand the burden of reality. Similar to Anna, Levin, the other protagonist in the story, is also a person who deviates from the norm. As a landowner, he lives a comfortable life and has a happy family, but he lives in panic. He hoped to change the miserable living conditions of farmers and conducted various explorations and experiments, but all ended in failure. He looked inward for the meaning of his existence, but could only see nothingness and absurdity. Through Anna's love tragedy and Levin's spiritual crisis, the work reflects the shaken traditional values ​​and social customs during the transition period when "everything is turned upside down", as well as the confusion and anxiety this turmoil brings to individuals.

"The Philosopher and the Powerful Minister" is a book about Seneca's thoughts and life, especially focusing on how he weighed the moral conscience of the philosopher and the wealth and power of the powerful minister when he faced the constant threat of death during Nero's court. As Nero's teacher and advisor, the image Seneca left for future generations is fractured and polarized. This book attempts to unify Seneca's ideological works and political practice to bridge the gap between the two images of Seneca, and explore the core question: Did Seneca's role in Nero's regime arouse Nero's conscience and prevent the regime from getting worse, or did he collude with Nero and help him consolidate this evil regime?

"History of Serbia" tells the complicated history of Serbia that has plagued the Balkan Peninsula for fifteen hundred years. In the 6th century, when the southern Slavs attacked the Byzantine Empire from the south, how did they first ignite the Balkan powder keg? How to successively establish independent principalities such as Serbia and Slovenia. What is the relationship between the Ottoman Turkish Empire's northern conquest of the Balkans and the demise of the Serbian Empire? Why did the Battle of Kosovo determine the fate of the entire Balkan Peninsula? How did the Ottoman Empire rule Serbia? How did Serbia achieve independence through the National Revolt? How did the Russo-Turkish War and the signing of the Treaty of Berlin balance the interests of the great powers in the Balkans? How did the Macedonian Revolt and the decisive battle between the Balkan Alliance and the Ottoman Empire affect the historical trend of the Balkan Peninsula? Why is the author convinced that Serbia's strategic location determines that the powder keg of the Balkan Peninsula will be ignited again? This book will answer it in detail.

If you were separated from your parents, how many times a year could you go back? How many days at a time? Do the math, how long can you get along with your parents in this life? Some say 100 days, some say 25 days, no matter how many days, the answer is always so sad. While your parents are still alive, do your part to show your filial piety. Even if it is a glass of water when your parents are tired, a piece of clothing when they are cold, or a thoughtful word when they are in pain, our parents who have worked hard all their lives will feel gratified and happy.

A fantasy classic as famous as "A Song of Ice and Fire", "The Lord of the Rings" and "Dragonlance"; a boy with white hair and purple eyes walking alone in the darkness, wielding his two swords, cutting off the shackles of fate, and composing a legendary growth poem. The classic fantasy that influenced Chinese online literature is back with a Chinese version fifteen years later. "The Dark Elf" is a work by R. A. Salvador and includes 3 stories.

The original name of this book is "Evaluation of Popular Romance Type Shiyan by Zhengxiao Guan". It was compiled by Lu Renlong in Qiantang and commented by Lu Yunlong. It was published by Zhengxiao Guan Bookstore in the fifth year of Chongzhen. It has eight volumes and 40 chapters. It is a novel in the form of a script. The book "Xing Shiyan" is rarely circulated. About ten years after its publication, it is difficult to find it. Around the 16th year of Chongzhen, Jiangnan Shujia revised and edited it, reprinted 30 chapters according to the original format, wrote a new chapter for each chapter, changed the title of the book to "Three Inscriptions", and the author also changed his signature to Mengjue Taoist and West Lake Prodigal.

He traveled throughout Europe, especially Italy, and lived in Venice, Italy, for seven years. There he often visited friends and socialized very happily with his close friend Shelley. In Byron's later career, he participated in the Greek War of Independence and fought against the Ottoman Empire. He was revered by the Greeks as a national hero. In 1824, he died of an infectious disease at the age of 36. In fact, the literary world has been arguing endlessly about the image represented by the character Don Juan. It can be said that there are different opinions and no consensus.

"Anna Karenina" is a masterpiece of Russian writer Tolstoy's novels. Created from 1873 to 1877, it consists of two parallel but interrelated clues: one is the family, marriage and love entanglements between Anna, Karenin and Vronsky; the other is the love life of Levin and Kitty and the estate reform carried out by Levin. Anna is a high-society lady, young and beautiful, pursuing freedom of individuality. However, because she fell into an extramarital affair with the young officer Wronsky, she found herself in a painful situation in opposition to society. After losing her son and being betrayed by her lover, she could no longer tolerate this hypocritical life and chose to commit suicide by lying on the train. This work caused huge social repercussions as soon as it was published. Soon it was recognized as a great masterpiece, and the heroine Anna Karenina became one of the most beautiful and plump female images in the history of world literature.

The pyramid was regarded by the subjects as an undisputed symbol of eternal power, but for the king, it meant his own death. Thus, a big debate began about whether to build the pyramids.

"Rain Drum" tells the story: In the 15th century, the Ottoman Empire sent troops to besiege the castle in Albania. The Pasha led thousands of troops to garrison the city. Various strange siege methods were performed in turn, and endless factional struggles between military committees emerged one after another. The soldiers who set foot on the battlefield for the first time hurriedly charged into battle, and the sound of rain drums heralding rain was like the roar of God.

"You are on the Plateau (set of 10 volumes)" edited by Zhang Wei is full of shocking and adventurous reading. I can't help but tell you about the spirit Aya, which is a tortuous and profound treasure in my heart. In this era of vigorous awakening, on the road of breathless pursuit, stop and listen to me recount the memories of love and childhood, cruelty and mercy, misfortune and immortality.

The era of rapid growth in trade and investment has come to an end; the butterfly effect of natural and man-made disasters has frequently caused global supply chains to collapse, with widespread consequences; the gap between rich and poor, lack of welfare, and out-of-control taxation are getting worse... We must ponder a question - can globalization continue? This globalization problem that seems unique to the 21st century actually began to emerge when industrial capitalism was born in the 19th century: Britain relied on the dividends of the Industrial Revolution to gain the first-mover advantage of cost reduction and became the dominant manufacturing industry in one fell swoop; steamships reduced transportation costs, and the gold standard system stabilized exchange rates, which strengthened global economic ties; globalization led by European powers has sown the evil consequences of rich countries exploiting poor countries... Only by looking at the past of 200 years of globalization can we understand where the future of globalization will go now.

On the day when the country was destroyed and the palace was destroyed, she was a little concubine who was destroyed by the country, but because of a misunderstanding, she was pushed into the arms of the man who destroyed her country and had all the power in the world... It was not just beauty that made the country fall. Suddenly, overnight, the country was destroyed and the son was separated. Where would she go? Struggle, but why are there three thousand favors? A concubine who has destroyed her country, has no power and power, is she going to start all over again? My heart is tired and my body is tired, but I can't stop or retreat. The world and the country have always turned into clouds and rain in his hands. After winning the world, can he win her incomprehensible heart? Is there a place for him in her indifferent eyes? In his great ambition, is there a peaceful sky for her?

There is a master in Wangchuan, but he doesn't know how high her cultivation level is, and even those from the Immortal Realm don't dare to occupy her city.

"The Eagle and the Dragon: Globalization and the European Dream of Conquest in China and the Americas in the 16th Century" is the third part of Professor Serge Grudinsky's "trilogy" on global history. "Eagle" refers to Mexico in the Americas, while "dragon" is a metaphor for China. In the 16th century, two countries separated by thousands of miles were simultaneously included in the global network promoted by the Iberian Peninsula. The author advocates abandoning the existing theoretical framework of country, colony and empire, abandoning the preconceived Eurocentric view, and reinterpreting the global background and significance of the Renaissance. This book provides some profound thoughts for the study of global history.

This book is an authoritative work generally recognized by European academic circles. It tells the complex and changeable history of Europe in the first half of the 16th century. It focuses on the two royal families of Habsburg and Valois competing for Italy and European hegemony. It also focuses on the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, King Francois I of France, King Henry VIII of England, and King Osman. It starts with the bloody wars and the various diplomatic struggles between the Sultan Suleiman I of the Man-Turk Empire, and is mixed with a series of far-reaching historical events such as the religious reform and the discovery of the New World. It provides a profound interpretation of the complicated and ebbing relationships between national power and international power, monarchy and religious power. It is well worth reading.

"Anyway, come back quickly and be sure to go through the back door." Yamagata Taisuke, the director of Dadi Residential Sales Department, went out to discuss business and suddenly received an emergency call from the company. Someone posted a photo online that was suspected of killing a woman in a park. The account name is "Taisuke @taisuke 0701". A few hours later, Taisuke Yamagata was identified as a "murderer". His real name and photo were exposed, and he became the target of netizens across the country. It's obviously not me! --At first, Taisuke Yamagata optimistically thought that this ridiculous misunderstanding would be resolved soon, but the more he looked at the content on that account, the more he felt that it was his own account. At the same time, no one believed his statement, colleagues, friends, and even family members... In desperation, he could only escape desperately.

The cruel fairy tale of wealthy Cinderella, the warm embrace after the pain ends. She was a victim of a business marriage, and for the sake of the family's interests and future, she married him instead of her disfigured sister. First he was born in the underworld, and later he became a leader in the shopping mall. He is the feared eldest son of the Lu family. They meet on a narrow road and cannot be spared. The love-hate entanglement that is ready to unfold is right in front of them! "If one day I can't love you and touch you, then I will definitely break your wings, drag you bloody from heaven to hell, and fall with me."

If "The Drowned and the Saved" is Levi in ​​absolute pain, then "Other People's Trade" is Levi in ​​absolute joy. "Other People's Trades" collects 43 essays written by Primo Levi from 1969 to 1985. In these witty and charming words, Levi not only examines his own profession as a writer and chemist, but also pays attention to the professions of others. In Levi's own words, this is the fruit of his "more than ten years of wandering as a curious amateur... An infringement of other people's professions, a raid on the boundless territories of zoology, astronomy and linguistics". He shuttles between science and humanities, exploring the objects that fascinate him: his house, insects, imaginary animals, children's games, the language of chemists, the obscure texts of French writer Rabelais, German poets Trakl and Paul Celan, returning to school at the age of 60... This book is erudite and humorous, warm and temperate. It not only shows his unique thinking on human civilization, but also conveys his belief that although our era is full of problems and dangers, it is not boring. The "Levi Works" series also includes "The Drowned and the Rescued", "The Wrench", "This Is Auschwitz: Evidence 1945-1986", "The Uncertain Moment: Selected Poems of Levi", "The 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.

"The Hat Chaser" is Liang Yuchun's most widely circulated and influential translation of a British sketch. It contains more than thirty short essays by British masters such as Lamb, Russell, and Galsworthy. The content is broad and extensive. From the universe and life to daily trivial matters, anything can be used as an entry point. Sometimes it is a simple description and record, and sometimes it is a profound reflection on the universe and life. The essays are short and humorous, making it easy to read. The more than thirty pieces selected from "The Hat Chaser" can be regarded as models of short essays.

Dorothy L. Sayers was a famous British detective novelist, dramatist, theological theorist and translator. In the history of mystery novels, Sayers is a great name: together with Agatha Christie and Josephine Tey, she is known as the "Three Heroines of Mystery"; she is also the only great writer in history to have five works selected into the prestigious list of the top 100 mystery novels in the United Kingdom and the United States. "Tawdry Night" tells the story of Harriet Fan returning to her alma mater to attend an alumni reunion, but many strange and strange things happened one after another around her. She had to postpone her return to find out. Soon she was involved in a cruel persecution of intellectual women. In desperation, Harriet could only team up with her old acquaintance, the famous detective Lord Wimsey, to jointly investigate, but the result was completely beyond everyone's expectations...

This book is the second half of "The Master of the Dark Hunter: King of Kunlun" by the Japanese fantasy literature master Meng Zhenyu. It is also the last book in the author's "The Master of the Dark Hunter" series. In order to cover up his family's secrets, Saichiro decided to give up the commission for Ninety-Nine Ranzan. Luan Zang was attracted by the hidden secrets and determined to find out the truth on his own, and the past events surfaced. It turns out that fifteen years ago, in order to build a dam, the powerful Kuganuma family killed Han Yueweng's son and daughter-in-law, and even sacrificed his grandson as a human pillar under the auspices of the priest Benimaru. For fifteen years, Han Yueweng worked hard to take revenge, and finally cursed Yangtaro, disrupted the Kuganuma family, and attracted Benimaru. With the help of Kujiu Ranzang and Dragon King Yinhong, the great revenge was finally avenged.

The novel "Anna Karenina" reflects the relationship between people through Anna's emotional life and a huge character system, and vividly and profoundly describes the period when Russian capitalism was just emerging in the mid-19th century.