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"The Brothers Karamazov" is one of the masterpieces of Fyodor Dostoyevsky, the great Russian writer of the 19th century. The novel "The Brothers Karamazov" uses a real patricide case to describe the sharp conflict between the old Karamazov and his three sons, that is, two generations. The work shows an intricate social family, moral and human tragedy, and embodies the highest artistic achievement of the writer's life.

This is a classic work by the famous British writer Joseph Conrad. The novel integrates profound meaning, delicate psychological description and unique narrative techniques. It tells the tragic life of a young man with a beautiful dream. The simple and clear plot contains the author's judgment on the contradictions of human nature and his understanding of life. As the first mate of the "Patna", Jim jumped from the ship to escape in a critical moment, so he was infamous; after that, he tried to restore his dignity and reputation, but he died without wishing to do so.

Two young men, Marcel Ronan and Jean Tagona, were preparing to join the Seventh African Cavalry Regiment and boarded the "Agelai" to Oran. On the ship, they met the rich man Mr. Dadandot and his friend Deslandet's family. Mr. Dadangtuo has a wish: he wants to adopt an adopted son to be his heir. Along the way, everyone worked hard and went through a lot of hardships, hoping to become Mr. Dadangtu's heir. So who will be the lucky one? ... This book is divided into two volumes, with vivid, interesting and attractive stories. It is a classic masterpiece that Verne fans cannot miss!

Qiuye, a fifty-three-year-old man with a successful career, meets Kiriko, a simple and shy country girl. He taught her elegant dress and conversation, helped her learn to enjoy the joy of life and love, and even helped her have an independent career. Under the careful carving of Qiuye, Wuzi gradually transformed into a charming woman with various styles. However, is the awakened canary still willing to stay in the cage? Finally, the bird with full wings flew into the free sky; and the former bird keeper finally let go after some struggle.

Best-selling in 33 countries in Europe and the United States, it has won multiple book awards. If destiny is a lonely river, who will be the ferryman of your soul? If I really exist, it's because you need me. The world of Dylan, a 15-year-old single-parent girl, is in a mess: she always has nothing to say to her mother, she is often teased by her classmates at school, and her only close friend left because she transferred to another school. All of this made Dylan feel extremely painful. She decided to visit her father whom she had not seen for a long time, but a traffic accident occurred on the road. After she desperately climbed out of the train wreckage, she was horrified to find that she was the only survivor, and there was a wasteland in front of her. At this time, Dylan saw the figure of a boy on the hillside not far away. The boy took her away from the scene of the accident. However, Dylan soon realized that the boy was not just a random passerby. He seemed to be waiting there on purpose. Their fate took an unpredictable turn from the moment they met...

Sanae was fascinated by the beating of her heart that was pounding inside her. This organ is different from the other organs I felt before. They are all far away from me, but my heart and myself are one. When you come to this world, you can finally become one with your organs. Sanae exerted all her strength, as if to crush it, feeling the beating, and her heart beat violently as if to respond to it. As if to prove that she and her heart were one, Sanae's body began to respond to this energetic movement. His body is about to come to life. The smell of offal bursts from his mouth, and sticky sweat drips from his body.

Douban's high-scoring Japanese drama original novel allows you to experience every detail of your daily life, and it all tastes real. Shibukawa, a young man who just wanted to live his life, came to his grandfather's house with an ulterior motive. Shibukawa has had a deep quarrel with his family since he was a child. Coupled with the strict family rules, his life has been like a year. It wasn't until the fierce-looking Liu Yanlong came to visit that everything changed. The fierce-looking Liu Yan uses the cheapest ingredients to make home-cooked dishes that make everyone feel happy. Shibukawa also gradually understood that there is no need to pursue a luxurious life blindly. Even simple home-cooked meals can be delicious as long as you put effort into it. Even in the face of adversity, we must continue to love life and cook every meal with heart. The bond between family members is like three meals a day. Although it is plain, it can give people warmth when needed. That is the most ordinary and sincere happiness. All kinds of things in the world are hidden in a vegetable or a meal. No matter how difficult the moment is, as long as you are still looking forward to the next meal, you will be able to go on. I'm ready to start this chivalrous meal!

"Fu" is a bold counterattack and subversion of the traditional British classic novel "Robinson Crusoe", and has a strong intertextuality with "Robinson Crusoe". Some see it as an allegory for the "South African condition". The novel uses Susan's personal experience of the event as an individual, using a small history to counter the grand history that has become an ideology. This not only helps us understand the multifaceted nature and complexity of history itself, but also shows a path to deconstruct history.

The book "Walden" records in detail the writer's daily life and thoughts for two years. He cultivated land next to his cabin, planted in spring and harvested in autumn, and was self-sufficient. He is a son of nature. He admires nature, makes friends with nature, talks with lakes, forests and birds, observes animals and plants in the forest, plays the flute on the boat, fishes by the lake, and writes down his observations and thoughts in the cabin at night. He pursued spiritual life and paid attention to the growth of the soul. He proudly declared: "Everyone is the king of his own kingdom. Compared with this kingdom, the Tsarist Empire is just a humble country, like a small snowball in the ice and snow." Thoreau tells us with his practical actions: Most of the luxuries people pursue, most of the so-called comfort of life, are not only unnecessary, but also a great hindrance to human progress.

The turning point of my unfortunate life happened on the day I stepped into my aunt's yard alone. After my mother passed away, I completely lost the protection of my family. I was forced to make a living independently and felt deeply humiliated by my situation. I spent the night in a desolate place under the night, thinking that the dark warehouse was my destination. I had nothing on my body, almost as when I came into this world naked... I decided to seek refuge with my aunt I had never met. Unexpectedly, I would have a code worth following for my whole life: never be humble, never be numb, never be hypocritical, and always be honest!

There was a squire in La Mancha, Spain, who loved chivalric novels and read them all day long without any poems in his hands. Finally, he lost his mind after reading. He actually wanted to be a knight errant, hoe the strong and help the weak, act chivalrously, and conquer the world. He called himself Don Quixote, and persuaded a farmer in the village to be his attendant. He rode a horse and held a spear, and embarked on an adventure. Don Quixote's mind was filled with the people and things in the book of chivalry, so in his eyes, prostitutes were ladies and inns were castles. He fought with windmills, regarded sheep as an army, and made many jokes and made a fool of himself. He fought and lost again and again, and persisted in his ideals until he died. Don Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza are two masters and servants. One is tall and the other is short, one is thin and the other is fat. One pursues ideals and the other is very realistic. The two form a strong contrast, producing a strong comic effect and symbolizing the duality of human beings: idealism and realism. Therefore, the work has universal and eternal significance.

"The Waves" is Woolf's work at the peak of her creative power and was published in 1931. This highly poetic, abstract, and stylized experimental work does not have a story in the strict sense, but is more like a musical work composed of nine movements: each introduction is an exquisite prose poem, using the ebb and flow of the sun and waves to correspond to the ups and downs of life; following each introduction are the momentary inner monologues of six highly formalized characters without surnames in their respective life stages-from childhood, studenthood, youth, middle age, to old age. The introduction and the main text map each other, opening up unprecedented and nuanced channels for the readers' senses, and getting closer to the essence of life, time, consciousness and feeling to the maximum extent. This is a work that occupies an important position in modern literature and palaces. To this day, it still stirs our souls with its exquisite text structure and poetic style.

Jubei is a carpenter with excellent craftsmanship, but he is not familiar with the world. In order to be famous for future generations, he overcame many difficulties and built a five-story pagoda for the Inspiring Temple. Just the day before the "inauguration ceremony" was about to be held, a rare storm suddenly came... This book contains two novels written by Koda Rohan: "Five-Storied Pagoda" and "Feng Liu Buddha".

"Chaos World" brings together author Zhao Benfu's masterpieces of novels and novels over the years. His works include the novel "Chaos World", the novella "On the Silent River", "The Call of the Forest", "Lin Nanzi", etc.

The book "Guess My Finger" selects seven novels from the famous writer Deng Yiguang, including "Experiencing Death", "Guess My Finger", and "Raising the Falling Yang". Most of the themes of this book are selected from many fragments of people's lives after the new era, vividly reflecting social life. The author's language is simple and accurate, the structure is rigorous, and the story is moving, making the reader's reading process always full of interest.

This book contains 17 stories written by Akutagawa Ryunosuke with Chinese elements as the background. It not only restores the famous historical allusion of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony, but also uniquely adapts it based on strange people and strange events in the late Qing Dynasty. It has a unique perspective and far-reaching ideas, and profoundly presents the literary giant's exploration and thinking of human nature. This is China in the eyes of Ryunosuke Akutagawa, and the words reveal a Japanese literary giant's love and admiration for Sinology.

The Akutagawa Ryunosuke's works series collects the novels, essays, reviews, travel notes, notes, poems, etc. Written by the Japanese writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke in his short twelve-year creative career. Based on the eight volumes of "The Complete Works of Akutagawa Ryunosuke" published by Japan's Chikuma Shobo, it completely presents the creative career of Akutagawa Ryunosuke. This volume "Rashomon: Hell Transformation" contains nearly 30 excellent novels by Akutagawa Ryunosuke. Among them, "Rashomon" completely presents a moral "debate of good and evil"; "Hell Change" tells the story of a human tragedy caused under the rule of a powerful force, calmly observing the Japanese society at that time where "others are hell".

Published in a collection with reference to the title and contents of the Japanese first edition! A classic work by Ryunosuke Akutagawa, the literary genius and king of short stories! A sharp analysis of the good and evil of human nature, a new interpretation of historical allusions, the struggle of emotional desires, and a detached philosophy of life... This book collects 15 short stories and short stories, including "The Tobacco Pipe", "Tobacco and the Devil", "Luck", "Drama Samadhi", "Yangliang Dream", "Hero's Instrument" and other early works by Akutagawa Ryunosuke. The devil's failure is also a success from another perspective. Human beings think they have defeated temptation, but they may actually have failed. --"Tobacco and the Devil"; In the dream, all sins completely disappear before the eyes. But only human sadness - the great human sadness, like the moonlight that fills the sky, still exists alone and cruelly... - "Theft"

"Hell Change" collects many short stories by Japanese writer Ryunosuke Akutagawa, represented by "Hell Change", which expresses the life destiny of a lonely person who pursues art for art's sake, fully displaying the lonely core and death fantasy in Akutagawa's works. From a unique narrative perspective, Akutagawa coldly satirizes the modern social psychology of "others are hell" and is thought-provoking.

Every chapter writes about ghosts and monsters, and every sentence cuts into people's hearts! In the "Hell Transformation" screen painted by the painter Yoshihide, there are blazing flames everywhere, and a few wisps of black smoke rising like splashes of ink. None of the sinners who are burned by the fire of karma and writhing in pain look like those in the common pictures of hell. The most shocking thing among them is the woman wearing gorgeous clothes and screaming in the fire... At first glance, it feels like falling into hell! In order to paint this perfect screen, what kind of tragic hell did Yoshihide create? This book, starting with "Hell Transformation", selects 18 ghostly ghost stories and fables short stories by Akutagawa. It specially includes 8 rarely translated works such as "The Madonna in Black", "Strange Stories" and "Two Letters" which are dark and strange!

This book is the last volume of the complete set. It contains the last published works of Akutagawa Ryunosuke and his unpublished posthumous works. There are thirty-two short stories in total, most of which are later masterpieces of Ryunosuke Akutagawa, such as "The Ten Yuan Bill", "The Half Life of Oshimaji Shinsuke", "Horse Legs", "Niti", "Hunan Fan", "Spring Night", "The Ghost Book" and "Xuankaku Sanfang". "Yoyouso", "Kappa", "Kosenya", "A Fool's Life", etc., The contents include: "A Fool's Life" is a posthumous autobiography of Akutagawa Ryunosuke, describing his life in fifty-one fragments; in "The Ghost Book", Akutagawa Ryunosuke analyzes his family relationships and expresses his complex emotions towards his parents and adoptive parents; etc. In these autobiographical short stories, Ryunosuke Akutagawa analyzes his life and explains his views on art and life.

This book contains a total of 13 short stories and short stories by Akutagawa Ryunosuke. "Rashomon" uses a weather-proof layout to push people to the limit of life and death choices, thus showing the inescapability of "evil" and conveying for the first time the author's understanding of people, his helplessness and despair.

This manuscript is a collection of short stories by the famous modern literary writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke. It is the sixth of his eight short story collections published from 1917 to 1927. It contains a total of 23 short stories by Akutagawa Ryunosuke, including "Adventures", "Mother", "In the Bamboo Forest", "Repaying a Kindness", etc. These works have their own characteristics in terms of subject matter, content and artistic conception. Ryunosuke Akutagawa is a well-known Japanese novelist and a representative writer of the new school of thought. His creations have both romanticism and realism tendencies. His works are widely known and have wide influence. They are well-known in China and have literary value. His literary creation has influenced a large number of domestic writers including Lu Xun and is a treasure in the field of short stories.

This manuscript is a collection of short stories by the famous modern literary writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke. It is the fifth of his eight short story collections published from 1917 to 1927. It contains a total of 18 short stories by Akutagawa Ryunosuke, including "Aryu and the Children", "Autumn", "Omo no Shinichi", "Dance", etc. These works have their own characteristics in terms of subject matter, content and artistic conception. Ryunosuke Akutagawa is a well-known Japanese novelist and a representative writer of the new school of thought. His creations have both romanticism and realism tendencies. His works are widely known and have wide influence. They are well-known in China and have literary value. His literary creation has influenced a large number of domestic writers including Lu Xun and is a treasure in the field of short stories.

The original title of "Dulan Funny Stories" is "Hundred Funny Stories", which is a collection of short stories in the style of "The Decameron". The author pretends that this is a manuscript preserved in the monastery of Touraine and compiled and published specifically for the entertainment of the Pantagruelists. In fact, these stories are all written by Balzac, but they only use the background and themes from the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries, imitating the language of the sixteenth century and Rabelais's bold, straightforward, lively and vivid writing style.

Synopsis of "Doctor Zhivago (Part 2)": Zhivago, a surgeon who was born into a family of intellectuals, served in the Tsarist army during World War I. He saw the weakness and incompetence of the Tsarist army and the corruption of the old army. His smart mind had a premonition that the revolutionary power was maturing. He expected that the revolution would bring new life to the country and the 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. He praised the simple and tranquil Russian quality and yearned to live a quiet life and do meaningful work; but this ideal of life, as well as his difficult and beautiful love with Lala, were ultimately not tolerated by the harsh reality.

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There are houses in certain provincial cities that look like the gloomiest monasteries, the most desolate moors, the most desolate ruins, which makes people unhappy. Perhaps this kind of house has a little bit of the silence of the monastery, the monotony of the wilderness, and the decay of the ruins. The daily life inside is so quiet. If it weren't for the sound of strange footsteps on the street, a man with a face like a monk would suddenly poke out of the window and remain motionless, staring at the strangers with his dim and cold eyes, foreign guests might regard those houses as empty houses without anyone living in them.

There is no book more sad or lonely than this! "The Outsider" is one of Camus' famous and representative novels. It can be called one of the most famous novels with epoch-making significance in the entire Western literary world in the 20th century. "The Outsider" has thus become one of the most classic characters and one of the most important keywords in Western literature and philosophy. It has become an image representation of the predicament of modern people's lives: each of us is an "outsider."

This book is a famous work by French writer Camus. It is divided into two parts: the first part describes what happened to the protagonist Meursault three days after his mother died. Not only did he not show any pain for his mother's death, he even seemed indifferent; one day because of the bright sun, he impulsively shot and killed an Arab. The second part is about Meursault being arrested, tried and sentenced to death. In the court, the examining judge, the instructing priest, the prosecutor and the defense lawyer did not waste much time talking about the case itself. Instead, they repeatedly criticized his soul and personality. However, he always felt innocent and the whole process was absurd. Camus ingeniously depicted the prejudices of the human heart, the nihility of life, and the absurdity of society. The "outsider" has thus become one of the most classic characters and one of the most important keywords in Western literature and philosophy.

"The Stranger" is Camus' famous work, a masterpiece of existential literature, and a representative work of absurd novels. The novel tells the story of an ordinary young clerk who lives numbly in aimless inertia. One day he goes to the beach for vacation, gets involved in a conflict and commits a murder. Because "he did not shed tears at his mother's funeral", he is sentenced to death by the court in the name of "the French people". The novel elaborates on an important proposition of existentialism: the absurdity and strangeness of human society lead to individual despair and emptiness. "The Plague" is one of Camus' important masterpieces. By describing the outbreak of plague in a city called Oran in North Africa, the story of a large number of people represented by the protagonist Dr. Rieux struggling to face the plague. It vividly demonstrates the great liberal humanitarian spirit of those who dare to face the bleak life and possess the fearless spirit of "knowing that it is impossible to do it". They rise up against the absurd and insist on truth and justice in despair.

"Happy Death": Mersault, a small employee in the company, does boring work day after day and lives an unchanging life. He is lonely, nihilistic, and has no interest in the entire world. After orchestrating a murder, he gained vast wealth and was able to escape his eight-hour day job, becoming rich and free. Start traveling and traveling around... Can you be happy if you have money? Can you be happy if you have time? Can you be happy with a lover and love? How can we truly feel self-satisfaction and happiness? Meursault kept thinking about these issues during his journey and explored the joy of living... "The Outsider": Meursault, a small company clerk, was accused by the court of murder, but was eventually sentenced to death because he "did not cry when his mother was buried." In our society, anyone who does not cry at his mother's funeral is liable to death. --Camus

"The Plague" tells the story of a small city in North Africa called Oran. The plague suddenly struck, claiming hundreds of lives, and changed the entire city's administrative management, social order, and moral conscience. A large number of people, represented by the protagonist Dr. Rieux, fought hard in the face of the plague, showing the true brave man still resisted in the midst of absurdity, and the liberal humanitarian spirit of insisting on truth and justice in despair. When the city's residents shifted from initial indifference to self-preservation to a unified fight against the plague, the plague suddenly disappeared. In this novel, the plague that suddenly rages and disappears is a specific disaster and an absurd symbol with multiple interpretation spaces. "The Plague" aims to restore the original face of truth in the absurd real world, return heroism to its due secondary status, reveal the theme of resistance to absurdity, and is an important work that embodies Camus' absurd philosophy. "The Plague" won the French Criticism Prize in 1947 and has been a best-seller for many years.

The young American writer Scripps O'Neill's wives and daughters ran away one after another. He left home on a snowy night to find a job. In a small restaurant, he met Diana, a middle-aged waitress and British literature-loving waitress. The two hit it off and got married in a flash, and he became a clerk at a water pump factory in the city. Unexpectedly, Mandy, the waitress who replaced Diana in the small restaurant, had a lot of literary knowledge and was eloquent, which fascinated Scripps. Yogi Johnson, a worker in the same factory as Scripps, had an "affair" in Paris when he was participating in World War I. As a result, he fell into the trap and never wanted to find a woman again. However, an Indian woman broke into a small restaurant and was driven away. On the street Yogi, who was wandering in confusion, followed her, took off her clothes one by one, and walked side by side into the night with her... At the turn of winter and spring, a series of strange things happened in the northern mountain town of Michigan, which formed the interesting core plot of Hemingway's early novella "Spring Tide".

"The Wall" is combined with three short stories "The Bedroom", "Aerostratus", "Secrets of the Boudoir" and a novella "The Childhood of a Business Owner" to form a collection of short stories and short stories. It tells the story of three International Brigade members who were sentenced to be shot by the enemy during the Spanish Civil War while waiting all night. One of them is frightened to the point of going crazy, the other is barely holding on, and the protagonist "I" has a very complicated mood: I hate the various abnormalities of my comrades, but I can't resolve the melancholy in my heart. During the countdown to life, he truly realized the preciousness of life through intermittent memories, and regretted endlessly for squandering his youth and thinking that he could live forever. The five works put forward a basic proposition of existentialism: people are free, and their destiny depends on their own choices.

Sartre was not only a well-known French thinker, philosopher, novelist and dramatist in the 20th century, but also an original literary theorist. In response to the tendency of "art for art's sake", he proposed the theory of "intervention literature" to intervene in real life. This volume collects Sartre's "What is Literature?" "" And other eighteen important literary essays, which systematically expounded the author's views on major issues such as the nature of literature, the purpose of writing, and for whom to write, especially the critical function of literature and the author's independent judgment. When discussing the attributes of literature, the author emphatically demonstrates that "writing is disclosure, and disclosure brings change, so writing is intervention." Sartre stated that he does not require direct intervention of painting, sculpture, and music, but literature that uses language and writing as a tool of expression must intervene. Because speaking is an action, action necessarily involves the writer.

This article contains eight short stories by the author. The author writes delicately and does not elaborate too much on his thoughts. Instead, he plainly presents what he sees, hears, and thinks. The emotions and criticisms inside need to be slowly understood by readers.

The conflict between "I" as a father and husband and as a mother and wife is getting more and more intense. "I" is convinced that my wife wants to destroy "I"'s hope and belief in life, but my wife fully accepts such a weak "I"... Short chapters, dense writing, self and reason pull each other, penetrating the shadow of death before the desperate situation of life. This book collects a total of thirteen idiosyncratic works by Dazai Osamu in his later years, covering short stories, female monologues and ideological essays, showing the author's unique ideological style in his later years.

Lin Shu, a famous translator in the Republic of China, is known as the founder of modern Chinese literary circles. His translations use ancient Chinese, and all of them adopt the form of joint translation, that is, with the cooperation of other people's oral translation, "the sound has stopped when the ears are followed by the hand." With his excellent classical literacy, skillful expression skills and fluent writing style, he has formed a unique style, which is favored by Qian Zhongshu, Lu Xun, Zhou Zuoren and others, and is rated as better than the original work. This article is a legendary novel, translated today by David Copperfield. It tells the story of the protagonist's life from childhood to middle age. Taking the birth of "I" as the source, the sincerity and darkness of friends, the childishness and impulsiveness of love, the sweetness and triviality of marriage, and the conflicts and harmony of family members are gathered into a stream that slowly flows on the river bed of fate and eventually merges into the tolerant and magnificent sea.

This book includes all eight of the author's novels, among which "Marquise O" portrays the image of a woman who dares to control her own destiny and is not bound by feudal ethical concepts.

Si Jiong in "Mushroom Circle" has gone from an era of political absurdity to the present, experienced many changes in personnel, and faced the vagaries of the times with a pure power of survival. The novel follows Alai's consistent observation of "people" in Tibetan areas, with a very poetic writing style, blending reality into ethereal time, embracing the history of a nation with ordinary life, and revealing Alai's "rooted love" for people in Tibetan areas.

"Three Parts of Mountain Treasures" are not only full of deep concern for nature and ecology, but also full of warm and touching beauty of human feelings. "I believe that the more important point of literature lies in the flavor of life, in the darkness or brightness of human nature, in the strong sense of destiny that the ever-changing world brings to us, in the tenacity of life and the depth of emotion."

Maugham's father was a lawyer who worked at the British Embassy in France. Maugham lost his mother at the age of eight and his father at the age of ten. He was later sent back to England to be raised by his uncle who was a pastor. With books as his companion, he developed a lonely and melancholy temperament in his character. Later, he studied at the Royal College of Canterbury. He was discriminated against because of his stuttering defect, which left a psychological shadow. When he was in college, he studied medicine, but gradually developed a strong interest in literature. Based on what he saw and heard while working as a trainee doctor in the slums of London, he wrote his first novel "Lisa of Lambeth", which received good reviews and embarked on the path of literary creation. While he was writing, he traveled around the world to collect materials for writing, but the novels he initially wrote did not cause much response until "The Shackles of Humanity" was fully recognized. He wrote many plays, among which "Lady Frederic" was finally staged after being rejected by seventeen theater troupes. It was a great success and started his first step towards great fame and wealth.

"Colomba" tells the story of the Gaussian islanders' custom of "collecting blood debts" of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, interspersed with a love story. The article is lively, lively and full of laughter, which contrasts well with the original sentiment and bloody smell of the story.

"I don't want to be entangled with others, especially I don't want to listen to others' orders; what I want is freedom, to do whatever I want..." This is a kind of strange and wild beauty, this is a face that will surprise you when you first see it, but you will never forget it. Her eyes, in particular, had an expression both sensual and fierce that I had never seen in anyone else's eyes since. --"Carmen" Mérimée's novel creations are few but precise, short and beautiful. The achievements of his short stories alone are enough to occupy a place among the world's short story writers. "Matteo Falcone", "Etruscan Vase", "Venus of Il", "Colomba" and "Carmen" translated in this book are undoubtedly the most wonderful and representative ones.

This book is an epistolary travelogue by Mary Wollstonecraft. In the summer of 1795, in order to save the relationship with her lover Imlay, Voucher embarked on a business trip. She took her newborn daughter to Sweden, Norway and Denmark, and kept in correspondence with Imlay. In these 42 letters (including appendices), Waugh shows his rich feelings and independent views on Nordic culture, nature and customs.

The book includes Walter's "Daughter's Education", "True Stories" and the appendix "Last Words to Goddaughters". The author inherited and developed John Locke's basic educational philosophy. On the one hand, he criticized the long-standing shortcomings of female education at that time and firmly believed that education is the key to the full development of personal rationality. On the other hand, it also provided the emerging British middle class with a practical guide to educating daughters, which can still be used as a useful reference for parents. The book mainly focuses on moral, character, intellectual and etiquette education. It can be called an early version of the popular self-help guide manual, and its language draws on the nourishment of British literary tradition.

This book is the last novel in the "Barsettshire Chronicle" series of novels. This book takes a check lost by Mr. Soames as the main line and the love of two young couples as the secondary line. It narrates a civil dispute that occurred in the small British town of Bassetshire in 1841. A poor priest was inexplicably involved in a theft case. This was a trivial matter, but Trollope made a detailed description of the life values ​​​​of the British society at that time around this trivial matter. Although the story is small, and the protagonists are ordinary, and some even have low status, the author uses such an angle and style to capture the readers' hearts. This little incident sticks closely to the British society described by the author, making anyone who reads it feel like they are actually there and resonate strongly with it.

James Joyce (1882-1941), Irish writer and poet. Born in Dublin on February 2, 1882 and died in Zurich, Switzerland on January 13, 1941. He is the originator of stream-of-consciousness literature, and his novel "Ulysses" has become a representative work of stream-of-consciousness literature and one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century. He lived a wandering life, traveling to Trieste, Rome, Paris and other places, mostly making a living by teaching English and writing articles for newspapers and magazines. He also suffered from eye diseases and was almost completely blind in his later years. But he remained committed to literature and wrote diligently, eventually becoming a great master. "Dublins" is James Joyce's prestigious short story collection, which can be regarded as the most famous short story collection in the entire West in the 20th century.