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As a qualified female villain, Meng Yao's daily task is to ridicule and look down on the heroine Meng Qingqing, so that Meng Qingqing can slap her in the face. Audition site: Meng Yao: How dare a little hot chick compete with me for a role? This role must be mine! Netizen: Talk nonsense! What nonsense! Qingqing, slap me in the face! The audition results came out and Meng Yao succeeded in her audition. Meng Yao, who was obviously letting off steam:... Netizen: Wow... Sister is not only confident but also so powerful! Love it, love it! ! At the award ceremony, Meng Yao held a cup full of trophies and looked helplessly at the camera. Meng Qingqing, who was sitting underneath, had already bit her handkerchief and left the table angrily. Host: Sister Meng, how do you feel about being nominated for so many awards? Meng Yao was silent for a moment: Actually, I am not interested in awards. Fans were instantly excited: Ah, sister, Versailles is so good, I like it so much! ! * Meng Yao's husband is the hero's brother. According to the plot, the boss divorced her because he couldn't stand Meng Yao's arrogance and domineering, leaving her to fend for herself. In order to make Rong Yan hate him, Meng Yao tried his best to act like a monster. He deliberately knocked over Rong Yan's soup cup, but he didn't know that the chicken soup was poisonous. He arrogantly snatched away Rong Yan's food, but who knew that it was all made by Rong Yan, a useless cook. Meng Yao: Hate me now! Rong Yan: She... Must like me! This article is also known as: "About the fact that I tried my best to make trouble but repeatedly crushed the heroine", "About the fact that a lot of people like me just by saying a few words about me", "Ah! It's really getting harder and harder to be a villain these days."

This book is a collection of articles approved by Einstein himself, including his articles on life, science, politics, religion, education, Jews, economy, peace and other issues. By reading this book, we can not only understand Einstein's attitude towards life, keen insight and deep concern for the destiny of mankind, but also gain some understanding of why he was able to achieve such great scientific achievements.

"My Thoughts and Concepts: Selected Works of Einstein" is a collection of Einstein's popular writings widely circulated in the English-speaking world. It has been a long-selling book since its publication in 1954. This book was compiled and selected under the personal supervision and assistance of Einstein himself. It includes important articles from the English translations of "My World View", "Later Years Collection" and "My World View", as well as unpublished new articles, a total of 121 articles. It is a must-read for understanding and studying Einstein. This book collects the essence of Einstein's articles from his youth to his death, covering Einstein's thoughts and opinions on life, science, culture, education, war, friendship and social issues. It shows Einstein's open-minded attitude towards life, keen insight and deep concern for the destiny of mankind.

"The Great Gatsby" is a novella written by American writer F. S. Fitzgerald in 1925, set in New York City and Long Island in the 1920s. In America during that period, the air was filled with singing and drinking. By chance, the poor clerk Nick breaks into the secret world of the spendthrift tycoon Gatsby. He is surprised to find that the only connection in Gatsby's heart is the little green light on the other side of the river - where his beloved Daisy lives. However, the cold reality cannot tolerate vague dreams. In the end, the goddess in Gatsby's heart is just a material girl in the mortal world. When all the truth is revealed, Gatsby's tragic life also comes to an end. This book is hailed as one of the most outstanding contemporary American novels. Gatsby's tragedy is a typical representative of the disillusionment of the "American Dream". Haruki Murakami once loudly exclaimed that "The Great Gatsby" is "What an indescribable masterpiece! I really want to tell others the beauty of it."

F. S. Fitzgerald, one of the most outstanding American writers of the 20th century, sang a gorgeous elegy for the "Jazz Age" with the temperament of a poet and dreamer. In his short life of forty-four years, he experienced many ups and downs, and he saw all the hardships of the world in the Vanity Fair. At the end of the 20th century, American academic authorities selected one hundred of the best novels in the century-old English literature. The novel "The Great Gatsby", which embodies Fitzgerald's extraordinary talent, ranked second. In the United States in the 1920s, the air was filled with singing and drinking. By chance, the poor clerk Nick breaks into the secret world of the spendthrift tycoon Gatsby. He is surprised to find that the only connection in his heart is the little green light on the other side of the river - in the flickering light, lives his beloved Daisy. However, reality cannot tolerate misty dreams. In the end, the goddess in Gatsby's heart is just a material girl in the earthly world. When all the truth is revealed, Gatsby's tragic life is like fireworks. The brilliance is only for a moment, and the disillusionment is eternal.

"Pride and Prejudice" is the representative work of British female writer Jane Austen. It is also one of her most popular novels and has been adapted into movies and TV series many times. The hero of the novel, Darcy, is unrestrained and arrogant because of his talent, while the heroine, Elizabeth, is smart and stubborn. There are constant love entanglements between them. After going through all kinds of spiritual hardships, they finally put aside their pride and prejudice, got married, and made the flower of love bloom like a hibiscus. The plot of the novel is tortuous, full of comedy, the language is natural and fluent, and it is witty and humorous. It vividly reproduces the life and social conditions of British towns and villages in a conservative and closed state from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century. The view of marriage expressed in the novel has influenced generations of people, making it a must-read classic for young literary and artistic people.

Recommended edition personally written by the President of the Jane Austen Society! Original color illustrations, original picture and text interpretation! If you don't cater to or accommodate yourself, you will definitely meet the right person! "It is a universally recognized truth that a single man with a rich family must marry a wife." Successfully marrying off her five daughters was a major event in Mrs. Bennet's life! Suddenly one day, a single man with a wealthy family moved into the Netherfield Manor next door, and the story of Miss Bennet's search for love began. On this road to marriage, how should they with different personalities meet the "right person" of their own?

The heroine of the novel is a woman from a noble family named Anna Elliot. Anna never married in her life, and she rejected the proposal of the man who loved her. The man who allegedly loved her was a naval officer. Anna rejected him because she had listened to the advice of her friends and family that the naval officer was not the right man for her. Anna Elliot is the oldest heroine in all Austen's novels, she is 27 years old. In the British society at that time, she had lost the best age to get love. For a long time, Anna lived in her memories of summer, and at the same time she could feel that the days ahead were as cold as winter.

This book is Jane Austen's masterpiece. The author uses humorous writing to tell readers several dramatic love stories around the marriages of several daughters of the Bennet family. The most exciting one is the emotional entanglement between the arrogant young man Darcy and the prejudiced second daughter Elizabeth of the Bennet family. The plot of the book is tortuous and fascinating, the language is vivid and interesting, and the writing style is brisk, giving readers a wonderful artistic enjoyment. In this book, Jane Austen celebrates the beauty of love and also shows the importance of abandoning misunderstandings and stereotypes in the pursuit of true love. This book not only presents a wonderful love story, but also vividly depicts the rural life and social conditions in Britain at that time, which has high reading value.

After reading "The Metamorphosis", I was freed from the depression of life and breathed a long sigh of relief. "The Metamorphosis" is Kafka's spiritual autobiography! Kafka's whole art is to compel the reader to read again and again. --Camus In the history of human literature, "The Metamorphosis" is a mirror that reflects the alienation of people in modern society. The beetle, considered to be the incarnation of Kafka, has become a haven for countless repressed souls. Three reasons why you must read "Metamorphosis" in Reader's Classic Library! 1. Includes Kafka's "A Letter to My Father", the spiritual core of "The Metamorphosis", 2.10 Original cartoons, and the vivid story summary of "The Metamorphosis"! 3. Brand new translation! When Gregor woke up in the morning, he found that he had turned into a beetle. Shock, pain, and helplessness all struck... "Metamorphosis" is an absurd fable that uses exaggerated plots to express cruel reality. The beetle created by Kafka symbolizes an extreme possibility that has not yet been realized, and is a harbinger of our future.

"Little Women" is a novel written by American female writer Louisa May Alcott. This is an autobiographical family ethics novel set against the backdrop of the American Civil War and based on the trivial life events of the four March sisters, an ordinary family in New England in the 19th century. The novel tells the story of the four women of the March family as they grow from girls to young women, showing their uninhibited love experiences and their pursuit of different ideals and destinations. The content is plain and delicate, the structure is simple, the meaning is profound, and it is full of strong appeal. The novel reflects the social scene of small towns during the American Civil War and the truth, goodness and beauty in the author's mind. The characters have distinct personalities and sincere and moving feelings, and it has certain educational significance. It explores themes such as growth, friendship, love, ideals and sacrifice, and triggers readers to think about life and interpersonal relationships. It is a world-famous book full of warmth and inspiration.

This book is a complete translation of "Little Women" and consists of the first and second parts of "Little Women". The original "Little Women" published by our company only contained the content of the first part. However, most books of the same name on the market are a combined version of the first and second parts, and when the book was adapted into a movie, the content of both parts was also used. It should be said that "Little Women" composed of two parts is the complete version. Therefore, the original translator is now requested to revise the content of the first part, newly translate the content of the second part, and publish a new full translation. The first part of "Little Women" tells the story of the four March sisters. After its publication, it was well received by readers and critics and is called one of the best family novels in the United States.

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Bachelard has always permeated the artistic conception of dreams and poetry into his thoughts. In this book, he further introduces phenomenological methods into imagination and poetics. He emphasized the epistemological value of imagination and images, believing that they open up the future: any awareness of consciousness is an increase in consciousness, an increase in light, and an enhancement of psychological coherence. Bachelard used the results of contemporary psychoanalysis in his research. However, his thoughts were closer to Jung's depth psychology. In order to deeply explore the human soul, he entered the distant childhood of human beings, that is, the era when sensibility and rationality were unified long before the emergence of science. He pondered alchemy and little-known aspects of ancient philosophical thought: such as the doctrine of the duality of yin and yang, and the material imagination of the basic elements of the universe: water, fire, air and earth. Bachelard's feminine and masculine "anima" and "animus" guide us to appreciate the poetics of dreams with endless charm.

In this volume, the author tells the story of how, as Prime Minister, First Chancellor of the Exchequer, Minister of Defense and Leader of the House of Commons in the early days of World War II, when Germany launched a fatal attack on Britain, in the absence of external assistance, he led the British people to fight bravely and jointly passed through the most difficult period of the war. During this period, although the British people were isolated and helpless, they always held on to the fortress and tenaciously resisted the air attacks of German aircraft day and night. The situation in North Africa is even less optimistic, and the Italians are taking the opportunity to continue to encroach on North African countries. Under this situation, the British government actively sought support from the United States, Spain and other countries in an attempt to jointly fight against the further expansion of fascism.

This book mainly describes the historical facts of Europe from 1911 to 1914. When analyzing the real causes of World War I, Churchill revealed the historical origins and intricate international relations of conflicts of interest among major capitalist countries since 1870, outlined the situation of arms expansion and war preparations as World War I approached, and introduced the frequent diplomatic activities of the two major groups. Churchill called the period from August to December 1914 after the outbreak of World War I the first stage of the war. It describes the situation when Germany raided neutral Belgium and invaded France after the war began, and then Britain crossed the sea to support France. At this stage, France and Britain jointly launched the massive Marne River and other battles, resulting in hundreds of thousands of casualties, a waste of lives and nothing gained. In addition, this book also describes the initial stages of the naval battle between Britain and Germany, and the German navy's shelling and continuous harassment of British coastal cities. At the same time, the relationship between Türkiye and the Balkan countries, which will affect the overall situation of World War I, is introduced in more detail.

This book chronicles the catastrophic process of France being invaded by Germany in 1940 after experiencing a series of defeats in key battles. The fall of France had a bad impact on the war situation: on the one hand, the newly established Vichy government after the fall completely became a puppet of fascism, and the French people were ravaged under the iron heel of the invaders; on the other hand, Germany's occupation of France made Britain face the threat of Germany crossing the English Channel and attacking the British Isles. In the book, the author, as a decision-maker, provides a comprehensive description of the little-known inside information during the development of the war, especially the two major events that occurred during this period, namely the Dunkirk evacuation of the British and French coalition forces and the Oran incident of the British and French navies.

Giulio Douhet of Italy, William Mitchell of the United States and Hugh Trenchard of the United Kingdom are three famous thinkers. Their air force theory had a great influence on air force construction and combat theory, and established a solid air power theory. "On National Defense in the Air", also known as "Winged National Defense", is the main work on air power. As an outstanding strategist, Mitchell believes that aviation has promoted a revolution in combat methods; the air force is the decisive force in future wars; it is necessary to establish three major arms: destroyer aviation, bombing aviation, and assault aviation; because the air force can penetrate deep into the enemy's hinterland and destroy the enemy's power in a short time, once it gains air supremacy, there will be no more long-term wars that sacrifice millions of lives; an air defense system consisting of listening stations, interceptors, searchlights, and anti-aircraft artillery must be established to defend the homeland with the power of the air force.

"The Reveries of a Lonely Walker" is the final work of the great French writer Jean-Jacques Rousseau. It is the thoughts and feelings he frankly revealed in the last days of his life, in the tragic situation of "no more brothers, neighbors, friends, no one to interact with". The book contains ten wandering reveries, expressing Rousseau's noble feelings of admiring emotions, praising himself, and loving nature.

"Confessions" is a unique, original and unparalleled work. In the book, Rousseau describes his life experience of more than 50 years from his birth to his departure from St. Pierre Island in 1766 with amazing honesty, frankness and deep introspection. He tells all his thoughts and feelings, and analyzes his behavior and inner world. The advent of the novel opened up the path of romantic literature and profoundly influenced the development of European thought and literature in the 19th century.

"Confessions" (1781-1788) records Rousseau's life experience for more than fifty years from his birth to his forced departure from the Island of Saint-Pierre in 1766. Rousseau recounted the rough treatment he received when he was a child, the abuse he received after joining the world, and all the darkness and injustice he heard and witnessed. He angrily exposed society's "law of the jungle", "might makes right" and the ugliness and decay of the ruling class. "Confessions" is a very candid autobiography. In the book, Rousseau claimed that "I tell my virtues and my sins with equal frankness... Showing myself exactly as I am."

"Confessions" is Rousseau's autobiography, written by Rousseau in his later years. The whole book is divided into two parts, reflecting the certain cruelty and oppression caused by society to people through Rousseau's own rough life. It is Rousseau's introspection and painstaking work in his later years when he was in a miserable situation. It records Rousseau's life experience for more than fifty years from his birth to his forced departure from St. Pierre Island in 1766. Rousseau recounted the rough treatment he received as a child, described the abuse he received after entering society, and all the darkness and injustice he heard and witnessed, and angrily exposed the "law of the jungle" in society, as well as the ugliness and decadence of the ruling class. Through his unparalleled self-confession, Rousseau showed his unique life experiences, thoughts and emotions to the world, and guided readers to understand and think about deep-seated issues about people and society.

In French biographical literature, Rousseau left three works that will be passed down to future generations: "Confessions", "Dialogues" and "Dream of a Lonely Walker"; three works, three genres, and three styles of writing; if "Confessions" is a chronicle and "Dialogues" is a psychological analysis novel, then the last "Dream" is a prose poem. When writing this work, Rousseau was already in his twilight years. He had completely given up the futile efforts of dealing with the enemy and fighting against fate, and resigned himself to everything. Therefore, he was in a comfortable and leisurely mood. Writing the article was like walking and chanting, and he wrote ten "Walks" into ten beautiful prose poems. In terms of nature, these ten articles are literary works, but in terms of content, they are indispensable books for studying Rousseau's life behavior and ideological development trajectory.

In early 1945, the author was incorporated into the Navy. First in the Mariana Islands, then living with boys flying B-29s over Japan, Pyle experienced a side of the war that was new to him. Next he joined an aircraft carrier invading Okinawa. He landed with the Marines and saw Okinawa captured. On April 17, 1945, a Japanese bullet killed Pyle on Ie Island, and Americans lost their greatest and most popular journalist. Millions mourn the loss of this humble man who wrote about the war with complete honesty, and his work will remain as one of the most important records of the struggle.

"Empire of the Sea" mainly describes the famous island offensive and defensive battles and naval decisive battles in the Mediterranean between the Ottoman Empire in the mid-to-late 16th century and the Kingdom of Spain, the Papal State, and the Republic of Venice ruled by the Habsburg family, the Papal State, and the Republic of Venice, in order to compete for the Mediterranean, the center of the old world, including the battles of Rhodes, Malta, Cyprus, and the Battle of Lepanto. Empire of the Sea is a colorful and thrilling story that provides a critical backdrop to the contemporary clash of civilizations.

The Normandy landing was the largest sea landing operation in the world so far, which fundamentally changed the strategic situation of World War II. It goes without saying that its scale was huge, but the intensity of the battle that followed was also shocking, with its cruelty comparable to that of the Eastern Front battlefield. As the number of casualties on both sides of the war surged, conflicts among the leadership of the Allies and the Axis powers also intensified, and even the assassination of Hitler by a German officer occurred. Meanwhile, French civilians were either trapped on the battlefield or subjected to heavy Allied bombing, casting a pall over the liberation of Paris. As a historian who "single-handedly changed the reputation of war history", Anthony Beaver visited more than 30 archives in 6 countries and unearthed the oral accounts and letters of those who personally participated in this battle. This is the first historical work to not only describe the wartime experiences of American, British, Canadian, and German soldiers, but also to show the suffering of French civilians caught in the fighting.

Best-selling for half a century, this masterpiece by world-renowned military historian Liddell Hart has been carefully re-translated by scholars from the Academy of Military Science! From the perspective of strategy, battles, tactics and other military perspectives, the hard-core "World War II" history is presented three-dimensionally on land, sea and air! The book contains more than ten color maps, three-dimensionally reflecting the full picture of the battles of World War II; dozens of precious historical photos capture historical moments and allow readers to feel the historical details. The content covers the historical panorama of the "World War II", taking time as the main line, vertically sorting out the development and ups and downs of the world's anti-fascist war, and horizontally describing important battles on major battlefields. This book is a classic work on the history of World War II. It was written by British historian Liddell Hart after many years of hard work, based on his military career, extensive collection of various documents and in-depth interviews with those who witnessed the war. This book uses time as the main line, vertically sorting out the development and ups and downs of the world's anti-fascist war, horizontally describing important battles in Europe, North Africa, Soviet Germany, the Pacific and other major battlefields, and using rigorous pen and ink to depict the historical panorama of "World War II". At the same time, Liddell Hart, from the perspective of a military theorist, gave a thorough explanation and wonderful comments on the strategic decisions and campaign operations of the participating countries. Since its publication, this book has been translated into many languages ​​and has become an inescapable classic for World War II history lovers around the world.

In June 1944, nearly three million Allied troops landed in Normandy, successfully opening the second battlefield in Europe; in September, although Operation Market Garden, a planned air landing on the Arnhem Bridge, failed, the German army on the Western Front had gradually fallen into despair. On December 16, Hitler launched his "last ditch effort" - concentrating his forces to launch a counterattack in the Ardennes region at the junction of Belgium, Germany, and Luxembourg, in order to seize Antwerp, the main Allied supply port, and attempt to create a second "Dunkirk retreat." The Allied forces, who mistakenly believed that the German army was no longer able to launch a strategic offensive, were caught off guard. Some soldiers were defeated by the German offensive, fled or surrendered, but more soldiers stood bravely and resisted tenaciously, delaying the German attack. Driven by despair and revenge, coupled with the harsh winter climate, the Ardennes Campaign was as brutal as the Battle of Stalingrad on the Eastern Front. Both the Allied and German forces suffered nearly 100,000 casualties in this battle. Anthony Beaver, a famous British military historian, described in great detail this tragic battle that ultimately crushed the German Wehrmacht in terms of days.

The book completely reproduces the pre-war preparations of both sides for the offensive and defensive war surrounding Constantinople in 1453 that was endowed with sacred significance, the unfolding of the war process, and the historical trend of the Mediterranean world after the war. The author mobilizes historical ink and paints thick and colorful portraits of the two supreme commanders, the initiator of the war, Sultan Mohammed II, and the Emperor of the Byzantine Empire, Constantine XI. At the same time, Roger Crowley uses line drawings, sketches, or light ink to depict the group portraits of the commanders, chief ministers, religious leaders, and skilled craftsmen of the two armies in the confrontation.

This collection of poems is divided into three parts: the first part is a biography of Pushkin, introducing Pushkin's life story; the second part is Pushkin's lyrical poems, a total of 50 poems; the third part is a fairy tale poem, a total of 5 poems, all of which are Pushkin's masterpieces. This collection of poems has accurate translations, rich illustrations and text, and unique originality.

Shakespeare's five long narrative poems include "Venus and Adoni", "The Lost Virginity of Lucrece", "The Complaints of a Lover", "The Phoenix and the Turtle Dove" and "The Passionate Pilgrim". Among them, "Venus and Adoni" is a new translation by the translator Mr. Tu An, which has never been published before. This book includes three parts: narrative poems, lyric poems, and drama. Among them, there are three narrative poems, ten lyric poems, and one drama - King John. This is an encyclopedia that allows you to understand the various aspects of society and the nature of human nature. No matter who you are, you can find your own shadow in Shakespeare's works, feel the lasting spiritual shock, and resonate and be inspired in aspects such as growth, love, and faith.

This book mainly collects Lin Huiyin's selected excellent poems and prose works. Lin Huiyin's poems are exquisite, delicate in emotion, graceful in style, and full of beauty; her prose is passionate and full of meaning. The language is simple and easy to understand, the aesthetics are unique, and it is full of classical charm.

Defoe's masterpiece, a famous British writer in the 19th century, has been recognized as a classic of world literature more than a hundred years after its publication and is a must-have in Western spiritual and cultural life. This version has become a classic version of the English translation. The content of the story includes: the first part, the three voyages after running away from home; the second part, the fourth time going to sea and living on a desert island; the third part, various encounters after returning to England.

"How the Steel Was Tempered" is an excellent novel written by the Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky with strong perseverance and spent three years writing it under the harsh conditions of total paralysis and blindness. The protagonist of the novel, Paul Korchagin, is a stubborn and aggressive young man. In the wave of revolution, he gradually grows into a strong communist fighter. He was tested again and again in the war and endured the great pain caused by disability and blindness. In the process, he also wavered, but after a fierce ideological struggle, he finally defeated himself and picked up a new weapon-literary creation.

A selection of the works of Camus, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, this book collects the essence of Camus's creations from 1933 to 1939: "The World of Hell and the Sun", the collection of beautiful essays of "The Good Marriage" and the novel "Happy Death". The themes all revolve around the metaphysical issues of life and death, so "The World of Hell and the Sun" is the title of the book. Camus believed that "every artist retains a unique source deep in his soul, which nourishes his words and deeds throughout his life", and "The Realm of the Underworld", his first outstanding work, is exactly where this source lies. The four essays in "A Good Marriage" are Camus's early travel notes. He expressed his feelings about life in poetic and picturesque language. "Happy Death" is Camus's debut novel. Although it is not very mature, it clearly embodies Camus's philosophical ideas.

Italy is a profound and profound historical gift, which constitutes the most romantic imaginary symbol in people's hearts. It is a world-famous elegant monument and a stunning artistic genius, but it is also a chaotic river flowing under the weak moonlight. This book is a notebook of Henry James's experiences during his many visits to Italy. Following the author through the dim and hazy passage of thoughts and feelings, a huge painting of the natural landscape and humanistic features of Italy in the late 19th and early 20th centuries will slowly unfold in front of the reader, and Italy as time passes is its most authentic appearance.

The content of "The Common Reader (I, II)" includes: the Paston family and Chaucer; ignorance of Greek culture; Elizabethan inns; reflections on reading Elizabethan plays; Montaigne; the Duchess of Newcastle; Dandy Evelyn; flute; the life of the unknown; Jane Austen; modern novels; "Jane Eyre" and "Wuthering Heights"; George Eliot; the Russian perspective and other classic works of literary criticism.

This book is an article written by Woolf based on two lectures entitled "Women and Novel" she gave at Cambridge University. Later, she greatly revised and expanded it, and finally wrote the famous feminist masterpiece "A House of One's Own". With a humorous style and plentiful quotations, this book tells the story of the plight of women's survival in a male-dominated society, the historical prejudice against women, and the impact of women's poverty on creation. Woolf encouraged women to break the cage in their minds, actively strive for independent economic power and social status, think independently, live freely, give full play to their female advantages and achieve themselves.

"A cat is such a luxurious and rare animal. It can make your every day full of endless surprises. The feeling of petting this little beast is so wonderful, the fur under your palm is so soft and smooth, and it will warm your body when you wake up on a cold winter night. Even if it is a local cat that can be seen everywhere, it still exudes a noble and charming temperament. From his independent gait, you even You can get a glimpse of the jaguar... "When you sit next to a cat you have known for many years, put your hands on him, and try to adapt to his pulse of life that is very different from yours. From time to time, he will raise his head and greet you with a particularly gentle tone, telling you that he knows you want to enter his world..." No matter who you are, you will always meet that cat that belongs to you.

"By getting to know others, I've also learned about myself." In every conversation, tap into possibilities you may not even know you have. This is a collection of life conversations between Shuntaro Tanigawa and six wise men of the era. This is a precious record that only a conversation can capture. He talks about life, loneliness, family, ideals, life and death with his father, talks about rhythm and the evolution of language with linguists, talks about books and art with poets, talks about the use of language and education with social activists, talks about childhood and literature with neighbor aunts... These conversations are relaxed and comfortable, but the content of the conversations is profound and closely related to everyone. Reading every word, it is like being present at the conversation in person, feeling that they use the gentleness and silence of language to resolve your confusion and confusion.

No matter how far you go, you will eventually come home. Following "Independence, Start by Traveling Alone", Arai Kazusan's travel confession; the true meaning of travel lies not in where you go, but in finding your own path in life; after you have the spirit of a traveler, you can live a lifelong traveler's life, and only travelers can truly find their hometown and embrace it tightly with both hands. Originally, my world was just an alley in Shinjuku District, Tokyo. It was not only very small, but also very short. Crossing a small road on Okubo Street was the biggest adventure. In the summer when I was twenty, I discovered the entrance to the world on the international train platform of Beijing Railway Station. From there, I could go to Moscow, then to Berlin, Paris, Rome, London, Amsterdam... This was a coming-of-age ceremony to find the entrance to the world, but in order to enter the world, you first have to leave home alone. The true meaning of travel is not where you go, but finding your own path in life. People travel in order to come back. I believe that only travelers can truly find their hometown and embrace it with both hands. No matter how far we go, we must eventually return home. Otherwise, we are not traveling, but self-exile...

William Butler Yeats is a famous Irish poet, playwright and essayist. He is also one of the greatest modern poets in the English-speaking world. He is the winner of the Gothenburg Poetry Prize and the Nobel Prize for Literature. Yeats created richly throughout his life and was deeply influenced by romanticism, aestheticism, mysticism and symbolism. The collection of essays "The Tree of Life" reflects his many influences from Shelley's poetry, Blake's romanticism, Irish folk mysticism, etc. It is the crystallization of Yeats's literary and artistic thoughts.

"Don't Argue with Your Mom" ​​is Buckman's first collection of non-fiction essays. It records all the crazy moments that a new dad experiences on the road to parenting, such as wandering around poop and bottles all day long; chasing after his children to collect chicken feathers all over the place; sacrificing personal time and even sleep; and at the same time, he has to keep up with the harsh requirements of modern society on parents. These articles were originally written by Buckman to his son, but the lines reveal Buckman's unique worldview and outlook on life, which is very wise and very warm. For example, "Women deserve the same rights, freedoms, and opportunities as men"; "Property of language is important"; "Don't regard meanness as ability, and don't regard kindness as weakness." Every article is filled with kindness, humor and lots of love.

To be disqualified in the human world is to lose the qualifications to be a human being. This article consists of five parts: a preface, a first-hand notebook, a second-hand notebook, a third-hand notebook, and a postscript. The preface and postscript are narrated in the author's voice, while the three notebooks are narrated in the voice of the protagonist Ye Zang. The protagonist Ye Zang is timid and cowardly, afraid of worldly emotions and does not understand the complex thoughts of human beings, so he disguises himself through comedy. Later, I discovered that drinking and having fun seemed to be a better way to escape the world, so I lived a wild life all day long, numbing myself through alcohol, drugs, and women, and eventually led to destruction. He was tortured by the most real pain of being a human being. He spent his whole life seeking love and avoiding love under self-weariness, and in the end he could only destroy himself. In addition, this book also includes 7 representative works of Osamu Dazai, including "Viyong's Wife", "The Story of a Snowy Night" and "Goodbye".

This book contains Osamu Dazai's five important masterpieces, namely "Disqualification in the World", "Clown's Flower", "Run, Melos" and "Villon's Wife" Goodbye. "Disqualified in the World" is Osamu Dazai's last novella before his death, and it is also a work with a rather autobiographical feel. The protagonist of the novel, Ye Zang, has been sensitive and thoughtful since childhood, with a cowardly personality. Although he was born into a wealthy family, he is full of fear of the surrounding environment and people. In his early years, he left his hometown to study and first tasted wine and sex. From then on, he indulged in it and spent his life avoiding everything he feared.

This book is based on "The Complete Works of Osamu Dazai" published by Japan's Chikuma Shobo in 1985, and includes 9 short stories and essays by Osamu Dazai, including "One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji", "Girl Apprentice", "Flag Bearer of the 20th Century", "Grandma's House" and "Lantern". "One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji" is uniquely written and is used in most Japanese high school Chinese textbooks. It centers on Mount Fuji and depicts the scenery of Fuji from multiple angles. Each scenery entrusts Osamu Dazai's emotions. The subtitle of "The Standard Bearer of the Twentieth Century" "I'm sorry for being a human being" has become Osamu Dazai's most famous quote.

This book is based on "The Complete Works of Osamu Dazai" published by Japan's Chikuma Shobo in 1985, and includes 9 short stories and essays by Osamu Dazai, including "The Blind Man Laughs Alone", "Cricket", "A Tale of Poverty", "Eight Scenes of Tokyo" and "The Letter of the Wind". "Eight Views of Tokyo" is Osamu Dazai's farewell message to his youth. "The Blind Man Laughs Alone" uses the diary of a blind musician to write about his optimism in the face of a difficult life. "Cricket" expresses Osamu Dazai's unique views on art, success and wealth through the voice of an artist's wife.

Transgender writing + reversal novel + epistolary style + anti-secular spirit, Dazai Osamu's questioning of individual self-existence, and tireless exploration and pursuit of novel forms. "Falling Heroes" is a collection of novels written by Osamu Dazai. It was written in a state of chaos during the war. Osamu Dazai wrote in the article "Fifteen Years": "I will not give up writing. Now that this is the case, I will try my best to write novels to the end." There are 14 works in this book, some of which are close to the author. The "private novel" of Ie's true experience describes Dazai's introspection and the psychological process of reconciliation with his family. It also includes dissatisfaction and ridicule of the war, showing a clear-cut anti-war attitude. In addition, there are also anecdotes full of humor, and the redemption and disillusionment of personal beliefs, which comprehensively show the diverse aspects of Dazai in the middle period of his creation.

This book is a famous work by Osamu Dazai, and it is also an epistolary novel. "Skylark", a young man who went to a mountain health sanatorium due to tuberculosis, was terrified of his impending death. On the other hand, he was fighting the disease in the company of friends with distinctive personalities and backgrounds, striving to become a "new man." There, the sweet and sour relationship with the two vital nurses - Sister Zhu and Azheng, and the sudden grief caused by the death of his partner due to illness, all made him emotionally ups and downs. He continued to meticulously record these daily mental fluctuations in letters to close friends. However, "Skylark" has always maintained a positive worldview similar to Greek mythology - in the corner of Pandora's box, which spreads misfortune to the world, a small gemstone engraved with the word "Hope" was found. "Pandora's Box" is the sunny side of Osamu Dazai's writing.