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Yeats's most widely read poem in China is "When You Are Old". This time we publish it together and attach a Chinese translation for the convenience of readers.

Miyazawa Kenji was selected as the fourth great writer of the millennium in Japan's voting, and he is also a unique style among Showa poets. He pioneered the cosmic poetry style, represented the early achievements of modern poetry, and influenced many poets such as Nakahara Chuuya and Tanigawa Shuntaro. "Spring and Asura" is a collection of poems by Miyazawa Kenji. Japanese literature and poetry translator Wu Fei has carefully translated it, and the appendix contains extensive annotations to analyze the unique "Miyazawa vocabulary".

"Birds" is one of Rabindranath Tagore's masterpieces and one of the outstanding poetry collections in the world, including more than 300 beautiful poems. Day and night, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal, all merge into one in Tagore's writings. Short sentences express a profound philosophy of life and lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom. Reading these poems for the first time is like opening the bedroom window on an early summer morning after a storm and seeing a world that is indifferent and clear. Everything is so fresh and bright, but the charm inside is very rich and thought-provoking. "New Moon Collection" was created in 1903 and is one of Rabindranath Tagore's masterpieces. The poem cleverly shows the children's pure psychology and unique and lively way of thinking to the world by describing their games and fun. What Tagore wanted to eulogize in his collection of poems was the precious nature of human life: innocence. In addition to depicting the innocence of children, the poem also praises maternal love. Just as it is impossible for a child without maternal love to experience happiness in reality, he is well aware of the philosophy involved. In his works, he integrates these two completely different but related things and praises them together. It is in this way that the poem itself is deeply philosophical and the children depicted in the poem are more flesh-and-blood and emotionally rich. After the collection of poems came out, Tagore was also known as the "children's poet".

"Poetry Talks about Life - Selected Poems of Hesse" selects 275 excellent poems from the author's 15 collections of poems, and publishes them in one volume in five parts: "Youth", "Youth", "Middle-aged", "Old Age" and "Old Age". Hesse's literary career began and ended with poetry creation; his first collection of poems, "Romantic Songs," collected his poetry creation since the age of 15, and his last poem, "The Rattling of Broken Branches," was completed the day before his death. During the nearly 70 years of Hesse's poetry career, he composed about 1,400 poems, of which more than 800 were edited by him into 15 poetry anthologies. Hesse's poems are deeply loved by the German people. His poems are pure and touching, and each chapter expresses his true feelings. Not only is his language delicate and euphemistic, concise and simple, but his style is also particularly fresh, natural and smooth.

This book is a selection of Baudelaire's masterpiece "The Flowers of Evil". It selects more than 50 most representative poems from more than 100 poems, showing the poet's poetic world as comprehensively as possible. The main representative chapters include "Blessing", "Giantess", "Ode to Beauty", "Exotic Fragrance", "Cat", etc. "The Flower of Evil" is a poetic and artistic work that expresses Western mental illness and social pathology. Baudelaire's genius is precisely reflected in his ability to discover beauty in a world of evil, feel the existence of evil in the experience of beauty, and turn decay into magic through poetry. Therefore, in a sense, "Flowers of Evil" is the art of "evil" rather than an ode to evil. Using poetry to express the ugliness of modern cities, the hypocrisy of modern civilization, and the poverty and emptiness of modern people's spiritual world is the unique contribution of "Flowers of Evil" to the poetry world, and it is also a useful inspiration provided by Baudelaire to future modernism.

"Birds" is a collection of Rabindranath Tagore's famous poems, including "Birds" and "Crescent Moon". "Birds" is one of Tagore's outstanding poetry collections. The short, concise, clear and meaningful poems contain profound wisdom and nourish the hearts of hundreds of millions of readers. "New Moon Collection" is also a masterpiece by Rabindranath Tagore. It vividly describes the lively mind and brilliant imagination of children. It uses special and timeless artistic charm to create a pure and beautiful children's world, allowing the pure childlike innocence to illuminate the direction of life.

Dante's "Divine Comedy" is the most influential book in the Western world besides the Bible. Dante himself has become one of the three most famous poets in the West, known as the father of the Italian language and one of the three spiritual sources of literature. Recently, Dan Brown, the most influential best-selling author in the United States and the author of "The Da Vinci Code", has released a new book "Inferno", with a first edition of 2 million copies. The book is based on the first part of "Inferno" in Dante's "Divine Comedy" to unfold the plot. The book is expected to be adapted for screen next year (2014), which will usher in an enthusiastic response to "The Divine Comedy". This English translation is the most authoritative translation in the English-speaking world. It was translated by the famous 19th-century American poet Longfellow, and immediately became a classic translation in the English-speaking world after its publication.

Dante's "Divine Comedy" is one of the greatest works in the history of world literature. Borges called this book "the best book in the history of human literature." "The Divine Comedy" is divided into three parts - "Hell": suffering people, sin and suffering; "Pure World": people who atone for sins, repentance and waiting; "Paradise": happy people, joy and love. There are 100 articles in three parts. Dante began writing the "Divine Comedy" in 1308, and completed the three volumes of "Inferno", "Pure World" and "Paradise" in 1320. It is still sung today and is the first work of the Renaissance movement. Joyce loved this book, "The Divine Comedy is the European epic. I love my Dante as much as I love the Bible. That is my spiritual food, and everything else is junk." When Lu Xun evaluated foreign literature in his later years, he mentioned that "Italian writer Dante and Russian writer Dostoevsky are the two most unforgettable foreign writers for me." The "Divine Comedy" published this time includes 133 newly reproduced customized illustrations by Gustave Doré, a classic translation by translator Wang Weike, nearly 1,500 translation annotations, and a 15,080-word long text introduction by the translator + hand-drawn schematic diagrams to facilitate readers to better understand the classics.

This set of books collects all the poems written in English by Brodsky, the greatest poet of the 20th century, and translated from Russian to English by him or with his help. It includes the most important and famous poems in the poet's life. The first volume of this series of books is published this time. The main content is "The Shield of Perseus - A Literary Biography of Joseph Brodsky" and most of the poems in the poetry collection "Camp in the Wilderness". Brodsky's literary biography was written by Losev based on his interaction with Brodsky and his research on him. It introduces Brodsky's life, literary creation, and ideological changes in great detail, which is of extremely high academic value. "Camp in the Wilderness" is Brodsky's first published poetry collection, which contains all of his early works. This volume contains seventy short poems and the narrative poem "Isa and Abraham". For Brodsky, these works marked the formation and establishment of his style on the road of poetry: structural techniques, image system of words (symbolic vocabulary), and original poetic rhythm.

The daughter of hope and memory is named Art. She builds a residence far away from the desperate battlefield where people hang their clothes on the forked trees and their clothes become battle flags. Oh, beloved daughter of hope and memory, stay with me for a while!

The Portuguese poet Pessoa loved madly, but decisively escaped from love. He also wrote a lot of words about love. This collection of poems selects and translates poems about love by Pessoa himself and the three main synonyms, Caeiro, Reis, and Campos, as well as seven love letters written by Pessoa and his lover Ophelia, as well as love letters written virtually by Pessoa to a man named Antonio in the name of Maria José, the only female synonym.

"Two Billion Light Years of Loneliness" is divided into six parts: The Promise of the World, The End of Spring, The Day the Bird Disappears from the Sky, The Placenta of Language, The Sorrowful Angel, and the Language of If. Mr. Tanigawa and his close translator Mr. Tahara jointly selected 120 poems (17 of which were new works released for the first time) that have relatively high artistic achievements and are most widely circulated. The author uses his poems containing superb skills and amazing imagination to sing a long and pure love song to the world.

This book selects more than 70 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 romantic beauty of love.

This book is based on the translation of the poems in "The Complete Poems and Dramas of T. S. Eliot" published by Faber Publishing House in 1969. It includes all of Eliot's poetry works, not only the well-known "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" ", "The Waste Land", "Ash Wednesday" and "Four Quartets" and other works, as well as works such as "The Rock" and "Old Possum's Heroic Cats", which were fully translated for the first time, comprehensively showing the development process of the poet's writing and his creative style at various stages. In addition, the book also includes a preface by Professor Lu Jiande, the editor-in-chief of this series of Thomas S. Eliot series and director of the Institute of Foreign Literature of the Academy of Social Sciences, which introduces Eliot's entire creative career and ideological process in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, making an excellent annotation for this series of books.

"Requiem" is the representative work of Russian poetess Akhmatova. This long lyric poem, composed of fourteen short poems, is one of the most important works in the life of the female poet and one of the rare masterpieces in the history of Soviet poetry. The female poet used this long poem to mourn all the innocent people who died unjustly during the expansion of counter-revolutionary suppression in the 1930s.

"The Divine Comedy" is a long epic poem. Each part of the trilogy has thirty-three cantos, plus the first canto as the overture to the whole book, for a total of one hundred cantos. This symmetrical structure is based on medieval concepts of the mysterious meaning and symbolism of numbers. From a moral point of view, this fictional magical journey is the learning process of the soul. Virgil symbolizes reason and philosophy. She guides Dante to travel to hell and the pure world, symbolizing that people understand the consequences of sin through reason and philosophy, and thus repent; Beatrice symbolizes faith and theology. She guides Dante to travel to heaven and finally see God. It symbolizes that people understand eternal truth through the path of faith and the enlightenment of theology, achieve the ultimate goal, and obtain the happiness of eternal life in the next life. Dante uses the personal soul's learning process as an example to inspire people to reflect on their own thoughts and actions and pay close attention to the dark social reality, so as to promote the early realization of Italy's hope for political and moral revival. Around this central idea, "The Divine Comedy" extensively reflects reality, gives an artistic summary of medieval culture, and at the same time shows the dawn of humanistic thought in the Renaissance era. Therefore, Engels called him "the last poet of the Middle Ages and the first poet of the new era."

The Divine Comedy is a cross-section of the human spiritual structure. From the perspective of Freudian psychology, hell is a world of self-indulgence, where human instincts and desires such as pride, jealousy, anger, laziness, greed for money, lust, and gluttony cannot be controlled; purgatory is where the self gradually purges away its sins and breaks away from the self to be reborn. Process, the seven kinds of sinful souls living in it, although they have sinned but to a lesser extent and have repented, are the self that can control themselves, and can ascend to heaven after repentance; heaven is the paradise of God, angels and good people, the embodiment of truth, goodness and beauty, and the superego that transcends control. From the three sections of human spiritual structure, corresponding to the three realms of the Divine Comedy, we can also see Dante's value orientation and exploration of human nature.

"The Crypt of the Vatican" is a collection of Gide's four novels from different periods: "Palude", "Return of the Prodigal Son", "The Cellar of the Vatican" and "Theseus". "Palude" is a story about Gide's pursuit of "change", being uneasy about the status quo, hoping to change himself, and also eager to awaken the people around him. It is regarded as the pioneering work of modernist literature. The unique humor throughout the book satirizes various aspects of life and literary phenomena at that time. "The Return of the Prodigal Son" is a short story by Gide, which has been adapted into a play and performed on the stage. The prodigal son returned to his parents not because he regretted what he had done, but he also encouraged and helped his younger brother to run away from home, which had a profound meaning. "Crypts of the Vatican" is a satirical novel, a "silly play".

"The Food of the World" is the representative work of Nobel Prize winner Gide, which symbolizes the spiritual food for human beings to seek happiness on earth. The author combines his travel experience in North Africa and Italy, and uses his confession of the goddess in mythology to describe the exotic customs in a poetic and picturesque way. "The Food of the World" expresses true feelings in the form of literature. The emotions shown by the author reflect everywhere that life and freedom are precious treasures in human life, and this love for life and freedom is precious spiritual food. By reading "The Food of the World", we can not only redefine the meaning of life, but also gain a new understanding of freedom. The main theme of "Food for the World" is the eulogy of freedom, the praise of life, and the pursuit of truth. In the process of understanding oneself and liberating oneself, one can get rid of all the constraints on the body and embrace all things in the world.

André Gide (1869-1951) was one of the most important French writers of the 20th century and one of the most important figures in the history of French and even modern Western literature and thought. He won the 1947 Nobel Prize in Literature for his "extensive and artistically profound works that express human problems and situations with a fearless love for truth and keen psychological insights." "The Counterfeiter" occupies a very special position in Gide's oeuvre: it is Gide's last and only novel, and is the product of his most mature period of thought and art. Gide admitted in his diary that he spent his entire life accumulating his efforts to write this work. It was the most important mission of his life. After writing it, he would die without regrets. Therefore, it can be said that it represents the highest and most comprehensive achievement of Gide as a thinker and artist. The works are profound and delicate in thought, clear and exquisite in writing, broad in vision and rich in content. It is not only a coming-of-age novel, an ethical novel, but also a psychological novel, and even a "meta-novel" that shows how to refine life and create art. It has a milestone significance in the history of literature.

"The Food of the World" is a collection of prose works by French writer Gide. After Gide traveled to North Africa and Italy, he used his wanderings as clues and used virtual goddesses as objects of conversation to describe exotic customs and express his feelings about life. The writing was poetic and picturesque in various forms, including traditional short poems, odes, melodies, etc. In the book, Gide calls with passion to measure the earth with his feet and express his true feelings with words. He despised traditional morality and advocated freedom, especially his strong feelings about nature and life, and used this feeling as spiritual food.

In "The Narrow Gate", "I" and Alyssa are childhood sweethearts. In the eyes of "I", Alyssa is noble, gentle and dignified. "I" feel ashamed and have been reluctant to confess my love to Alyssa. "I" try my best to become a perfect person like Alyssa and then enter into a marriage contract with her. Year after year, time passed by, "I" and Alyssa misunderstood and missed each other again and again, which eventually became an eternal regret...

This book contains three of Gide's masterpieces: "Pastoral Symphony", "Palude" and "Theseus". "Pastoral Symphony" is recognized as André Gide's most successful work. It is a story about human nature's self-deception. "Palude" and "Theseus" more clearly reflect the influence of religious contradictions and ancient Greek mythology on Gide's literary creation.

Gide was a writer who truly "read thousands of books and traveled thousands of miles". "Abandoning Travel" is selected from his representative works of travel notes. In it, Gide severely criticized France's colonial policy and revealed the inevitable consequences of the colonial system. Gide's travel notes not only express personal feelings, but are also full of political enthusiasm and sincere humanitarian spirit, occupying a very important position in his entire creative career. "Translation Huacai" is a new book series launched by Shanghai Translation Publishing House. The theme is clear and published in volumes, with five types in each volume, with exquisite covers that match the theme style. It is designed by the new generation of outstanding designer Zhou Weiwei. In terms of content, we make full use of the powerful and widely recognized translation resources of Shanghai Translation Publishing House to extract famous works from them into a volume. The theme of the first volume is "Wandering", including Gide, Hemingway, Lawrence, Nagai Kafeng, Maugham The travel writings of five famous literary figures include Gide's "Abandoning Travel", Hemingway's "Paris Never Ends", Lawrence "The Wandering Stranger", Nagai Kafeng's "Whispers on the Lotus Wind" and Somerset Maugham's "On His Majesty's Representation".

The protagonist Michel has been painted with layers of civilizational "powder" since he was born. He received a strict religious education since he was a child. He is serious and old-fashioned, does not understand life, and has no interest. He spent his youth in books. Later, Michel married the virtuous and gentle wife Marceline at the order of his father, but he did not love her. After the marriage, the two went to North Africa for their honeymoon. Michelle suddenly became seriously ill. After being cared for by his wife, his body gradually recovered, but his temperament changed drastically. He is determined to be his true self, change his past lifestyle, ignore any morality, and pursue an exciting lifestyle. On one side is the stable happiness symbolized by family, on the other side is the degradation and risk symbolized by personal desires. Michelle is in a dilemma, should she follow the secular world or follow her heart?

Gide's passionate spiritual monologues, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, are regarded as "the Bible of a restless generation." Gide unreservedly condensed the truest emotions in his heart into a long and affectionate poem, translated by Sheng Chenghua, an expert on Gide's works. "Food from the Earth" is a series of poetic fragmentary thoughts written by Gide in a lyrical way, combining traditional short poems, odes, melody and other forms after he traveled to North Africa and Italy. He senses the flowers and fruits of life with his fiery soul, and turns this sincere love into carols and poetry.

The work of Gide, the Nobel Prize winner in literature, is a ridiculous scam that reflects the weaknesses of human nature. It has been translated by veteran translator Gui Yufang. In fact, each of us is trapped in our own cognitive world and has become a prisoner of ourselves.A masterpiece of Gide's novels, the humorous and absurd plot reveals the essence of human nature. It all stems from a secret: the Pope was kidnapped and imprisoned in the Vatican cellar. What is currently on the stage is a puppet and false Pope. The church is in urgent need of funds for rescue operations and looks forward to the generosity of believers. Rumors spread quietly among the people, some were frightened, some were suspicious, and some believed. Three brothers-in-law with different personalities-a scientist who converted to Catholicism, a writer with limited talent, and a timid businessman-were involved in this fraud case one after another. Their originally unrelated destinies converged in Rome, and then deviated from the normal track, eventually leading to a murder...

This book is a collection of poems written by the famous Irish poet, playwright and essayist William Butler Yeats. This book selects representative works from various periods of Yeats's poetry creation, including "When You Are Old", "The White Bird", "Leda and the Swan", "Sailing to Byzantium", "The Foothills of Ben Bulben", etc., To display Yeats's creative process in a relatively comprehensive manner, and to give readers a comprehensive understanding of the poet. Yeats' early poetry style was naturalistic. During this period, he created a large number of lyric poems, which were sincere and touching, and were widely circulated. In his later years, due to the influence of politics and metaphysics, Yeats's poetic style turned to contemplation and conciseness, focusing on philosophical and historical themes. Yeats was in Ireland at the turn of the century. He used poetry to integrate his personal history with the history of Ireland at that stage, showing deep patriotism.

"The Prophet" is Gibran's world-renowned masterpiece. It caused a sensation once it was published. Through the mouth of a wise Eastern philosopher, Gibran narrated the crystallization of more than 40 years of wisdom and told the world the secrets of 26 issues such as love, marriage, children, work, education, pain, joy, good and evil, life and death. Since its publication, this book has been translated into hundreds of languages ​​and widely circulated, influencing generations of readers. Open this book and reap the energy and wisdom from Gibran, making you feel strong and calm, and get rid of negative emotions such as anxiety and irritation. Love only knows its depth when we are apart. --Excerpted from page 12 of this book. Love one another, but do not put chains on your love. --Excerpted from page 30 of this book. Your children are actually not your children, they are children born of life's desire for itself. They came to this world through you, but not because of you. You can give your children your love instead of importing your thoughts. --Excerpted from page 32 of this book.

This book follows the historical development of Russian lyric poetry and collects more than 400 poems from more than 300 years. Among them, there are many representative works by some star poets, such as Pushkin, Tyutchev, Feit, Yesenin, Tsvetaeva, etc.

This book collects the poems of Polish poet and Nobel Prize winner Czeslaw Miłosz from 1981 to 2001. According to the year of creation and publication, 207 of Miłosz's poems are included, including "Memories of Homeland" (1986), "Chronicle" (1985-1987), "The Other Side" (1991), "Facing the River" (1995), "The Puppy on the Road" (1998) and "This" (2000). In the poetry of the 1980s, poets recalled the people who had passed away and the inaccessible homeland, and pondered our common destiny, but "still could not learn to narrate appropriately and calmly." After entering the 1990s, poetry included conversations with other people, describing the world coldly, and the passion between the lines remained, continuing the discussion of good and evil, truth and freedom. The poet blends personal experience with historical perspective to reveal a revelatory insight.

It selects 166 classic poems by 9 Nobel Prize winners in literature, weaving a poetic galaxy with "happiness" as the context. From the world-renowned literary giant Rabindranath Tagore to Maeterlinck, known as the "Shakespeare of Belgium"; from Karl Felt to Kipling; from the romantic and symbolist Yeats to Hesse, the last knight of the German Romantics; from the modernist master Eliot to Mistral who sang about maternal tenderness; and the hermit poet Quasimodo. After hundreds of years, these great works of poetry are still shining brightly. With the translator's background introduction, slow down, have a conversation with the poet, and experience and feel the world instead of being obsessed with meaning. In this era of eagerness to express happiness, we learn to express sadness honestly, and you can make yourself happier.

Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore's masterpiece, classic translation by Zheng Zhenduo, Chinese and English bilingual version. "The Collection of Flying Birds" is a collection of philosophical aphorisms and poems, with a total of 325 short poems. They use flowers, plants, mountains and rivers, birds and animals, women and children, relatives and friends, love, hate, etc. As materials, either to capture a natural landscape or to tell a truth. Fresh and bright, beautiful and timeless. Relying on the poet's keen insight into nature and society, these short poems contain profound wisdom, rich thoughts and profound philosophy. In this collection of poems filled with thoughts, day and night, fallen leaves and flowing fireflies, freedom and betrayal are all transformed into beautiful poems under Tagore's pen, which are fascinating and thought-provoking.

This book contains a large number of Gibran's unknown essays, essays, speeches, translations, proverbs, etc. Gibran's poetic talent conceals his identity as a peerless essayist. This is the most comprehensive collection of Gibran's essays and miscellaneous articles in the world. From this book, you can see an impassioned and cold-hearted Gibran. Perhaps this is the side that he should have as the most famous thinker in the 20th century. The article is full of Gibran's worries about the times, nation, family and country. Because of this book, he is enough to leave his name in history together with Lu Xun.

"The Complete Works of Kahlil Gibran: Light and Silence Prose·Miscellaneous Pieces" contains a large number of unknown essays, essays, speeches, translations, proverbs, etc. By Gibran. Gibran's poetic talent conceals his identity as a peerless essayist. This is the most comprehensive collection of Gibran's essays and miscellaneous articles in the world. From this book, you can see an impassioned and cold-hearted Gibran. Perhaps this is the side that he should have as the most famous thinker in the 20th century. The article is full of Gibran's worries about the times, nation, family and country. Because of this book, he is enough to leave his name in history together with Lu Xun.

This collection compiles the letters exchanged between Gibran and those who had a greater influence on him. These letters provided encouragement and comfort to Gibran during his short life. Among Relatives, this collection includes letters between Gibran, his father, and his cousin Nahlei Gibran. In these letters, Gibran conveys his deep affection for his relatives. Among Friends, this collection contains the correspondence between Gibran and many mentors and friends, showing the pure and precious friendship between them.

This book contains two of the most famous poetry collections of the famous poet Gibran: "The Prophet", a small "Bible" representing truth, and "Sand and Foam", a collection of wisdom aphorisms. It was translated by the famous litterateur Bing Xin. It is a book of proverbs about life, art, love and life. "One flower, one world, one sand, one kingdom." In Kahlil Gibran's writings, the four seasons pass, the clouds change, and the answer to life is contained in them.

Sand and Foam is a book of aphorisms about life, art, love, and human nature, which is worth reading again and again. In addition to philosophy, the collection of poems is also rich in the beauty of music, just like the sound of nature, conveying the love and true meaning of life, so that those who are troubled and hesitant can be comforted and inspired! Poetry transcends the limitations of time, space and national boundaries. The words and sentences contain profound philosophy, embody the common emotions of mankind, and meet the different needs of different hearts.

"The Miracle of 20th Century Poetry" Sylvia Plath's violent swan song towards death and rebirth. 40 Unpublished manuscripts with poem creation dates, translator Bao Huiyi's long translation postscript and annotations, the latest complete Chinese classic version. A beloved book by contemporary cultural icon Patti Smith and feminist pioneer Anne Sexton. This collection of poems begins with "love" and ends with "spring". Suicide was just a moment lost to sadness, and she never gave up this effort until her death. Because there is a cruel but beautiful world between ascension and fall that is worth risking your life for. "Ariel" is irreplaceable - it is a posthumous work and the most authentic representation of Plath's depressed mental world before her death. It also adds more appeal and authenticity to the semi-autobiographical coming-of-age novel "The Bell Jar" ten years ago. If "The Bell Jar" records her rebellion and restlessness in adolescence, then "Ariel" is her more authentic "confession." Before Plath committed suicide in her London apartment in 1963, she left a black spring binder on her desk, which contained 40 complete poetry manuscripts. It was originally titled "Ariel and Other Poems". Her husband Hughes organized and deleted the poems according to the order of the manuscript (deleting poems that were too cruel or allusive), and published them in two different editions in the United Kingdom and the United States in 1965 and 1966 respectively. This restored version of "Ariel" contains 40 complete poems with dates of creation, and is arranged in strict accordance with the order of the manuscript left by Plath, making it of special and irreplaceable significance compared with other works. It authentically presents the poet's mental journey along the way and is the most authentic confession of Plath's conflicted and struggling life. It has been translated by Bao Huiyi, an authoritative domestic literary translator and writer (the editor and translator have made extensive revisions to the translation). It is accompanied by a long postscript and nearly 40 annotations. It has been published in its entirety for the first time!

A collection of outstanding poems from Nietzsche's life poetry, arranged in chronological order. This selection is based on the high quality of the poems and the completeness of the poetry collection, which can reflect the overall style of Nietzsche's poetry to a certain extent.

"The Collection of Wandering Girls" is a poem by the Indian literary giant Rabindranath Tagore. It contains 94 poems with diverse themes and is as mellow as his representative works "New Moon Collection", "Wandering Birds Collection", "Song Collection" and so on. In this collection of poems, the poet wrote: "The poems I wrote have made their flowers extraordinarily beautiful; my love for the world has made them love the world even more."

If a person truly experiences the beauty of poetry, he will definitely become addicted. When talking about the dean in the field of poetry, the one that immediately comes to mind is Rabindranath Tagore. Tagore usually writes about very simple things, such as a flower, a tree, a bird, a star... However, in his writing, behind every ordinary thing, there is a profound meaning about life, nature and life revealed. "Born Like Summer Flowers: Selected Classic Poems of Tagore" includes Tagore's two representative poetry collections: "New Moon Collection", a collection of prose poems with a high reputation and focusing on children's life and interests; "Collection of Flying Birds", a collection of lyric poems about love and life, which has a score of 9.1 On Douban. These poems are rich in lyricism, meaningful and profound, with fresh and fluent language and strange and wonderful images. Paired with exquisite freehand pictures and full of light philosophical thoughts, it gives people a sense of beauty and inspiration.

"New Moon Collection" is one of the representative works of Indian writer Rabindranath Tagore. It contains 40 poems with the theme of children's life and interests. In the collection of poems, the poet looks at the world from a child's perspective, vividly depicts children's games, and skillfully expresses children's psychology and their lively imagination. This collection of poems has timeless artistic charm, brings us to a pure and innocent world of children, and evokes our beautiful memories of childhood life. "Tongguan Collection" is a collection of poems by Indian writer Rabindranath Tagore, which contains 60 prose poems. In this collection of poems, the poet eulogizes the charm and immortality of love, and shows the fleeting but meaningful moments in life.

"Tagore Poetry Color Gallery" contains Tagore's most representative "Birds" and "New Moon", and selects the essence of works such as "Stories and Poems", "Travel Thoughts", "Fruit Collection" and other works. These poems have clear language and meaningful meaning, perfectly displaying lyrical and philosophical thoughts in front of readers, and can give people endless beauty.

"The Collection of Flying Birds" was created in 1913. At first glance, this collection of prose poems with dots of thoughts seems to be all-encompassing and covers a wide range of topics. However, in the expression of his thoughts on nature and life, the poet wrote down his philosophical thoughts on nature, the universe and life with lyrical colorful pens, thus giving people many aspects of life enlightenment. Day and night, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal, all merge into one in Tagore's writings. Isha, Lao G's translator gave this collection of Birds the translation characteristics of a spoken-word poet. The short sentences convey a profound philosophy of life and lead the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom.

Keats (1795-1821), a British poet and an outstanding representative of the Romantic school of poetry, is known as the "poet among poets". "Among the great poets in England, almost no one had a humbler origin than Keats." He died young. In his short seven-year poetry writing career (Keats did not write poetry before he was 18 years old), he created so many imaginative, majestic, and direct-to-people works, enough to make him "among the greatest people" in the world. Keats is a giant of British Romantic poetry. He covered various poetry genres, experienced several changes in poetry style, and completed a series of stunning masterpieces. Tu An is a famous Chinese poet and translator of British and American literature. In 2001, he won the Translation Rainbow Award of the second Lu Xun Literature Award in 2001 for his translation of "Selected Poems of John Keats". In 2010, he won the highest honor award in the national translation industry - China Translation Culture Lifetime Achievement Award.

"Like a Child: Selected Poems of Rabindranath Tagore" includes Tagore's representative poems such as "New Moon Collection", "Birds Collection", "Fruit Gathering Collection", "Gardener Collection", "The Lover's Crossing the Road", etc. "New Moon Collection" celebrates two major themes - innocence and maternal love. Childhood is the most precious human nature, bringing tranquility and stability to the noisy and conflicting world, while maternal love is the purest human emotion, bringing warmth and strength to the impetuous and confused soul. The profound lines of poetry lead readers back to the pure world of children and relive the selfless and profound maternal love. "The Birds" is one of the outstanding collections of philosophical poems in the world. It is a collection of lyrical poems about love and life. More than 300 beautiful poems contain rich thoughts on life, inspiring readers to persevere in pursuing ideals and unremittingly seeking wisdom.

"Paradise Lost" reveals man's original sin and depravity with epic momentum. In the poem, Satan, the rebellious god, was sent to hell for resisting God's authority, but he did not give in and sought revenge in the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve were tempted by the snake possessed by Satan and ate the fruit from the tree of knowledge that God had expressly forbidden to eat... This long poem embodies the poet's lofty spirit of pursuing freedom and is a very important work in the history of world literature and thought.

"Paradise Lost", with 12 volumes in total, reveals man's original sin and depravity with an epic and majestic momentum. In the poem, the rebellious angel Satan was sent to hell for resisting the authority of God, but he still did not repent, resisted in every corner, and found the Garden of Eden for revenge. Adam and Eve were tempted by a snake possessed by Satan and ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, which God had expressly forbidden. In the end, Satan and his associates were condemned and turned into snakes, and Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden. The poem embodies the poet's lofty spirit of pursuing freedom and is a very important work in the history of world literature and thought.

William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) was an Irish poet, playwright, novelist, and essayist who wrote in English. He was praised by Thomas Eliot as "the greatest poet in the English-speaking world of the twentieth century." As Yeats claimed and is generally recognized, the Irish literary revival movement he initiated created a new (modern) national literature - Irish literature written in English. Yeats's poetic style underwent several changes, integrating romanticism, aestheticism, mystical symbolism, and realism, and achieved what he called "the combination of romanticism and realism" in art. As one theorist said, he is "the most modern among modern writers without being a modernist". In 1923, he won the Nobel Prize in Literature "for his poems that express the spirit of the entire nation in a highly artistic form and are always full of inspiration." This collection of poems is an addition to the collection of translations of Yeats' poems that the translator has polished and published over the years. In addition to revising the previously published 374 translated poems, 38 new poems from Yeats's early unpublished poems have also been newly translated. In addition to 3 poems selected from the review booklet "On the Boiler", there are 415 translated poems in total. It is the largest collection of Yeats poems in Chinese translation to date.