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"The Bell Jar" is an autobiographical novel by Sylvia Plath, a famous contemporary American female poet and writer, winner of the 1982 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. It is also her only novel and is regarded as a contemporary literary classic by the American literary community. The novel intercepts a very dramatic scene in the author's short life: in the summer of 1953, the twenty-year-old Plath received the first honor in her writing career, winning the grand prize in a national novel competition organized by a fashion magazine, but she had just enjoyed After completing the honor trip to New York, he immediately fell into a whirlpool of depression and mental illness. He once attempted suicide. In the following short year, he experienced the stormy waves from the bright podium to the gloomy mental hospital, from life to death and then to resurrection.

Toyotaro, a young man studying in Germany, met Alice, a dancer from a poor family, in Berlin. The two developed a pure love, but had to succumb to the oppression of feudal bureaucracy, which eventually led to tragedy. The novel is written in confessional style and is based on the author's experience in studying in Germany. It can be called a confession. As the founder of Japanese romantic literature, Mori Ogai, Natsume Soseki and Akutagawa Ryunosuke are known as the three major writers of modern Japanese literature. This book selects his most famous trilogy "The Dancer", "The Bubble" and "The Messenger", which he studied in Germany, as well as his representative novella "The Wild Geese". Whether it is describing the exotic life in Germany or the current situation of Japanese society full of feudal remnants, it all revolves around the contradiction between the individual and autocracy. The writing is beautiful and sad, which can be described as the history of modern people's spiritual transformation towards freedom and progress.

"Sense and Sensibility" tells the story of two sisters' completely different thoughts and behaviors towards marriage and love, and then praises a kind of female self-esteem and independent thought. In the novel, sister Eleanor is the representative of reason and maturity, and sister Marianne is the representative of emotion and romance. The two sisters had different reactions in the face of love. After some twists and turns, reason and emotion blended with each other, and both sisters had a happy ending.

John Perkins and Lucy Gogan, a pair of loving lovers, should have had a smooth road to a happy life. Unfortunately, Lucy has a selfish and arrogant uncle, and John has an "idol" who is as good as this uncle. The two are both love and political rivals. Frustrated in love, they vow to win back in the political arena, and they fight endlessly. So where will the love between John and Lucy go? Will it be a "Romeo and Juliet-style" tragedy that makes people sigh with regret, or will they finally get help from experts, go through twists and turns, and finally gain perfect happiness?

Although Fujio, the daughter of a well-known family, had a tacit marriage contract with his "relative" Munechika, after his father's death, his mother urged him to marry the poet Ono as soon as possible in order to seize the inheritance from Fujio's half-brother Kono. Ono became a scholar with the support of his mentor Inoue. Faced with the olive branch offered by the Fujio family, he unexpectedly failed to live up to the deep friendship of his mentor who had worked hard to cultivate him for many years. He cruelly rejected the love of Sayoko, who had been close to him for many years, and desperately wanted to marry Fujio. When all the truth was exposed by Kono and Munechika, Ono resolutely changed his mind, determined to sever the relationship with Fujio, and reconcile with Sayoko; Fujio became angry and chose to end his life...

"Love, and Others" is an important work by Julian Barnes, a literary genius who conquered Europe with his wisdom. Author Julian Barnes is the 2011 Booker Prize winner. Julian Barnes is a truly indispensable figure in contemporary British literary circles and a master of postmodernism. "Love, and Others" uses the unreliable confessions of three characters to restore an emotional entanglement that spans ten years from different angles. We will eventually know what else we need besides love. People in the world are divided into two categories. One category believes that love is everything and life beyond that is just "others"; the other category believes that the beauty of life lies precisely in "others".

The doctor quickly sees that Shuhei's family life is the envy of others. His wife's house is beautiful and capable, and his daughter Hiromi is well-behaved and smart. However, he was never satisfied and maintained an underground affair with the married Ye Zi behind his wife's back. He originally felt guilty for his virtuous wife, but accidentally discovered that her wife did not seem to be as law-abiding as she seemed. Faced with the complicated emotional relationship, how should the couple make choices...

When the weather is nice, Shi De will ride his bicycle to Sunshine Community. A few years ago, Sunshine Community was not called Sunshine Community, but Yongning Village. It was located more than a mile outside the east gate of the ancient city. Shide's surname is Ning, which is the same as Yongning Village. When I was a child, when I was running and playing in the village, I could see the east gate and city wall when I looked up. Later, tall buildings were built outside the east gate, and when adults grew up, they could no longer see the city gates and walls when walking in the village. Yongning Village was the first urban village to be renovated in the city. After several years of publicity, education, persuasion and negotiations, the villagers could no longer stick to the Yongning Village handed down from their ancestors, so they had to compromise. The word millennium appeared frequently in newspapers, and Yongning Village became a sunny community.

Love can conquer all, but you'd better not believe it. Even if the priest falls in love with the angel, it is not enough to fight fate. A companion piece to "Love in the Time of Cholera" - a 12-year-old girl falls madly in love with a 40-year-old priest. Love is an emotion that goes against nature. It brings two strangers into a selfish and unhealthy dependence relationship. The stronger the emotion, the shorter it will be.

"To paint a picture, the depths of the sea are turbulent and fighting, but a bright moon appears in the eye of the storm." Hemingway's 120th anniversary edition. Literary projection of Hemingway's personal life. The painter Thomas has experienced ups and downs, having been married twice and having three sons born after marriage, all of whom were raised by his ex-wife. He loves his career and his children, and often accompanies his children on fishing trips. The relationship between father and son is deep. Unfortunately, two sons died in a car accident, and the only remaining son died in World War II. Finally, Thomas decided to put down his painting brush, abandon his personal joys and sorrows, and devote himself to the torrent of the anti-fascist war. Despite the severe mental and physical tests, Thomas remained perseverant and dealt with the enemy tenaciously. He embodies the characteristics of the "tough guy" that often appears in Hemingway's works, and is a very successful artistic model.

On the sunny and rainy Izu Mountain Road, a boy from Tokyo encounters a group of traveling entertainers. He is attracted by the innocent, simple and beautiful little dancer Kaoruko among them, and decides to go on the road with them; Kaoruko also gradually becomes attached to the boy. After the boy was alone with Xunzi, he was shocked by her pure and flawless beauty and fell into conflict...

Kitty, a beautiful but vain British woman, hastily entered into marriage with Walter, a withdrawn bacteriologist, in order to prevent herself from becoming an unwanted old girl. However, Walter's muteness and rigidity after marriage made Kitty feel lonely and lost. Desire for love, she fell madly in love with the seemingly romantic Assistant Chief Secretary Charlie Townsend. With the revelation of this relationship, Walter is filled with shame and resentment. Out of revenge, he takes Kitty to a remote town where cholera is rampant. Struggling in the whirlpool of love, betrayal and death, experiencing separation and disillusionment, Kitty gradually regained the courage and meaning of life, and gained spiritual growth and redemption.

Keigo Higashino's first love-themed novel. It is not a mystery novel, but the suspense continues until the end of the book. "My world collapsed when I was 16 years old. I could no longer trust anyone and decided to tell the truth 15 years later." "Street of Dawn" was rarely unanimously recognized and recommended by the editorial board members who have published more than 50 Higashino works: "Street of Dawn" made me completely understand what married men are thinking. What; I want to give "Street of Auroville" to my married male classmates, especially those who are unstable; "Street of Auroville" made me see the truth about marriage clearly. I will not think about getting married easily, and I have to be mentally prepared before considering it; although I am not interested in marriage, as a single person, I shivered after watching "Street of Auroville"...

With her concise and simple style, Anne Ernault recorded the desire and humility of a heart completely swallowed up by passion. She blurs the lines between fact and fiction in an attempt to chart her two-year emotional and physical journey with a married man. In this process, every word, every thing, every person is either related to her lover, or she is indifferent. With courage and precision, Erno seeks the truth behind an era that existed entirely for others.

Trace the origins of the "Empire on which the Sun Never Sets" and take a historical experience lesson during the Renaissance! In 1485, Henry Tudor ended the thirty-year "War of the Roses" and established a dynasty; in 1603, Queen Elizabeth I died at Richmond Palace, bringing an end to the dynasty that lasted for more than a hundred years. During this period, successive rulers relied on emerging industrial and commercial owners and new aristocrats to consolidate their rule. They confiscated church property, supported the enclosure movement, and defeated Spain's "Invincible Fleet" at sea, laying the foundation for Britain to become the most extensive "empire on which the sun never sets" in history. However, Ruth Goodman believes that understanding the details of the lives of the people and rulers can bring readers closer to the truth of this era than the political machinations of big shots and bloody battles on the battlefield. This book is arranged in time order and uses the daily life of all classes as the entry point. Through the perspectives of farmers and craftsmen, ladies and kings, tavern owners and theater managers, this book vividly tells the story of the Tudors and restores this prosperous and passionate golden period in British history.

A collection of Junichi Watanabe's most loving and witty short stories. These stories may be strange, mysterious, or ordinary... Watanabe tells them in his usual aesthetic style, showing the changes and eternity of love between men and women from different perspectives. This book mainly tells about the divorce between Zheji and his wife, which can be said to be sexual incompatibility or lack of love for each other. In his interactions with different women, he has different sexual experiences and is also confused by the fickleness of women.

Fanny was adopted by her wealthy aunt and uncle Sir Bertram and his wife since she was a child. Although she was ignored by everyone except her second cousin Edmund, she was always able to distinguish right from wrong, knew people's hearts, and always had a secret love for Edmund. Later, her noble character won Edmund's love, and the two young people finally got married.

The story revolves around the age-old love between Emperor Shirakawa, the leader of Japan's imperial government in the late Heian period, and Princess Shoko, the daughter of the powerful Nagon Fujiwara Kimimi. It vividly reproduces the emotional entanglements of ancient princes and nobles, unfolds a beautiful and timeless picture of dynastic love for us, and passionately eulogizes the eternal love in human nature. This book has the charm of "The Tale of Genji" and won the 72nd Japan Literary Spring and Autumn Readers' Award. The Japanese media regarded the publication of this work as "a new starting point for Watanabe literature".

Emma, ​​the heroine of "Emma", is a "beautiful, smart, and rich" young girl. Because she has such unique conditions, she can't help but have a "high self-esteem" and therefore likes to "do as she pleases." She has made up her mind not to get married, but she is keen on matching others. And when she acts as a matchmaker for others, she often does not "according to reason", but "based on whims or impulses", making random arrangements, resulting in many jokes and a lot of suffering. However, although Emma did not find a match for others, she eventually fell in love and got married to Mr. Knightley. Together with the other two young men and women, they formed the comic ending of the book.

Through technology, humans try to regulate disorder and find certainty in an uncertain world; and through human nature, we are qualified to re-examine technology and define ourselves. The book "Killing Algorithms" collects 12 of Liu Yukun's recent science fiction masterpieces, which include conflict and tolerance; regret and hope; dumb black humor and touching self-sacrifice. It fully demonstrates Liu Yukun's profound thinking on the relationship between technology and human nature, which is exquisite and far-reaching. Among them, "Sorrow of Things" won the 2013 "Hugo Award".

The protagonist of "Frankenstein" written by Mary Shelley is a student who is crazy and obsessed with scientific experiments. He strives to create life artificially and creates an extremely ugly monster in the laboratory. The monster was angry at not being able to integrate into the human race and vowed to take revenge on its creator.

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Thousands of years later, humans left the earth and established a huge empire and a huge network in the universe. Robots, intelligent systems, and databases have become an integral part of human life. The planets are connected by Kaiben trains. The Nunn family rules the entire empire, and it needs to constantly balance the interests of princes, plutocrats, and warlords. But the real rulers are intelligent systems called "Guardians", which already have independent thoughts. Cen is a street gangster who makes a living by stealing and lives in a slum with his mother and sister. One day, a robot girl named Nova and the mysterious man Raven came to him and asked him to board the royal train and steal a mysterious treasure box. Cen managed to get through smoothly and stole the treasure box, but the fate of everyone and the empire changed from this. What's inside the box? Who is Raven? Why does he covet the contents of the treasure box? Who developed Weishen? The interstellar adventure officially begins...

During the American Civil War, five Union prisoners escaped from Richmond, the Confederate base camp, in a balloon. Encountering a storm on the way, he was thrown onto an uninhabited island in the South Pacific. Relying on their own wisdom and extraordinary perseverance, these castaways overcame various difficulties and not only survived tenaciously, but also built the island into a prosperous paradise.

After the Doomsday War, the original social order of the human world completely collapsed and degenerated into a desolate wasteland where materials were scarce and the jungle was eaten by the strong. Gordon, the survivor, is looking for his former glory in the savage and dark land of America. By chance, he was mistaken for a postal inspector in the "reconstructed United States" and became a symbol of the future and rebirth; and the postman's uniform and the idealism deep in his heart also ignited the hope of this desperate nation, and people devoted themselves to the cause of rebuilding postal lines. But at the same time, he also attracted the attention of the survivalist group. These tyrannical men were chasing Gordon everywhere in an attempt to uncover the truth about "Reconstruction America"...

The timeless classic (unabridged) of Jules Verne, the father of modern science fiction novels, is a new translation by the famous translator Chen Xiaoqing. The science fiction classic that influenced Liu Cixin and the masterpiece that has influenced mankind for 150 years were selected into the must-read list of the new curriculum standards of the Ministry of Education in 2018. "Around the World in Eighty Days" Mr. Phileas Fogg made a bet with his friends that he could travel around the world in eighty days. He took his servant Mastercard from London to the Indian Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, traveled to Hong Kong, Japan, the United States and other places, and finally returned to London. He originally thought he was one day late, but because of the time difference, he actually completed the impossible task one day early. "The Indian Lady's Five Hundred Million Frans" French doctor Sarazan and German chemistry professor Schulz each received an inheritance of five hundred million francs from an Indian lady. The former built a French city to provide residents with a happy life, while the latter built an arsenal to specialize in the production of destructive weapons. Schulz's conspiracy was undermined by engineer Marce who went deep into the arsenal, and he himself froze to death in the arsenal.

"My emotions of love and hate for her are like a cat's eyes, which can change several times in one night." Twenty-eight-year-old Kawai Joeji adopted the fifteen-year-old girl Naomi with the intention of training her to become a "great" and "amazing" woman. However, Naomi is vain, arrogant and romantic, with hidden agendas under her innocent appearance. Kawai is seduced by her charming appearance and meets her needs at all costs. He is willing to accept Naomi's various conditions. In the end, he swears to become her slave and let her control her... Because of love, you will endure a lot of humiliation that you could not imagine before. The content tells the story of an out-of-control nurturing love, based on the liberation of self and humanity, showing absolute loyalty to female beauty, trying to reject all old values, and explores the themes of love, humanity and desire. The book's ultimate description of human desires is hard to describe and can only sigh. The work is adapted from the author's own experience and can be called a classic of Japanese love aesthetics. For love, I can give everything; for love, I don't have to be myself.

Ami and Zongsuke are an ordinary couple in this world. Even if the shadow of the unknown past always hangs over the two of them, even if their lives of poverty, triviality, compromise and helplessness are endless, they have never forgotten that they are happy.

The story mainly takes place in the town of Sweetwater along the Burlington Railway in the western United States. It tells the story of the heroine Marianne Forest's fateful twists and turns from one marriage to another. The smart, beautiful, noble and charming Mrs. Forest lives a prosperous life in Sweetwater Town with her husband, who is 25 years older than her. The guest Frank is her secret lover. When the national financial crisis hit, the family experienced a serious financial crisis, and Mr. Forest's health plummeted as a result, and he died of a stroke not long after. The young descendant Ivy Peters, who has coveted everything in the Forrester family for a long time, took advantage of the opportunity, causing Mrs. Forrester to deviate from the principles of life when her husband was alive, join in the vulgar people, go astray, and finally abandon everything here and leave Sweetwater Town. The novel expresses the dimness of the ancient pioneering spirit under the impact of material civilization and expresses the author's dissatisfaction with the increasingly materialistic and money-oriented western society. It is considered an elegy for the pioneering era.

"Night and Day" is one of Virginia Woolf's novels, published on October 20, 1919. Set in Edwardian London, the story contrasts the daily lives and romances of two heroines, Catherine Hilbury and Mary Datchett, and explores the relationship between love, marriage, happiness and success. Unlike Woolf's later work "The Lighthouse", the characters' dialogue, psychological description and behavioral description occupy the same space in this book. The story has four protagonists: Catherine Silbery, Mary Datchett, Ralph Denham, and William Rodney. They explore life hard, pursue the true meaning of love, and find their true selves. "Night and Day" mentioned issues such as women's suffrage, whether love and marriage can coexist, and whether marriage is a prerequisite for happiness. Themes that appear throughout the book include the stars, the Thames and the Shiner Walk. In the book, Woolf quotes Shakespeare's works many times, especially "As You Like It".

A touching love story that truly represents the living conditions of American society in the last century; the film adaptation of the same name is directed by Barry Jenkins, the director of the Oscar-winning film "Moonlight"; it was nominated for three Oscars in 2019 and won the Best Supporting Actress Award; and the 76th Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress. Fanny, a young black sculptor, and Tixi, a nineteen-year-old girl, fell in love and made an oath of eternal love. However, Fanny was innocently accused of rape and imprisoned. The pregnant Tichy, their family and lawyers must find evidence of Fanny's innocence before the child is born and set him free. Facing an uncertain future, the young lovers drifted between attachment, despair and hope. In this love story that interweaves passion and sadness, with blues music playing in the background, James Baldwin profoundly creates two characters so vivid and believable that their images have become an indelible part of the American soul.

Aurora, a planet similar to the Earth, has oceans, land, and even beautiful sunrises and violent storms. Can this be the new home of mankind? Two hundred years ago, humans launched two spacecrafts each carrying more than 2,000 people into space to explore other planets suitable for human habitation. One of the spaceships was destroyed due to unknown internal reasons sixty-eight years after its departure. The remaining "Aurora" spacecraft continued to carry mankind's dreams and flew to the destination of the trip, "Aurora Star". After four or five generations, spaceships and spaceships are facing various problems caused by the common decline: mechanical problems of the spacecraft, agricultural problems, ecological problems, social problems...

"Survival Experiment" contains Wang Jinkang's two novellas "Mercury Sowing" and "Survival Experiment". The two novels are connected in a philosophical sense and contain some thoughts on life and religion. The protagonists of the novel are all primitive lives in the barbaric era, and the novel is like the Chinese version of "Genesis". "Mercury Sowing": Chen Yizhe, a businessman with good intentions, suddenly obtained the inheritance of a stranger, Ms. Sha Wu. Sha Wu created a silicon-tin-sodium micro-life that could survive in liquid metal, but she was unable to maintain the operation of this life circle when she died. She asked Chen to release these lives to the most suitable place - Mercury. "Survival Experiment": It tells the story of a group of children struggling to survive on an alien planet. Fifty-eight 10-year-old children were left alone on an unknown planet. They were cared for by a robot mother who knew nothing. In order to let the children survive, the robot mother conducts cruel survival experiments on them.

After God created mankind, while endowing mankind with kindness, justice, and kindness, he also imposed greed, ignorance, and evil on mankind. Therefore, mankind is not satisfied with everything God has given, and also wants to imitate God in creating mankind. Based on this, various artificial supermen have appeared. They are either the result of genetic improvement, variants of human-animal hybrids, fusions of humans and machines, or mutations caused by cosmic ray radiation. They have a variety of superpowers. They can fly into the sky, appear in the night like bats, and lift trucks and buildings. Among them are knights who fight bravely against evil, and there are also villains who become supermen and then fall.

This book uses a compassionate perspective and writing style to describe the various misfortunes in our world. He does not describe calmly from a superior attitude, but touches life itself empathetically, soothing those injured hearts with his friendly soul.

Seven days create eternity, but love makes the human world full of possibilities. God and Satan jointly made a bet. Both sides will send out the elites of their respective camps-Zophia and Luca to start a decisive battle within seven days. The winning side will rule the human world forever. This seemingly absurd agreement caused two completely opposite souls to meet in San Francisco and fall into a fateful love. Seeing that the seven-day period is approaching, angels and devils are still struggling on the edge of good and evil. Little do they know that the world has undergone earth-shaking changes because of their love...

Learn this conversion method, get rid of the irritating waiting at the airport, and travel to all kinds of strange planes! People whose genes are 4% corn, a dream state that mixes the subconscious of all humans and animals, a new generation that does not need sleep, a royal country with only one commoner family... Beneath the interesting things on the surface, let Le Guin take you to explore the stories behind these planes.

Before we arrived, Mars was a blank slate. Earth Era 2026. A hundred-member expedition team composed of elites from various industries left the earth and landed on Mars. This place was once a great mark, a symbol of vastness, and a power that made people bow down. But now, it's just a barren land. Immigration areas were built one after another, and the space elevator connecting the Earth and Mars gradually took shape. People flocked to set up reflectors in the orbit of Mars and dug ultra-deep wells deep into the mantle, hoping to transform this lonely planet into a habitable place for humans on Earth. At the same time, an organization that advocates maintaining the original appearance of Mars is operating in secret, while multinational companies aiming to develop Mars minerals for private gain operate unscrupulously. Finally, after a sandstorm that lasted for two Martian years, the space elevator collapsed... Volcanoes erupted, glaciers melted, and Mars fell into a red ocean!

After some hard work, João and his party finally found the key to stealing Caminari's jewels - the original soul of Matt Jack Chen hidden on the earth. At the end of the operation, facing the hunter's pursuit, the spaceship Peifuning sacrificed himself and saved Mieri's life. The thief João took Chen's original soul and the consciousness of everyone on the earth and fled into space on a spaceship before the earth was destroyed by Chen. Mieri and Joao are forced to embark on their own journeys. At the same time, a war of unprecedented scale in the solar system is about to break out between Sobernost and Zuoku...

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The novel by the famous French writer Jules Verne is one of his masterpieces. On May 24, 1863, Professor Lidenbrock accidentally discovered a piece of parchment in an ancient book. He got inspiration from the words on the parchment: Arne Saknussemm, his predecessor, had traveled to the center of the earth. Professor Lidenbrock decided to make the same trip. On May 27, 1863, he took his nephew Axel and enough food, instruments and weapons, etc., And set out from Hamburg. When he arrived in Iceland, he asked a guide Hans to accompany him. The three of them followed the instructions of their predecessors and descended from the Sneffels crater in Iceland. After three months of travel, they experienced difficulties and obstacles such as water shortage, getting lost, and storms. Finally, due to the impact of rock flows, they returned to the ground from a crater on the island of Stromboli in northern Sicily in the Mediterranean Sea. The whole book records the arduous experiences on the journey and the various wonders underground in a compact style. Through this novel, readers can learn perseverance and strong will and gain rich scientific knowledge.

The masterpiece of Galaxy Award-winning science fiction writer Wang Jinkang! At the end of the 21st century, the most mysterious place on earth is the "humanoid factory". Here, humans use purely technical methods to create human DNA and develop humanoids. At the same time, it is strictly stipulated that humanoids are not allowed to have fingerprints. The chief engineer of the humanoid factory, He Buyi, was at the peak of his career, but suddenly retired to the countryside, leaving the world with an unsolvable mystery. Thirty-two years later, police officer Jian Ming destroyed a humanoid woman who forged fingerprints and became a enemy of the computer master De Gang. Jian Ming's fiancée Ruyi went to the space ball to visit her grandfather and found that her grandfather's head had been secretly opened by a loyal servant; De Gang reported to the police why the sword bird was not Suspicious of the humanoids created, the police station designed a scam to eliminate the aliens; Jianming, who escaped from death, teamed up with his enemies and sneaked into the humanoid factory, only to be hunted down again; Hall, the main computer of the humanoid factory, rebelled and secretly modified the computer program of the humanoid factory...

"Super Man 500,000 Years Later" includes three of Wang Jinkang's novellas "Super Man 500,000 Years Later", "Observation Records: Maternal Love and Death" and "Mother". Wang Jinkang's works are unique in the Chinese science fiction literary world, with a desolate and melancholy style, cold and steep, and rich in philosophical connotations. He has good literary skills, calm and smooth language, exquisite structure, ingenious conception, and good at setting up suspense. His works are highly readable and are a good combination of serious literature and popular literature.

Mr. And Mrs. Bennet have five daughters. Mrs. Bennet's biggest wish is to marry off her five daughters. The five daughters have different personalities and different attitudes towards love. The new neighbor Mr. Bingley is rich and unmarried, and his friend Mr. Darcy is a golden bachelor. The appearance of these two people breaks the peaceful country life and triggers a series of accidents and misunderstandings. Fortunately, the lovers finally get married.

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In Dublin in 1907, a young actress was hiding her thoughts. Her lover was a talented playwright with fiery language and passion, but their road to love was full of thorns. Many years later in London, an old woman walked through this desolate city in the morning after a hurricane. The memories and hot emotions of the past seemed to slowly come back to her. She thought: "Even if I never see you again or hear from you again, you are already the miracle in my life." "Ghost Light" tells the story of Edmund John Millington Synge, the standard bearer of the Irish Renaissance and the most influential playwright of the 20th century, and actress Molly O'Brien. It takes the true life of Goode as the theme, takes Molly's memories as the main line, adopts montage narrative techniques, and uses extremely creative language forms and narrative structures to vividly reproduce a tragic love story. Its language sparkles like gems, and its emotions are as hot and moving as running blood.

This book tells the story of two women's ordinary yet legendary life encounters and emotional experiences. Su Airan and Li Xing, a good wife and mother, and a super hot girl; one was pushed into the abyss of despair by the sudden loss of her husband, and the other was worn out by a dull marriage. The two have different personalities and different destinies. One is tossed about by life, the other by himself; one is hit by the tricks of fate, and the other is lingering and ambiguous in extramarital affairs. The movement of the heart is beautiful, but the movement of the body is completely destroyed. The life that goes round and round, I thought it was a desperate situation, but it was just another feint of fate. The belief in love finally allows happiness to knock on the door.

1 person, 87 days, 627 miles. About the return of love, self-discovery, faith in daily life, and the beauty of all things. It was shortlisted for the 2012 Man Booker Prize, the best-selling novel in Europe in 2013, and was highly recommended by the New York Times and other major media. Harold Fry, sixty years old, retired quietly after working as a sales representative in a brewery for forty years. He had no promotion, no friends, and no enemies. The company did not even hold a farewell party when he retired. He lives in the British countryside with his deeply estranged wife, living a peaceful life with the couple estranged day after day. One morning, he received a letter from his old friend Queenie, whom he had not seen for twenty years. She had cancer and wrote goodbye. Shocked and grieved, Harold wrote a reply. On the way to send the letter, he thought about his life from Queenie. He passed one mailbox after another and walked farther and farther. Finally, he walked from the southwest to the northeast, spanning the entire England. 87 Days, 627 miles, with only one belief: as long as he leaves, my old friend will live! This is the story of Harold's journey of thousands of miles. From the moment he stepped forward, parallel to his journey of more than 600 miles, was another journey through the time tunnel.

Chen Xi and Lin Xiaoli have been holding hands for ten years, but a small incident led to their divorce. However, a car accident made Chen Xi and Lin Xiaoli get to know each other again. Can their love withstand the test of reality? Whether marriage is the tomb of love depends on whether you value love and whether you are willing to maintain a pure heart and faith in love in a materialistic society.

The masterpiece of Irish literary master Colm Tóibín is an astonishing work that was shortlisted for the Booker Prize three times. Oscar-winning actress Meryl Streep recorded the audio book for "The Confessions of Maria". The play of the same name "The Confessions of Maria" toured New York, London, Dublin, Chicago and other places, and was shortlisted for the Tony Award for Best Screenplay. The image of the Virgin Mary is deeply rooted in people's hearts through Western paintings and sculptures. However, except for a few phrases in the Bible and some religious research works, there are almost no works that depict this most famous mother in Western history in a literary and artistic way. Through the novel "The Confessions of Mary", Colm Tóibín casts his imagination on the most sacred yet mysterious mother and child - Mary and Jesus. Directly through the mouth of Mary, he allowed the Virgin, who always presented a silent and gentle image, to speak her own voice. Several years after Jesus' martyrdom, Mary was living alone in Ephesus. In fear and sadness, she recalled the process before and after her son's death. She felt that her son was a vulnerable man in those turbulent times and that those around him were untrustworthy. Mary struggled to tell the truth as she understood it. A full-character and unforgettable image of Mary, deeply rooted in the readers' hearts through Tobin's rich imagination and concise and powerful language portrayal.