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Japanese reasoning master Aoyagi Aokito's black humor reasoning subverts fairy tales! A novel interpretation of a classic fairy tale, a subversive reading experience! Western fairy tale? Murder mystery? When the shadow of blood infects Thumbelina, Snow White, the Pied Piper of Hamelon, the Three Little Pigs... All the classic fairy tale characters are involved in a series of mysteries! The cumulative sales of the series in Japan exceeded 450,000 copies, and Netflix's live-action movie × comic adaptation was a double hit. While watching a performance in Lamboso, Little Red Riding Hood was arrested for murder. The witness was the head of the puppet Pinocchio... In the forest of the Kingdom of Epfel, Little Red Riding Hood detected her conspiracy... At the fanatical music festival in Hamelun, the revenge of the mysterious piper will come... Dear Little Red Riding Hood, how on earth are you going to get through the fog and reach the other side of the truth?

"The Maltese Black Hawk" is a masterpiece of hard-boiled detective novels in Europe and the United States. It was adapted into a noir film of the same name. The image of Sam Spade is almost a household name in Europe and the United States. A gold black eagle crafted on the island of Malta and inlaid with precious jewels was a tribute to the emperor in the Middle Ages and is a priceless treasure. A group of people headed by American Gutman launched a bizarre and tortuous robbery and secret robbery in pursuit of this treasure. Various characters who are only interested in profit adopt various despicable methods and try their best to scheming in the process of robbing the treasure. Private detective Sam Spade used his "tough guy" investigative skills to cleverly and bravely take advantage of conflicts to defeat them one by one, and finally arrested all the criminals.

This book is based on the Shidetang edition of the Ming Dynasty, and is based on the Ming editions such as the Yang Minzhai edition, "Tang Sanzang's Journey to the West", and "Tang Sanzang's Complete Life Biography"; the Qing editions such as "The Book of Journey to the West" and "Xin Shuo Journey to the West" (Weiqianzhai edition). The purpose of this book is to It is necessary to better preserve the essence of this classic masterpiece, such as the large number of poems deleted from "Journey to the West". Although some of them are indeed rough in writing and lack literary grace, there are also some poems, especially haiku poems, that reflect the style of popular folk literature and art. After all, "Journey to the West" evolved from popular literature and art. In order for today's readers to fully and completely understand this classic novel, its simplicity should be appropriately preserved in the revision.

In the popular version of "Water Margin", the heroes of Liangshan did justice for heaven, but in the end they were recruited. Most of them were killed in the battle against Fang La, and the surviving heroes rarely died well. Such an ending made many readers who loved "Water Margin" feel dissatisfied and confused. That's why the young novice Huailin said that Song Jiang was a "real robber with fake Taoism", while Jin Shengtan called it "a dog's tail that continues the mink" and simply cut him in half. In fact, in the real ancient version of "Water Margin", the heroes of Liangshan carried out the uprising to the end. However, after hundreds of years of changes, it is difficult for people to have the opportunity to see this version again. In this sense, Mei's collection of "Water Margin" is a "Water Margin" that deserves more attention and more anticipation.

The famous Western star Buck Horn plans to return to the screen, but he doesn't want to be shot dead while performing horse stunts in the oval arena. The New York City Police Department mobilized its entire force and conducted an unprecedented search, but to no avail. A month later, at the same place, in the same scene, the God of Death repeated his tricks again, replicating another murder. The two murder cases were the same, but they were also shrouded in mystery: under the watchful eyes of 20,000 spectators, the police were unable to find the murder weapon, the murderer, or the motive.

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Married woman Hesetta Prynne was tricked into becoming pregnant by the young pastor Demestil and gave birth to her daughter Pearl. In a humiliating situation, Hesetta lived alone and tenaciously. Her only support was her daughter Pearl. On the day she was humiliated and paraded in public, her husband suddenly returned and began to use all means to trace the identity of the adulterer in order to exact revenge...

Jeff Dyer has won the hearts of passionate fans on both sides of the Atlantic with his inventive romance novels and brilliant, uncategorizable nonfiction. At the same time, he also wrote some of the most witty and incisive commentary on a surprising range of subjects-music, literature, photography, and travel journalism-that became an irresistible form of self-reporting. Encyclopedia of the Human Condition is a collection of Jeff Dyer's 25 years of essays, commentary, and misadventures. In the book, he traces the shadow of Camus in Algeria and recalls the relief life in Briston in the 1980s; he reflects on the status of jazz, high fashion and contemporary art. No matter what he writes about, his answers always surprise the reader. For him, there is no disconnect between the critic's reflective work and the novelist's commitment to lived experience: they are mutually illuminating ways of sharpening our perceptions.

"The Master of All Time" was published in the United States and the United Kingdom in 1934. The response was enthusiastic, and James became a best-selling author. The novel tells the life of a beloved teacher in a way full of memories. Mr. Chips, whose real name is Chipping, taught for forty-three years at Brookfield Grammar School, a fictional public boarding school for boys. During this period, he met the love of his life, Catherine, and with her help, he worked hard to overcome his shortcomings of being rigid, serious, and shy, and finally became a mature, humorous, and beloved teacher by his students, and an inspiring educator in Brookfield.

This book is a collection of O'Connor's short stories. In addition to her short masterpiece "A Good Man is Hard to Find", it also includes 9 other representative works, with a chronology of the author. Many chapters in "A Good Man is Hard to Find" are recognized as classics in American literature, shocking and influencing generations of writers.

"Unworthy of the World" is a comprehensive interpretation of the famous line of the Japanese writer Osamu Dazai - "I am sorry for being born as a human being". It is also Dazai Osamu's final work. One of the top three best-selling literary miracles in Japanese history. Osamu Dazai - hailed as a national-level writer by Haruki Murakami, Shunji Iwai once made a movie to pay tribute to him. In the common spiritual world of mankind, "Disqualification" dissects everyone's self, loneliness and confusion. It is a representative work in the history of modern Japanese literature. Critics call it "the immortal pyramid of Showa literature". The book contains four important works of Osamu Dazai in his later period of creation, which can be called the masterpiece of Osamu Dazai's later aesthetics. "Disqualification in the World" comprehensively interprets Osamu Dazai's famous line "I'm sorry to be born as a human being" - the protagonist Oba Yozo, as a "marginal person" who can't figure out the rules of human beings, continues to self-exile and gradually "loses the qualifications to be a human being".

Dominique, a 20-year-old female college student, came to Paris alone from the provinces. Her studies and boyfriend were both good, but she couldn't stop the boredom deep inside her heart, until she met her boyfriend's traveler uncle Luc, a depressed smart man, a 40-year-old mature man, a similar person. So little girls like Dominic were inevitably attracted. She fell into the only passion in twenty years and spent two real weeks with Luc in Cannes, but in the end everything was over. The time they spent together only turned into a record, turned into some kind of smile, and the girl's heart grew old in one summer.

The father and mother, who have been separated for many years, travel across Europe at the same time to go to their daughter's wedding. The beautiful and lively Ninon falls in love with the young Italian Gino. She was twenty-three and dying of AIDS. As the wedding day approaches, the story of Ninon and Gino unfolds. On her wedding day, Ninon would take off her shoes and dance with Gino: they would dance forever, as if they would never tire, as if their happiness was eternal, as if death could never touch them. "To the Wedding" is a novel about immense heartbreak, rising hope, and above all, the triumph of love over death.

On a rainy evening, women hold umbrellas and wait at the station for their husbands to return home. The loyal wife waited painfully twice. The first time she handed the umbrella to her rival's husband, and the second time she handed the umbrella to her former lover. "This has become a market for women to wait for their respective men, a marriage market where makeup and romance have been removed."

In the French literary world of the 19th century, Maupassant was known as the "King of Short Stories". Maupassant's best subject matter is the Franco-Prussian War in which he personally participated, his ten-year clerkship career, and his life in his hometown in Normandy as a teenager. These three environments provide extremely rich themes for his short stories. These works extol the people's patriotic enthusiasm, express rural customs and world conditions, and truly reflect the monotonous and stereotyped life of small clerks. They have their own artistic characteristics and are not the same. They are like the various schools on a gemstone, which jointly reflect brilliant light.

This volume is the third volume of "Shanghai Emerging Writers Library". There are six types in total, which are selected short stories and short stories written by six young writers in recent years, including: "Pretentious" by Taozhi 11, "Zhezi Shu" by Hexi, "Mom, you know I was born to cause trouble" by Xiaofan, "Time, Please Wait" by Zhang Yiwei, "961213 and 961312" by Zou Zuo, and "Along My Desolate Forehead" by Su De.

"Waltz of Flowers" is a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories. Together with "The Dancing Girl of Izu", it is known as "the most beautiful first love in the world". Its name comes from the group dance of the Candy Fairy and other fairies in Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker". Xingzhi and the orphan Suzuko developed a close attachment because of ballet. The beautiful youth of the girls is like twin flowers, vying for beauty in the spinning and jumping dance steps. At this time, Nanjo, whom Suzuko had been waiting for, returned home miserably, and regained life because of Hoshizhi's dance. All the seemingly absent love is entangled in a waltz...

Nakamura Hang is the most popular Japanese pure love novel. He has been nominated for the 39th Literary Award, the Akutagawa Award, the 26th Noma Literary Newcomer Award and many other awards. His representative works include "Resume", "Summer Vacation", "100 Times of Crying", etc. A wonderful novel by the new king of Japanese contemporary pure love novels, Nakamura Hiro. Replays of childhood moments, friends meeting again after ten years apart, everyone is happy with the version of "My Deskmate." Ten years ago, graduation was a farewell sound, silent and beautiful; ten years later, reunion is the best arrangement, warm and beautiful.

Meah has a crush on the quirky Shabui, but she never reveals her feelings to her. During the summer vacation, Shabui went to her grandfather's house in the countryside for a "nonsensical" idea. --"Would you like to go with me?" --"Okay." What does it feel like to travel with the person you like? What kind of story will two seemingly unrelated souls deduce? With a feeling of trepidation, Mie and Shabui boarded the night bus and embarked on a different kind of journey of youth... There is an emotion called "love" that really exists and is dedicated to every one of you born in this world.

Laoer was abandoned by his fiancé. He was in so much pain that he lost part of his sanity. Another man approached her, married her, took her to live in another place, and had children. Several years later, the girl revisited her old place. An accidental incident aroused her sleeping memories, and the trauma of love recurred. In this book, the author tells the story of how after losing her boyfriend, Laoer wandered into the real world like a lonely ghost.

Mr. Bones is an old dog who can understand English and think, and is also the closest companion of the dying poet Willy. After wandering together for many years, they went all the way to Baltimore to look for Willie's young English teacher Mrs. Swanson, but accidentally came to the former residence of Edgar Allan Poe. On the front steps, Willie said goodbye to Mr. Bones and set off for Timbuktu, a "spiritual oasis", a place of eternal nothingness. Mr. Bones, who lost his owner, lived on the street and was adopted twice. He ignorantly accepted sterilization surgery, a dog chain and a dog house, but he always kept the fire of freedom and loyalty in his heart. At the end of his life, he tried his best to escape from the luxury kennel, hoping to reunite with Willy in Timbuktu.

A period of lonely growth of a young girl, a great work of Carson McCullers' completely true self-portrait. A series of spiritual whispers and actions of an adolescent girl during her brother's wedding, showing the intense loneliness of young life. They whisper, their voices bloom like flowers - if voices could be flowers and words could bloom. Maybe we all want to be free and make our own decisions, but no matter how hard we try, the outcome is inevitable. I am me, you are you, and he is him. Each of us is limited by ourselves.

The pioneer work of "Paradise Lost" is the purest love written by Jun Watanabe. It tells the story of a contemporary woman who is not dependent on men, has free spirit, and enjoys the beauty of love according to her own wishes. It reflects the conflict and collision between the pursuit of personal happiness and traditional moral ethics in modern life. It brings readers another thought about love and explores whether marriage is the final destination of love. Shuko Katagiri is a beautiful and capable urban white-collar worker, but she has always maintained a "lover" relationship with Tono, a married middle-aged man with a successful career. Independent, intelligent and considerate, Toono became more and more fascinated by Shuzi who loved him so purely, and finally decided to abandon his family and marry Shuzi. However, Xiuzi proposed breaking up at this time...

This book selects 10 works from Osamu Dazai's works that are narrated from a female first-person perspective, and takes the famous one "Girl Disciple" as the title. It also sorts out the order of each article by comparing the life trajectories of women in each story - boyhood, youth, adulthood, and old age, recalling their youthful days.

A beautiful and touching story about friendship and self-redemption. Please always believe that courage contains warmth and strength, and love can create eternity and miracles. Ranked in the top 3 of the New York Times bestseller list, the copyright is popular in more than 30 countries, and more than one million readers around the world are looking forward to this work of redemption of humanity! A long time ago, she walked alone on a street called Firefly Alley in the dead of night. It was the most desolate night in her life, but she was lucky enough to meet the best friend in her life. Tully and Katie, two forever good sisters, grew up together, comforted each other, and added infinite warmth and light to each other's lives from the age of 14 to their 40s. But, everything must come to an end. Katie's sudden departure caused half of Tully's world to collapse in an instant. The other half was supported by a promise: taking care of Katie's children. However, Tully, who was deeply traumatized by family ties, had no understanding of family, maternal love, or how to take care of children. All kinds of pain caused Tali, who was already lonely, to fall into despair. Until one day, Katie appears again... After losing the person we love deeply, we still have to learn to live well. Learn to let go and say goodbye with a smile. Although, it's not easy.

"The Strange Man in the Floating World" is the sequel to "The Fifth Child". The fifth child of Luo Wei's family, Ban, has grown up. Ban, who has a strange appearance and natural strength, was rejected by his family and was forced to run away from home. The simple mind hidden under his violent nature has led to him being exploited several times: he was tricked by drug dealers into smuggling drugs, and he was arrested by the scientific research center for research... Ban had the innocent hope of finding similar people, but he was constantly disappointed. This work is Nobel Prize winner Doris Lessing's rethinking of love and morality in her late creative period. Lessing, who has read a lot of life, points out the selfishness and cruelty of human nature with ingenious writing.

Let's meet Mira. She is a small-town girl who loves reading. She has been an independent and smart child since she was a child. When she was fourteen, she read Nietzsche and Paine. She finished all the textbooks on the first day of school, and the school had to let her skip a grade. But this was the United States in the 1930s. The most common occupation for women was "typist" and the theme of life was "family." Her mother's greatest expectation for her is to "marry into a good family." In a small, closed place, her intelligence and independence make her an outlier. Over time, she succumbed. She got married hastily like other girls, wore a corset, learned to cook, kept the house in order, gave birth to two children, and tried hard to be a "good wife and mother". Her husband has a decent job and she lives in a big house that many people dream of. She has a graceful manner and is always smiling. And only she knew that beneath the calm surface of life, she was silently collapsing...

Hardcover collector's edition of Alder (qī) King of Wood! A literary master respected by Wang Xiaobo! Our destiny and destination are all written in the fable of "The Alder King"! An ancient corpse that had been sleeping for thousands of years was dug up from the swamp of the alder forest. People called it the name of the devil in Goethe's poem: the Alder King. A man-eating devil haunts the dark night of time. I am Duverge, a French auto repair shop owner. People call me a "cannibal devil," but I'm just an innocent person hiding among the masses. I am full of tenderness, but the world is evil and treacherous. Have you seen the omnipresent evil behind the meaningful signs? In this era dominated by the devil, everything is "wrong". But people still don't know that the root of human disaster lies in each of them...

The popular Japanese TOP1 writer and Naoki Award winner's works will become sacred once their dreams are put into action. Novelist Qingtian Gengping lives with his son Xiaochi. Gengping has been unknown for ten years since his debut, and his works have never been reprinted. On the other hand, Gengping's wife died in an incredible traffic accident three years ago. "Is that really an accident?" Deeply troubled him. Despite this, he continued to write and hold on to his dream. The darkest and most desperate times are when you are closest to your dreams. You just have to stand up one more time.

"The Aspen Manuscripts" is a typical novel about cultural conflict and love tragedy written by James, based on the story of the British romantic legendary poet Byron. The novel tells the story of "I" going to Venice in order to obtain the manuscripts of the great poet Aspen, and deliberately getting close to Aspen's legendary mistress. For this batch of precious manuscripts, "I" and the two Miss Bordello patiently dealt with each other, retreating in order to advance, and making progress step by step. It can be said that all the mechanisms were exhausted. Finally, just when these manuscripts were within reach, "I" got cold feet. What is the price that makes "I" return with regret? "Pleasure Corner" is a novel with a magical color. The protagonist is a young man who has lived in Europe for a long time. Because his "Pleasure Corner", that is, his old house, is facing demolition, he returns to the United States to deal with related matters. Back in the old house, he imagined what kind of person he would have become if he had stayed in the United States instead of going to Europe. This story has Henry James's own review, which reflects his profound thinking about the new and old continents. Now it seems that it is quite universal and thought-provoking.

Iori, the director of an architectural firm, fell deeply in love with Axia, a housewife with elegant temperament and a good life. His secretary Shengzi, who had always been emotionally involved with him, accidentally discovered his new love affair, and the relationship with him reached a deadlock. Love is as beautiful and illusory as snowflakes. Iori, who pursues happiness with all her heart, only wakes up when she loses all love...

"Theatrical Style" is a particularly beloved work that Maugham claimed to have written in a very happy mood, using material from his life that he had been involved in the theater industry for many years - don't forget that he was once one of the most successful playwrights in British history. Julia Lambert is a famous actress on the British stage. She is a born actor. She is dazzling on the stage and confuses all living beings. However, off the stage, she falls into a dangerous passion with a young admirer. After being tortured and humiliated by lust, what saves her is still her infatuation with stage art. The painful life experience makes her control of characters more comfortable and her performance more proficient. She finally completes the redemption of lust in herself. Somerset Maugham used Julia's addiction and redemption to integrate life, humanity, lust, and art into one furnace, and performed it in a meticulous and penetrating way.

How to leave someone? Why leave? Nineteen sharp short stories and nineteen break-up exercises. A man who loves his wife deeply discovers that she has another lover and goes hunting with this man. A woman who has experienced the world of mortals finds that she has developed feelings for her young lover. A woman who returned home temporarily on the weekend accidentally witnessed the secret between her husband and another person... Sagan used a warm and brisk tone to describe various frustrations, which may be cruel or contrary to common sense, but instead evoked a smile in the readers. Sagan, who like many artists lived a dangerous life, received an honor at the age of nineteen that has stayed with her ever since. She became a myth. She is a magical person, and everyone knows her loneliness. --Mrs. Charles Roux, Chairman of the Goncourt Literary Prize Jury

In the vast sea of ​​people, I kept running, not daring to look back or stop for a moment, because I knew that once I stopped, my mind would go back to that snowy winter... I met Hu Jun because of that public elective class. The bell rang just a quarter before the class started, and I rushed into the classroom in a few steps. Fortunately, the "throne" that I had fought so hard to grab is still alive, so I couldn't be more happy. Seeing the envious and helpless eyes around me, I felt a rare sense of accomplishment. 

This book is the latest romance novel by the super-best-selling author and screenwriter Ren Haizhong. It unfolds as a love story between a rich, handsome and a low-income bourgeoisie woman. Liu Bai, a 26-year-old single mother who has been divorced for a year, met the young Chu Cheng while helping a friend, and the two began a sister-brother relationship. During this period, Liu Bai met Xiao again. Liu Bai gave up the man he loved most, chose the man who loved him most, and started a new life.

"Sense and Sensibility" is Jane Austen's first officially published work, and its light is often overshadowed by "Pride and Prejudice". In fact, the good things about "Sense and Sensibility" take longer to savor. The novel takes the twists and turns of the marriage turmoil of sister Elinor and sister Marianne as the main line. Through the humorous comparison of "reason and emotion", it raises issues of moral and behavioral norms. Although the two sisters have very different personalities, neither of them is willing to give in easily under the pressure of survival, and neither wants marriage to become just a "financial management product" in a certain sense. In Austen's view, only through this means of continuous self-improvement can women in a disadvantaged position achieve complete happiness.

A classic work by Ayn Rand, the founder of American spirit, a "Bible" of youthful ambition and personal spirit, and a "book of the century" that has influenced countless world-famous figures. Financial tycoon George Soros, former Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan, former U. S. President Ronald Reagan and others highly praise it. One of the fundamental reasons why "The Fountainhead" has such lasting charm is that it recognizes the ambition of youth. At the same time, it praises the glory of human beings and shows how powerful human beings are. In every generation, only a few fully understand and fully realize human talent, while the rest betray it. But that doesn't matter. It is these very few people who push mankind forward and make life meaningful. It is to pay tribute to these few people that I have always pursued. The rest have nothing to do with me; it is not me they are betraying, nor The Fountainhead. What they want to betray is their own souls.

Our birth was a disaster. Our mother, a nun, died in childbirth, and our father, a skilled doctor, abandoned us and lost all news. Despite this, we still inherited our father's mediocrity and genius, innocence and sophistication, enthusiasm and indifference, and they complemented and excluded each other. Forced to be separated at birth, they were inseparable when they were young. Until that incident happened, like a sharp blade of betrayal, the close relationship between me, my brother Shiva, and my beloved Janet was completely severed. It was many years later that I realized that if I kept burying my longing and hatred for my father, my unfinished feelings for Janet, and the twists and turns I encountered with Shiva, I would not be able to take the next step well.

"Crazy Love" is the masterpiece of Junichiro Tanizaki. The hero and heroine in the work maintain a husband-and-wife relationship that is "unprecedented in the world." Joji Kawai is an electrical engineer who is dedicated to his work and particularly admires the West. He met a girl named Naomi (this is the phonetic pronunciation, her original name was "Naomi") in a bar. He fell in love with her mixed-race and foreign-like appearance. He took pity on her poor family and took her to live with him. Rangzhi hopes to cultivate Naomi into a tasteful and educated woman and then marry her. So Rangzhi sent Naomi to English and dance classes, and also covered all her expenses. Later, Rangzhi married Naomi as he wished, but gradually realized that Naomi had developed the habit of being arrogant and spending money like water, and she also interacted with various men through taking classes outside. Rangzhi couldn't bear her debauchery and once drove Naomi out of the house. But because he realized that he had been conquered by Naomi's physical charm, his days were like years. Naomi frequently went in and out of the bungalow she shared with Rangzhi under the pretext of taking things, seducing Rangzhi and making him unable to control himself. In the end, the two returned to living together: Rang Zhi was willing to be abused, while Naomi was still playful, coquettish and willful.

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"Mansfield Park", like the author's other novels, takes the love and marriage of young men and women as its theme. However, comparatively speaking, the plot of this book is more complex, the unexpected events are more concentrated, and the social satire is more intense. The novel ends with a happy marriage between Fanny and Edmund, but as the story develops, the author's satirical style is mainly directed at the British upper class represented by wealthy families, revealing their artificiality and absurdity.

On an island with a population of 1,400 people, 18-year-old young man Shinji meets a young girl named Hatsue. The young man has sincere eyes, strong and unrestrained. The girl's eyebrows are calm and bold. In summer, dreams are long, in autumn, days are short, and the two fell in love. But rumors spread throughout the village like the wind, and with the waves, it seemed that spring was coming to an end. Perhaps, everyone has a first love. We are all filled with innocence and enthusiasm for our first love. Like all good things, we have to make them happen.

"Her Past Love" is an important work by Julian Barnes, a literary genius who conquered Europe with his wisdom. The author Julian Barnes has won 17 literary awards, including the Booker Prize, and 2 French Medals of Honor. Julian Barnes is a truly indispensable figure in contemporary British literary circles and a master of postmodernism. "Her Past Love" depicts the other side of love, which is so dangerous but may be happening again around you and me. Every piece of your past that doesn't belong to me makes me crazy with jealousy. After ending a failed marriage, Graham was finally able to marry his second wife, Ann, a young and lively actress, and life seemed to become sweet and beautiful. Until one day, he saw a love movie that An once starred in, and became suspicious, suspecting that his wife was hiding something about her past. Graham is driven mad by jealousy and begins searching for traces of Ann's past love. Is An's past really unforgivable? Or... Jealousy twists it and makes it unforgivable?

In "Chao Sao", I finally experienced a love that has nothing to do with material things! The Japanese version of "Border Town" was shortlisted for the Nobel Prize three times and is a romantic work by the genius Yukio Mishima. On a small island far away from the hustle and bustle, the vast sea and lush green shrines protect everyone. As dusk grew darker on the beach, eighteen-year-old Shinji met the beautiful and lively girl Hatsue. In chance encounters again and again, pure and passionate feelings flourish... A romantic work that subverts Mishima's violent aesthetics, a pure and beautiful love song of youth. The restlessness, fatigue, and material burden you encounter in love will all be cured by "Chao Sao"!

The sequel to "Five People You Met in Heaven" returns readers' fifteen years of waiting, and is lovingly translated by Yao Yao, the popular author of the "One One" app. As long as you live, you will continue to lose. If you really love someone, you will definitely be able to find your way back. Fifteen years ago, "Five People You Meet in Heaven" touched countless readers around the world. Eddie, a playground maintenance worker, saved a little girl he had never met - Annie, at the cost of his life. Eddie's reunion with the past made him realize that every life is important, and every seemingly insignificant individual plays an irreplaceable role in "others" time. After Eddie's story came to an end, Annie's life continued. The accident at Ruby Pier cast a lingering haze on her future life, and she chose to seal this memory away. Just when Annie regained her love, she had to face the pain of separation again, and then embarked on the same journey that Eddie had taken. Relatives, pets, lovers, children, passers-by who meet by chance but are closely related to our lives, flow alternately, and accidents occur one after another. This world and the other world meet again, and those who have left slowly come back again, breaking the barriers and bridging all loneliness. Everyone who has lost a loved one can feel the continuation of love from this story and find spiritual comfort.

The story begins in the Elizabethan era in the 16th century and ends in the "present day" when Woolf wrote in 1928, lasting four hundred years. Orlando was first an innocent aristocratic beauty who entered the court because he was favored by Queen Elizabeth. After King James ascends the throne, the Great Frost comes. Orlando meets a Russian princess and falls in love. As a result, he falls out of love and falls out of favor, and lives in seclusion in a country mansion. Orlando has been obsessed with literature and poetry since he was a child. The figure of Shakespeare is unforgettable for him. He manages to get acquainted with the slightly famous poet Green. Unexpectedly, he is teased again. In addition, he cannot bear the entanglement of the Grand Duchess of Romania, so he asks for a mission to Türkiye. After a fire in Constantinople, Orlando changed into a woman, left officialdom, and mingled among the Gypsies. Later, she returned to England, became a noble lady in the upper class, and met a group of famous literati at that time. Entering the Victorian era, in order to continue writing, Orlando could only compromise with the spirit of the times and marry a sea captain. By the end of the story, Orlando is already a prize-winning poet of the 20th century. She returns to the mansion that symbolizes tradition throughout the book, and comes under the big oak tree to review her eternal pursuit of literature and poetry.

Alma longs to be a plant. Her mind is as clear as the veins of a leaf, as precise as the structure of a flower. Her life is like a plant, free and pure, growing with abandon. She is a rational and keen botanist, leading the colorful pony through the vast forest, peering into the small and silent vast universe in the boulder moss community, coexisting peacefully with crabs, lizards and mildew on the wild island, and crossing dozens of unknown bridges in the bow-and-arrow city. Perceive the most subtle order of plants, but cannot see into the heart of the one you love. She became a sister to a beautiful girl with a very different personality, but had nothing to say for most of her life. I met my only friend in this life, but I had thoughts of murder, but I still couldn't stop loving her. In the best years, I stayed with my father who founded the plant trading kingdom, but I didn't know the most terrifying secret in his heart. I wish to marry my bright and clear love, but I have to give up his love. She spent her life trying to love and understand others.

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), one of the most outstanding writers in the United States, winner of the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature. "A Farewell to Arms" is one of his major works. In the late stages of World War I, American young man Frederick Henry volunteered to drive an ambulance for the Red Cross and rescue the wounded on the northern Italian front. During a mission, Henry was hit by a cannonball and injured. While recovering from his injuries in Milan Hospital, Henry received careful care from British nurse Catherine, and the two fell in love. After recovering from his injuries, Henry returned to the front line. When he retreated with the Italian troops, he witnessed the cruel scenes of the war. He resolutely left the troops, joined Catherine and fled to Switzerland. As a result, Catherine died in childbirth. Based on his own experience in the war, Hemingway sang a sad and moving elegy with war and love as the main lines. It has been adapted to the screen many times and can be called a classic of modern literature.

"The Lustful Generation of Women" "I have no husband, no children, and am a lonely woman, so there is no need to hide the past. I have tasted love for the first time since I was young. Later, I experienced thousands of ups and downs, and was tainted by the dirt on the road of lust..." Two men, one is entangled in lust, the other is troubled by love, both of them are ignorant about the love between men and women, and they have no idea. Come visit this reclusive old woman and listen to her tell about her life of sinking. Although it was a tumultuous and colorful life, she suffered so much that she finally realized Bodhi and also enlightened young people.