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A popular film during the 2020 awards season, the two-generation cast is "in the same frame". Golden Globe Award Best Actress Saoirse Ronan stars with super popular actors "Sweet Tea", "Hermione" Emma Watson, and "Black Widow" Lawrence Pugh. Three-time Oscar-winning veteran drama Mel Streep and four-time Golden Globe winner Laura Dern are joining the cast. 2017 New unabridged version. It has inspired the spiritual growth history of generations of women and tells the story of the problems and troubles that women can never avoid. The four March sisters have very different personalities. Meg, gentle and the most mature. Joe, boyish and talented in writing. Beth, shy and reserved. Amy, precocious and sensible. They followed their mother through hardships and waited for their father to return from the battlefield. Reading, acting, forming associations, celebrating Christmas... Life is poor but fulfilling. Ideals, love, and family, they overcome many difficulties and move forward calmly. A poor romance and a rich history of spiritual growth, it tells about the problems and troubles that women can never avoid. This family novel that has been popular for more than a hundred years teaches you how to think about dreams, love and money.

"Gorky's Growth Trilogy" includes "Childhood", "In the World" and "My University". They are three autobiographical novels by Gorky, telling the protagonist Alyosha's cruel growth process in childhood, adolescence and youth. After his father died, Alyosha came to his grandfather's house with his mother, where he spent his difficult childhood years. With the death of his mother and the decline of his grandfather's family, Alyosha was forced to go to the world and make a living alone in a dark society. At this stage, Alyosha came into contact with books, and the knowledge in them broadened his horizons. Full of ideals, Alyosha went to Kazan to study alone. Under the enlightenment and influence of Kazan's many "social universities", his thoughts changed and he eventually took the road of revolution.

On the first spring day in Philadelphia, Agatha escaped from prison. At this time, she has been there for 30 years and will be released after serving her sentence in a short time. What made her choose to take the risk of escaping from prison at this time? "The Other Meaning of Happiness" is a road-style novel created by Mark Levy, a wonderful story about love and friendship. The book ranked first in France's annual sales rankings, with an astonishing sales volume of more than 1 million copies in half a year, and was sold worldwide in 49 languages. Writing about the indispensable love and friendship in life, and the pursuit of happiness, freedom and indelible faith, Mark Levy's latest novel perfectly combines exquisite narrative and delicate writing. It is a healing book that awakens inner tenderness.

Innsmouth was a small settlement founded on the port in 1643. Shipbuilding was originally its main export industry, and fishing was also developed. After the War of 1812, the town declined. However, due to the trading between the merchant ship captains who had great power in the area and the deep divers, a half-human and half-frog underwater race, by offering human sacrifices in exchange for gold and fish catches, the locals eventually began to mix with the deep divers who regularly climbed ashore. So in the end, most of the local people have the characteristics of monsters. Even if they look like ordinary people, these characteristics will begin to appear at a certain age. In the end, all mixed-race locals will be transformed into deep divers and live in the sea as long as they do not die before the transformation is completed. That's why we don't see old people in Innsmouth. The residents of Innsmouth are deeply involved in the weird atmosphere such as Dagon belief. Due to these phenomena, Innsmouth has become a place that people from neighboring areas avoid. The only means of transportation are buses run by locals. Finally, on July 16, 1927, a curious tourist who went to Innsmouth was attacked by the Innsmouth people because he was investigating the past of Innsmouth there. After he fled the local area in panic, the local anomalies attracted the attention of the government. After extensive investigations, the people of Innsmouth were arrested collectively, and the local area became a dead city.

On the blog website, a man named REN records the daily love life with his wife YUKI. The pregnant YUKI constantly uses a paintbrush to depict the beautiful vision for the child and the future. But strangely, the blog, which is full of happiness, suddenly stopped updating a year and a half ago... Yuta, who is in kindergarten, prepared a heartwarming painting for Mother's Day. In the picture, Yuta and her mother. Oka Naomi stood side by side next to the apartment building where they lived, but strangely, only the room where Yuta lived was messily painted with crayons... The art teacher Miura was killed while hiking, and a mountain landscape painting that seemed to be a posthumous work was left at the scene. The police confirmed that this painting was indeed painted by Miura, but the painting style was completely different from usual... These paintings - abnormal! ! ! That home - something's wrong! ! !

"Childhood" is the first book in Gorky's autobiographical trilogy. It tells the story of the protagonist Alyosha's painful life experience in childhood. After the death of his father, Alyosha came to his grandfather's house with his mother and began his childhood living under the shelter of others. The greed and selfishness of his grandfather and two uncles made the young Alyosha witness the darkness and ugliness of the world. Grandma's kindness and hard work planted the seeds of truth, goodness and beauty in Alyosha's heart. Even in the depressing and cruel environment, he still had hope. "Childhood" vividly reproduces the living conditions of the lower class people in Russia in the 1870s and 1980s. Gorky not only wrote about his understanding of suffering and his unique views on life, but there was also an endless desire and strength flowing between the lines.

The masterpiece of Maupassant, the world's master of short stories! Maupassant, the world's master of short stories, raised realist literature to an unprecedented level and opened up a broad path for short story creation. Gide praised him for his excellence, and Turgenev hailed him as a genius in French literature. It contains 29 representative works of Maupassant, including classic works such as "The Necklace" and "My Uncle Jules". Classic translation by Liu Mingjiu, a master in French translation. New curriculum standards, recommended readings by the Ministry of Education. The book comes with an interpretation manual: Maupassant's Literary Life. This book contains 29 masterpieces of Maupassant's short stories.

"Black Spring" is the second part of Henry Miller's autobiographical trilogy. It was written during the same period as "Tropic of Cancer" and "Tropic of Cancer". It was also banned in the English-speaking world after being published in Paris in 1936. The book traces Miller's teenage years in Brooklyn and his time living in Paris. Through constant replays from New York to Paris, as well as surreal dreams and symbolic techniques, Miller outlines people and the cities they live in in a subversive and self-revelatory way, and on a deeper level, he is seeking the spiritual home of the soul.

"Don't Lose, Never Forget" is a dystopian science fiction novel by Kazuo Ishiguro. It was shortlisted for the 2005 Booker Prize and the American Book Critics Circle Award. In Hailsham School, deep in the English countryside, three good friends, Kathy, Ruth and Tommy, grew up here. They were carefully cared for by their tutors and received a good education in poetry and art. However, Hailsham, which seems like a paradise, hides many secrets. After the three Caseys grew up, they gradually discovered that the beautiful growth process in their memories was full of untraceable confusion and terrifying question marks...

"Pride and Prejudice" is Jane Austen's masterpiece. Describing the emotional entanglements between the arrogant single young man Darcy and the prejudiced second lady Elizabeth, the wealthy single aristocrat Bentley and the virtuous eldest lady Jane, it fully expresses the author's own views on marriage and emphasizes the impact of economic interests on love and marriage. The plot of the novel is full of comedy and the language is witty and humorous. It is one of Austen's most popular novels and has been adapted into movies and TV series many times.

"The Unfinished Legend of Númenor and Middle-earth" brings together various anecdotes of Middle-earth from ancient times to the end of the War of the Ring, spanning thousands of years: the wizard Gandalf's vivid account of the dwarves gathering at Bag End and resurrecting the Lonely Mountain; Isildur's accident and the causes and consequences of the Ring falling into the river; Galadriel's past and the forging of the Ring of Power; Gondor and Rohan Why the two countries formed a life-and-death covenant with the same hatred; the * records left over from the long history of the sunken land of Númenor; and how Tuor, the ancestor of the Dúnedain, saw Ulmo, the god of water, appearing on the seashore of Beleriand before the first generation of the Dark Lord was defeated, and why the legendary hero Tulin lamented that he had "groped in the dark mists of Morgoth since his childhood."

Sudden serial murders in Tokyo: Some people were tied hand and foot and thrown into boiling water in the bathtub; some were burned in the streets... At the same time, the villain Yagami finally waited for the opportunity to change his mind - he arrived at the hospital within 17 hours to donate bone marrow to leukemia patients. Unexpectedly, his friend was also killed in a serial murder case! The police regard Yagami as an important suspect, and the murderer regards him as the next target. Yagami made up his mind to break through the siege within 17 hours and reach the hospital alive. Cruel crime modus operandi, secrets hidden by friends, mysteriously missing bodies... During the 17-hour tense escape, the truth behind 11 serial murders gradually emerged!

In 1848, Dostoevsky began writing "Nedochka". In 1849, he was exiled to Siberia and then interrupted his writing, leaving the novel unfinished. In this book: he writes about a wasted genius, who cannot live his life in vain. If he is decadent for too long, his talent will be taken away; he writes about a arrogant girlfriend, and the friendship established in his youth is more pure and precious than anything in the world; he writes about the growth of a young girl, in order to protect the people she cherishes, cowardly girls dare to stand up. Wang Xiaobo said: "I read this book and have remembered the first half for the rest of my life. I still think this is the best book, worthy of being a major masterpiece. I think people should always commemorate Dostoevsky for it."

The original movie "Atonement" was rated 8.4 On Douban, starring James McAvoy, Kate Knightley, Saoirse Ronan, and Benedict Cumberbatch. In the summer of 1935, Briony, a 13-year-old girl from a well-off British family, had just begun to try writing and had a rich imagination. One day, she secretly discovered that there was an affair between the housekeeper's son, Robbie Turner, and her sister, Cecilia. Briony's rich imagination invented all kinds of terrible things and imagined them. When her cousin Lola was raped, Briony arbitrarily determined that he was the criminal and testified against him, and Robbie was imprisoned. But Cecilia, who firmly believed that Robbie was innocent, did not hesitate to sever ties with her family and fell in love with him persistently. "Atonement" is the representative work of British writer Ian McEwan. It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture, the Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Film and the original novel of the same name, and the British Booker Award nomination.

"It's Summer Outside" is Jin Ae-ran's fourth short story collection, which includes seven works in total. Most of the protagonists in the story are experiencing "loss", losing their children, losing their father, losing someone who can communicate with them in their native language... Jin Ae-ran seems to intentionally crush the pain of all kinds of losses and evenly distribute it between the lines, so that the pain hits the readers' hearts from time to time. In this book, the author still maintains his role as an observer and recorder of urban life, and his narrative is plain and close to life. "It's Summer Outside" is the winning work of the 48th Dongren Literary Award, among which "The Silent Future" and "Where Do You Want to Go" won the author the 37th Lixiang Literary Award and the 8th Young Writers Award respectively. This time it is included in the "Collection of Jin Ailan's Works" and Di'an, winner of China's "People's Literature Award·Novel Award", is invited to write a preface.

Moore Flanders was a beautiful woman who was born in Newgate Prison. Before she was born, her mother used her to escape hanging. She gradually grew up with the help of a wealthy family, but was deceived and defiled by the young master of the family. Later, she married the second young master of the family and used her beauty to gain opportunities for survival; when her youth passed away, she became a thief. When she was arrested and returned to the place of her birth, Newgate Prison, her life also formed a cycle full of irony.

The famous French writer, thinker, and feminist leader Beauvoir's masterpiece, a work that won the French Goncourt Literary Prize, and a documentary of post-war European society and culture. Based on the writing and social life circle in which she lived, Beauvoir described the activities and ideological processes of a group of intellectuals in Paris from 1944 to 1945, when France was at the end of World War II and about to fall into the Cold War. This novel has a strong documentary color, and the relationship between Dubreuil and his wife corresponds to the mutual attachment, respect and independence between Beauvoir and Sartre. Anna Dubreuil's image of an intellectual woman and Robert Dubreuil's identity as a famous writer involved in politics are very consistent with Beauvoir and Sartre in reality. Henri Perron corresponds to the French writer Camus. Camus met Sartre in 1943, and Sartre became Camus's leader in the literary world. As an active activist, Camus had founded the left-wing underground daily "Combat". He made Sartre, who was hoping to "intervene", truly participate in the resistance movement. In 1952, the magazine "Modern" edited by Sartre published an article criticizing Camus, which eventually led to the breakdown of the relationship between the two. In the novel, the American writer Lewis gave the ring to Anna. In reality, Beauvoir wore it and was buried in the Montparnasse Cemetery in Paris.

There is a blue castle in everyone's heart, filled with expectations waiting for us to find it. Valancy Sterling is an unmarried girl who is not good-looking, unpopular, good-for-nothing and suffers from heart disease. She has always made the best of herself, endured all kinds of censure from her relatives and friends, and cannot see the future. The only dream of the "Blue Castle" that supported her life also faded away on her 29th birthday. But the arrival of a letter changed her and brought her "Blue Castle" closer...

The representative Japanese healing writer Ogawa Ito wrote the sequel to "Camellia Stationery Shop"! Don't wait for "someday," convey your feelings to the people who matter most now. For those unspeakable feelings, Kamakura's Shancha Stationery Store is still here to express them for you. What can be preserved for a long time is, after all, paper letters. All emotions are bonds. Each ghostwritten letter gently soothes the lonely, angry, and helpless moments in life. At the foot of a hill in Kamakura, Hatoko runs a ghostwriting house. Recently, she was busy with housework and childcare, and finally reopened the store. Unexpected ghostwriting commissions appeared in front of her one after another. Among them, there were resignation applications from employees who had been unfairly treated and were forced to resign, letters from a mother who had just died to her daughter who was about to get married, and letters to an elderly father who refused to return his driver's license... These were all things that could not be said directly in person and would become boring in emails, so they could only be conveyed through letters. At this time, she accidentally discovered the secret love letter hidden by her former ghostwriter..."

"Italian Fairy Tales" is a "fairy tale book for all Italy" that Calvino adapted from the folk tale materials recorded in various dialects across Italy for centuries and rewritten it in modern common Italian. It is suitable for all Italian people to read and can be easily introduced to the world. Here, Calvino calmly jumped into the sea of ​​stories, sifting through the traditions and myths scattered in the Italian folk countryside and restoring their original clean and simple appearance. In the two hundred stories, readers are exposed to a world with strong Italian characteristics: emperors and peasants, saints and devils, and strange animals and plants; some are humorous or simple, some are absurd or mysterious. Because of Calvino, "Italian Fairy Tale" stands at the same level as "Grimm's Fairy Tales", and its narrative text is more concise and outstanding.

"Are you having a good time?" These were the last words Jason heard before losing consciousness. When he woke up again, he found himself lying on a gurney in the hospital. A stranger smiled and said to him, "My friend, welcome back." Gradually, he was horrified to find that the world he faced was completely different from before. What is different is not the scenery around him, but his original interpersonal relationships.

When Heidi was five years old, her aunt sent her to Uncle Arum's house like a burden. However, when little Heidi fell in love with this mountain, she was deceived by her aunt to go to Frankto to be with a rich girl who was in a wheelchair all day long... Little Heidi was like an angel with a happy wand. Wherever she went, she could always induce unexpected changes.

It selects the wonderful pieces of Edgar Allan Poe's suspense stories, including 5 independent short suspense stories, including The Mystery of Mary Roger, The Black Cat, The Affair, Berenice, and The Man in the City. The novel has a weird and bizarre style, full of horror atmosphere, is short and exquisite, and is easy to carry. It is a convenient book for readers to read when traveling, working, or in their leisure time.

"The Poisonous Sun" is one of Jack London's masterpieces. This book is divided into two parts. The first part tells the story of the protagonist "Poisonous Sun" who pans for gold in the Arctic and fights against the ice and snow. The description of the Arctic scenery is considered a classic in literature. In the second part, the "Poisonous Sun" returns to the city, and civilized society seems to be even more cruel... In the end, the "Poisonous Sun" finds the true meaning of life. Once published, this book became an extremely popular seller. It was Jack London's most popular book during his lifetime and has been adapted into movies many times.

It selects the wonderful pieces of Edgar Allan Poe's suspense stories, including 5 independent short suspense stories, including The Murders in the Rue Morgue, Ligeia, The Stolen Letter, A Barrel of Monterey White Wine, and Moreira. The novel has a weird and bizarre style, full of horror atmosphere, is short and exquisite, and is easy to carry. It is a convenient book for readers to read when traveling, working, or in their leisure time.

A clever and evil black farce, a self-destructive carnival of death, the work of Martin Amis, a representative British contemporary literary writer as famous as McEwan and Julie Barnes. In a humorous and satirical style, the author faithfully presents the radical liberal social storm that arose in the Western world in the 1960s and 1970s to readers. This storm broke through the bottom line of Western moral tradition, caused huge impact and harm to a generation, turned innocent and kind-hearted young people into "civilized savages", and became a countercurrent in the long river of human history.

Vladimir Nabokov was a Russian-American writer who was recognized as an outstanding novelist and stylist in the twentieth century. "Lolita", which he wrote in 1955, received great controversy and honors. "The Prototype of Laura" is Nabokov's unfinished work and the last manuscript in his later years. The novel tells the story of Philip Wilde, an extremely bloated scholar who married Flora, a slender, beautiful but promiscuous ballet dancer. On the one hand, he had to endure his wife's lies and betrayal, and on the other hand, he was addicted to the pleasure of self-destruction.

The young Wheelers lived in a house on Revolutionary Road in the American suburbs. Her husband, Frank, is a regular office worker, and his wife, April, raises a pair of children at home and is an amateur actress. When they felt that they were about to enter middle age, the two were tired of the empty and boring life atmosphere around them and quarreled endlessly. Aibo proposed to abandon everything now and go to Paris to find new passions and dreams. The gears of fate began to turn at this moment... The boss said to Frank: You are a promising young man, give you a promotion. And his wife, Ai Bo, is pregnant again. Can "going to Paris", a short-lived dream that once changed their lives, bring them a "revolutionary road" in life?

"Shuncho" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Junichiro Tanizaki, a master of Japanese aesthetic literature. This book includes a total of 9 works including "Shuncho", "Tattoo", "Kirin", "Youth", "Gang Xian", "Secret", "Devil", "Demon Continuation" and "Oedipus". Elements such as love and hate, affection and resentment, pain and beauty, virtuality and reality, are used throughout the book, rendering a beautiful world of Japanese aesthetic literature. The perfect fusion of sensual pleasure and Japanese classical taste inspires a strong Japanese aesthetics of things. The beauty of physical sorrow, tracing back to its origin, is the love that is undying in the absurd ups and downs of the human world.

The life of middle-aged writer Tokio Takenaka seems to be happy and perfect. He has a virtuous wife and three smart children. However, in fact, his career has stagnated and his life lacks passion. He is struggling all day long between his remaining ideals and real life. During this period, he met Fangzi, a female disciple who also loved literature and deeply admired him. Yoshiko is the flower of hope and spiritual food in his ordinary life. The beauty of Yoshiko caused flowers to bloom in the wasteland of his heart, and the rusty bell rang again. Yoshiko brought new vitality to his life. But now he has to go back to the lonely and desolate past again, to the calm and mediocre life before...

This book selects Mark Twain's representative short stories from various periods, including works that have long been known and loved by readers, such as "Millions of Pounds" and "Running for Governor". Through these masterpieces, you can appreciate the humorous and satirical style of Mark Twain's novels. These novels are rich in unique personal wit and witty remarks, as well as profound social insights and analysis. They are masterpieces of humor and poignancy, but also tragic and serious!

Michael Davenport was a young man who retired from the European battlefields of World War II. He was ambitious and dreamed of becoming a poet and playwright. He is aloof, lives for art, and does not want to get involved with his wife's money, but he still has to write articles for a business magazine to maintain his hobby of writing poetry. His wife Lucy is extremely rich, but she never knows what she wants. She just feels that others seem to be happier than her. As time went by, the couple's anxiety grew as they watched others achieve success while they themselves remained unknown. Their once happy lives are being swallowed up by adultery and isolation, and the monotony they thought they had escaped lingers like a nightmare. In this novel, Yates once again chose the broken American dream, which he is best at, as his theme. He used the heavy hammer of reality to smash the innocence of the dream, bringing an incomparable dull pain, making people feel the sentimentality of the times and personal difficulties when reading.

"Micro World" is a travelogue novel full of philosophical thoughts and humanistic interest. The author started from a cafe in the ancient Central European city of Trieste and walked through valleys, lagoons, forests, and plateaus. He described life scenes and life situations in detail, integrating the shining thoughts and moving poetry in ordinary daily life into this ancient land. In this "miniature world", the wind in the forest, the stray dogs on the sandbank, the deer drinking in the forest, the amber summer, but especially the ancient and rich history, nourished the people who lived and worked on this land, and also nourished great writers and poets such as Saba, Pasolini, and even Joyce.

This is a campus novel about a high school baseball team, and it is also a story about "entrepreneurship". "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker 1" has inspired many people to explore management knowledge, and Yume Okano, a high school student at Asakawa Academy, is one of them. She dreams of becoming the manager of a baseball team, and hopes that she can lead the team to Koshien like Xiaonan. However, in the face of a desolate stadium, a sparse staff, and an absent coach... How should Xiaomeng's wish be realized? The curtain of "entrepreneurship" has thus begun. How to start a new baseball team? After many years, in the face of the ever-changing environment, how to lead the team to continue the Koshien dream? Another book written by Drucker - "Innovation and Entrepreneurship" is the best guide. "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker 2" is the second book in the "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker" series. The author continues the style of the previous work, reflecting the situations often encountered in the establishment and operation of enterprises into the experience of the baseball team, and cleverly solving them with the management wisdom in "Innovation and Entrepreneurship", which is impressive. The dream of entering Koshien will never end. Can this "entrepreneurial" practice of a passionate young man succeed? Let's go to the book and find out.

Apart from "The Case of Judge Dick of the Tang Dynasty", this is the only detective novel written by Goloupe. He takes off the mask of Judge Dee and returns to the Amsterdam of yesterday. The Chinese version is released for the first time, with a special preface by Thomas Van Gulick, son of Goloupe. "God-Sent Day" is the only detective novel set in Amsterdam besides the "Tang Dynasty Dickon Case" series by Goluope. The story has twists and turns. It not only describes the difficult life of ordinary people during and after World War II, including various practical and psychological dilemmas, but also There is also an investigation of Eastern culture, especially Zen Buddhism. In the collision and confrontation between Eastern and Western cultures, the pursuit of human spiritual salvation and way out reflects an important aspect of the multi-cultural personality of Goloupe himself, that is, the spiritual characteristics of the Dutch.

"It always snows here, and they are the tears of angels. It covers the ground and illuminates the heavy winter." The boy trudged for two days and two nights in the heavy snowstorm, and came to the cafe to return the books of his deceased friend Bart. In the new place, the boy has to complete a task: accompany the postman James to deliver a letter to the end of the world. What lies before them is a journey that can be fatal at any time: endless wind and snow, waves and mountains, biting cold and eternal loneliness. On their next journey to a wide fjord, the two accompany each other, and both must risk their lives for the other and an unusual piece of mail.

"I have no childhood memories. Another history, that big history, holding its huge axe, has already answered this question for me: war, concentration camps." Childhood is a blank. The war carved a gap in Perec's life that could not be ignored. But in this book, he pieced together the fragments of a life snatched from the void, trying to salvage memories of his parents. W is a fictional island. In W, ruled by the Olympic ideal, whether you can eat, what name you will have, whether you will be beaten to death - all basic life depends on the results of competition. The fate of the residents is completely random, and the referee can change the rules at will. Here, being alive is a gift rather than a right. One is a story about childhood, and the other is a story about childhood creation. The two texts overlap and overlap. In the gaps, breaks, and breaks between them, there hangs a cruel history that belongs to both individuals and collectives...

"The Life and Times of Michael K" is a Booker Prize-winning novel, the highest award for English literature. In war-torn South Africa, Michael K embarks on a journey to take his sick mother back to her home in the countryside. Halfway through, his mother died, leaving Michael K alone in this chaotic world, surrounded by brutal and roaming armies. Michael K was imprisoned, but he could not accept the imprisonment and was determined to live with dignity, so he escaped. This life-affirming novel goes to the heart of the human experience: the need for an inner, spiritual life, the need to find connection with the world we live in, and the need to maintain a pure perspective.

Foolish birds mistake their own reflections for prey; snakes never come back to their jars; cowboys lose their horses, robins lose their feathers... Death is ahead and behind. Louis: "Miriam, I will do anything for you." Gabby: "The cowboy is going to lose his horse one day. You need me." Wren: "My intruder is you, Miriam."

He opened up wasteland and pulled plows, and his sister became Hua Mulan. I wanted to be a cadre, so I asked my sister to learn how to read. Unexpectedly, at the same time I learned to love, my sister no longer wanted to be a cadre, she just wanted to love. The cadre was unwilling and wanted to prevent the girl from receiving such love. If you have a sister, you can hold your own wedding. Liao Mei was caught and raped on the bed. Liao Mei became a bad woman. Liao Mei wanted to be a good woman, but even though she was pregnant with a child, she dug a big ditch. She fell tired on the snow and her blood bloomed like flowers in winter. My lover was killed by a big tree on Tianshan Mountain, and my sister went crazy beside the canal. The ugly man Lao Gu used goat's milk to make his sister youthful and spiritual; Lao Zhao, who was obsessed with lust, harmed others until he hung himself from the rafter; Chun Ni, who killed someone, showed the perfect tenderness of women; Zhou Qing, who became a widow, never married again, hiding some secret in her heart; Captain Han, Silk and Hanako, but they performed an old drama of power and sex trade.

This book includes eight short and medium-length stories: "Taiko", "Xiao Jing", "Fat Dahai", "Agarwood", "Ning Ning", "Li Tiandao", "Mom and Pop Shop" and "Distant Cousin". Among them - "Fat Dahai" Dahai was given away by his parents to others since he was a child. He had an unhappy childhood. When he grew up, he felt alienated from others and had few friends. Until her sister suddenly came to her, and after feeling the warmth of her family again, she discovered that her family only wanted her to transplant bone marrow to her sick brother... "Taizi" Yafei is middle-aged, lives alone after divorce, and makes a living by playing cards with others. She met Lao Chen in a card game, and the two had similar temperaments. When they were planning to live together, something happened to Ya Fei's former card partner Xiao Mei... "Mom and Pop Shop" husband Li Chenghe took his wife Yinghua to a small fishing village. The daughter was drowned in the jealousy of the villagers. His wife Yinghua fell in love with someone else and wanted to leave Li Chenghe. At this time, Li Chenghe made a difficult decision...

Nobel Prize winner Pamuk's novel, which he loved but also caused controversy for, was selected as one of the top ten best books of the year by the New York Times and won France's Medici Prize for Foreign Fiction. The story took place over four days and four nights in 1992. The protagonist Ka, a sentimental poet, travels around the remote Turkish town of Kars under the guise of a reporter. Heavy snow blocked the road, and all traffic from Kars to the outside was cut off. The snow falls relentlessly, gunshots ring out on the stage, and Kars is plunged into a military coup. Modernity and tradition, politics and culture... These conflicts divide the people of Karls City into two poles. The atmosphere of the entire town is full of depression, anger, conspiracy and violence. Love stories, murders, historical entanglements and conflicts are all condensed into this isolated town.

At the beginning of Natsume Soseki's later trilogy, rational life is still full of flaws. "After the Vernal Equinox" is a novel by Natsume Soseki. It was serialized in the "Asahi Shimbun" from January to April 1912, and was later compiled into a book. It describes the newly graduated Keitaro who was running around for a job, and later obtained the position with the help of his friend Suunaga. As a result, he became acquainted with Suunaga, Suunaga's uncle, and his cousin Chiyoko. He watched the love troubles between Suunaga, who was strongly self-aware and regarded himself as a philosopher, and his passionate and naive cousin Chiyoko. It describes the state of Japanese intellectual circles after the Meiji Restoration and the confusion and hesitation of intellectuals.

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"Little Women" is a moral and ethical novel that integrates family, friendship, and love. It is like a novelized family diary. The author uses his unique keen observation and delicate writing style to describe the years when the four innocent girls of the March family grow into mature young women, reflecting their diligent pursuit of sweet love, innocent friendship and perfect character. Since its publication, the book has been translated into more than 100 languages ​​and screened many times, touching the hearts of countless people, especially female readers. Therefore, it is also considered to be a "Little Women" specially written for girls. The novel "March" written by Australian female writer Geraldine Brooks based on "Little Women" won the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.

After the death of the great writer Driffield, his wife asked someone to write a biography of him. Ashenden, the narrator of the novel, was invited by the biographer to recall his interactions with the writer, and the story unfolds from there. Deep in Ashenden's memory we discover the writer's ex-wife, the charming Rosie. She is romantic by nature, always merciful, yet still kind, frank, elegant and lively. In this book, Maugham changed the prejudice against women in his previous works and recalled the life of a beautiful woman as an admirer, embellished with many anecdotes from the literary and artistic circles. The layout of the entire novel is well-proportioned, reality and memories are interspersed with each other, and the writing is clean, sharp and profound, creating the most vivid, vivid and radiant female image in all Maugham's novels.

This is a novel in which the author mainly narrates his childhood life. It is also a self-analysis and self-criticism of the author. Through these seemingly ordinary and trivial stories, we can see the germ of the author's existential thought and the starting point of his theory. In short, this is not only an interesting literary work that can provide people with beautiful enjoyment, but also an indispensable first-hand information for understanding Sartre.

"The Shackles of Life" is Maugham's profound realist work. The protagonist Philip's parents died when he was young, and he was born with a disability. He spent his childhood in a strange environment, and his character is therefore withdrawn and sensitive. During the years he spent in boarding school, he suffered from the unreasonable school system. When he entered the society, he experienced pain in love. On the bumpy road of life, he had to struggle hard every step he took. He has been trying to break away from the two shackles of religion and petty citizen consciousness that imprisoned his spirit, and tried to find the true meaning of life in the chaotic and chaotic life.

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