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Do realistic novels really describe "reality"? In this book, Gay provides a detailed interpretation of three great realist novels: Dickens's "Bleak House," Flaubert's "Madame Bovary" and Thomas Mann's "The Buddenbrooks." The historian believes that these three writers took revenge on the society and era in which they lived through their novels. In this book, Gay combines historical research and literary criticism to analyze the relationship between novelists, novels, and history. This book provides literature lovers and historical researchers with a novel reading method that combines the advantages of the two disciplines, making novels an auxiliary medium for discovering historical truth.

Tang Monk! Wukong! Enlightenment! Wu Jing! Little white dragon! Another journey to the west! Another reincarnation! Another life! The Bull Demon discovers Red Boy's life experience! Another life! Wukong admits his feelings for Zixia! Another life! Wu can dare to face Chang'e's questioning! Another life! All the mysteries will be revealed! The debt owed will also be redeemed! All of this is happening! It's all a long-planned scam! A selfish desire that everyone has!

"Collection of Bacon's Essays" has a total of fifty-nine articles, covering all aspects of human life. The language is concise, the writing is beautiful, the reasoning is thorough, and the aphorisms are repeated. It has been deeply loved by readers from all over the world for hundreds of years. Bacon was knowledgeable and well-versed in the world, and had thought-provoking and unique insights into the issues he discussed. The version included in the Humanities Classics Library for the first time is the perfect version after three revisions by the translator, and it is the exclusive translation of our agency. The translator, Cao Minglun, is a famous translator from Zigong, Sichuan. He has a doctorate from Peking University and a professor at Sichuan University. His main translated works include "The Collection of Edgar Allan Poe", "The Collection of Frost", "The Collection of Willa Cather", "The Essays of Bacon" and "Selected Poems of Scott".

"The Bacon Essays" is a collection of essays by Francis Bacon. The content covers almost every aspect of human life. As a knowledgeable and sophisticated philosopher and thinker, Bacon had a unique and thought-provoking approach to the issues he discussed.

"Bacon's Essays" is a collection of essays written by the British philosopher and writer Francis Bacon. The content is mainly short essays of an argumentative nature, mainly describing Bacon's attitudes and ideas about looking at things from different angles. It involves politics, economy, religion, love, marriage, friendship, art, education, ethics and many other aspects, including chapters such as "On Reading", "On Truth", "On Jealousy", "On Death", "On Beauty", etc. It is Bacon's representative work in literature. The language is simple and beautiful, the reasoning is thorough, and the aphorisms are repeated, which contain the essence of Bacon's thoughts.

Ancient Chinese literary theory bears the characteristics of the traditional culture of the Chinese nation and also contains certain universal laws of human literary activities. With the development of the times and the deepening of research, its modern significance is increasingly revealed. For the first time, this book places ancient Chinese literary theory in a modern academic perspective, systematically and clearly raises the issue of the modern transformation of ancient Chinese literary theory, and makes a demonstrative attempt at the modern interpretation of ancient literary theory. This is of great significance for people in a modern position to understand, inherit and carry forward Chinese traditional literary theory, as well as for the poetic revival of Chinese national culture.

After Hermann Hesse divorced his first wife at the age of 46, he moved to Switzerland and retired to the mountains. He savored the joy of life given by nature while reading in sunny days and rainy days, and wrote this classic of poetry and prose. From the prosperity in the "childhood garden" to the joy of the garden in the fishing village on Lake Constance, from the ideal country house in Bern to the small apartment on the shore of Lake Lugano, Hesse's tireless toil is always integrated with the unique natural scenery, each in his own way. If you understand the ups and downs of Hesse's life - suffering from illness since childhood, attempted suicide in his early years, divorced twice, suffered two world wars, was included in the list of undesirable writers by the Nazis for helping refugees, was impoverished in his later years, suffered from eye diseases and headaches - then you will read the author's understanding of life and deep reflection on human nature from this collection of essays, which are as timeless and peaceful as freshwater color paintings. This collection of Hesse's essays is thick in its beauty, and powerful in its tranquility, allowing people to gain depth of thinking through light reading.

The world has become old and disabled in lies, just waiting for the last mercy. This book is the sequel to "The Boatman's Diary", written from 1991 to 1995. It is the second volume of Kertesz's diary-style philosophical essays. Kertesz continues The Boatman's Diary's broad readings and conversations with Nietzsche, Kafka, Wittgenstein, Camus, Beckett, Bernhard and others. However, compared to "The Boatman's Diary", this book is more closely related to the author's life experience at that time. In the five-year record, the author can be seen traveling to various European countries. In the records of these travels, he combined the auspicious moments in daily life with his continuous thoughts on life, humanity, nation, freedom, pain, etc., With his own literary creation concepts. What appear to be scattered fragments are given artistic expression. Although there are clear traces of national and national consciousness in it, the author's reflections on people's difficult choices in the great historical destiny are still inspiring to this day.

"Masters and Masterpieces: Maugham's Literary Afternoon Tea" is a collection of essays by the famous British writer Maugham about reading, famous writers, and famous works. In the article, Maugham talks about his views on reading and writing in his usual calm and humorous style, narrates the lives and writing experiences of famous writers, and also talks about Maugham's private views on reading, writing, and various literary genres. It is full of interesting quotes. This book can be used as a popular reading to understand the history of Western literature, famous writers and famous works, and it can also be used as a supplement when readers read famous works themselves. With the help of Maugham's critical yet warm vision, they can gain more gains and thoughts. Since its first publication, this book has been widely welcomed by readers around the world and has become the only choice for readers to understand literary classics, world literary giants and Maugham. The translation of this book is the exclusive copyright and is the latest Maugham translation by the young translator Liu Yongjun. The translator has devoted himself to translation and research on Maugham for many years and has become one of the representative Maugham translators in China and recognized by readers. It authentically presents the wisdom and humor of Maugham's works and is highly readable.

This book is the first collection of short stories and short stories by the writer Deng Anqing. It is the first time that the author faces the wandering life of urban youth after "Candy in the Mountains" and "Soft Distance". The book includes 8 short stories and short stories: "I Met a Somali Pirate", "Bishop's Night", "Disappearance", "You Said the Moonlight Is So Beautiful Tonight", "Bright Road", "Feng Zhao", "Bizhu" and "Rescue". The 8 novels truly carve out 8 emotional adventures, 8 adventures with an uncertain future. We spend all our time meeting different people, but all encounters are in vain until we find the most important person. But once discovered, all encounters become the most precious experiences. "I always feel like I've turned into a little girl eating candy again. His voice is swallowed up by my ears, and I can't get enough." (Deng Anqing)

The novel focuses on the marriage and love story of the Dashwood sisters with very different personalities, and presents the intellectual and emotional struggle between women in the process of pursuing their own happiness. The rational and restrained Eleanor and the frank and emotional Marianne drank up the joy and sorrow of love, and their vision of the world became broader and more accessible from the original single perspective. In an era when female writers were still bound by prejudice, Austen anonymously published the book "By A Lady", "I will keep calm and I will be my own lover." She used humor and irony to break the shackles of sentimental literature and reshape modern women's outlook on marriage and life.

The little leper serves one master after another, and personally experiences all kinds of hardships in the world. He wanders around in a society that does not allow him to live, and struggles to survive. It makes people understand that in the course of a poor and humble life, the little leper exudes a life style of not surrendering to the situation in order to survive. "The Little Leper", with its simple and concise text and brilliant and vivid story, truly reflects the social conditions of medieval Spain, setting a precedent for picaresque novels and becoming the originator of similar works.

His father died in love with a strange woman. Being left alone in the world, I reshuffled my cards and started my life over again. I rented a house in Shimokitazawa and started working in a small bar nearby. However, just when I finally returned to normal life, my mother suddenly moved into my house and started a wonderful life together with me. Shimokitazawa warmly and gently embraces the mother and daughter who cannot bury the sense of loss and loneliness... This is a story of love that is ubiquitous but unique to one person and one city.

The author of this book is a scholar-type official who never stops writing. After retirement, he still insists on farming his family. This book is a selection of his prose essays in the past three years, a total of 60 articles. Among them are reflections on work, and more are insights into observing society and tasting life, which include the wisdom of historians, the embrace of scholars, and grassroots sentiments.

She obviously had the immortal cultivation system in hand, but she fell in love with it-- One! System! Sky! Down!

"A Passage to India" tells the story of the British Mrs. Moore and Miss Adela who traveled to India at the beginning of the twentieth century. Out of enthusiasm and friendship, Indian doctor Aziz organized someone to accompany the two on a tour to the local attraction Malabar Cave. In the dark cave, Miss Adela felt as if someone had insulted her, so she caused an uproar...

"Dark Fire" is an extremely strange novel by Nabokov, subverting people's inherent definition of novels. The novel consists of a preface, a four-chapter poem, commentary and index. Nabokov fictionalized a professor and poet Shade, and his colleague and neighbor Kim Porter. The poet left a long autobiographical poem after his death, and the neighbor wrote the preface, commentary, and index for the poem. The long poem only accounts for one-tenth of the book, but the commentary is very lengthy and cumbersome. The main body of the long poem talks about the poet's life, his dead daughter, his understanding of life, love, death, reality and illusion, etc. Through long comments, the neighbor interpreted the meaning of the poem as the story of the last king from the fictional country of Zambala. As an avant-garde exploratory writer, Nabokov was always looking for original novel forms. This intertextual structure with commentary as the main body reflects Nabokov's point of view: "Human life is nothing more than a series of notes added to an obscure and unfinished masterpiece."

David Kepsh is a university literature professor. As an intellectual, he longs for reason and moderation, but he is also energetic and often gets into trouble when faced with temptations. In the past two years, under the attack of reason and temptation, his desire has become stronger day by day. While the psychological balance was gradually broken, strange physiological changes also followed. One early morning in February, Kepusch discovered that she had turned into a female breast weighing 155 pounds... "Breast" uses a first-person perspective to record the protagonist's mental journey before and after the "deformation", as well as other people's reactions to this "deformation", leaving readers with infinite space to think about human alienation and loss of identity.

"Grandma's Apology Letter" is a story about love, forgiveness and protection that will be unforgettable long after closing the book. "The List Life" Britt-Marie is the kind of boring 63-year-old woman you can imagine because she doesn't allow any disturbance in her life. Get up on time at 6 o'clock every day, have a meal at 12 o'clock, never go out after dark, and keep the sheets spotlessly clean, otherwise it is not a "civilized person's behavior." She has many, many lists, and even has a list to record all the lists to ensure that she and her husband have a safe life... "The Gift of Time" Everything in the world has a price, except time, one second is one second, and no one can bargain...

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Bilbo Baggins is a wealthy hobbit. He is ordinary and content with his ordinary and comfortable life, leisurely and comfortable. Until one morning, the wizard Gandalf came to his door, and the adventure began. The chants of the 13 dwarves aroused Bilbo's desire and yearning for the distant world. They set out together on a thrilling and magnificent fantasy journey, and Bilbo also received a magical ring with the power of invisibility... Wizards, dwarves, elves; giant man-eaters, orcs, dragons; moon texts, Lord of the Rings, treasures; adventures that break through the self, torn with desire, the struggle between good and evil... We must be on the road before dawn to find our long-forgotten treasure...

A collection of Tolkien's classic novellas, including "Rolanden", "Farmer Giles of Ham Village", "The Blacksmith of Great Wooden", "Niger's Leaves", and the poetry collection "The Adventures of Tom Bombadil". One of them, "Niger's Leaves," is autobiographical and represents Tolkien's own "inner book" and the source of art. It gave birth to works such as "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings": giants, fire dragons, knights, wizards, spell duels, elves, princesses, fairyland, hobbits... Elements from "Tolkien's Fantasy Universe" have appeared one after another. Enter Tolkien's fantasy world and read "Niger's Leaves" first!

The historical reading notes of Zhao Yi, a litterateur and historian of the Qing Dynasty, were written in the 60th year of Qianlong's reign (1795). They are a work of textual research on the official histories of the past dynasties, such as "Historical Records", "Hanshu" and "History of the Ming Dynasty". It is as famous as Qian Daxin's "Twenty-Two Histories" and Wang Mingsheng's "Seventeen Histories". What he examined was actually the Twenty-Four Histories, but because the New and Old Tang Books and the New and Old Five Dynasties History were regarded as history books of the same era and were not separated, they were called the Twenty-Two Histories. The author intends to summarize the history of the group. For each historical book, he first describes the history of the work, comments on the pros and cons, and then raises a series of questions. Then he compares historical events with the original book, or quotes miscellaneous histories, elaborates and compares, and puts forward opinions and discussions. There are both comments on historiography and historical events, and there are many important insights that are still worthy of praise today.

If you don't kill, you will be killed. If you don't proclaim yourself emperor, you will die without a burial place! Wu Zetian Part 4: Give it a try and cover the sky with one hand! "Despicable Saint: Cao Cao" author Wang Xiaolei's masterpiece exhausts the existing historical data on Wu Zetian! Wu Zetian's transformation from empress to queen begins here! If fate refuses to create a great Wu Zetian, the great Wu Zetian will create her own destiny. Every crisis that Wu Zetian faced was the cornerstone of her becoming the queen. In Wu Zetian's 82 years of life, she was on the verge of life and death every day, and she won every duel. In 31 BC, she was involved in a power struggle and fought for her life from a palace maid to the queen's throne; in 51 BC, she caused a bloody storm and used the queen's dragon robe to ensure her own safety.

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A must-read for suspenseful reasoning! The world classic "Portrait of a Murderer" novel personally selected and edited by Edogawa Ranpo, the "father of Japanese mystery novels"! "Portrait of a Murderer" is hungry, depressed, and bullied, a school as cold as winter... "Faith, Hope, Love" The violent sunlight in the wilderness pierces the heart of the guilty. "The Killer" awaits the god of death who is about to knock on the door, which is more terrifying than death itself! In Europe and the United States, people often start to compile masterpieces of short mystery novels from around the world. This book selects the masterpieces loved by "the father of Japanese mystery novels" Edogawa Ranpo from those masterpieces, compiled into six volumes, and presents readers with a historical perspective of short mystery novels from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century. The short mystery novels, which span a century, cover genres such as character, suspense, and tough guy. They are rich in variety and full of charm that is different from full-length works.

A must-read for suspenseful reasoning! "The father of Japanese mystery novels" Edogawa Ranpo personally selected and edited the world's classic "impossible crime" novel! The most powerful brain in "Escape from Cell 13"! Use the fewest props to escape from the most closed cell! "Paintings by Sir Gilbert Murrell" Please steal a carriage in a high-speed train... "Walker in the Secret Chamber" In a secret room of a gymnasium, a man with food in front of him starved to death? ! In Europe and the United States, people often start to compile masterpieces of short mystery novels from around the world. This book selects the masterpieces loved by "the father of Japanese mystery novels" Edogawa Ranpo from those masterpieces, compiled into six volumes, and presents readers with a historical perspective of short mystery novels from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century. The short mystery novels, which span a century, cover genres such as character, suspense, and tough guy. They are rich in variety and full of charm that is different from full-length works.

The Chinese-Japanese historian has compiled the current general history of China and written down the glory and gloom of five thousand years in the style of a mystery novel. "Chinese History Chronicles", formerly known as "China Five Thousand Years", is the masterpiece of Chen Shunchen, a well-known Chinese historical writer in Japan. It has been best-selling in Japan for more than 30 years. The work takes the rise and fall of dynasty power as a clue, writes about the decisive moments and shining figures in Chinese history with magnificent pen and ink, combines mystery novels with historical themes, lays out historical details and approaches the truth in sorting out the historical context. The Shang Dynasty, where gods and men danced together, the Zhou Dynasty, which was humanistic and pragmatic, the Song Dynasty, which favored literature over martial arts, and the Ming Dynasty, which was overtly profit-oriented... Dynasties with very different personalities are taking turns to appear on paper, ready to come out, showing the glory and gloom of Chinese history from ancient times to modern times. Chen Shun-chen, "Japan's first person on Chinese historical subjects", uses the power of mystery novels, cold literary style, and solid and rich historical materials to integrate the mixed knowledge of history, archeology, and philology to create a general history of China that is both elegant and popular, and full of interest.

She came from another world to find her mission He came from the desert, looking for the rest of his life

She was originally a peach blossom whose cultivation was only five hundred years old. She gradually gained her own spiritual consciousness on this barren mountainside. It was he who personally helped her cultivate the human form, resist the punishment from heaven, and seal those eyes. It was he who left her without any regrets, and she still entered hell by mistake. But he was the one who ruined her life in the end! Meeting that person with mysophobia was a disaster for her. He sealed her magic power so that she could only continue to live in the body of a child. Not only did he make things difficult for her at every turn, so she disturbed the peace of the Eighteenth Level of Hell as soon as she exploded. It was only when I lost her that I suddenly realized that I was already deeply in love and could no longer accept the fact that I was without her in my life. For her, he can rush to the nine heavens and stir up chaos in the heaven; for her, he can give up his thousand-year cultivation. Her life is always full of frights. The young demon king always scares her, but it is he who listens to her nagging. The moment he broke through the seal and was truly reborn, he looked so evil and sycophantic, with flying long hair and huge momentum. "If you want to keep the peace in hell, it's simple, just give her to me."

Traveling to a strange world with seven or eight guns at his disposal, in order to survive, he decided to build a novice village starting from a group of refugees. Who knew that he would eventually become a dynasty?

"The Complete Essays of Bacon" is a collection of essays written by the British philosopher and writer Francis Bacon. It mainly contains some short essays of an argumentative nature, involving politics, economy, religion, love, marriage, friendship, art, education, ethics and other aspects. Among them, "On Reading", "On Truth", "On Jealousy" and "On Death" have concise language, beautiful writing style, thorough reasoning and repeated aphorisms. They contain the essence of Bacon's thoughts and are Bacon's representative works in literature. This book has lasted four hundred years and remains immortal, reflecting the author's thorough understanding of human life and providing life inspiration to many future generations and scholars. The author uses his keen insight and unique insights into life to make the originally boring theory vivid and interesting, making it fascinating for readers to read.

The king of a small country, who had no talent except mathematics, actually built a huge empire by relying on calculations. How did he do it?

It's the space version of Game of Thrones! There is smoke, there is femme fatale, there is conspiracy, there is also childish innocence. A hearty and refreshing piece of heavy-flavored writing, full of conspiracy, intrigue, sensuality, and spicy humor! Open this book and experience a space adventure where gunfire and plasma fly together! Important American media angrily praised "Collapse of the Empire": If you like "Game of Thrones", you will definitely enjoy this cruel and glorious interstellar adventure. "Collapse of the Empire" was awarded the highest honor in science fiction, the Locus Award, and was also nominated for the Hugo Award and the Good Reads Choice Award for Science Fiction. "Collapsing Empire" is the opening chapter of Scalzi's new series "Reciprocal Empire" trilogy. Across the galaxy, a magnificent new empire - "Reciprocal Empire" was born, waiting to once again stir up the territory of science fiction. The author John Scalzi is a leading figure in contemporary science fiction and the former president of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. He has won 3 Hugo Awards, 2 Locus Awards, 2 Japan Nebula Awards, and 1 John Campbell Newcomer Award. If there is only one contemporary writer who represents the essence of American science fiction, that person must be John Scalzi. --"Encyclopedia of Science Fiction" third edition.

The "Going Home" series of novels uses the clues of the fourteen members of Queen Fo Yiman's family of the "Harmonious Planet", the botanist Xie Demei, and the archivist to return to the earth in a spaceship, weaving a science fiction story with ups and downs and twists and turns. This book is the final chapter of Card's five-part "Homecoming" series. In this epic ending, when the humans on the Harmony Planet returned to Earth, they discovered a very different world. In this world, two new intelligent races appeared and began to challenge mankind, while Xie Demei and Shang Ling began to search for the "Guardian of the Earth"...

In order to find out why asteroid RT deviated from its orbit and hit the earth, astronomer Ober went to the tropical rainforest of Central America to observe the starry sky. On the way he met wildlife biologist Ivy and gorilla Ray Ban, who accidentally discovered an ancient Mayan city. Ober's ex-wife, virologist Dai Lei, disappeared at the wedding to Ober's former boss, Horace. Raymond, the police detective responsible for investigating the case, cast suspicious eyes on Ober. Ivy was infected with the Ebola virus. Doctors Ober and Neville came to the tropical rainforest of Central America to trace the source of the virus, and unexpectedly met Dai Lei in the ancient Mayan city. There are many doubts, who is brewing the conspiracy? Can Ober finally find out the truth?

Jules Verne, the nineteenth-century French science fiction master, is known as the "Father of Science Fantasy." He was born in February 1828 and died in March 1905. He wrote hundreds of science fiction novels in his life, including 64 novels, with a total word count of seven to eight million words. His main achievement is the completion of a set of science fiction and adventure novels, collectively titled "Wonderful Wanderings in the Known and Unknown World". The content covers everything from the earth to the outer space, from geology and geography to aerospace, navigation and so on.

The task of representing human beings to communicate with alien civilizations accidentally fell on the controller of a remote star port. However, our alien friends seem to have some misunderstanding...

"The Wanderer" is a collection of short stories written by Deng Yiguang in his early days. The early short stories of the author of "The Wanderer" mostly reflected the folk customs and customs of Sichuan and Wuhan where he lived. The local colors were thick, the narrative techniques were simple and unpretentious, and his eyes were downward. They mostly reflected the people and things at the bottom, and they had a strong sense of reality.

An alternative Marvel-style hero's revenge story, the first choice novel in major book lists, and has received tens of thousands of five-star reviews on Goodbook. Com! A young and frivolous experiment with super powers and an unexpected and bizarre death brought an end to the friendship between Victor and Eli, top students at Rockland University. In Eli's eyes, superpowers are a group of cold-blooded monsters who have returned from the underworld and wear human skin. Fear and anger drove him to personally push his former classmates into a dark prison. Ten years have passed, and the flames of revenge have not been extinguished along with life in prison, but have become even more intense. Victor, who escaped from prison, followed the footsteps of his enemy, vowing to make him suffer as much as himself. On the way to escape, he accidentally rescued Sydney, a girl with super powers who had narrowly escaped death from Eli. She tells Victor that Eli's actions are not as righteous as he claims. The appearance of the girl completely disrupted the man's original revenge plan...

One day in February, a stranger, wrapped in bandages, walked into a hotel in a small town despite a snowstorm. He works during the day and goes out at dusk. Even in a warm room, he wears a coat and huge goggles, and is wrapped up tightly. At the same time, strange things happened one after another in the town: there were always sneezing sounds in the open space, the pastor's house was burglarized, and the tables and chairs in the hotel suddenly floated in the air; the curious town residents talked a lot, and all the fingers were pointed at strangers...

A genius science fiction master who bridges the gap between the golden age and cyberpunk, a science fiction writer among science fiction writers, and a source of inspiration for Hollywood. Philip K. Dick's short stories, the original author of "Blade Runner", "Minority Report" and "The Man in the High Castle", were adapted by Amazon into a highly acclaimed American TV series, and his whimsical ideas have impressed generations of readers. Content introduction: In 2203, humans have ruled the entire solar system, but the operation of society is very unreliable. The ruler is chosen by a lottery machine called a "bottle." With a twist of the bottle, anyone can become the master of the world. This time, Cartwright was the lucky one. He comes from the bottom and has no power. As soon as he came to power, he had to face assassinations and challenges from his predecessor. There is a huge disparity in strength between the two sides. How should he deal with it? At the same time, a spacecraft searches for legendary planets in the solar system. The spaceship and Cartwright have a lot to do with each other. Is his election a blessing from heaven or is there another mystery behind it?

Jules Verne, the nineteenth-century French science fiction master, is known as the "Father of Science Fantasy." He was born in February 1828 and died in March 1905. He wrote hundreds of science fiction novels in his life, including 64 novels, with a total word count of seven to eight million words. His main achievement is the completion of a set of science fiction and adventure novels, collectively titled "Wonderful Wanderings in the Known and Unknown World". The content covers everything from the earth to the outer space, from geology and geography to aerospace, navigation and so on.

The Englishman Mr. Fogg set out from London with his servant nicknamed "Know-It-All" because of a bet with his friends, and embarked on an incredible journey around the world. He was followed along the way, sacrificed his life to save others, went to court with an evil monk, was plotted and missed the ship, fought in rough seas, was separated from his servant, fought bravely against robbers, saved his servant from danger, ran out of fuel and endured the test at sea, was suspected of being a thief and was imprisoned in the customs... Almost all difficulties and accidents were encountered by Fogg. Can he save the day time and time again?

Verne's works are widely circulated and have been translated into and published in more than 50 languages ​​over the years. Some have been adapted into movies, TV shows, comic books, etc., With readers all over the world. They have grown up with generations and developed with each era, and are deeply loved by people all over the world, especially teenagers. There are many volumes of Verne's works. This set of works includes Verne's representative works "Journey to the Center of the Earth", "Captain Grant's Sons and Daughters", "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", "Around the World in Eighty Days", "The Mysterious Island", "The Five Hundred Million Frans", "Green Light", "Beacon Island", "Fifteen Boys" and "Machine Island". It concentrates the essence of Verne's works and is very suitable for a wide range of readers.

All thoughts on the kidnapping of human beings by technology start with "Frankenstein"! Recognized as the first science fiction novel in literary history! Selected as one of BBC's five most influential novels in history; selected as one of BBC's 100 Classics, ranking higher than "One Hundred Years of Solitude". 200Th anniversary edition published! Brand new translation, not a word has been deleted! The author's handwritten manuscripts and first edition covers are all included! In the history of human literature, "Frankenstein" is the first literary reflection on science. It foresees the alienation of humans by technology and is recognized as the world's first science fiction novel. A monster born from a crazy experiment, a crazy revenge and hunt... The competition between technology and humanity has finally begun!

"The First Day" is a novel that mixes magic, adventure, conspiracy, love and family affection. It is called "a work with a syrupy sense of happiness" by French readers. Legend has it that while in the mother's womb, the child knows all the secrets of creation, from the beginning of the world to the end of time. When a child is born, a messenger comes to his cradle and blocks his lips with his fingers. From then on, he can no longer reveal the secret entrusted to him, the secret of life. The finger that erases a child's memory forever leaves a mark. Everyone has this mark above their lips, except me.

A giant spaceship is about to go to an alien planet, and nearly 10,000 Earthlings have been recruited to board the ship to take care of daily tasks. This is a closed society, a small city. "I" is a self-aware supercomputer responsible for managing the ship. "I" is everywhere, and at the same time, "I" is extremely contemptuous of human beings and is unwilling to play the role of human tools. "I" believes that the message sent from the universe summoning humans to go to the destination planet is not actually sent to humans, but to another kind of super intelligence higher than humans, that is, "I". The novel begins with how "I" calmly murder a man. The "I" who monitors everything commits murders, then reports the crime, and then participates in the investigation as the main control computer of the spacecraft... This is a battle between the human brain and the computer, which reveals an astonishing conspiracy related to the ultimate fate of the entire human race...

As the first general history of the world written by a famous author who is both a writer and a historian, "Outline of World History" narrates the history from the origin of life on earth to the end of the First World War, achieving the perfect combination between historical reality and literary imagination. Since its publication, it has been highly praised by history experts and history enthusiasts around the world for nearly a hundred years.

This book includes four classic works by Verne: "Mysterious Island", "Measuring the Meridian", "Flying Village" and "Aerial Adventures". The book not only contains thrilling adventures, but also various strange customs and customs. The protagonists in it not only have superhuman wisdom and strong perseverance, but also have a perseverance spirit. Their lofty ideals, strong characters, excellent qualities and noble sentiments are worth learning from.