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This book is the last work completed by Remarque, the author of "All Quiet on the Western Front". It was published in 1971 and tells the story of the fear and sorrow of the forced displaced people in the shadow of war. People on the run must rely on chance events to survive. The less credible the chance events are, the more normal they feel. Ross gave me his passport on the day he died, and I temporarily had a new name and a future as one of the "luckiest" handful of unfortunate escapees. But the memory of the past always follows me closely like a ghost, waiting for the opportunity to kill me. I knew I needed to pay the price for this brutal, falcon-like, breathless freedom.

"Lectures on the Industrial Revolution in England" was published the year after the author's death. It was the British historian Arnold Toynbee who really popularized and popularized the term "Industrial Revolution". This 19th-century scholar, known as Old Toynbee, was the final word on the Industrial Revolution. In fact, it established the historical status of the Industrial Revolution. After him, although discussions and controversies continued, the Industrial Revolution became an unchangeable and fixed label for the century-old changes that took place in Britain from the 18th to 19th centuries.

This book contains a number of modern essays, and experts and famous writers will analyze and guide you to appreciate each essay. The authors of these prose include: Lu Xun, Guo Moruo, Xu Dishan, Zhang Henshui, Lin Yutang, Xu Zhimo, Lao She, Bing Xin, Wen Yiduo, Shen Congwen, Lin Huiyin, Yu Guangzhong, He Qifang and so on.

Works by Peter Handke, winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize for Literature. "The Elegy of Desire" begins with a newspaper report about the suicide of a 51-year-old housewife. The narrator "I" was immediately obliged to write his mother's "simple and clear" story. In the recollection of this woman's fate, her survival trajectory, which was restricted by social roles and values, is naturally revealed to the reader. My mother was born in a Catholic small-scale farming environment and received a moral education without desire, order and endurance. In the end, she was still unable to escape the destruction of her own existence by social roles and language patterns, so suicide became her inevitable destination without choice. The author uses his ingenious narrative structure and unique narrative style to express the story of his mother's life and death, which contains a thought-provoking desire, an existence worth yearning for, and a narrative voice that silently questions social violence.

This book is a representative work of French aesthetic literature in the 19th century. Influenced by European romanticism and realism, the author writes a twists and turns and bizarre story about a young woman who disguises herself as a man in order to find an ideal life partner. The language art style shown in the exquisite and delicate description in the work was once appreciated by the French writer Victor Hugo.

"The Scream" is a collection of short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922, including "Diary of a Madman", "Medicine", "Tomorrow", and "The True Story of Ah Q". It has received great response after its publication. In the preface to "The Scream", Lu Xun talked about the process and purpose of his abandoning medicine to pursue literature, and recalled: "Once, I suddenly saw many Chinese people I had not seen for a long time in a picture. One was tied in the middle, and many stood on the left and right. They had the same strong physique, but showed numb expressions." "Wandering" is a collection of short stories by Mr. Lu Xun, written during the period when the New Culture camp was divided after the "May 4th Movement". It turns out that among those who participated in the New Culture Movement, "some retired, some were promoted, and some advanced." Lu Xun was as "lonely" and "wandering" as a wandering warrior unable to form a formation. On the title page of "Wandering", he quoted a poem from "Li Sao": "The road is long and long, and I will search up and down."

How difficult is it to escape from a life that is so obvious to you? Many times, Mary felt that her life was boring. Once upon a time, she also had dreams and was high-spirited. She threw herself into life with all her enthusiasm and dedicated everything to her family, but she only lost herself. However, day by day, her husband ignored her more and more, and even the children felt that their mother should live a life that truly belonged to her. Finally one day, on her husband's 40th birthday, she decided to give him a surprise: she embarked on a cruise around the world alone, hoping to escape from the life she saw and give herself a chance to be reborn. She met all kinds of people, each with their own dilemmas, and finally found a way to heal herself on this journey.

"The Myth of Sisyphus" is a collection of essays by Camus, including "The Right and the Wrong", "The Wedding Collection", "The Myth of Sisyphus", and "The Rebel". "The Myth of Sisyphus" is one of Camus's masterpieces. The article collects Camus's most in-depth and thorough investigation and analysis of the philosophy of absurdity. "The Anti and the Right" consists of five essays, which record Camus' keen observations, personal feelings and philosophical thinking about daily life. The content is mostly based on the author's own life and family. "Wedding Collection" consists of four articles, recording the author's enjoyment of life in Algeria's natural scenery and cultural landscape. "The Rebel" is a theoretical masterpiece that comprehensively explains Camus's thoughts on resistance. In the book, Camus puts forward the assertion "I resist, therefore I am." The spirit and courage it embodies are enough to echo "The Myth of Sisyphus" and to draw a perfect end to Camus's life of "rising up against the absurd".

"Where the Birds Quiet" and "Follow the Magic Bread" are Prishvan's debut novels. After he went to northern Russia to conduct geographical and folklore inspections, he wrote these two records of the natural features and customs of the northern coastal areas of Russia, which are harmonious and unified with the atmosphere and structure of fairy tales.

The overture to Natsume Soseki's "Love Trilogy" depicts the confusion and melancholy of young people on their path of growth in a sparse and indifferent way. The novel describes what the protagonist Sanshirō sees, hears and feels as he grows from a high school student graduating from a rural area to a university student in Tokyo, as well as his mental journey growing up in the city. It reveals the social reality and explores the true meaning of life from a deep level. Sanshirō's experience of moving from his hometown to the city is nothing less than a microcosm of the spiritual wandering of contemporary people. Everyone is a lost lamb exiled by the times, looking for a place to live.

The dim sunlight outside shone in from the skylight of the prison and shone on Sun San's dirty cheeks. Sun San rubbed his eyelids, spit out the two weeds in his mouth, and stretched for a long time. This was already the fourth or fifth day of his imprisonment in Silver Frost City. Sun San himself was a little confused. A dark cell would always make people forget many things. The unique silent and slow atmosphere of the prison suffocated Sun San. Next to him was an inmate in the same cell. Sun San remembered that his name was Dao Scar Huang. Scar Huang yawned continuously, and found Sun San looking at him. Scar Huang came closer and said, "This prison is almost boring. Sun San, tell me your ghost story again. To relieve the boredom." Sun San's body trembled, and his eyes suddenly showed a look of panic: "I'll say it again, it's not a ghost story, it's a scene I have personally experienced... A terrifying scene that I will never forget in my life!"

This book collects 13 short stories and short stories published by the author Qiu Shanshan in recent years. The works of "Happy Life That Came to an Abrupt End" all take love and marriage as their theme. With a sincere, frank, intuitive and realistic attitude, it explores the unbalanced marriage patterns of urban women and the distorted view of love under social pressure. It keenly analyzes the spiritual confusion of urban women with shocking and delicate writing, and reveals the root of the confusion: people's desires and desires are endless and difficult to satisfy.

The six-thousand-year protracted war between the two concepts of "technology" and "naqi" in the mainland ended with Han Guang's overall victory. However, the peace only lasted for more than a hundred years, and the blood epidemic swept across again. From the standpoint of human civilization, unlike previous battles over ideas, the anti-blood war is unconditional and absolutely just. When the little man Cao Xing is squeezed on the opposite side of mankind by accident, how will his fate move forward?

"The Lines of Apelles" is an outstanding Russian writer of the 20th century and winner of the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature. Pasternak's short stories and essays inherit the great tradition of Russian narrative literature and endow the poet with his unique imagination, metaphors and symbols. This is highly reflected in this book: the author's unique feelings and associations about life and the world can be seen everywhere; his writing also has a synaesthetic sensibility, which can easily cross the boundaries between people and things, self and the world, with ease.

This book is the masterpiece of Goethe's youth and the pioneering work of the Sturm und Drang movement. This book describes the depression and hesitation of a generation of young people. After the book was published, Werther fever started in Europe. This publication will target specific readers such as "literary youth" and create a youthful, intellectual and stylish book format to win the favor of more young people.

I risked my life for my dream and became a lunatic and a fool in the eyes of others, but I finally found my true self and finally lived out the meaning of life! One early morning in July, before dawn, Don Quixote put on his ancestral armor, quietly left his hometown where he had lived for more than 50 years, and embarked on the adventure he had dreamed of. --Since he was a child, he has been addicted to knight novels. He firmly believes that the adventure stories in the books are true. He looks forward to one day that he can travel around the world and do chivalry. For his burning dream, he finally took this step! Following him were only a thin old horse, a rusty spear, a follower named Sancho, and all kinds of challenges... This book has been published for more than 400 years and has been best-selling for more than 400 years. With its great imagination, it has influenced generations of readers and has become a recognized classic among classics. In 2002, the Norwegian Nobel Institute and the Norwegian Reading Club in Oslo organized a vote of 100 writers from 54 countries and regions, and "Don Quixote" was selected as "the greatest novel in human history." Oakes said: "If there is any book you should read in life, it is "Don Quixote"." Zhang Guangsen, a famous Spanish translator, has a beautiful and smooth translation of the classic. It has been a best-seller for 20 years after its publication and is known as a model of Chinese translation.

Lenny is two meters tall and frighteningly strong, but has the mind of a child. George had grown up with him and was his best friend. George took Lennie around doing odd jobs to make ends meet. Lenny is simple and kind, but he often gets into big trouble. Every time Lennie got into trouble, George had to take him on the run and wander around forever. George and Lennie have a humble dream, hoping to one day save enough money to buy a small plot of land. They can grow vegetables, raise chickens, pigs, and Lenny's favorite rabbit in their own little world. They don't have to wander anymore. They wandered to a farm again. This time, the never-ending wandering has finally come to an end, and so has the dream. George finally helped Lennie find a place. There, Lenny will never get into trouble again, never get hurt again, never have to run away again...

Mary, a willful and lonely little girl from a rich family, became an orphan due to a sudden plague and was sent to a relative's home in England for adoption. In this ancient manor, there is a large garden with high walls and deep locks. It is said that no one has entered in ten years. Mary was deeply attracted by this secret and tried every means to break into this long-confined and deserted garden... The whole story is immersed in an atmosphere of kindness, friendship and positivity.

"Styles of Radical Will" is the second important collection of essays in Susan Sontag's life. It is an extension of the theme studied in "Against Interpretation". The content covers various fields such as film, literature, politics, etc. What is quite eye-catching is her analysis of pornographic literary works. This book adheres to Sontag's consistent style, with sharp perspectives and unique insights.

The story begins with the heroine Katie. In order to escape the flashy but empty social circle of London in the 1820s, and to avoid becoming an old girl waiting to be married, Katie accepted the proposal of the taciturn bacteriologist Walter Fane. After Finn brought Katie to Hong Kong, China, he quickly devoted himself to his bacteriology research. Lonely Katie had an extramarital affair with Charlie Townsend, a middle-aged married man who was charming in appearance but wretched in heart. After learning the truth, Finn felt regretful. In order to retaliate and rebuild his life, Finn decided to make a desperate move and took Katie away to a remote town where cholera was raging. On the front lines where the plague was raging, Finn helped the locals slowly control the epidemic. Katie volunteered in a monastery and hospital run by French nuns, and gradually found the courage and meaning of life in the process of helping others.

The novel is based on the historical facts of the underground struggle in Krasnorton in 1940. It artistically reproduces the history of that year and creates the glorious image of a large number of young people represented by the leaders of the Guards Headquarters Oleg, Vanya, Seryosa, and Liu Boka; it describes the arduous struggle of the older generation leaders such as Underground State Party Secretary Prokhenko and District Party Secretary Liu Dikov, and praises their incomparable loyalty to the socialist cause and communist ideals.

A collection of prose and haiku by Matsuo Basho, a master of Japanese literary circles and the "Hai Hai Saint", including Basho's main representative works. This book has two parts. The first part is "journey and diary", and the second part is "haiku". "Travel·Diary" includes Matsuo Basho's six famous works: "Oshu Trail" and "Travel in the Wilderness", "Journey to Kashima", "Ji no Essay", "Travel to Sarako" and "Diary of Saga". "Haiku" accounts for about half of the whole book, a total of 118 articles. Matsuo Basho's thoughts, emotions, experiences, and perceptions are all included.

When she lit the incense, she knew that she could not go back, and then she fell into panic. Only when she made the incense of forgetfulness could she have a moment of peace, until the arrival of a letter broke the balance of her life...

"Last Night" is the "erotic album" by short story master James Salt, which illuminates the moments of human passion like a comet: sometimes fiery, sometimes depressing; sometimes extremely destructive, sometimes redemptive; sometimes full of temptation, sometimes hot and depressing, sometimes destructive, sometimes redemptive, sometimes breathtaking, sometimes heartbreaking. These ten powerful stories depict the most intimate relationships between men and women, as well as the moments when relationships change: a poetry lover is asked by his wife to dedicate his most cherished relationship; a bookseller is forced to face the truth about his life; a betrayed husband assists his wife in committing suicide, but the failure is far more than an injection... Unmistakable style and emotional insight make Salter one of the most important writers of our time.

This book was written by Kang Youwei, a famous thinker and politician in modern times, when he was in exile abroad after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898. After the Hundred Days Reform, Kang Nanhai began his investigative life of "16 years of wandering in a foreign land, three weeks of travel across four continents, 31 countries, and 600,000 miles. He never became an official in his life and was addicted to traveling." "The investigation focused on the political customs of various countries and the gains and losses of historical changes, followed by cultural relics." In particular, I was deeply moved by my travels in Italy and France. After returning to China, I wrote "Travel Notes in Italy" and "Journey to France to the West", which are the main chapters included in this book. These travel notes cover many aspects of perception records and are of extremely high value to today's readers.

The first collection of Elizabeth Gaskell's short stories in the Chinese language, including "It's So Strange If It's True", "Poor Claire" and "Lois the Witch" and other nine classic Gothic novels: "It's So Strange If It's True" tells the first-person account of a fantasy banquet that a British gentleman encountered while traveling in France; "Poor Claire" It tells the story of the family past and the curse of destiny carried by Claire, a girl with a miserable life experience; "Lois the Witch" is based on the famous "Salem Witch Case" and tells the story of the religious discrimination and persecution that a British girl encountered after traveling to the New World alone... These works are all examples of Gaskell's mature writing period, with wonderful narratives and skillful skills. In 2011, Elizabeth Gaskell's short story collection was included in the famous classic literature series - Penguin Classics.

A true love story that is popular all over the world, a pure and beautiful reading that touches a lifetime; a gluttonous feast that nourishes the soul, and inspiration for success that benefits elites; a navigation light that breaks through difficulties, and creates the inner code of success. The purest and most touching inspirational works, the irreplaceable writing skills, showing the top power of inspirational articles, the most soul-stirring feast, the most soul-stirring inspirational feast, and the most heartfelt pleasure to read. Each story inspires you to move forward, helping you sort out your chaotic thoughts and find the password to happiness in life; each beautiful article has a pleasant temperament, injects courage and strength into the soul, and brings you love and hope. A spiritual Bible that accompanies a lifetime, a drop of wisdom that nourishes the soul. Gain true knowledge and emotion from reading, and gain enlightenment and wisdom from tasting.

This book is a popular compilation of Sartre's philosophy and life. The entire book is made up of selected excerpts from Sartre's large number of philosophical works, plays, essays, essays, and biographies. It embodies the essence of existential philosophy and highlights Sartre's humanitarian feelings and high attitude towards life: to fight against any external force that may suppress our life itself, to realize our free choices and commitments. While retaining the profound thoughts of the original work, this book strives to be easy-to-understand and closely related to readers' real life.

This book contains two representative novellas, "Of Mice and Men" and "The Pearl" by Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck. Although George and Lennie in "Of Mice and Men" make a living by doing odd jobs on the farm, they dream of one day owning a small piece of land of their own and no longer living on the road. This dream is as wonderful as heaven to them, and as far away as heaven. It's a pity that the light of fate failed to shine into the cruel reality at the bottom. "Pearl" is like a fable, exuding a sharp edge that penetrates reality. When the pearl diver Jino picked up the pearl that symbolized luck from the bottom of the sea, he also opened a dark door full of human greed and evil; the stars pointing to dreams eventually became the boulder that crushed fate.

Fuyuki Aki is a woman with both talent and beauty. When she was twenty-nine years old, she received a wedding invitation from her ex-boyfriend Sato Yasushi. After breaking up with Kang, Aki received a letter from Kang's mother. However, it was not until Kang's wedding day that she carefully read the letter she had not read two years ago, and realized for the first time that she had passed by fate... The age of twenty-nine to forty is a "turbulent decade" for women. Career, love, marriage, childbirth, family... Are full of twists and turns, big and small. When faced with every choice, I don't know where to go, so I deal with it with all my wisdom, trying to seize the life I want most. In the end, looking back at so many forks in the road, I realized that the result of such weaving is destiny.

This is one of the early works of David Lodge, a representative writer of academic novels, and it is also his most autobiographical novel. Timothy Young, a British teenager who grew up during World War II, entered adolescence after the war. At the invitation of his sister Kath, he went to Heidelberg for vacation. My sister worked for the U. S. Army in Germany and lived a life of abundance that most Britons could only dream of. Timothy left the boring and gray London, discovered a colorful and shining world in Heidelberg, and experienced an unprecedented life. This trip profoundly affected his subsequent life path. An extraordinary coming-of-age novel, dedicated to you who are constantly trying to make breakthroughs on the road of life. This book was shortlisted for the 1970 "Missing Booker Prize".

Zhou Jinhuan didn't expect that after so long, she would meet Song Yan again. She remembered that the bravest thing she had ever done was to confess her love to Song Yan loudly, but in the end she only heard the contempt and rejection in his cold voice. But just such a person reappeared in her life and became her boss. Zhou Jinhuan, who was ready to never have any contact with this man, found that Song Yan seemed to have changed. Although he was still venomous and indifferent, it seemed that he treated her differently, which caught her off guard... Zhou Jinhuan: "Song Yan, don't tell me, you like me?" Song Yan: "I just like you!"

A family secret from many years ago aroused Gigi's curiosity, but there was not much time left for the teenager to explore, because time seemed to be flowing out of our world at an incredible speed. So in order to satisfy his mother's wish and to clarify the family secrets that troubled him, Gigi came to the land of eternity under the leadership of Annie, and embarked on a fantasy journey that belonged only to him with an outstanding violinist and an injured dog. We live in different worlds, but our growth, family ties and humanity are never different. Kate Thompson is a four-time winner of Ireland's national literary award, the Bistowe Prize. Together with "The Kite Runner" and "The Book Thief", it was recommended as the best book of the year by the American Library Association.

Pride and Prejudice is the masterpiece of British female novelist Jane Austen. The novel tells the love story of Elizabeth Bennet, the daughter of a squire. This work uses daily life as the material. It goes against the content and artificial writing methods of sentimental novels that were popular in the society at that time. It vividly reflects the conservative and closed-off British rural life and world conditions from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century. And has been adapted into movies and TV series many times.

"Heart" is the representative and famous work of Japan's "national master" Natsume Soseki, which has a profound influence on Japanese literature. "I" in the novel accidentally got acquainted with a "sir" who was noble and well-educated. During the interaction, "I" was deeply attracted by his aloof character and the mysterious past behind him. Later, "I" received a long letter from "Mr." In the letter, the husband recounted the past: When they were in college, "the husband" and his best friend K fell in love with the landlord's daughter at the same time. In order to get her, "Mr." Forced K to commit suicide. Although he finally got the beauty he wanted, he has been condemned by his conscience for many years...

"A Banquet of Three" is a collection of five novellas by young writer Sun Pin. The five stories focus on the emotional lives of urban men and women. A lonely landlady marries her tenant, hoping to save herself from the pain of loneliness; a man who is constantly entangled with a woman finds that he cannot do without the woman's company after breaking up; a woman who has fallen into a huge life inertia persists in visiting the man from different cities for many years, but finds that he lives in a deeper quagmire; meaning A wife who wants to divorce discovers her husband's biggest secret after her husband commits suicide in despair... Sun Pin's novels have a cold beauty, using different angles to see the emotions of men and women in modern urban life. Different from the general definitions of love and marriage, the novel aims to dispel and reconstruct these existing concepts.

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is one of the four classic Chinese classics. It is China's first chapter-length historical romance novel. Its full name is "The Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms", also known as "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". It is a classic work of historical romance novels. The whole book describes the historical events of nearly 105 years from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty. It mainly describes wars. It reflects the melee war between the heroes in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the political and military struggles among the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu. It has created a number of all-powerful heroes of the Three Kingdoms. The connotation of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is very rich, covering all aspects of ancient Chinese politics, diplomacy, military art, strategy, moral concepts, philosophy, thought, etc. In particular, the more than 40 wars described in the book are magnificent and vivid, providing future generations with various military knowledge and war experiences. The whole book can be roughly divided into five parts: the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Dong Zhuo's Rebellion, the Battle of Heroes, the Three Kingdoms, and the Return of the Three Kingdoms to Shanxi. It is like scenes of majestic war scenes staged in the vast history.

The future is not all as far away as science fiction. Every second is a part of the future and the starting point of the distant future. The choices we make at the moment determine what the future will look like. Edgar Allan Poe wrote many works that were defined as "science fiction" by later generations, but perhaps in this genius's mind, those wild futures were just small echoes of the choices made by mankind at this moment.

Love not only brings happiness, but also often pain. Especially love that is too persistent can turn into madness. Edgar Allan Poe loved to write stories about the death of loved ones, perhaps because his loved ones kept leaving throughout his life, and loneliness always accompanied him.

Geneva, a high school girl, was reading a film of the Colored Weekly Illustrated in the 1860s in the library, which told the story of her ancestor, Charles Singleton. At this time, someone came over to attack her, and the crime left a tarot card at the scene. This is the twelfth card in the Tarot deck. The attacker was a hired killer, Thompson Boyd, whose employer wanted to kill her for unknown reasons. After the first attack in the library failed, Lincoln Rhyme analyzed the evidence left at the scene by the killer and concluded that he would strike again. The investigation into the case involves a death that occurred more than a hundred years ago: Genava's attack may have been related to what she was reading at the time. Charles Singleton was a former slave who participated in the civil rights movement of the 1860s after being freed, but was arrested and disgraced in connection with theft. But he insisted in court that he was innocent.

Santiago, a veteran Cuban fisherman, finally caught a big marlin alone after not catching a fish for 84 consecutive days. But the fish was so big that it dragged his boat on the sea for three days before it was exhausted and was killed by him and tied to the side of the boat. However, on the way back, he was repeatedly attacked by sharks. When he finally returned to port, only the head, tail and a spine were left of the big marlin. Although this is a work with a simple story and a small length, it is rich in meaning. Many teachers use it as a teaching material on heroism education and recommend it to students, making it an enduring bestseller. Santiago's tragic fate is the refractory reflection of Hemingway's own experience in art.

"Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" is a semi-autobiographical novel by James Joyce, which depicts the spiritual growth of the protagonist Stephen Dedalus from childhood to youth. Through poetic language and stream-of-consciousness techniques, the author tells the story of Stephen's struggle to grow up under the pressure of family, religion, nationalism, etc. After experiencing the confusion of faith, the sinking of sensuality and the awakening of art, he finally resolutely rejected the clerical mission and secular constraints, devoted himself to art, and pursued freedom and truth.

Dogs, horses, cows, pigs, donkeys, goats, sheep, camels, these 8 animals are no stranger to us. They often appear around us, in various works, and even on our dining tables. But did you know that they are not only human food, tools and cute pets, but also have a profound impact on the entire human history. Around 15,000 BC, some wolves that often scavenged for leftovers around human settlements integrated deeply into human society and became the first animals domesticated by humans-dogs. Over the next 10,000 years, pigs, goats, sheep, cattle, donkeys, horses and camels entered human society. But in industrial society, everything changed. Except for dogs, which continue to be favored by humans, donkeys and camels have long been forgotten, horses linger in niche sports, and pigs, cattle, and sheep are only regarded as meat for large-scale production. Living creatures have turned into cold numbers, and the once intimate relationships have become callous, mercenary, and insensitive. This book combines the research results of history, archaeology, anthropology, climatology, biology and other disciplines, breaks the anthropocentric narrative, and presents a grand historical picture of "humans domesticated animals, and animals changed humans".

There will always be opportunities, just wait and it will be your turn. "I'm not afraid whether he still remembers me, I'm just afraid... We forgot about each other, and after that, I couldn't feel his breath anymore. " "Looking at her silently, hiding the feelings in my heart but unable to express them." Walking alone in an alley without you, A huge crowd, nowhere to look I know that flowers bloom and fade because of fate; I know that getting together and getting apart is essential. When you see her running towards you, You will eventually understand what is worth paying for...

The "Love Bible" in the hearts of many travel friends and literary and artistic young people! This is a little love book that even internet venomous tongue-in-cheeks and science geeks such as He Caitou and Ji Shisan were moved to recommend! In 2003, when 21-year-old Fu Zhen met 25-year-old Ming Ji, she was a senior girl who was about to study in England, and he was a silent and reserved boy from Hong Kong. They coincidentally came to Tibet during the SARS period with a "Tibetan Oxhide Book" and their luggage. Their admiration for each other is clean and transparent, but their futures clearly lead in different directions. However, young love has its own power due to its simplicity and persistence. After they separated in Lhasa, they overcame many obstacles and fell in love with Dali. Finally, they flew across the world and got married in London a year later. This story, regarded as a "love book" by many netizens on the Internet, shows a more colorful ending than a fairy tale. Ten years have passed, and they are still walking side by side to the end of the world, seeing all the flowers in Chang'an.

The whole novel is eloquent and magnificent, and can be described as a romantic historical and social picture. The novel is set in the southern state of Georgia before and after the American Civil War, with Scarlett Hao, the daughter of plantation owner Hao Jiale, as the core character. It reflects the social reality of the southern states in the United States during this important historical period through the rise and fall of several families.

In "The Present World", the author traces the life experience of a grain of sand, observes the records left by a few clouds in history and artistic works, and traces the footprints of paleontologist Teilhard de Chardin's mule team in the Chinese desert. The form of expression is also unusual. The scenes described in the book are distant and unfamiliar, and the narrative tone used is simple and self-possessed, with almost no personal emotions. Looking from the present to the past, from China to Israel, from birth to death, we ask: Why do flaws and beauty coexist? If there are miracles, why are there tragedies? What is time and where is eternity? When we wake up and face the deep shore of eternal time, when darkness covers the far slopes of time, this is the time to abandon everything - such as our reason and will; then, it is time for us to turn to work hard to get home. Except for thoughts, except for the firm change of heart, except for the slow thinking of where to find love and who to love, the rest are just short stories and stories that have nothing to do with this moment.

This book is the only non-fiction work in the life of the great Russian writer Chekhov. However, "Travel to Sakhalin" occupies an irreplaceable position in Chekhov's literary legacy. It can even be called a manifesto of Chekhov's world view and literary practice throughout his life. The Sakhalin region has long been a barren land in Russia. Most of the people living here are hard labor exiles. The living conditions here are extremely difficult. However, what is more terrifying than the harsh natural environment is the human factor: the prevalence of bureaucracy, which destroys human dignity and kindness. Chekhov's records present these bloody facts to every reader, but the value of "Sakhalin's Travels" does not lie in its truth, but in the "human conscience" that shines between the lines. The ultimate purpose of Chekhov's writing is not to criticize and expose, but to protect everyone and fight against "violence and hypocrisy."

Readers from all over the world spend an average of one night reading it! A classic suspense novel by Ken Follett, winner of the Edgar Allan Poe Lifetime Master Award. What we pursue throughout our lives is not to conquer the world, but to conquer ourselves. This story takes place on a houseboat on the Nile River, full of conspiracy and blood, desire and love. A German agent came to Cairo alone, quietly stealing Allied intelligence and helping the Nazis pry open the city's gates. With his help, the German army reported frequent successes. In Cairo, only two people can stop this shrewd and ruthless agent: a distrusted officer who failed in his job, and a beautiful and fragile young girl. A dangerous contest that could change the world begins...