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This book selects Su Tong's most representative novels over the years, including "Multimeter", "Red Pink", "Wives and Concubines", "God-sent Relatives" and other famous works. Su Tong is a master and master of contemporary Chinese short stories, representing the highest level of short stories. Su Tong's novels have remarkable pioneering characteristics. The theme images in the novel are diverse and rich. He replaced the theme discourse of traditional novels with personalized thematic discourse. Su Tong's novels seem to be "restored" again and again. He uses a simple narrative to tell a story about something that is not simple in life. He does not have too many skills or subtle meaning, but there are many interesting things for people to appreciate after reading it. Most writers will consciously complicate simple things in pursuit of sharpness, profundity and strength, but Su Tong's novels try to cut out the complex and simplify. In the restoration of narrative, he looks at the complex world and human nature with tender eyes. Such works are often unforgettable.

This book includes the Japanese Nebula Award-nominated work "The Drunken Walking Man" and the Japan Horror Novel Award-winning work "The Toy Fixer", which perfectly demonstrates Kobayashi Taizo's excellent skills in the fields of hard science fiction and horror novels! Blood Swamp, I will probably never meet you again. Before I finished speaking, Xiao Zhutian disappeared before my eyes. Not only had the person disappeared, but the whiskey he had placed on the table had also disappeared. It seemed like I was the only one sitting alone in the pub from beginning to end. A chill came over me. Probably other people will never encounter friends they don't know in their lives, but I did. This is really something that I will never forget until my death. But did this really happen? Did that man named Xiao Takeda, the old friend I met for the first time today, really exist? It seemed that I was quite drunk after all.

Hong Lingfei's works mostly use revolutionary struggles as themes, expressing the thoughts, life and love of young intellectuals in the revolutionary movement. This book mainly collects Hong Lingfei's novel classics, including two excellent novellas "Frontline" and "Exile" and four short stories including "In the Torrent", "On the Road", "Going Home" and "The Seller of Strength". "Frontline" and "Exile" are two of the "Exile Trilogy" and are the representative works of his novels. They are also known as "the representative works of early proletarian revolutionary literature".

Nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 21 times, the true "Uncrowned King" of the Nobel Prize, the work of Graham Greene, one of the British novelists widely praised by experts and loved by readers throughout the Western world in the 20th century, is a masterpiece in the field of writer's autobiography, and has been translated by Lu Gusun, a leading figure in British and American literature research and the compiler of the "English-Chinese Dictionary". Green's literary creation and achievements are closely related to his ideological contradictions and even mental illness. His life is like his novels, and he himself is a character in his works. In the late period of his life and creation, he deliberately calmed down and recounted his life and ideological experiences from the beginning, thus creating two masterpieces in the field of autobiography: "Life Was Like This" (1971) and "The Road to Escape" (1980). "The Guardian" and "The Times Literary Supplement" honestly praised it as "one of the most outstanding achievements in autobiographical writing". In "Life Was Like This", Green recalls his student days and Oxford years, how he encountered psychoanalysis and Russian roulette in adolescence, his marriage and conversion to Catholicism, and how he hurriedly resigned from The Times after the publication of his first novel to become a professional writer.

"The Cat, Shozo and Two Women" is a classic collection of novels by Junichiro Tanizaki, a representative writer of Japanese aestheticism, and includes representative short and medium-length novels such as "The Cat, Shozo and Two Women", "Boy", "Horror", "Ex-Con" and "Yanagi Bathhouse Incident". The novella "The Cat, Shozo and Two Women" was written during the period when Tanizaki was translating "The Tale of Genji" (1935-1938). It uses the similarity between women and cats as a metaphor to tell the subtle, complex and interesting relationship between men and women through a cat, allowing men who are overwhelmed by the situation to perform a family comedy with them that makes people laugh. The world of Tanizaki's novels is full of absurdity and weirdness, seeking beauty in ugliness, affirming goodness in praise, and thinking about the meaning of survival in death. Whether it is the world of beautiful snow that expresses his demonic "ugliness as beauty" or the oriental culture that pursues Japanese classical traditional beauty, Junichiro Tanizaki's works are permeated with a strong sense of human emotions and psychology. Yukio Mishima once evaluated Tanizaki Junichiro's works as "the peonies blooming brilliantly against the gloomy background of naturalistic literature".

"The Catcher of the Soul" is Zweig's masterpiece of short stories and short stories. A new authoritative translation, a literal translation of the original German version, translated by Pang Wenwei, associate professor and director of the Teaching and Research Section of the German Department of Tongji University. "I only have you in this world, you who know nothing about me and are a stranger. You have never recognized me, but I have always loved you." "Letter from a Strange Woman" is a world-renowned work by "The Catcher of the Soul" Zweig. I love you and it has nothing to do with you. They grow in love and perish in love, but love lasts forever.

A collection commemorating the 110th anniversary of the birth of William Golding's important masterpiece, Nobel Prize winner in Literature and author of the novel "Lord of the Flies". Using Golding's representative symbolic techniques and allegorical novel style, it continues the struggle between good and evil, light and darkness in "Lord of the Flies". Golding's masterpiece uses symbolism, formal symmetry, philosophical exploration, and even religious mysticism to depict the evil of modern man. Winner of Britain's historic James Tait Black Memorial Award. "Dark Revealed" is Golding's important masterpiece and won the James Tait Black Memorial Award, Britain's oldest and most prestigious literary award. Maddie is an orphan who survived the bombing of London during World War II. Although she miraculously survived, her body was burned. Destined to suffer a lifetime of pain, Maddie became a wanderer, searching for unknown spiritual salvation. There is also another pair of twin sisters, Sophie and Toni, the former indulges in sexual sadism and the latter is involved in political violence. When another fire comes, their fates collide... This is a dark book illuminated by fire. The struggle between good and evil that continues from "Lord of the Flies" is placed in a modern context by the author, which is also mixed with religious fanaticism, terrorism, abnormal psychology and sexual behavior, and desperate attempts to escape from the world. The novel profoundly reveals that the "darkness" of human nature not only exists deep in people's hearts, but also exists in the external modern world: "You have nowhere to escape."

Nobel laureate Handke's creative new work is an epic journey into the interior of France and an image of French social reality. Written for young people who cannot gain a foothold in society: Go to the wilderness to find your true self. At the beginning of the novel, on a beautiful day in early August, an old man living in the suburbs of Paris left his peaceful suburban residence in Paris, an "uninhabited bay" surrounded by forests, and went to his country house in Picardy. As he walked, observing his surroundings, he occasionally mentioned a young woman he called "the fruit-stealing girl" who seemed to be on a similar journey to northern France. This "fruit-stealing girl" is 25 years old and has been "eager to escape" since adolescence. She just returned from Siberia and immediately went out to find her mother. In retracing her footsteps (whether real or imagined) through the interior of France, the narrator is writing about her in his own way, and thus the novel is born.

"Even Without Trying" is the latest collection of novels by Choi Eun-young, one of the most popular contemporary Korean writers. It contains a total of fourteen works. In this book, Cui Enrong focuses on young and sensitive hearts: classmates and friends who cannot be honest with each other, confused and numb young people in the workplace, and teenagers who are incompatible with a foreign country... There are no ups and downs in the book, and there are no bizarre twists and turns. The plot, however, reveals the author's keen insight into inner dilemmas and emotional wounds in an understatement. She touches the embarrassment and embarrassment, shame and anger, loneliness and uneasiness experienced by young people one by one with clear and clear brushstrokes, full of kindness and understanding. Cui Enrong is unique in his fresh and gentle narrative style. His writing is simple and natural, and contains a kind of plain charm. She observes social reality with gentle eyes, explores the neglected emotions in daily life, and uses sincere and kind words to describe the connections and gaps between people. In her writing, every life, no matter how small, seems to sparkle.

This book selects 11 classic short stories by the Japanese writer Nakajima Atsushi, including "The Story of the Mountain Moon", "The Disciple" and "Li Ling". The stories are all based on ancient Chinese classics. The author reinterprets the stories of Li Zheng, Zi Lu, Li Ling, Su Wu, Wu Jing and other characters, injecting modern people's thoughts into historical figures. The cold characters in the classics suddenly resurrected and became flesh-and-blood, resonant and dramatic characters. The content of this book is original and the diction is beautiful. The author is good at portraying the human heart and human nature in the article, which is both a questioning of life and an exploration of self.

"The Old Man and the Sea" is Hemingway's masterpiece, winning the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize for Literature. This book tells the story of Santiago, an old Cuban fisherman, fighting a big fish. It creates a typical tough guy image in the history of literature and promotes the fighting spirit of not being afraid of hardships and not succumbing to fate.

After five years, Ryu Murakami published "The Story of Loss", his first novel in his later years. Follow Murakami Ryu into the labyrinth deep in consciousness, and travel through a "lucid dream" in the ruins of life's memories. Tender nostalgia and compromise flow throughout the novel, and his thoughts are as weak as babble and full of self-doubt. This is the first time in Ryu Murakami's nearly fifty-year writing career that he has taken off the armor of verbal violence and opened the door to his inner world to readers for the first time. This book is similar to a psychiatric clinical record, but also has the characteristics of a private novel. One day, "my" domestic kitten suddenly spoke and directed "me" to an actress named "Mariko". The actress and "I" seemed to be old friends, but we both had completely different memories of the past. The actress took "me" to a restaurant "Cherbourg" that was clearly closed in my memory, and then her mother suddenly appeared in front of her. Mixed with various voices, a large number of memory fragments began to intertwine and emerge: my mother's experience in North Korea, the alienation of the painter's father from the family, "I" and the actress's travels in Rome, as well as German shepherd dogs, azaleas... "My" consciousness fell into a maze, wandering in the ruins of memory, unable to distinguish between past and present, reality and imagination, and the boundaries between advancement and retreat. Finally, guided by my mother's voice, "I" finally remembered the reason why I became a novelist: "Depression is like a twilight that never ends. I can only rely on fiction to continue to survive."

The story of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" takes place in a small town in St. Petersburg, USA. Tom Sawyer is naughty and eccentric by nature. He hates the dull and boring life in daily life. He creates a lot of mischief with the wild boy Huckleberry Finn. He ran away from home, explored a desert island, experienced a free "pirate" life, and witnessed a murder. After some struggle, Tom overcame his inner fear and bravely exposed Injun Joe's crime. Unfortunately, he and his friends got lost in the cave, and the escaped criminal Joe lurked beside them... After experiencing a series of thrilling adventures, Tom gradually grew into a brave, fearless and responsible little man, and even actually found the pirate's treasure.

Another mysterious masterpiece by Pavich, the author of "Khazar Dictionary" and "The Romance of the Fish-scale Hat". It is a masterpiece for imagination lovers and a literary giant that reinterprets Greek mythology. A tragedy of pure love. In a parallel universe, the couple with the same name as the Greek mythological characters suffered a more tragic fate than Hero and Leandre. The story comes from ancient Greek mythology: Hero is the priestess of Aphrodite. Leander swam across the Dardanelles every night to meet her. Hero used a torch to guide Leander every night. On a stormy night, the torch was blown out by the storm. Leander was lost and drowned. Hero was so sad that he jumped into the sea. This fantasy lyrical novel has a special funnel-shaped structure, consisting of two legendary stories. The first half of the book, following the convention of ordinary books, tells the story of Hailuo. Turn over the book and start from the beginning, that is the story of Leander. The stories of these two people are connected together by fragments of Greek mythology. Leander of Pavich was born in the 17th century and was a trader between Belgrade and Constantinople. He was inspired to become a monk, and later he built a magical castle at the Sava Gate in Belgrade and gained great fame. The landscape gradually became desolate as Austrian and Turkish armies looted and burned, and Leander was killed in a bloody battle. The story of Hero took place between 1920 and 1930. It tells the story of a Serbian chemistry student who was eventually killed by her jealous lover. Like Leander, Hero had a premonition of his own death.

"The Dancer of Izu" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Yasunari Kawabata, which especially includes the famous "The Dancer of Izu", as well as exquisite short stories such as "Bonfire", "Hot Spring Hotel" and "Mother's First Love". A boy from Tokyo falls in love with an innocent and simple little dancer. The vague love transcends class, and the gentle first love becomes an unforgettable love that will last forever.

"Snow Country" tells the story of Shimamura and geisha Komako getting acquainted in the Snow Country. After a brief relationship, the lonely Komako began to look forward to the annual date with Shimamura. On the third train trip to Snow Country for an appointment, Shimamura met a woman named Ye Zi and was deeply attracted by the beautiful reflection of Ye Zi on the car window. Since then, several people have been involved in emotional entanglements, until a sudden fire brought everything to an abrupt end...

Includes two masterpieces, "Snow Country" and "Thousand Cranes". "Snow Country" is Kawabata Yasunari's highest masterpiece. The beauty of nothingness, purity and sadness depicted in this painting reaches the extreme, making people heart-thumping and melancholy at the same time. "Thousand Cranes" expresses the conflict between love and reason, and depicts Japanese scenery and psychology to the extreme. It seems that there are thousands of white cranes flying in the sunset between the lines.

"The Dancing Girl of Izu" is an autobiographical novel written by Kawabata Yasunari based on his trip to Izu when he was nineteen years old (1918). The author lost his parents when he was young, and when he was sixteen, all his relatives left him. His tragic life experience gave him a withdrawn and melancholy character. In order to relieve this depressed mood, the author started a journey to Izu alone when he was nineteen years old. On the way, he met a group of artists who made a living from touring performances. The author was moved by the innocence and kindness of one of the fourteen-year-old dancers, and followed them all the way. Unfortunately, the huge identity difference between the two made this hazy love affair end in vain. Through the delicate description of the scenery, the author allows readers to immerse themselves in the beautiful scenery of Izu and at the same time sigh at the beautiful and hazy emotions between ignorant boys and girls, achieving a harmonious blend of love and scenery. The novel is the author's early masterpiece and most famous work. It was widely praised as soon as it was published and has been adapted to the screen many times. It is a famous article in the history of Japanese literature describing the innocent love between young men and women. This book also includes several famous short stories by Kawabata Yasunari.

This book includes Kawabata Yasunari's three representative works "Celebrity", "Dancing Girl" and "Sound of the Mountain". Kawabata Yasunari, Japan's first Nobel Prize winner for literature, wrote many works throughout his life. Publishing his anthology first involves the selection and collection of texts. As a national-level professional publishing house for domestic literary publishing, the People's Literature Publishing House publishes Kawabata Yasunari's anthology, which also reflects the professionalism of literature. The three works selected in this book, "Celebrity", "Dancer" and "Sound of the Mountain", are masterpieces from Kawabata's creative prime. The contents of these three works are different. "Celebrity" tells the story of a Go player; "Dancer" reflects the uneasiness of post-war Japanese society through the love story of a dancer mother and daughter; and "Sound of the Mountain" is a representative of family novels in Japan's aging society after the war. The three novels not only have different story themes, but also different artistic ideas expressed, from which we can see the author's superb creative level. The translator of this book, Chen Dewen, started translating Japanese classic literature as early as the early 1980s. He has been immersed in Japanese literary translation experience for many years. He not only has in-depth research on Kawabata Yasunari's literature, but also has unique insights. He is the best choice to translate Kawabata's works. In this publication, the text has been specially revised to make it more concise and elegant.

The novel describes the author in the autumn of 1918, when he was in his second grade at a high school in Tokyo. Because he was tired of boarding life and wanted to get rid of the lingering mental depression, he traveled alone to the Izu Peninsula. On the way, I met a group of Jianghu artists and walked together from Amagi Ridge, Yushima, and Yuno all the way to Shimoda. The artists are kind-hearted and have simple emotions, especially the innocent and enthusiastic dancer, which makes the protagonist appreciate the warmth of human kindness and sprouts a ray of tenderness in his heart. The dancer's compliment that he was "a good man" made him feel "indescribable gratitude". Finally, he left and let his tears flow down on the boat. His mind seemed to be a stream of clear water, trickling down. In the end, there was nothing but sweet pleasure.

"Snow Country" describes the emotional entanglement between Shimamura, a dance art researcher, who went to a hot spring hotel in Snow Country three times, and a local geisha named Komako, and a girl named Ye Zi who met by chance. During this period, the beauty of nothingness, cleanliness and sadness are depicted to the extreme.

One of the "Selected Works of Kawabata Yasunari" series, it is a collection of short stories and short stories, translated by the famous literary translator Lin Shaohua, and includes such popular works as "Qiong Yin", "Titmouse", "The Remarriage", "Country Story", "Fuji First Snow", etc. The content involves exploring the nature of marriage and love, a journey triggered by the search for tits, an ode to the simple and innocent beauty of country girls, and the beautiful scenery of Fuji's first snow. Through delicate brushwork, the author expresses his praise for the beauty of love and women's purity, and his artistic pursuit of the quiet and quiet natural scenery, which reflects the aesthetic interest of "love and beauty" in Kawabata's works.

Includes two masterpieces: "Izu Dancing Girl" and "Ancient Capital". "Izu Dancer" makes its gorgeous debut in the rainy season of youth. With her dancing sleeves lowered and smiling eyes, this is the most beautiful first love in the world. "Ancient Capital" In the ancient capital of Kyoto, Chieko was adopted by a brocade merchant and became a beautiful girl. On the night of the Gion Festival, she met Miaozi, a girl from a mountain village, and was surprised to learn that the two were twin sisters. They miss each other, but they cannot recognize each other because of their different identities. The two sisters' faint sadness is woven into the beautiful scenery of Kyoto's four seasons... Before Go master Hideya retired, he decided to bid farewell to the chess world with a farewell match. Between the old and sick celebrities and the new young chess king, the old chess art and the new rules of victory and defeat, an epoch-making chess match kicked off with worldwide attention...

Nothingness, cleanliness, sadness, the crystallization of Japanese beauty, has influenced the classic works of Mo Yan, Yu Hua and other literary giants. It is one of Kawabata Yasunari's most famous works, a Nobel Prize-winning work, and translated by the famous Japanese literature translator Gao Huiqin. "Snow Country" tells the story of Shimamura, who enjoys eating his ancestral property and studying imaginary Western dances. He visits a hot spring village in the northern snow country three times and meets the local geisha Komako and the girl Ye Zi who meets by chance on the train. Kawabata Yasunari meticulously painted a peaceful and pure picture of the Snow Country: thick layers of snow, low houses lying on the ground, the bright Milky Way in the northern night sky, and the Snow Country woman burning passionately with love. Although Shimamura is attracted to Komako, in his pursuit of the beauty of nothingness and the belief that everything is in vain, from his perspective, Komako's beauty, her love, and all her sacrifices for others are meaningless...

This book selects Lin Huiyin's poems, prose, novels and letters and other articles, divided into four series. These articles may write about friendships, family affairs, real feelings and experiences, or publish real discussions. They are rich in ideological connotation and profound cultural heritage. Her poems are graceful and elegant, her prose is passionate and long-lasting, her novels are delicate and sincere, and her letters fully demonstrate her sincerity. This book has been carefully selected and compiled to explain profound things in simple terms and is easy to understand. It helps us to fully understand Lin Huiyin's ideological spirit. It is suitable for young people to savor carefully and appreciate different lives. It also has a good guidance and inspiration for young people's writing.

It includes Rabindranath Tagore's "Gitanjali", "New Moon Collection", "Gardener Collection", "Dagger Bird Collection" and other representative poetry collections. As time goes by, his works increasingly radiate the bright light of thought and show the eternal artistic charm.

"Selected Poems of Lermontov" talks about how Lermontov created a lot of artistic wealth for mankind in his short life: more than 400 lyric poems, 25 long poems and two long poem fragments, three novels and two novellas, five plays and others. The era of tsarist tyranny in which he lived is gone forever, but his spiritual character of reflecting the people's wishes at the cost of his life and his artistic achievements of recreating historical reality with his original style have been recorded in history.

From France to Hong Kong, everything is mysterious and fresh. Over the past thirty years, she has not only blended in, but she has become more authentic than you! She speaks fluent Cantonese, loves to go shopping, can make carrot cakes, and can even make Nanru Zhai Zhai without any trouble! Following the friendly words and hand-drawn illustrations, let's revisit those years in Hong Kong and discover this home that tolerates multiculturalism in her eyes.

This is a true story in human history, a story about how plague shaped our cities and even the world today. In the 19th century, during the era of Queen Victoria in England, London, as a modern metropolis, suffered from disease pandemics every few years, with each outbreak claiming thousands of lives. Doctor John Snow conducted a series of studies and discovered and proved that cholera exists in water. When no one believed it, the Reverend Henry Whitehead helped Snow plot the number of people who drew water to drink versus the number of people who did not draw water to drink on the same graph and label the number of deaths in each neighborhood. It was found that the further away from the water pump, the fewer deaths occurred. It turned out that the water pump was the source of pollution. This great discovery saved the city of London from the last cholera outbreak in Britain. This neighborhood map has deservedly become one of the most influential maps in history, as important as Columbus's early maps that led navigators around the world. It created a new way of life, and people began to build sewer systems, create urban public facilities, and ensure clean water for the benefit of everyone. And this period of history that ushered in a new era of medicine is also deeply recorded in the immortal monument of the progress of human civilization.

"Shakespeare and Books" is the autobiography of its founder, Sylvia Beech. With her candid and funny writing, she slowly unfolds the bustling left bank of Paris: the grand publication of "Ulysses"; Joyce, who is afraid of heights but loves cats; out of friendship with Beech, he was the first to fill in "Ulysses" Gide who made a reservation; Hemingway who bravely liberated Theater Street; George Antheil who forgot his keys and followed the bookstore sign to climb up to his apartment; Fitzgerald who almost jumped off the stairs when he was drunk... Beech, a simple book lover, guarded this castle made of books, and over time, he witnessed a literary legend connected with books. Translator Kaiti's 300 annotations and 10,000-word long introduction complement the main text, and outline three-dimensional and vivid portraits of the masters on the side. This edition also includes precious video materials such as the manuscript of "Ulysses" and the publishing contract.

There is a book I want to write for you, about Tokyo. I'm sorry, time and resources don't allow me to take you slowly. However, after reading this book and buying a ticket, you should be able to discover your own Chuo Line, your own personalized Tokyo. --Arai Kazusan Perhaps you have been to Tokyo once and visited Odaiba, Asakusa, and Disneyland with a tour group; perhaps you have been to Tokyo many times and visited Ginza, Roppongi, and Kanda Jimbocho on your own; perhaps you have not been to Tokyo yet... In any case, you cannot know the whole picture of Tokyo; because this city is really big. On the map of Arai, there is an orange horizontal line, which is the JR Chuo Line railway track. The Chuo Line starts in Tokyo and runs through the city in an inverted S-shape, from Shinjuku to the west to Takao. Chuo Line, which retains its bohemian cultural atmosphere, has attracted cultural people of all ages since the Edo period. Kawabata Yasunari wrote "Women's Body" in the ancient Tokyo STATIONHOTEL. The rocker's yakiniku shop "Ebi" is the favorite resting place of Tokyo men. The musical instrument street and Jimbocho old bookstore street at Ochanomizu Station, the public bath "Yutopia" at the north entrance of Ogikubo Station, the cultural salon at Nakamuraya at the east exit of Shinjuku, Kichijoji where the concentration of Japanese cartoonists... Welcome to the Chuo Line Cultural Circle!

This book is a collection of essays by the famous French writer Anatole France. In 1921, France was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature "in recognition of his brilliant literary achievements, characterized by nobility of style, profound human sympathy, elegance and a truly Gallic temperament". France's "erudite, fanciful, lucid and charming style, and the magical effect of his blend of irony and enthusiasm" still fascinate today's readers.

"Setting Sun" was written around June 1947, one year before Osamu Dazai's death. After the war, her mother, who was born into a noble family, fell into financial ruin and was forced to move to a small villa in Izu with her daughter, Kazuko, to make a living. His younger brother Naoji, who was drafted into the army shortly after, returned from Nanyang and lived a life of debauchery with the writer Uehara every day. At the same time, the mother's health deteriorated, and she finally passed away with her son and daughter by her side. After her mother died, Kazuko decided to revolutionize love without any worries and went to court Uehara, whom she admired. Early the next morning, his brother Naoharu committed suicide at home, leaving a suicide note describing his pain and past... "The Setting Sun" was written after Japan's defeat. The whole book is full of the pain of war and the pain of growing up. It is one of Japan's famous coming-of-age novels and is deeply loved by young readers.

This set includes: "Some People Don't", "No More Queues", "Stand Tall" and "The Last Post".

In western Hunan, west of Dongting Lake, at the intersection of five rivers, it is a barbaric land among hundreds of thousands of mountains. Since ancient times, it has been beyond the reach of kings and rarely visited by outsiders. In the early 1980s, the legends of voodoo, Miao poison, and corpse exorcists were not far away, and the stories of bandits, Miao girls, and snake catchers were still popular; and the heroes of the new era were about to appear. This time, they would wade through the river of market economy in chaos and killing. In the autumn of 1983, a nationwide crackdown was underway, and a public trial involving tens of thousands of people was being held on the playground of Jiuzhen Middle School. Under the gaze of ten thousand pairs of eyes, a gunshot rang out, and the gangster leader An You fell on the spot. The young man Yao Yijie in the crowd was shocked. He seemed to feel that An You's dead soul rose into the sky and would find him and entangle him in the years to come, dragging him step by step into the abyss of the underworld that would never be restored.

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Red London - the balanced world protected by magic; Gray London - the cruel ordinary world; White London - the representative of power and absolute control; Black London - the source of magic destroyed by the plague and isolated from the world. Hundreds of years ago, the door to and from the world in London was wide open, and the world was balanced and stable. However, the good times did not last long. Humanity's thirst for power, endless pursuit of magic, and the expansion of desire led to the fall of Black London, and the magic disappeared. People closed their doors and stopped moving forward, assigning the few "travelers" selected by magic to shuttle through and send messages through letters... Kyle, a royal member of Red London, takes "travellers" as his duty, but always carries private goods and violates the rules, just to get proof of his self-worth; Lyla, a lowly female snitch living in gray London, has a dream of sailing, and wants to break the shackles of class and escape from gray London. An unexpected theft closely tied the fates of Kyle and Laila. In order to return the stolen magic stone, they were killed and had to break a centuries-old taboo and embark on an escape journey across London...

The three divine swords of "memory, sorrow and thorns" gathered in Hehot. The Storm King was wiped out in ashes. The Northern Ghosts suffered heavy casualties and were forced to retreat to their far north home. However, Duke Aquinas led the mortal army in hot pursuit, intending to avoid future troubles forever. Fight or surrender? The North Ghost is in a dilemma, and the holy mountain Naqika is their last barrier...

The legendary masterpiece "Onmyoji" by the phenomenal writer Mengyuji, and the new series "Onmyoji·Daigo Volume" are grandly launched. This book includes two volumes of stories: "Daigo Scroll" and "Drunken Moon Scroll". In Ping'an Jing at night, the sky is changing and strange things happen frequently. The moon hangs high in the sky, no longer moving, and the stars fall like rain; under the moonlight night, a demon tiger often appears, devouring innocent people, and reciting Bai Juyi's poems; Tachibana encounters a spider banshee by chance, and his eyes are sucked away; Fujiwara Minoru suddenly contracted a strange disease and turned into a green The eye centipede; there is a handsome ghost on the Suzaku Gate, who uses the peerless beauty as a bet to play a mysterious chess game... The peerless onmyoji Abe Seimei and the famous flute player Minamoto Boya travel between the yin and yang worlds, solving bizarre incidents one after another while talking and laughing, and relieving the worries of humans and ghosts.

As a plane explodes in the sky, criminal forensic scientist Lincoln Rhyme and his beautiful companion Amelia Sachs are given a new challenge - to track down the mysterious killer responsible for the incident, who can disguise himself faster than the next victim can appear. The only clue they have is a tattoo depicting death and beauty dancing on a coffin. With only forty-eight hours left, they need to stop two murders. Amelia, who insisted on rushing ahead, almost stepped into a death trap, and even Lincoln Rhyme seemed to have fallen into another bigger trap...

In 274 AD, Rome captured the city of Palmyra, and Zenobia, the queen of the Qin Dynasty and the late Chu Dynasty, died in prison. Palmyra became another important military location for Roman border defense. In 619 AD, the Persians successively captured Syria, Antioch, and Jerusalem, conquered the entire Egypt, and expanded their territory to its peak. In 622 AD, the Byzantine Emperor Heraclius led his own army to conquer the Persians, unexpectedly defeating the Persians from the sea, and regained a large area of ​​lost territory in one fell swoop. In this vast new time and space, the Eastern and Western Roman forces combined their swords to repel the invading Persian cavalry at the expense of betraying their allies. But the treacherous peace cannot last long, and the crisis is slowly approaching under the flowers and feasts: the Eastern Roman emperor is suffering from strange illnesses, and his regime is in danger; the remnants of Persia, which have fled all the way, are like centipede insects, trying to make a comeback with the help of the evil god. Unable to save himself, Maxian had no choice but to let the former emperors go free. But seeing the empire gradually declining, their ambitions were once again ignited by this troubled world...

The "Math Girls" series unfolds in the form of a novel, focusing on describing the process of a group of young people exploring the beauty of mathematics. The content is from the shallower to the deeper, and the mathematical explanation part is very exquisite. It is called "an excellent popular science book on mathematics". "Mathematical Girl 6: Poincaré's Conjecture" takes the century-old mathematical problem "Poincaré's Conjecture" as its theme. Starting from the Cosburg Seven Bridges problem, it explains in detail mathematical knowledge such as topology, non-Euclidean geometry, manifolds, differential equations, Gauss's wonderful theorem and Fourier expansion. It restores the exploration process of Poincaré's conjecture and leads readers to pursue "the shape of the universe". The whole book is written in one go and is very suitable for middle school students, high school students and adults who are interested in mathematics to read. Please open this book and join the protagonists on their journey of exploration.

The "Math Girls" series unfolds in the form of novels, focusing on a group of young people exploring the beauty of mathematics. The content is from the shallower to the deeper, and the mathematical explanation part is very exquisite. It is called "an excellent popular science book on mathematics". The protagonist "I" is a high school boy who likes mathematics. His hobby is discussing calculation formulas. He often thinks about mathematical problems alone at his desk. After entering high school, he met Mirga, a genius girl who is good at mathematics and smart, Tedora, a school girl who is curious, energetic and hard-working, and Risa, a taciturn computer expert. In addition, Yuri, a cousin with a flexible mind and gradually fell in love with mathematics under the guidance of "I", several young people traveled in the world of mathematics together and discovered the beauty of mathematics.

Note to readers: My first full-length urban emotional inspirational work "The Love I've been Chasing in Those Years" has been signed with Beijing Motie Book Co., Ltd. And will be published in October! The online serialization address of this work: http:\u002F\u002Fnovel. Hongxiu. Com\u002F43282\u002F Listen to a legendary history from an outcast in life to the darling of destiny Read an urban inspirational version of "Cinderella's Love Myth" Introduction to the work: Meeting him was her destiny, and when happiness was in sight, a nightmare-like sudden change before the wedding caused her to lose her love overnight, and her happiness collapsed; On the way back home, by chance, he witnessed her misfortune with his own eyes, and he, who was suffering from a failed marriage, was inexplicably attracted to her and fell in love with her; His appearance made her love come alive. Just as the two hearts were gradually getting closer and about to come together, they unexpectedly discovered that he was the brother who was the "culprit" who destroyed all her happiness. The arrival of her biological mother gradually revealed the mystery of her life experience. It turned out that he and she... One is her who is ordinary and unique, and the other is him who has returned from studying abroad and has a flourishing career. The love between her and him is doomed to be tumultuous from the beginning, and they have to face one happy corner after another...

"Doctor Atul·Season 2" has rising doctor-patient disputes, unexplained sexual harassment, troublesome medical accidents, high medical expenses, unequal income... When the novice doctor Atul becomes the sole Dr. Gawende, when medical skills are far from being able to solve the problem, how will he and his fellow doctors face it? What challenges await him next? The most authentic story of "the benevolence of doctors" is now unfolding.

The story begins on a ship sailing to Okinawa at the end of World War II. The protagonist Philip Bowman is a young naval officer. Over the next few decades, he returned to New York and became a publishing editor, settling into a life of book deals, literary careers, and one dinner party after another. He married and divorced, experienced new relationships, recurring physical passions, and brutal betrayals. Old friends drift apart, houses are bought and sold, parents die, and loving bonds fade and fade. When we last see Bowman, he has reached an age where he is seriously thinking about death: he wants to return to the Pacific, where "the only brave part of his life was." "All This" is the life trajectory of an ordinary person, and it is also a rich social chronicle. The narrative perspective switches freely between the protagonist and dozens of characters. A large number of insightful details give it an epic quality. The scenes, episodes and characters are as precise and neat as diamond cutouts. The story and the emotions it contains continue to expand and spread, reflecting the outline of the lives of all the characters who appear in the passage of time.

In the late 1870s, a group of writers who supported naturalism gathered around Zola and formed the so-called "Meitang Group". These writers are Alexi, Huysmans, Maupassant, Céard and Enique. They are both young literary men with similar temperaments and congenial interests. They share both patriotism and similar philosophical tendencies. One day, this group of people came to the house that Zola had just bought in Medang. During the evening chat, they talked about literary creation. Zola suggested that each of them write a novel about the Franco-Prussian War, and thus "A Night in Medang" was born. It includes six novellas: Zola's "The Battle of the Moulins", Maupassant's "Ball de Suif", Huysmans' "The Knapsack", Céard's "Bloodletting", Enike's "The Battle of the Seven" and Alexi's "After the Battle".

Living has a mission. Fawzia Koofi, the only female member of parliament in Afghanistan, has witnessed the suffering and misery of the Afghan people since her childhood, and vowed to devote herself to politics. Faced with doubts, slander, unfair political environment, and repeated assassinations and persecutions, she has always resolutely fought against all opposition forces and luckily escaped repeated threats of death. Every time she leaves home, it is an unknown journey full of dangers, and there is no guarantee that she can return safely, so she can only leave a letter to her two dearest daughters before every time she goes out: ☆The loss of a loved one is one of the most unbearable pains for anyone. But losing loved ones is part of life, part of our journey, and no one is exempt. ☆Be brave and don't be afraid of anything in life. ☆If you always follow the crowd, you will be lost and ignore your own beliefs. ☆It is wrong to refuse to acknowledge reality, but when you are in a turbulent sea of ​​despair, refusing to acknowledge reality becomes your life-saving raft. ☆Set your goals high. You can never estimate how much a person's explosive power can reach. If you set limits from the beginning, then you will have no desire to explode in this life. How can you have height, depth and width? ☆Don't just send away people who come to your door for help. You never know when you will need their help. ☆Change is not always our enemy, you must learn to accept it and regard it as a part of life.

At night, the fox comes, making soft noises, whispering, and panting slightly. The fox is always by our side, haunting us like a nightmare. So, we linger on the people and things in the past: Who will be remembered? And in what way will it be remembered forever? When these disappear from memory, does it mean real death? The eight stories are linked thematically and are meditations on love and memory, life and death. The emotions evoked by those old photos, those lost lovers, missed selves, hurt fools, those fateful encounters, and fruitless love affairs, allow us to collect and reconstruct those sad or lost memories in life. Life only lasts for a moment, originally silent.