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In May 1942, the entire Jizhong Anti-Japanese Base Area was turned upside down. Ningzi Okamura got on the plane and commanded 50,000 Japanese soldiers in the sky to carry out a large-scale "mopping up". The brutal battle was ablaze everywhere. The Japanese cars crushed the golden wheat everywhere to the ground, and the cavalry surrounded the village. The village burned, and the raging flames rolled black smoke into the sky.

From stock trading in Hongmiaozi to gold mining in the North Sea, from business craze to emotional crisis, the frenzy of the market economy has impacted everyone's souls. The novel outlines a colorful scroll of social customs through the different encounters of a group of middle school classmates...

Justin, the British diplomat in Nairobi, has a gentle personality and elegant demeanor. He looks like a gentleman who is an "Eton alumnus" and a "good British man". His favorite thing is to take care of flowers and plants, and he has always been independent of the world. His wife Tessa is enthusiastic about public welfare, helping those in need, and is radical in dealing with things. She is never afraid to challenge authority. When the tragic news of Tessa's murder came, Justin's world collapsed. In order to track down the murderer of his wife, Justin embarks on a dangerous journey, and is gradually involved in the evil and terrifying conspiracy of a multinational pharmaceutical company. He goes to London, across Europe, to Canada, and then back to Nairobi. Finally, he waits for his fate at the place where Tessa was killed... This man who loves gardening and is nothing special only discovers in the end where his power lies and the extraordinary courage of this woman who he has not yet had time to cherish. How much courage can you have to fight against power, deception, injury, and betrayal? What sacrifices is worth making for love? How far can you go for the one you love?

The original novel of "Legend of Bafang" was set in western Liaoning during the Manchukuo period. Frequent assassinations against Japanese and traitors have aroused the high vigilance of the "Special High Tech". The note "Whoever kills this person will be killed in all directions" became the only clue. Who is "Killing All Directions"? Is it the resurrection of the legendary bandit "Sha Bafang" who was "killed" during the Japanese siege? Is it Zhang Tao, the gentle and elegant "counselor" of Manchukuo and the "savior" of the Japanese prince? Is it the underground anti-Japanese organization of the South Manchuria branch, or an agent sneaking into the Northeast under the plan of revival! In bustling cities and in deep mountains and old forests, there are figures of "killing people from all directions" everywhere. When the arsenal is bombed, it means killing all parties; when a bandit who surrendered to Japan is overthrown, it means killing everyone; when a traitor to the Communist Party is assassinated, it means killing everyone! When the real bearded "Killing Bafang" was shot several times and remained standing; when Zhang Laicaikang, the head of the Binhai City branch of the South Manchuria branch, died; when the underground anti-Japanese team "Liaoxi Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army" was wiped out in order to cover the patriots who blew up the ammunition wheel; when Zhang Tao and others died together with the special military column, "Killing Bafang" immediately assassinated the police chief. The Japanese finally understood that killing all directions is a belief in defending dignity and a totem of this black land. It is an unquenchable anti-Japanese fire! Let us walk into the dusty legend of Kanto together and return to the era of blood and fire during the Anti-Japanese War!

In 1944, after the Normandy landing, the Nazi German army suffered a series of heavy losses on the Western Front. By the end of 1944, the war situation between the German and Allied forces took a subtle turn. The Allied forces were advancing steadily but were already exhausted. The German army was retreating step by step but its elite troops still remained. Hitler was like a trapped animal, eager to get out of trouble and reverse the situation on the Western Front. He firmly believed that "offense is the best defense." If he concentrated all his forces to launch a bold raid and captured Antwerp, he could tear apart the dividing line between the British and American troops and create a new "Dunkirk" crisis. Most German generals questioned this plan. In the absence of equipment and insufficient troops, can such a "gamble" investment lead to victory in one battle? They seemed desperate to see the Soviet Red Army advancing from the Eastern Front into their homeland of Berlin. Another part of the Nazi SS who were loyal to Hitler hoped that this desperate counterattack would lead to the "Nirvana rebirth" of the German Empire. A large number of new weapons and advanced tanks were sent to the battlefield. The fierce collision of iron and blood ignited the Ardennes covered in ice and snow. The Allied forces were under siege by two German armies. Belgian civilians, fearing retaliation from the Germans, fled their homes in a hurry. Even Paris felt panic.

There was an earthquake at home, and something black leaked out of the crack in the wall. It doesn't look big, but it's quite heavy when weighed. My father said it was a spittoon, and my mother said it looked like a water cup. My father didn't believe it, so he took it to the city to have someone identify it. The man said: I have never seen it before. It looks like the bronze ritual vessel in the documentary. My dad waved his hand and said it was impossible. How could you dig up antiques from farmers' fields? As soon as he put his things away, he turned around and left. But my heart is clear, it is true. There is someone in my palace whose ancestor was a father-in-law. But who would have thought that this thing is more than just a dead thing.

Elna, a 15-year-old girl, suddenly fainted while eating. She heard various voices, saw a shadow swimming on the glass, a big tree growing in the room, and a man wearing a gold-rimmed monocle standing behind her younger brother... Only Erna's mother knew that this man was the long-dead grandfather whom Erna had never met. Erna's mother re-organized a mystical gathering at home. The gathering was attended by clerks from the death registration office of the city council, Jewish doctors, brain science researchers, and psychoanalysts... They sat around the table, holding hands, waiting for Erna to fall asleep, writing on the slate, and speaking intermittent words in different voices.

A hundred years ago in Iceland, at the end of the world, a young and unknown boy rediscovered the meaning of life amidst constant loss. He went out to fish, but witnessed his friend die in the Arctic sea because of a Milton poem. Art and beauty, the most fascinating things in the world, are the most likely to put people into danger. He helped his friend return the book to its original owner, where he met the freedom that confused him for the first time in his life: a room alone, endless books, and a sultry red-haired girl. He reads and writes letters on behalf of others to express their love and sweetness. When the recipient reads these words, he always feels a little more shy and happy when he thinks of the boy writing these sentences. The boy learned the secret of words, the power of language. Letters bring hope and reverie to people, slowly and irreversibly changing people's imagination of life... Letters and words are the simplest expressions of strong emotions in the past era. We are entangled in love between the lines, so we have history.

"Warning Words", a collection of short stories in vernacular. Compiled by Feng Menglong in the late Ming Dynasty. It was completed in 1624 (the fourth year since tomorrow). The themes come from folklore, historical biographies and novels. The era described in the story includes the Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties. "Tongyan to Warn the World", together with "Mingyan to Awaken the World" completed earlier by the author, and "Everlasting Words to Awaken the World" completed later, are collectively known as "Three Words", which is one of the famous vernacular short story collections in ancient China. It is also usually called "Three Words and Two Pai" together with Ling Shuchu's "Second Pai", namely "Surprise at the First Moment" and "Surprise at the Second Moment".

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"The Legend of the Eight Immortals Achieving the Way" respectively describes the detailed process of the eight great immortals cultivating immortality and attaining the Way. It started from the birth of Taishang Laojun at the turn of the Xia and Shang Dynasties to the time when the eight immortals completed their great achievements and returned to heaven together in the Song Dynasty, which lasted for thousands of years. The novel has rich plots, moving twists and turns, and is quite attractive. Most of the eight great immortals narrated in the story came from the human world. It is said that "immortals are originally made by mortals." They have all experienced thousands of years of cultivation and become immortals. Some of them have been reincarnated as immortals, and some have transformed from animals into humans, and then cultivated themselves into immortals from humans. They live in different eras, but there is a master-student relationship in the novel. This book is the third volume.

The novel narrates that Nuerhachi attacked Fushun in the last year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming general Li Yongfang surrendered. The Ming court used Yang Hao as the manager and failed to win the battle with Nuerhachi, so it promoted Xiong Ting to replace Yang Hao. The novel describes current events, mostly based on historical facts, with detailed and delicate writing style and complete structure.

Yuna, Fina, and Noya rode a bear together to the royal capital. After setting foot on the new map, the beautiful girl Yuna single-handedly defeated the evil bandits and annihilated the army of monsters that threatened the royal capital. Her terrifying "cheating" combat power made her famous. Even the king looked forward to meeting her... However, what Yuna really cares about is - after being in a different world with a lack of food for so long, she finally tasted potato chips and pizza again. She is so happy!

"Seed. The incarnation of another world in the world, the essence of magic." Does "seed" contain hope or despair? Can magic successfully return to the human world? The scam that has been buried for centuries is about to be revealed! The barbarian army on the northern border is overwhelming, and the expeditionary force is retreating steadily; the cannibals on the southern peninsula disguise themselves as humans, hiding in the city and waiting for opportunities. Faced with internal and external troubles, the interrogator Grotta was ordered to go to the border town of Dagos alone to start the rescue. As the defense work deepened, he discovered that the various forces in the city were complicated, it was impossible to distinguish between friends and foes, and everyone was suspicious - who was his ally and who was the informer? At the same time, the First Mage and his unconventional team are gradually approaching the edge of the world, trying to open the door to another world and regain power. The past grievances are exposed at the tip of the iceberg, and the whispers of the deceased continue all night long. When they finally arrived at the desolate cursed land, little did they know that the end of their journey was just the beginning of another bigger conspiracy...

This book contains representative essays by Czeslaw Milosz, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1980. It is a self-selected collection of essays that aims to reflect Milosz's important creative achievements in prose. The manuscript is divided into literature and writers, two portraits, a Nobel Prize acceptance speech, etc., Which profoundly demonstrates the span of the author's prose themes, the diversity of genres and styles, and the breadth and depth of content. The translation of this manuscript is smooth, beautiful, vivid and expressive, with clear meaning, strong expressiveness and appeal.

An exclusive collection of works by Mishima Yukio, a three-time nominee for the Nobel Prize for Literature, a master of Japanese post-war literature and "Japan's Hemingway". Includes translations by senior Japanese literary translators Chen Dewen, Zhu Jiarong, Tang Yuemei and other masters; a major production in Shanghai! The masterpiece that runs through Mishima Yukio's creative career, projecting the elegance and passion behind the writer's violent death. It collects precious and rare masterpieces and multiple themes to fully demonstrate Mishima Yukio's endless imagination, vigorous creative power and rich vocabulary.

Ian McEwan is recognized as Britain's "national writer". His works have won important awards in mainstream cultural circles such as the Somerset Maugham Award, the Booker Award, and the National Book Critics Circle Award. His name has become synonymous with "miracle" in today's English literary world. This set selects 15 important works of Ian McEwan, including: "Atonement", "First Love, Last Rites", "Between the Beds", "On Chesil Beach", "Concrete Garden", "Only Love Strangers", "The Innocents", "Black Dog", "Peter the Dreamer", "Sweet Tooth", "Chasing the Sun", "Unbearable", "Amsterdam", "Saturday" and "Children's Act".

"Farming Poem" describes the miserable conditions of the soldiers and the people during the great defeat of the French army in the spring of 1940, the tragedy that occurred to an aristocratic family during the French Revolution in 1789, and the feelings of a young American who participated in the Battle of Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War in 1936. The closely intertwined themes of war and revolution make the novel rich in epic color. The novel is named after the ancient Roman poet Virgil's long poem "Farming Poem" because the protagonist of the novel never forgets his homeland, spring sowing, summer working, autumn harvesting and winter, no matter in the stormy waves of the Great Revolution or the artillery fire and gunpowder smoke in the north-south war. Tibetan farming also embodies the philosophy contained in Virgil's poems; things in the world are complex and ever-changing, and as long as the four seasons are constantly changing and orderly, people can only enjoy fun in pastoral farming and gain peace and comfort in nature.

This book selects 21 short stories. "While Changing Planes" and "Wednesday Violets" are lyrical and poetic, achieving perfection that is difficult to achieve in full-length novels. "The Return of Prisoners of War" and "The Origin of the Master" are playful and humorous. Under Moroya's exquisite, meaningful, humorous and ironic writing style, the truth of life and human nature is fully revealed.

"Pillow" was the first of Japanese essay literature. It was written around 1001. It is the representative work of Seishonagon, a female writer during the Heian period in Japan. It is as famous as "The Tale of Genji" and is known as a double gem in Japanese Heian period literature. It is also known as the three major essays in Japanese literature together with the two books "Abbot's Chronicle" and "Turancao" that appeared later. The book is divided into 20 volumes and has a total of 305 paragraphs. It is divided into three parts: collection, diary and random thoughts. Most of them are what she saw and heard during her tenure in the palace. The emotions are delicate, the writing is light, and its authenticity and randomness can be seen everywhere. The so-called "reading starts from the page where the wind blows" is the charm of this book.

"Snow Country" was one of the three novels mentioned by Kawabata Yasunari when he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. "Ancient Capital" is one of the three novels mentioned by Kawabata Yasunari when he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. It is also one of his highly regarded novels. It describes the joys and sorrows of a pair of twin sisters, and also presents the customs and customs of Kyoto. "A Thousand Cranes" contains four classic novels by the world-famous writer Kawabata Yasunari, "A Thousand Cranes", "Cangha Plover", "Dancing Girl of Izu" and "Hot Spring Hotel". Among them, "A Thousand Cranes" was one of the three novels mentioned when he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.

After World War I, Larry returned to the United States after fighting bravely. What greeted him was a seemingly magnanimous life. But the cruelty of the war and the death of his comrades made him doubt the meaning and value of life. He gave up his regular work and life and moved from Paris to Germany and India. During the journey, he met all kinds of people: the miner who hid his identity as a political prisoner, who seemed vulgar and hypocritical, but was proficient in philosophical knowledge; the mistress who was obsessed with painting, and after absorbing the artistic styles of all painter lovers, he became a painter herself; the mysterious Indian master, who used incredible methods to practice hard and treat diseases... The strange life gradually extended his thinking about the meaning of life. What will Larry get from it, and what choice will he make?

Nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature seven times in his life, this is the most complete collection of career masterpieces by Japanese aesthetic literary giant Junichiro Tanizaki.

"Snow Country" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Kawabata Yasunari. The book includes the novella "Snow Country", a collection of letters "Letter to Parents" and the short story "Bonfire". "Snow Country" is Kawabata Yasunari's most famous work. The beautiful description of imagery is integrated into the expression of the characters' emotions, with a touch of sadness, which expresses Kawabata Yasunari's thoughts on material sorrow, and reflects his superb writing skills with oriental characteristics, delicate and keen observation, and ingenious and magical story weaving ability. "Letter to My Parents" is a collection of five letters written by Kawabata Yasunari to his deceased parents. "Bonfire" uses delicate brushstrokes to depict the psychological activities of "I" (Ajun) in the process of proposing to Michiko accompanied by his friend Asakura.

The plot of "The Key" revolves around the private diaries of a middle-aged couple, alternately presenting their repressed psychology and twisted desires in marriage. The husband arranged for his son-in-law Kimura to seduce his wife, while the wife pretended not to know and cheated on her to arouse her husband's jealousy. The two used this to add fun to an ordinary and boring marriage and revitalize it. "Swastika" tells the story of Sonoko, who got married early, and Mitsuko, a young girl who takes a painting class together, who are attracted to each other. The ambiguous relationship between them is discovered by Sonoko's husband Kotaro and Mitsuko's boyfriend Mitsuki. Out of jealousy and revenge, they also intervene between Sonoko and Mitsuko. The relationship between the four people, which was constantly being cut off and messed up, gradually got out of control and eventually led to destruction. "Key" and "Swastika" are both masterpieces showing Junichiro Tanizaki's demonic aesthetics. In these two works, he vividly displayed the secret and weird world of love between the sexes through delicate psychological descriptions, and deeply portrayed the subtle and treacherous side of human nature.

"Ancient Capital" takes "sisters" as the theme and includes two novellas "Ancient Capital" and "Flower's Diary", which show the true friendship between close relatives and sisters. The twists of fate have caused two pairs of sisters, Chieko and Miaozi, Naomi and Eiko, to face difficulties and harm. Amidst the myriad of melancholy, the only thing that remains unchanged is the touching wishes for you.

"A Midsummer Night's Dream", "The Merchant of Venice", "Twelfth Night" and "As You Like It" are known as Shakespeare's "four great comedies" and are the most famous chapters in the history of human literature and even the history of civilization. The four major comedies represent the highest achievements of Shakespeare's comedy art. Its basic theme is to celebrate love and friendship. In the work, the author praises the spirit of friendship and benevolence, mercilessly criticizes the feudal clan concept, patriarchal autocracy, criticizes asceticism and obscurantism since the Middle Ages, and expresses the humanistic ideal of life in his praise of love freedom and individual liberation. "Shakespeare's Four Comedies" is an important achievement of the research and translation of Mr. Zhu Shenghao, who is the earliest and most translator of Shakespeare's works in China.

In 1979, Billy was sentenced to be transferred to Lima Hospital, a "hell on earth" designed for mentally disordered criminals. There, doctors did not believe that he had multiple split personalities and gave him electroshock therapy and forced him to take various sedatives, which hindered the integration of his personalities. How did Billy survive? When can a personality that has initially been successfully integrated regain its freedom? A nurse cried and begged him to eat... Billy now realized... As long as you don't collapse at the most difficult time, then no one can collapse yourself... His stomach was swollen, his gums bled at the touch of a touch, and his vision began to blur. When he moved his hand away from his face, all he saw was the traces of his fingers in the air... Billy dragged his body to the sink and saw that his face in the mirror was yellow and yellow, with two deep black circles around his sunken eyes.

"The Burning Field" On the solid, cold land, the dust on the shoulders of the poor is as small as grass. Because of poverty, a cow can decide the fate of a young girl. They were allotted to the ground, but there was not even a blade of grass to protect them from the wind. The raindrops that accidentally fell were swallowed up by the thirsty earth and disappeared in an instant. He committed a crime by begging for grass for the poor animals and hid for most of his life, but they still refused to let him go... On the plain, the wind was dark black and the time was long. No one remembers the time, only the silence contained in the loneliness of all things. Death is a hope for all. "Pedro Páramo" In order to fulfill my mother's last wish, I came to the small town of Comala to look for my father Pedro Páramo, whom I had never met. The kind-hearted donkey driver directed me to stay at the house of Mrs. Eduway Hayes - she seemed to have been waiting for my arrival early in the morning. The village is desolate and desolate, but you can often hear footsteps wiping the ground and buzzing like a swarm of bees. The life there seems to be whispering and rippling in the wind... Through conversations with them, the Comala of the past gradually emerges: Pedro Páramo's family fell into poverty when he was young, and he became a ruler by scheming and plundering, committing all kinds of evil. However, the only son he recognized fell from a horse and died, and the beloved wife he married after half a life went crazy and died. He cursed the entire village, and he could not escape the disaster... Dionisio Binzon in "The Golden Rooster" has a disabled arm and can only make a living as a "caller" in the village. At a temple fair, he rescued a dying golden rooster and took good care of it, but his mother died of overwork. Being poor and destitute, he pinned his fate on the rooster and decided to go out alone. The golden rooster repeatedly won in subsequent cockfights, unexpectedly giving him the courage to live. Traveling all over the country, Bin Song met a "capon girl". Wherever she was, he was invincible. Just when he thought things were going smoothly, fate had its own plans...

The collection of works by Andrés Barva includes the following two works: (1) "Republic of Light" One day, a group of unknown children suddenly appeared on the streets of San Cristóbal. They were in ragged clothes, with sallow faces and thin skin, and spoke a language that no one could understand. At first they lived by begging on the streets, and then they carried out a series of sabotage activities. What is even more shocking is that local children seem to be infected by this atmosphere of violence... (2) "Little Hands" 1. "Little Hands" A seven-year-old girl, Marina, was sent to an orphanage after her parents died unexpectedly. She only had a doll that could not close her eyes to accompany her. ...2. "Legitimate Intentions" An anorexic girl who ran away from home, a marathon runner who was in deep marital crisis, a woman who quietly watched her mother die, and a gay old man who suddenly realized the age gap with his young lover.

This book is the complete collection of Wilde's fairy tales, including two collections of fairy tales written by Wilde during his lifetime - "The Happy Prince and Other Stories" and "The House of Pomegranates", including nine famous stories including "The Happy Prince" and "The Nightingale and the Rose". The fairy tales created by Wilde are unique in style and full of whimsical ideas. They are known as "the most beautiful fairy tales in the world" and "the most touching fairy tales in the world". They are not only suitable for children to read, but also for adults. Behind every interesting story lies the author's satire and criticism of social reality and unpredictable human nature. Almost every reader can find resonance with the author's writing.

"A Good Man is Hard to Find" is a collection of short stories. It is the second collection of short stories by Flannery O'Connor, winner of the National Book Award and a representative writer of American Southern literature. It is a classic short story collection in the history of foreign literature. The twelve works included in the volume include many famous works. "A Good Man Is Hard to Find", "Saving Others Is Saving Yourself", "The Kind Countryman", etc. Have made O'Connor occupy an irreplaceable place in the hearts of literature-loving readers around the world. The translator is Zhou Jianing, a young Chinese writer. "A Good Man Is Hard to Find" is her first challenge to an American classic after translating "The Corn Girl" by Joyce Carol Oates, a major contemporary American writer, and "Written on the Body" by Janet Winterson, a major contemporary British writer.

A brilliant, innovative novel that keenly captures the presence and absence of the sacred. "To Take", first published in 1960, is a milestone in the history of American literature - Flannery O'Connor's work is a dark and fascinating example of gothic sensibility and sharp irony. In the novel, orphan Tarwater and his uncle Reb defy their dead uncle's prophecy that Tarwater will become a prophet and baptize Reb's son Bishop. Tarwater engages in an inner struggle with his deep-seated beliefs and the voices calling him to be a prophet, while Rebbe attempts to guide Tarwater into a more "reasonable" modern world. Both are grappling with the legacy of lost loved ones. O'Connor observes it all with a breathtaking combination of irony and empathy, humor and pathos.

"Selected Novels of Chekhov" is the essence of Anton Chekhov's (1860-1904) novels. Chekhov is good at capturing the absurdity and depth of human nature in trivial daily life: the hypocrisy of bureaucrats ("Chameleon"), the spiritual dilemma of intellectuals ("Ward Six"), and the humble struggles of small people ("Affliction"). His words are as precise as a scalpel, which not only satirizes the numbness and decay of society ("The Man in the Trap"), but also injects poetic sadness into ordinary life ("The Woman with a Puppy"). The work abandons preaching and uses "objective presentation" to allow readers to understand the intertwining of hope and despair on their own. It is hailed as a model of modern short stories and influenced later generations such as Kafka and Lu Xun. Rulong's translation of Chekhov is a faithful reproduction of Chekhov's concise style. The translation is clean and neat, avoiding lengthy procrastination, and accurately conveys Chekhov's literary soul. Our company owns the exclusive copyright.

"One Million Pounds (Famous Teacher's Guide Edition)" tells the story of an adventure in London by Henry Adams, a poor American boy. Two wealthy brothers in London made a bet to see how Henry would end up within a month by lending him a million-dollar note that could not be cashed. When the one-month deadline came, Henry not only did not starve to death or be arrested, but instead became a rich man and won the heart of a beautiful lady. The article reproduces the irony and humor in the master's novels with a slightly exaggerated artistic technique, and exposes the money worship ideology of British society in the early 20th century.

"Flanders Road" is Claude Simon's famous work, which won the 1960 "Express" Literary Award. The novel is set during the Second World War during the French army's hasty retreat after being defeated by the enemy in Flanders. It shows the painful experiences of the three cavalrymen and their captains and the deep ravage of the earth like a kaleidoscope. The author introduces the art of painting into the description of the novel, describing the destruction of nature by war, the alienation of people, and the deformity of the relationship between people; he uses colorful pictures to depict the migration of time, the changes of seasons, the shadow of death, and war. The ferocity of God, the torment of hunger and cold, the thirst for love, the impulse of lust, the convulsions of the land, the magical charm of nature... It is both poetic and picturesque, but also full of humor and ridicule, making people laugh with tears; it contains both the philosophy of life and the anatomy of the human heart. The countless pictures that make up the novel are like modernist paintings, with rich colors and strong contrasts of light and shadow, which dazzle people's eyes; they are brilliant and thought-provoking.

The most famous representative work of American literary figure Philip Roth, "American Trilogy", has won many literary awards including the Pulitzer Prize, the Faulkner Literary Award, the WH Smith Award, and the National Jewish Book Award. Roth was once one of the most popular novelists on the odds list for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Kundera, Haruki Murakami, Rushdie, Trump, and Xu Zhiyuan were all his loyal readers. The "American Trilogy" is three literary explosions about terrorists, political persecution, and racial discrimination, witnessing the degeneration, degeneration, and madness of the American dream, and running through Celina's nihilism and anger. Lifting the veil of bright humanity, breaking the gentle family taboo, and reaching into the dark heart of the United States, it can be called the epitome of contemporary American history; it uses carnival game state and serious social care to reshape the confrontation between private life and public discourse, and write the customs and spiritual history of modern mankind. Collects three volumes of "American Pastoral", "Betrayal" and "The Filth of Human Nature".

"Collection of Shchedrin's Works (Set of Volumes 1 and 2)" includes three important works of Shchedrin. "Collection of Shchedrin's Fairy Tales" includes all 32 fairy tales he wrote in his life. The basic ideological content of fairy tales is to satirize the viciousness, cowardice and hypocrisy of the ruling class and its minions. "The History of a City" uses grotesque and exaggerated techniques to depict the stories of successive mayors of the City of Fools and their people. "The Golovlev Family" is the author's masterpiece, which depicts the intrigues among the landlord family and their decadent and parasitic life of boredom.

Facing the anxious young people of this era, Qingshan said, "It doesn't matter, just take your time." Everyone in their twenties is exactly the same when they are anxious. Perhaps Qingshan Nanie just wants to tell everyone who is reading this story through her works that there is no need to worry or struggle when facing the tedious life. This set contains a total of 7 representative works of Nanae Aoyama, including: "Window Light", "Good Weather Alone", "Gentle Sigh", "Fragments", "Lake of Lights", "My Boyfriend" and "Happiness". Pointing directly at the loneliness and hesitation of urban youth, her writings gather all the anxieties of young people. When she sees herself finding resonance, what she writes about is you who is sitting in silence on the subway and looking out the window at a certain moment. Zhang Yueran recommended the author, who Jiang Fangzhou believed was an example that young Chinese writers should learn from.

Margaret Atwood, author of Booker Prize winner "The Handmaid's Tale," is a work of self-transcendence. It took ten years to create a grand narrative that presents a dystopian "post-apocalyptic" world. The Chinese version is assembled in its entirety for the first time, and includes a new preface by the author. Hulu is about to adapt a TV series to reconstruct the parallel universe of "The Handmaid's Tale". "Antelope and Crake" tells the story of a future world where the abuse of biotechnology has caused disasters and "corporations" control the lifeblood of all resources. A super infectious disease of unknown origin swept the world, and very few people survived. "The Year of the Flood" follows the encounters of two women and retells the other side of the story: Toby, who was in danger several times but survived tenaciously, and Ryan, who seemed weak and drifted with the crowd. In this world where biotechnology is wantonly abused and dominated by capital and men, how can they control their destiny in their own hands? "Mad Adam" reunites the characters from the two previous works and tells the story of how the survivors in the post-"flood" era try to understand the past and rebuild a new civilization and meaning on the ruins of the past.

Qiqi's mother and Chenchen's mother were best friends. They became pregnant with their second child almost at the same time. The child was born at the same time on the same day of the same month of the same year. After the two best friends expressed their feelings about the magic of fate, they decided to have a baby kiss for the child. --Small theater-- Mu Shiqi: We were born at the same time in the same year, the same month, the same day! They were born as a pair Li Baichen: I am three seconds older than you Mu Shiqi: ... Just three seconds, rounded up, it's the same time Li Baichen: Tsk tsk tsk, I'm just older than you (arrogant face) Chenchen's mother: You have to protect and take good care of Xiaoqi. After all, you are older. Li Baichen: We were born at the same time Mu Shiqi: Nono, you were born three seconds earlier than me. [Childhood sweethearts, two gods of learning, sweet love stories, feel free to enter the trap]

"Memories", one of the "Cao Ying's Translations of Leo Tolstoy's Short Stories", takes the title of one of the works as its title and includes five self-narrative works by the author, including the autobiographical trilogy "Childhood", "Boy" and "Youth" written when he first entered the literary world, "Memories" written at the invitation of a French publisher in his later years, and "Fertile Soil" excerpted from a diary. The publication forms of these previous works are basically fixed: "Childhood", "Boyhood" and "Youth", either published as a series or as an article in an anthology. "Memories" and "Fertile Soil" mostly appear in Tolstoy's translation collections. In short, they are all fragmented. Combining these five articles this time can focus on showing Leo Tolstoy's spiritual growth as a person and creative growth as a writer.

"The Master of Petersburg" is a novel by the South African novelist and Nobel Prize winner J. M. Coetzee, with the great Russian writer Dostoyevsky as the protagonist. In the novel, in October 1869, due to the death of his stepson Pavel, Dostoevsky came to the city of Petersburg, where he met a series of characters and intertwined with their fates. All these experiences were transformed into elements in his writing through suffering and suffering, becoming the opportunity and nourishment for him to write "The Demons". By reshaping Dostoevsky's life story and interpreting it in an indistinguishable way, Coetzee shows readers the unfathomable imaginary world in his study.

The winning work of the 117th Naoki Prize. The masterpiece of Jiro Asada, the master of contemporary Japanese warmth, was recommended with tears by 1.5 Million readers! The short story "The Railway Man" of the same name won the Special Award at the 16th Japan Adventure Novel Association Awards. The movie of the same name, starring Takakura Ken and Hirosue Ryoko, won nine major awards at the Japan Film Academy Awards. These are all gentle miracles that happen to you. Acethon, the webmaster of a remote small station, lost his wife and daughter many years ago, and now he has to leave the post he has held for his whole life; Kyouichi, who is nearly middle-aged, was accidentally demoted to a remote branch when his career was going smoothly; Chieko, who was abandoned by her parents, faced her husband's affair and the censure of her husband's family, she could not find a place to stay. Just when they were about to despair, those loved ones they thought they would never meet again unexpectedly appeared in front of them again... These are the gentle miracles that happen to you.

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This collection includes two of the "Four Comedies" - "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "The Merchant of Venice", "Nothing to Worry" and "As You Like It" - which represent the highest achievement of Shakespeare's comedy creation: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "As You Like It". "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a bizarre and pleasant "dream". In the lush forest in midsummer, fairies dance among the flowers under the soft and romantic moonlight. Hermia and Lysander, Helena and Demetrius both came here because of unsatisfactory marriages and loves. After many twists and turns, they finally got married with the help of the Immortal King. "As You Like It" tells the story of Rosaline, the daughter of an exiled duke, and Orlando, who is abused by his eldest brother Oliver. Orlando repays kindness with kindness and saves his brother, causing him to discover his conscience and fall in love with Celia. In the end, a total of four pairs of lovers got married, and everyone was happy.

This book contains Shakespeare's five representative tragedies: "Romeo and Juliet", "Hamlet", "Othello", "King Lear" and "Macbeth". The play carries fierce dramatic conflicts with wild imagination, tense language and strict structure, focusing on depicting the contradictory and complex inner world of the characters, implying concern and exploration of human nature.