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Flannery O'Connor (1925-1964) was an American female writer of southern literature as famous as Faulkner and Carson McCullers. In her short life of 39 years, she wrote two novels, 32 short stories and many miscellaneous reviews. The Complete Collection of Short Stories published after her death won the 1972 U. S. National Book Award. This series contains the most authoritative version of O'Connor's complete collection of short stories, a total of 31 pieces. "Geranium" is the first volume, with eight chapters in total.

This book is a collection of Dostoevsky's famous short stories, including Other People's Wives, Human Dreams, etc.

This novel is another attempt by the aestheticist writer Junichiro Tanizaki to challenge the ancient literary form of "monogatari". Taking the Warring States Period as the background, the fictional protagonist is placed in a mixture of fictional and factual research and historical materials, which demonstrates the unique charm of fictional writing. As the son of the Musashi Shou Kiryu family, Wuzhou Gonghuisheng has been a hostage in Olu Mountain Castle since he was a child. When he was thirteen years old, Oshikayama Castle was under siege. Terusaki witnessed the strange scene of a young girl holding the enemy's head, and developed a lifelong weird sexual fetish... This book is equipped with 838 illustrations by the famous painter Kimura Hachisaki of the Taisho and Showa periods, which fully demonstrates the sensual beauty of Tanizaki's works.

Portable space series (2) Huo You, the only ninth-grade weapon refiner in the world of cultivation who used weapons to prove the Tao, was reborn in another world and became Yin Ya to continue refining weapons. This article carries space + farming + fantasy. . . . . Lan himself is very fond of articles with this theme, ahem, so I wrote it. If Huo You is an existence full of legend, then fourteen-year-old Yin Ya is an existence full of tragedy. Yin Ya, a fourteen-year-old girl who had a father who was the head of an aristocratic family and a maid mother who was hated by the head of the house, disliked by her father and bullied by her brothers, committed suicide when she was forced to marry an old man who was several decades older than her. When she woke up again, Yin Ya was no longer Yin Ya, and Huo You was no longer Huo You. The two people in the two worlds, who were completely unrelated, merged because of an accident. From then on, Huo You took over Yin Ya's body and lived on. After she received all of Yin Ya's memories, she vowed to use the name Yin Ya to achieve an unparalleled career in Qi Continent. She wants to create a legend belonging to Yin Ya! ------------------------ Recommend Lanlan's own new articles: "Traveling Through the Future with Space": http:\u002F\u002Fread. Xxsy. Net\u002Finfo\u002F379734. Html Traveling through time was originally a good thing, for a person who had no worries in this world. However, it is a very tragic thing to become a divorced woman through time travel, and it is even more tragic if she is a divorced woman whose father does not love her mother. And if such a tragic woman also has two babies, one three years old and one one year old, it will be even more tragic. And the tragedy within the tragedy is that she has traveled to a very gray and terrible time and space. A time and space that is neither ancient nor modern, and is in an era that is very gray and very advanced. Well, that's the future as the saying goes. Fortunately, God was still kind to her and allowed her to carry a portable space with her, so at least she would not have to worry about food. Snippet: "Haha." The woman smiled awkwardly, "It was my mother's fault in the past. As a daughter, you have to remarry. Don't blame your mother!" The woman rubbed her hands while looking at the noble Yu Miaomiao with saliva. "Madam, please don't mistake relatives. Who is your daughter? Are you talking about my baby? This is my daughter, and you can't give birth to such a young daughter at your age." Yu Miaomiao just pretended to be stupid, thinking that he was now rich and begging for help? Do you want to forgive yourself with just such a sentence? Don't even look at what you did in the first place! Articles recommending friends: "The Emperor's First Daughter": http:\u002F\u002Fread. Xxsy. Net\u002Finfo\u002F363535. Html The title used on the mobile phone reading platform is "The Enchantress: Ninth Grade Weapon Refiner"

This is an extremely secretive coterie with very strict rules for joining. Because Chen Yushan, who was underage, joined in violation of regulations, it caused intense turmoil in this small circle, and even eventually collapsed. After the female photographer Qiuqiu was murdered, the female architect Liang Xiaowei realized that the killer's next target was her. Avoiding murder and investigating murder occur simultaneously. Everyone in this small circle has a reason to be suspected and a reason to be excluded. Famous psychology professor Fei Quwen interprets the late female philosopher Zhang Xuying's English novel for Liang Xiaowei, and analyzes the killer's dark psychology in detail like a winding path. Chen Yushan's boyfriend Ye Mingjie suddenly intervened, making things suddenly complicated. For example, the official Qiu Jiawei faced a scandal being exposed, the doctor Wu Chengan faced a family breakdown, and the securities dealer Li Nan also fled away.

It explains various constraints and bottlenecks that may be encountered in learning from aspects such as habits, study, reading, time, etc., And tells readers how to overcome them and gain happiness and self-sublimation in learning.

Chekhov is a world-class Russian short story master and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. He is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world" together with French writer Maupassant and American writer O. Henry. This collection includes two short stories and a novella "The Steppe". Regarding "Steppe", Gorky commented: "It would be great if I could describe the steppe like him! This novel is fragrant, light, and full of dreamlike melancholy..."

This book tells the story of decades of survival and struggle of a weak but stubborn rural woman. It describes in detail the protagonist's mental journey, life insights, and thinking, understanding and clear understanding of society. The author uses himself as an example to sound the alarm for everyone to live a wonderful life! Go, go calmly!

"Just One Lie" is a work in Keigo Higashino's "Malicious" series. It is a book that describes modern urban life: we are afraid of the malice of strangers, but often ignore the accumulated dissatisfaction, alienation and deception between close people; "Only One Lie" is also a brain-burning work that describes the psychological offensive and defensive battle between the criminal police and the suspect: Detective Kaga uses psychological warfare to confront the suspect, and only one lie is needed to find the murderer and reveal the truth. Keigo Higashino said: ""Only One Lie" is narrated from the perspective of the murderer or the person who deliberately concealed the truth, but it will not let the readers know the truth from the beginning." If you get married, you may fall in love with the other person - I married my husband with this idea in mind. But he suddenly showed his arrogant face, and I became a slave working for him.

Che Lizi, a young Beijing drifter who has just arrived in Beijing for just one year, bid an inspirational farewell to the "Matchbox Apartment". She plans to rent out a three-bedroom apartment and become the second landlord, and has pledged all her savings for this purpose. The day after she successfully found a house and paid the deposit, Che Lizi lost her job. Renting a house and looking for a job, Cheerilee's "Waterloo July" began like this. In the process, Che Lizi met all kinds of people struggling and floating in Beijing... All kinds of people, all kinds of beings, together formed a Beijing in the eyes of drifters.

The novel tells a story about the trade of dead souls. Dead souls are those serfs who are actually dead but are still legally alive because their status has not been cancelled. The protagonist of the novel, Chichikov, is a pretender who loves money as much as his life, a polite liar. He visited and bribed local officials at all levels, and bought dead souls from all kinds of landowners, intending to hand over these serfs who did not really exist to the Supervisory Committee for mortgage, so as to defraud large sums of mortgage money.

"Dead Souls" is the cornerstone of the development of Russian critical realist literature and the pinnacle of the development of Gogol's realist creation. The novel describes the story of Chichikov, a speculative liar (miser) who pretends to be a sixth-class civil servant and buys and sells dead souls (Russian landowners call their serfs "souls"). "Dead Souls" (Illustrated Collector's Edition) will include nearly a hundred exquisite original Russian illustrations and strive to be presented to readers with exquisite binding.

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"Almonica Delpolica", the instrument named after the devil can play the sound of nature. According to legend, because its sound was so immoral, God was angry and punished the designer. Dr. Daniel's anatomy classroom lost its former hustle and bustle. Ben, Clarence and Abel joined the blind judge Fielding and founded a newspaper to report on crimes. A bizarre commission came to the door, drawing everyone's attention to an abandoned mine on the outskirts of Oxford. Someone witnessed a corpse floating in the air, with mysterious words written on its chest: "Son of Bethlehem, wake up!" Is this a miracle, or is it deliberate by the murderer? Fielding launched an investigation despite many obstacles. Mysterious musical instruments, strange legends, even Edward and Nigel, who had already run away, were involved in bizarre cases...

The protagonist of the story is an old maid who is past her mid-years. She leaves behind her carefree fairy life in the city and comes to a small town for summer vacation. During this period, she moved into a luxuriously decorated villa, but unexpectedly she was involved in a mysterious criminal case. The case shocked the press and the police department, and could have rocketed their careers.

This book is Maeterlinck's masterpiece. It is an excellent lyrical fairy tale comedy. In addition to the characters that appear in the play, there are many ghosts, gods and symbolic images. Maeterlinck emphasized the subjective, ideal and metaphysical speculation through the process and results of the characters' search for the bluebird: There is a lot of happiness in the world, more than you can imagine, but most people turn a blind eye. We should seek in all wonders. All misfortunes, all disasters, all horrors, and all catastrophes will not scare us. We should move forward bravely to reveal "all the mysteries that cause life to suffer disasters." His works are characterized by philosophical thoughts, rich imagination and poetic imagery. His fairy tales not only give people a broad and beautiful fantasy, but also allow people to enjoy the beauty to their heart's content.

Margaret Atwood, the author of "The Handmaid's Tale" and a popular spokesperson for women's writing around the world, looks back on her relationship with science fiction novels throughout her life. She has profound insights and clever analysis, making it a refreshing read. "In Other Worlds: Science Fiction and the Human Imagination" is not a catalog of science fiction, nor a set of grand theories, nor a literary history; it is not a monograph on science fiction, with neither definition nor detailed analysis, nor is it an authoritative canon. It is not the product of years of study by pious scholars, nor is it the guardianship of a body of knowledge by moralists. "It is just an in-depth review of the relationship between one person, that is, 'I', as a reader and a writer, and one or more literary forms and their branch forms throughout her life." Through this book, Margaret Atwood reviews her relationship with science fiction throughout her life, from childhood to her time as a student at Harvard University, and then to her later years as a novelist and critic. These articles have profound insights, clever analysis, and sometimes unexpected humor and cunning. Reading them makes people feel like taking a breath of spring breeze.

Qiu Dongping (1910.5.16-1941.7.28), A modern writer, formerly known as Qiu Tanyue, nicknamed Xizhen, was born in Haifeng, Guangdong. His works have the realistic style of the July writers, full of the power of looking directly at the suffering of life and the human soul.

In the book, Nietzsche created the important concepts of "Apollinian spirit" and "Dionysian spirit", using this as an entry point to reinterpret ancient Greek culture with a unique perspective and wise language, and then explore the origin, essence and function of art and even the meaning of life. Nietzsche believed that the art of Apollo (Apollo) is manifested in sculptures and epics, which is a dream art; the art of Dionysus (Dionysus) is manifested in music, which is the art of drunkenness. Greek tragedy originated from the chorus of Dionysian sacrifices and was the product of the fusion of "Apollinian spirit" and "Dionysian spirit". Nietzsche regarded the "Dionysian spirit" as the fundamental foundation of Greek art, that is, "the affirmation of life... The will to life that rejoices in the endlessness of its vitality." He believes that when Greek tragedy reached its peak, the enemy that caused its demise also emerged, that is, the critical spirit of Greek Enlightenment philosophy represented by Socrates. Greek tragedy "died to destruction" in the opposition between Dionysus and Socrates, but Nietzsche predicted that the "Dionysian spirit" will surely reappear, and a new tragic era will surely come.

A college student fell in love with a girl. The girl said that she would dance with him as long as the college student gave her some red roses, but there were none in the college student's garden. He was troubled, sad, and weeping about it. Only the nightingale on the tree understood him and was willing to sing for him every day, singing about the greatness of love. Finally, the nightingale sang to a rose tree in the moonlight at the cost of its life, pierced its heart on the thorn of the tree, and injected blood into the tree's blood vessels, and a bright red rose grew. The college student gave the red rose he received to the girl, but she dismissed it because the nephew of the palace minister had already given her some precious jewelry. College students lament how stupid love is! So he threw the bloody red rose on the street. He no longer believed in love and devoted himself to the study of philosophy behind closed doors.

In a corner of Kyoto, Chieko, who was adopted by a brocade merchant, has grown into a slim girl. On the night of the Gion Festival, she met the village girl Miaozi for the first time, and was surprised to find that the two were twin sisters. They miss each other, but they cannot recognize each other because of their different identities. Between the sisters' faint longing and sadness, there are interspersed the beauty of Kyoto's four seasons and their respective explorations of life and emotions. "Ancient Capital" is one of Kawabata Yasunari's Nobel Prize-winning works. It contains two articles, "Ancient Capital" and "Beauty and Sorrow". The text is delicate and sincere, and is known as "the postcard of Japanese literature".

This is an unethical love. The lonely Kawabata throws a porcelain bowl that has been used by tea drinkers for generations into an unethical love. Its owners were cursed with being too obsessed with the false makeup of women and the exquisiteness of ceramics. Like his father, Kikuji was deeply entangled with women. He even followed his father's story and had an affair with his lover, which led to Mrs. Ota's final suicide. And the teacup stained with guilt continues to wander in the weirdness, just like the loneliness of sentimental objects is also in the eternal reincarnation.

Kazuo Ishiguro's most experimental works explore the human condition of existence under an irresistible environment. Pianist Rhett walked into a small town in Central Europe and also walked into a dream. In this mysterious city, the people he met were all obsessed with ideas and full of strange theories; the things he encountered were all bizarre and full of strange variables. Sometimes he is a bystander, sometimes he is involved. In the process of trying to find the exit from the dream and seeking an explanation for all this, he gradually realized that he was facing the most severe performance in his life. The new edition includes Kazuo Ishiguro's Nobel Prize-winning speech, and reads the Nobel Prize-winning writer's writing views and growth history in one volume.

The story of "On Chesil Beach" is set in the subtle early 1960s, when hippies were just beginning to learn debauchery, traditionalists were still strong, and "the era when it was impossible to talk about sexual troubles" had not yet come to an end. Edward and Florence's honeymoon dinner is uneasy, tense and full of misunderstandings. The love on the first night was never made. A whole book of delicate and silky words covers sex and love, but they are separated in their respective bodies and hearts. In the world of this book, he and she can never become one. McEwan's tender sketch looks back on the youthful years through the unique perspective of sexual concepts. It is delicate and gentle but full of power, which is both emotional and long-lasting.

"Snow Country" is a crystal clear artistic world carved by Kawabata Yasunari's pen. This place, far away from the hustle and bustle, is full of the emptiness and silence of the original state of life. Through the portrayal of the three main characters Shimamura, Komako and Ye Zi, the novel shows the unremitting pursuit of beautiful love, the ultimate yearning for the beauty of reality, and the infinite sorrow for nihilism. "Ancient Capital" is a literary postcard of the city of Kyoto carefully drawn by Yasunari Kawabata. The novel uses light and delicate writing to narrate the joys and sorrows of the twin sisters Chieko and Naeko, and writes about their bitter life experiences, pure love, and their yearning for a better life. Cleverly, the author places the beautiful relationship between the sisters in the four seasons of Kyoto to describe it. The scenes blend together, allowing readers to appreciate the beauty of Kyoto's ancient culture. "A Thousand Cranes" is the Nobel Prize-winning work of Kawabata Yasunari. It is the ultimate masterpiece that combines morality and desire into the tea ceremony. The novel tells the story of Kikuji, who was born in a famous tea ceremony family, and quietly met several women who had a close relationship with his father at a tea party, and was involved in the whirlpool of fate. "The Dancing Girl of Izu" is a poignant, romantic and sad novel written by Kawabata Yasunari based on his personal experience. The work describes a high school student "I" who traveled to Izu alone and met an innocent dancing girl, and then developed a beautiful and regretful innocent love. "Flowers Never Sleep" was written by Kawabata Yasunari after he woke up at four o'clock in the morning. At that time, he found that begonia flowers were still blooming at night, which triggered a series of philosophical thoughts on beauty. He carved a flower and a world with his warm writing style; he used his subtle inner feelings to develop a word and a wisdom; he used his flowing thoughts to spread out an article and a life. "Mountain Sound" is the work of Kawabata Yasunari in his later years. Shingo, who is in his sixties, suffers from the burnout and fatigue of his many years of life. He is deeply aware of the invisible barriers between people and the lack of warmth and love. The sound of the mountain that arouses Shingo's fear of death is the cry of first love that has been buried deep in his heart for decades and has never been satisfied. He always looks for emotional and spiritual solace in his first love and daughter-in-law Juzi, which become a bright rainbow in his spiritual world. "Sleeping Beauty" is the culmination of Kawabata Yasushi's 60th birthday. Through the five experiences of the old man Eguchi to Sleeping Beauty's house, six sleeping beauties, and three dreams, the novel tells the story of people's helplessness towards aging and death in old age, their inferiority complex towards old men and their nostalgia for youth.

"Tell Me Your Dreams" is a fictional work based on real cases. Ashley is demure and elegant, Toni is lively and bold, and Aliette is shy and depressed. The three girls have different personalities but are inseparable... Five men close to them were murdered and castrated... Who should be punished for these crimes? What exactly caused their deep hatred? How do young lawyers risk their defense? How will psychiatrists save them?

His poetic skills are exquisite and his feelings are broad. "All his poems are written for love." A newly revised edition of W. H. Auden, universally recognized as one of the greatest writers of the 20th century, is translated based on the complete collection of poems that Auden voluntarily retained, and the essence of his works is included. Translated by Ma Mingqian and Cai Haiyan, it won the top ten best books of the year in "Shenzhen Reading Month". Includes new illustrations. From the beginning of his career in 1927 to the return of his soul to the country of poetry in 1973, Auden continued to inject new atmosphere into English poetry for nearly half a century. His works range from politics to religion, from cities to rural areas, and are full of beautiful words. Street conversations can also be incorporated into poetry. This book is translated based on the complete collection of poems that Auden voluntarily retained. It basically includes all the contents of previous editions of Auden's poetry collections, and covers all the poet's later collections of short poems. It can be said that the essence of Auden's poetry has been collected here. This new edition is released, and the translation has been carefully revised by the translator. Looking through the entire book, one can't help but admire the exquisiteness of Auden's poetic skills and the breadth of his feelings, and the ancient Western literary tradition has reappeared in its past glory again and again in his writings.

Fu Lei (April 7, 1908 - September 3, 1966) was a famous Chinese translator, writer, educator, and art critic. In his early years, he studied abroad at the University of Paris in France. He has translated a large number of French works, including works by Balzac, Romain Rolland, Voltaire and other famous writers. In the early 1960s, Fu Lei was admitted as a member of the French Balzac Research Society for his outstanding contributions in translating Balzac's works. Mr. Fu Lei has been translating Hong Fu throughout his life, and his translation career lasted for thirty years. His translations are characterized by expressiveness, smooth writing, rich word use, and good color changes. The three novellas of "Colonel Chabe", "Honorine" and "Prohibition of Confinement" all take the tragedy between husband and wife as their theme. Three men with outstanding moral character and outstanding personality encountered a cruel fate. For the sake of vanity, enjoyment, money, and status, a wife will not hesitate to do harm and call her husband an idiot ("Prohibition on Property"); or even accuse her husband of being an impostor and want to put him to death ("Colonel Chabe"). Honorina was the purest and most serious of the three women, but because she pursued fanciful love and had impossible extravagant expectations for life, she eventually caused an irreparable tragedy and died together with her husband.

"The Troubled Winter" is an important result of Steinbeck's new exploration in his later period of creation. In this novel, he describes how a man from a New England family changed from a kind and sincere person to a snob who abandoned his ideals under the pressure of reality. The novel ruthlessly but truly shows the transformation process of human nature in capitalist society. "The Winter of Troubles" was first published in 1961. It is one of Steinbeck's works that is most closely related to real life. It powerfully exposes and criticizes the ills of capitalist society, the coldness of relationships between people, and the distortion of human nature at a new height and depth. It has been praised by many critics, especially the judges of the Swedish Academy. It left a deep impression on the judges of the Swedish Academy. They believed that Steinbeck had returned to the high level when he wrote "The Grapes of Wrath" and contributed greatly to his winning the Nobel Prize for Literature the following year.

"Aunt Bei" is a novel written by French writer Balzac in his later years. The story takes place in Paris in 1838 and revolves around the fate of Baron Hulot de Hervé and his family. The Baron had served as a military auditor and director of munitions in the republican era. Now he was the head of one of the most important departments of the War Department, and was also a counselor of state. He was awarded the second class of the Legion of Honor. The novel describes how, driven by crazy passion that lost his reason and morality, he gradually ruined the reputation of his family and the honor of the army, embarked on the criminal path of speculation, fraud, and embezzled military funds, and finally lost his reputation. There are three volumes in this book, and this volume is the first. This book is a public edition, compiled by China Edition Group Digital Media Co., Ltd., And is not an imported edition.

"Childhood" tells the story that Alyosha's father died of cholera when he was three years old, and his mother took him to live with his grandfather's house. In this family, fathers and sons, brothers, and husbands and wives often quarrel and fight over property and even over trivial matters. My grandfather was moody and had a bad temper. He beat my grandmother fiercely and beat Alyosha unconscious. My grandmother was very kind to Alyosha, telling him legends, fairy tales and folk stories, and she endured all the pressures of life without complaining. The mother was forced to remarry and died of tuberculosis a few years later. After his grandfather went bankrupt, Alyosha was forced to live in the world and began to make a living independently.

The legend of Hurin's children is a very important story in Middle-earth, the magnificent world created by Professor J. R. R. Tolkien. Together with "Beren and Lúthien" and "The Fall of Gondolin", they are called the three major legends of the ancient times of Middle-earth; they are not only an integral part of the grand background of "The Lord of the Rings", but also an indispensable cornerstone of "The Silmarillion". The experience of the tragic hero Turin has traces of myths from all over the world, as well as the pathos of Hector, Coriolanus and others. The fallen Valar Morgoth captured Hurin, the leader of the human race, and used threats and inducements to force him to submit. Hurin's awe-inspiring attitude made Morgoth hatch a poisonous plot, and he cursed Hulin's children, brother and sister Túrin and Nienor, and forced Hurin to witness all the misfortunes they encountered...

"Education of Love" adopts the form of a diary, using children's tone and writing to record various touching stories that happened around the fourth-grade primary school student Enrico. It reflects the poor life and simple and friendly character of the middle and lower class people in Italy, and advocates the spirit of patriotism, kindness, bravery, generosity, selflessness and fraternity. Every chapter and section of the book expresses "love" vividly, ranging from the personal love for the country, society, and nation to the small personal love for parents, teachers, and friends. Everywhere is gripping and touching. Although it is a book mainly written for students, it is also a very helpful educational classic for parents and teachers.

"The Decameron" (1348-1353) is the first realist masterpiece in the history of European literature. The work begins with a prologue, describing what happened to ten young men and women who took refuge in a villa in the countryside against the background of the plague in Florence. Each of the ten young people told a story every day, and a total of one hundred stories were told in ten days, hence the name "The Decameron". Each story is of different lengths and all-inclusive in content, and humanistic thought is the main thread running through the book.

This book is one of the most representative masterpieces in Soviet literature and one of the most exciting works in world literature. The novel has been popular since its publication. This is not only because the book truly and profoundly depicts the vast picture of life in Ukraine before and after the Russian October Revolution, but more importantly because it creates the classic image of the protagonist Paul Korchagin. In this epic heroic biographical novel, the author Ostrovsky portrays Paul Korchagin who is persistent in his beliefs and has a persevering and noble personality. His image transcends time and space, affects the world, and shocks the heartstrings of generations.

This book is based on "Mao Zonggang's Commentary on "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"", with the traditional Chinese being changed to simplified Chinese and simplified annotations added. The reading version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" written by Mao and his sons and revised by Luo Ben is by far the most popular final version.

"Insects" accurately records the scientific experiments conducted by Fabre. It is a rigorous scientific work, but it is not obscure and boring. Fabre uses prose and lively writing to reveal many secrets of insect life and living habits, which is really interesting to read. Not only can people gain knowledge and ideas from it, but reading itself is also a unique aesthetic process. As Mr. Lu Xun said, this book is a model for "telling insect stories".

The aristocratic boy and girl Kiyoaki and Satoko are childhood sweethearts. As they get older, the relationship between the partners turns into love between a man and a woman. The two failed to adapt to the changes in emotions, resulting in suspicion and estrangement. It wasn't until Satoko was engaged to the royal family by her parents that the two of them acted in a panic. The love that could have developed naturally and matured turned into a dangerous affair. In a hurry, Satoko becomes pregnant, dragging the family's fate into crisis. In order to protect the family, Satoko had an abortion and became a nun. Qing Xian missed Satoko but couldn't find her, and died of pneumonia. This touching story was originally a rumor in temples in Kyoto and Nara. Mishima created "Spring Snow" based on this rumor. Pure love runs through "elegant taboo" and "blasphemous joy", and in this opposition, beauty is discovered, created, and destroyed. Technically, it blends Japanese classical dynasty novels and modern novel techniques, and has been praised as "comparable to "The Tale of Genji"" and has become the most popular masterpiece to win the Nobel Prize for Literature.

The music of life composed by insects, ordinary citizens of nature. This is a work about insects written by French entomologist Fabre based on his lifelong experience and achievements in insect research. He observes the nature of insects with human nature, and uses a prose style to truly record the instincts, habits, labor, fertility, death, etc. Of various insects in the book. It is permeated with the author's care and awe for life, and reflects the author's meticulous and tireless scientific exploration spirit.

The 28-year-old Thoreau walked into Walden Pond alone with an ax in his hand, built a cabin, opened up wasteland, and cultivated land to become self-sufficient. He lived alone by the lake for two years, two months and two days, with the sun rising and the moon setting, and the four seasons returning. This experience of living alone was written by him into the world-famous masterpiece of nature prose "Walden". "Walden" is a classic not only because it allows people to see the possibility of a real life, but also because it encourages young people of every generation to constantly question themselves and find true inner peace and the essence of life. Those who choose to be lonely may not be lonely. Thoreau used his own practice to prove to people that people can still live happily without needing a lot of material things. Walden Pond is not far away, it is in everyone's heart.

"Andersen's Fairy Tales and Stories" is a collection of fairy tales created by Danish writer Andersen, which took nearly forty years to create. The fairy tales created by Andersen are treasures of world literature and are childhood books dedicated to everyone. Andersen received royal tribute during his lifetime, and his fairy tales were translated into more than 150 languages ​​and published around the world. Andersen's fairy tales are rich in fantasy, innocent conception and simple sense of humor, expressing themes that transcend age and nationality. As Zhou Zuoren commented: "We observe everything with the eyes of a child and write it with the pen of a poet. Therefore, it is beautiful and natural and can be called a masterpiece. There is no one before and no one after." Andersen's creation can be divided into three periods: early, middle and late. Early fairy tales are mostly full of beautiful fantasy and optimistic spirit, reflecting the characteristics of a combination of realism and romanticism. In the middle period of fairy tales, the fantasy component is weakened and the realistic component is relatively enhanced. In lashing out the ugliness and praising the good, it expresses the persistent pursuit of a better life and also reveals the melancholy of lack of confidence. Fairy tales in the late period are more face to reality than those in the middle period. They focus on describing the tragic fate of the people at the bottom and exposing the coldness, darkness and injustice of social life. The tone of the works is low. This complete collection was translated based on the 1992 commemorative edition of Danish Hans Lezzers Publishing House and consists of 157 stories.

"Resurrection" is one of the three major works of the famous Russian writer Tolstoy. The novel describes the aristocratic young man Nekhlyudov who seduces his aunt's adopted daughter Maslova, causing her to become a prostitute and experience the vicissitudes of life. A few years later, Nekhlyudov served as a juror in the court and saw Maslova, who was falsely accused of being a poisoner. He deeply regretted what she had done and was determined to try his best to reduce the crime. He was even willing to marry her to atone for his past mistakes. In order to rescue her, he went to court again and again, visiting judges, generals, and palace attendants. During the rescue process, he witnessed all the ugliness of Russian society with his own eyes, and gradually developed and strengthened his determination to betray the upper class society. Through the story of the spiritual resurrection of the two protagonists, the novel profoundly exposes the corruption of Russian officialdom and courts, and effectively criticizes the autocratic rule of the Tsar.

On June 12, 1942, Anne Frank started writing a diary. In 1944, Minister Bockstein, a member of the Dutch government-in-exile, announced that he hoped to collect relevant first-hand information after the war to witness the suffering of the Dutch people under the German occupation. He specifically mentioned letters and diaries. After hearing the news, Anne decided to publish a book based on her diary after the war. So she began to rewrite and revise the diary, polishing the text, deleting passages that were not interesting enough, and adding some content from memory. At the same time, she also kept her original diary. In the academically valuable "The Diary of Anne Frank: An Annotated Edition" (1989), Anne's first, unedited diary is called Version A to distinguish her second, revised diary (Version B).

"White Nights" tells the story of four nights of heart-to-heart exchanges between a man who lives by fantasy and Nastenka, a girl whose parents died when she was young, who lives with her grandmother and has a lifelong private contract with her tenant. The pursuit of love has closely linked them together, turning them from strangers into confidants and even lovers. However, the commitment and care for love have made them return to their respective places. The former is still living in fantasy, while the latter is getting married to the one he loves.

This is a novel that will never go out of style. The storyline is plain and simple but vivid and heartwarming

The novel "Madame Bovary" describes the process of a petty bourgeois woman's gradual degradation because she is not satisfied with her mediocre life. The author works very hard to find the social roots of this tragedy. "The Temptation of Saint Anthony" is a novel with a dramatic form, narrating the legendary story of the medieval hermit Saint Anthony who was tempted by the devil. "A Simple Heart" contains the novellas "Memories of a Madman" and "Autumn Rhythm" and the short story "A Simple Heart" by French writer Flaubert. "Memories of a Madman" describes the passion and melancholy of a young man who is silently in unrequited love and obsessed with love. "Autumn Rhythm" tells the story of a lonely, depressed young man who eagerly desires to experience the taste of love, but ends up dying of melancholy because of love. "A Simple Heart" describes the ordinary and touching life of a maid, showing her beautiful and kind heart and brave and witty qualities.

The complete collection of translations by Mr. Li Jianwu, the first translator of Flaubert and the first translator of Molière, a versatile writer, translator, critic, and researcher; it brings together all the surviving translation works of the famous translator Li Jianwu, totaling fourteen volumes and more than 3.5 Million words. It has extremely high literary value and academic significance; "It has filling gaps and milestone significance in the domestic translation, literary research and publishing circles. Mr. Li Jianwu is a famous modern writer, dramatist, translator, critic and literary researcher in my country. He is well-known in the fields of creation, criticism, translation and research...

Beauty is healing, Purple Picture Aesthetic Literature Series. "Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair": All love has the right to express, and when you have something to say to the person you love deeply, Neruda's poems will naturally find accurate and beautiful language for you. "I Walked into the Quiet Blue Day": In order to treat his depression, Nobel Prize winner Hermann Hesse left Germany and lived in seclusion in a beautiful mountain village in Ticino, Switzerland. He observed and experienced nature and created a collection of 38 essays and poems. This book contains a selection of illustrations created by him at the same time. Hesse took contemplation of the beauty of nature as a practice of self-healing in Ticino, which became a model for young people around the world to practice, and this work also became a guiding text for self-healing.

This book selects the works of world-famous philosophers or writers such as Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, Rousseau, Emerson, Goethe, Kafka, Stendhal, etc., From the aspects of family, friendship, love, hometown, etc., Through detailed description and careful portrayal of the lonely situation, showing the authors' perception, reflection and exploration of their own inner world. For readers, this is not only a book to heal loneliness, but also a book to understand life and awaken inner strength. It can help readers get out of the trough of loneliness, find their true self, regain confidence and courage, and realize a richer and better state of life.

"Confessions" was written in Rousseau's tragic old age. It is an autobiographical work that defends his existence when he is surrounded by enemies on all sides. In the book, Rousseau, with a candid attitude and deep introspection, narrates his life experience of more than 50 years from his birth to his departure from St. Pierre Island in 1766, and tells all his thoughts and feelings. It's called Confession, but it's actually a work of accusation. The book records his fifty-year life experience from birth to the time he was forced to leave St. Pierre Island, recounts his tragic experience of being dependent on others as a child, denounces the injustices in life, and sympathizes with ordinary little people. When looking back on the past, the little things in life that violate moral conscience are readily apparent. "Confessions" tells all his thoughts and feelings, analyzing his behavior and inner world. "Confessions" has a delicate and ingenious conception, rich ideological content, vivid characters, and a light and refined writing style with a sense of music.