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The latest classic version of FLTRP! "Richard II" tells the whole process of Richard II being politically defeated, militarily besieged, and finally imprisoned and killed by Bolingbroke (who became Henry IV after seizing the throne).

After World War I, Hemingway moved to Cuba and met Gregorio Fuentes, an old fisherman. In 1930, Fuentes rescued Hemingway when his boat sank in a storm. From then on, Hemingway and Fuentes formed a deep friendship and often went fishing together. In 1936, Fuentes went out to sea and caught a big fish. However, because the fish was too big, it was dragged at sea for a long time. As a result, it was attacked by a shark on the way back. When he came back, only a skeleton was left. "The Old Man and the Sea" was based on this story. The novel was published in 1952 and won the 1953 American Pulitzer Prize and the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature. Hemingway himself believed that this was "the best work he could write in his life!"

"Around the World in Eighty Days" is one of the most popular works by French science fiction writer Jules Verne. The protagonist Ford made a bet with his friends that he would travel around the world and return to London in 80 days. He and his servant Passepartout tried every possible means to overcome all the difficulties on the road, but they were still five minutes late when they arrived in London. He considered himself a failure, but unexpectedly won.

The naughty bag Tom Sawyer is playful, rebellious, doesn't like going to school, and likes to take risks. He often gets into all kinds of troubles and gives adults headaches. Late one night, Tom and his friend Huck went to the cemetery to play and accidentally witnessed a murder. Fearing the murderer's revenge, they chose to run away from home and live the adventure life they longed for. However, creepy things happened one after another... This book has been popular all over the world since its publication. Tom's optimism, confidence, and bravery when encountering difficulties have infected countless children; through Tom's adventure stories, countless adults have understood children's inner worlds and completely changed the way they communicate with children.

"Water Margin" is a novel with the theme of ancient peasant uprising. It vividly depicts the entire process of the peasant uprising from occurrence, development to failure, profoundly reveals the social roots of the uprising, enthusiastically praises the resistance struggle of the uprising heroes and their social ideals, and also specifically reveals the internal historical reasons for the failure of the uprising.

William Shakespeare (1564-1616) was the greatest playwright and poet of the English Renaissance and the master of humanistic literature of the European Renaissance. He is an unprecedented and arguably unprecedented great dramatic poet, and the greatest literary figure in the world in history. Shakespeare's masterpieces are recognized as treasures of human culture, and his four most famous masterpieces "Hamlet", "Othello", "King Lear" and "Macbeth" are known as Shakespeare's "four great tragedies" and are the most famous chapters in the history of human literature and even civilization. The translation of this book is an important result of the famous professor and poet Mr. Sun Dayu's concentration on the study and translation of Shakespeare. Mr. Sun Dayu is the first scholar in my country to translate Shakespeare's poems and plays in verse. His translation uses pentameter plain verse with the phonetic system he created to translate the pentameter plain verse of the original text of Shakespeare's plays, which is of great pioneering significance and unique style and charm. This book contains a complete set of more than 100 exquisite illustrations of the four tragedies drawn by the famous British artist and illustrator Sir John Gilbert, which is of great collection value.

"Petro Goriot" is set in Paris from the end of 1819 to the beginning of 1820, and describes a thought-provoking story: the noodle merchant Goriot made his fortune by selling grain, but was abandoned by his daughter after raising him, and died tragically in the attic of the Voquet apartment; the young man Rastinana gradually embarked on a path of depravity under the corrosion of the upper class society in Paris. Old Man Goriot is both a pursuer of money and a victim of money worship. Before his death, he uttered a long howl intertwined with love and hate. It was a blood-and-tear indictment of the sins of money, and was hailed as the "eternal masterpiece."

"Crime and Punishment" is one of the masterpieces of Fyodor Dostoyevsky, the great Russian writer of the 19th century. The novel describes Raskolnikov, a poor college student who wanted to become a Napoleonic figure and believed that he was a superman. He was poisoned by anarchist ideas and forced by life. He killed the old landlady who was a loan shark and her innocent sister, and committed a murder that shocked the whole of Russia. After experiencing a painful confession, he finally surrendered under the persuasion of the Christian girl Sonia and was sentenced to exile in Siberia. The work focuses on the protagonist's mental state of being condemned by his conscience and feeling deeply lonely and fearful after committing a crime, and depicts his psychological changes before and after the crime. On the one hand, the novel depicts the miserable life of the lower class people in Russia and exposes the evils of aristocratic society; on the other hand, it also promotes the idea of ​​accepting one's fate and seeking liberation from religion.

Liu Meng not only edited and published many good articles and books "to make wedding clothes for others", but he was also diligent in writing and published more than 20 kinds of collections. Liu Meng's prose style is neither pretentious nor coy. The words are simple and unpretentious, the narrative is fluent, and the emotions are rich and colorful. Reading it is as friendly and natural as his ordinary conversation. His writings are like his people, both his writings and his people are affectionate and righteous. "Awakening from Dreams at Dusk" collects more than 100 of Liu Meng's classic prose works in recent years, divided into four parts: Echoes of Past Years, Romance in the Forties, Waves in the Heart, Flower Appreciation in the Literary Garden, Love Stories in Art and Literature, and Links of Friendship. Liu Meng's prose style is neither pretentious nor coy. The words are simple and unpretentious, the narrative is fluent, and the emotions are rich and colorful. Reading it is as friendly and natural as his ordinary conversation.

This book is a collection of short essays. The theme of the book is "things", and through thought-provoking small incidents, it tells readers that "if we pay attention to everything and care about everything, we will be surprised and surprised to find that the world is always trying to help us grow and mature in its own unique way." Each article in the book is preceded by the central sentence of the article, and at the end of the article is the inspiration gained from reading the article.

That spring, in order to find his lost self, the idle Tokyo dance researcher Shimamura came to Snow Country and met Komako, a maid at a hot spring hotel. By the time the two meet again in winter, Komako has become a geisha, and a girl named Ye Zi has appeared who has been taking care of the patients. The relationship between Dao Cun and Ju Zi is getting closer and closer, but they secretly fall in love with Zi Zi. In the autumn of the next year, Shimamura came to Snow Country for the third time. One night, a fire broke out in the Cocoon warehouse where the movie was shown. Ye Zi fell from the second floor of the fire scene and died.

"A writer who writes with talent, a real magician." A new collection of Nabokov's five classic novels by the author of "Lolita". It is an exercise in the style of a literary alchemist and an early masterpiece that Nabokov fans cannot miss. Vladimir Nabokov, the author of "Lolita", is recognized as an outstanding novelist and stylist in the twentieth century. "Nabokov Collection II" selects five of Nabokov's masterpieces, from which we can see the growth of a literary alchemist: his debut novel "Mary" misses his homeland and first love; "Defense" depicts a crazy chess genius with scalpel-like precision; "The Eye" challenges novel techniques with the theme of "spy"; "Desperation" plays with "metafiction", and the protagonist has the shadow of Humbert in the later "Lolita"; "The Invitation to the Beheading" is a bizarre and surreal allegorical noir.

"The Escape of Love" is a collection of short stories by Bernhard Schlink, an important writer, novelist and best-selling author in the contemporary German literary world. It contains seven short stories. The seven independent stories told have a common theme - the secret behind love. The story tells the story of a man who has been attracted to a mysterious painting collected by his father since he was a child. When he grew up, he finally learned that the secret behind the painting was his father's controversial identity in the war. Story Two tells the story of an awkward friendship between a man from West Berlin and an East Berlin couple. The third story is about a man who discovers after the death of his wife that under the harmonious marriage for many years, his wife was having an affair with another man, and he begins to track this man. Story 4 tells the story of a successful architect who deals with three women, but encounters a bizarre incident. Story 5 tells the story of a German student whose father had experienced the war and fell in love with a Jewish-American girl. They were repeatedly troubled by differences in beliefs and the shadow of history. Story 6 tells the story of an armistice observer who once again embarked on a dangerous journey. He began to doubt his role as a peace messenger and felt guilty that he had not fulfilled his responsibilities as a father. Story 7 tells the story of a German man over fifty whose relationship with his wife has gradually become colder. He decides to travel to the United States together as a silver wedding anniversary to bring the two closer together, but he hesitates along the way. How love happens and how it ends, the emergence and resolution of misunderstandings, the unfolding of deception and the revelation of the truth, and the various twists and turns in these processes, are what the male protagonists of the seven stories have experienced, and they face more sober and brave women.

Write to every lonely soul in the world! Using sharp words, it shows the original courage and strength of every life in the world. "The Call of the Wild" uses sharp words to show the original courage and strength of every life in the world. It writes about animals and talks about people. It is obviously literature, but it reads out the living world. A classic work of animal novels and a representative work of naturalism. One of the 100 best English-language novels of the 20th century, one of the 88 books that shaped America. This book collects Jack London's representative short stories and short stories - "The Call of the Wild", "White Teeth", "Love Life" and "To Make a Fire". The stories mainly take place in the extremely cold places in northwest Canada. The style is heroic and masculine, showing the original tenacity, courage and strength of life.

Mysterious ancient Mayan mythology + Mexican folk culture, shortlisted for the Nebula Award, and an annual must-read novel recommended by many media. The ferocious game of the violent gods, the ruthless fight between the gods' agents! Cassiopeia, a girl who was bullied and bullied by others, opened the forbidden box in her grandfather's room, and her fate changed... In the first moment, the bones rose from the box and spliced ​​together in the air; in the second moment, muscles appeared on the bones and tendons grew; in the third moment, the muscles were covered with a layer of smooth skin. Hu Kam, the Lord of Hippoba in the underworld, reappeared in the world, missing an eye, an ear, and an index finger. There is the blood of mortals in the body of the god, and the bone fragments of the god are in the body of the mortal. The two are tied together by fate. They must embark on a journey together, traveling around Mexico to recover everything God has lost; they must also sneak into the darkest underground world of the Maya and regain the throne of God.

Kafka's five masterpieces of short and medium-sized novels will help you see the true face of human nature. "The Metamorphosis" (novella): One morning, Gregor woke up and found that he had turned into a giant insect. His superiors came to his home to urge him to go to work, but ran away when they saw his appearance. The mother was so frightened that she fainted and the father clenched his fists with hostility. Only the sister dared to take care of him... The family's life was turned upside down. "The Hungry Artist" (short story collection): Kafka's only collection of self-selected stories during his lifetime. Most of the protagonists in the story are artists: a trapeze artist who hangs alone on a hanging bar day and night, a starving artist in a cage, a female singer who has an enthusiastic audience but is not understood... They are extremely lonely artists, and they are also you and me who are unwilling to be mediocre.

The only reason you say race is not a barrier is because you wish it wasn't. We all hope that's not the case. But this is a lie. Ifemelu decides to move back to Nigeria even though she already has everything in the United States: a popular racial blog, a position as a researcher at Princeton University, and her boyfriend, a black professor who shares her views, is a decision that cannot be explained clearly. Immigration is the dream of all Nigerian young people, but when she came here she discovered that in addition to bills, identity, and language, skin color was the turbulent undercurrent hidden under everything. However, after returning to her hometown as a "Yankee", can she adapt to life in Nigeria again?

"Reflection in the Golden Eye" is McCullers's other masterpiece after "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter". It has been adapted into a movie, starring Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando, John Huston and other superstars. The novel is set in an army stationed in the southern United States in the 1930s. It tells the story of a bisexual Captain Pendant whose life was turned upside down by the arrival of Colonel Langton. McCullers' marriage to Leafs was on the verge of collapse at the time of writing, and her second novel illustrates her signature themes of human emotional alienation and unworkable love.

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The protagonist of the story may be the most ill-fated Santa Claus in history. A cruel war is coming, and Santa Claus will be captured alive! How should he get out of this predicament and deliver Christmas gifts to the children? Although the war is cruel, the novel is tender and touching. Even in the midst of war, the children still have hopes and expectations for Christmas: Evelyn wants dolls, Charlie wants uniforms and small swords, and Bob and Luan know that their father, who is on the battlefield, cannot come home.

This is a novel that vividly reproduces the romantic history of the Fitzgeralds, bringing to life the glamorous Jazz Age. It is also a classic work that represents the transformation of Fitzgerald's artistic style from youth to maturity. "Beauty and Evil" is Fitzgerald's second novel in his creative career. It is also an ukiyo-e depicting the eastern elites of the Jazz Age. The novel is highly autobiographical, and the protagonist in the book is largely similar to the relationship between Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda. Anthony Paige and Gloria - elegant and restrained, flirty and romantic, like a combination of black tea and chocolate; they pursue a luxurious and gorgeous upper-class life, rely on the wealth of the previous generation and do nothing to produce, and spend all their time in dissipation, causing their morals, economy, and health to be constantly distorted and degraded. "Beauty and Sin" is a mirror that reflects the author's autobiographical color; it is also a dazzling mockery of the greed of the American nouveau riche, the squandering of New York nightlife, and the waste of talent that blinds them.

Evil seemed to have the upper hand. Amber is about to be destroyed. Amber's princes were at their wits' end. At this time, Oberon, King of Amber, ordered the princes to attack the Chaos Palace first. Kerwin did not join the attack. Oberon ordered him to take Amber's supreme jewel, the Arbitration Stone, and take a detour to the battlefield. Oberon himself will try his best to repair the destroyed source of Amber and the trial array. However, attempts to repair the trial array failed. The Arbitration Stone also fell into the hands of Amber's dark forces. Amber is devastated. The chaotic wave of destruction chased Corwin, sweeping through countless shadow worlds, engulfing them, turning them into chaos. The Amber army on the battlefield and the Amber princes commanding this army will also turn into nothing. The burden of protecting the tribe and rebuilding Amber falls on Corwin's shoulders.

The original work of the popular TV series "Because I'm Too Afraid of Pain, I Use All My Defenses". Newcomer Maple became famous in her first game event. In search of rare equipment, she and Sally embarked on an exploration of the second event. Facing a killer player? Defeated! Encounter an undefeated monster on the road? Capture! New skills "Magic Enhancement" and "Floating Fortress" are now available. It turns out that the mysterious turtle floating in the sky is Maple's mount. In this way, amidst everyone's discussion, a week in which countless legends were born officially kicked off!

"Madame Bovary" tells the story of Emma, ​​the wife of a provincial doctor, who is addicted to romantic fantasies. She falls into debt due to her pursuit of extravagant love and material things, and finally commits suicide in despair, revealing the evil of banality and the disillusionment of romantic fantasies.

"Small Town Freak" is the representative work of American writer Sherwood Anderson. It is a good book that will never go out of date. The whole book consists of 25 stories that are both independent and communicate with each other. The author sets the background of the story in the town of Wineburg, Ohio, and outlines the "weirdness" of various characters in the town from their behavioral styles to their deep spiritual depths. Underneath the comic-like comic level, there is the spiritual care flowing through the author's gentle writing. Turning over the pages of the book, real and vivid souls come to mind. This book also specially invites the famous cartoonist Mr. Zuo Chuan to add vivid and vivid cartoon portraits to each character for the readers' enjoyment.

"The Mysterious Island (Full Translation)\u002F National Reading Classic" is the third part of the famous science fiction trilogy by the French writer and "father of science fiction" Jules Verne. The novel describes the story of five Northern Army prisoners who escaped from Richmond in a balloon during the American Civil War. They encountered a storm and were thrown to a desert island in the Pacific Ocean. The plot of the whole novel is ups and downs, full of descriptions of strange and colorful nature, and it integrates various knowledge into the thrilling story. Therefore, although it has been published for more than a hundred years, it is still highly praised and loved by readers all over the world.

Seven heart-warming stories brought by a cat who delivers oracles, a heart-warming masterpiece by Japanese healing writer Michiko Aoyama! Everyone who is confused will find their own guidance in this book. A lovelorn girl, a graduate frustrated with job hunting, a father with a rift in the parent-child relationship, a housewife trying to decide between her family and her dreams, a victim of school violence... Several people accidentally visited a shrine and all met a cat with a star mark on its left hip. The oracle is like a riddle, but when people find the answer, their lives will change dramatically. Seven leaves, seven tender stories, let the magical cat enlighten you who are confused. Won the 13th Tianlong Literary Award × Shortlisted for the Future House Novel Award! Michiko Aoyama, a treasured Japanese healing writer, writes with heart-warming words and phrases! "Pain can't go away, and you don't have to let it go away. It won't go away, but will slowly turn into something else." Michiko Aoyama's warm writing style will heal you who are anxious and sensitive. Although we are all small existences, the world exists because of you and me.

The work centers on the Russian Patriotic War of 1812, showing major historical events from 1805 to 1820. The novel depicts the social life and characters in the alternation of war and peace through the changes in fate of the four noble families of Balkans, Bezukhov, Rostov and Kuragin. The work praises peace and reflects the heroic spirit of the people in defending their motherland. It is a magnificent epic full of humanitarianism and fraternity.

Facing the pressure from society and family, would you choose to marry the person you love or continue to wait for the right person? Katie, who is young, beautiful and vain, chose the former, but was captured by a smooth-talking married man soon after her marriage. She thought she had met true love, so she risked her life, like a moth to a flame. But when the veil is lifted, her illusions are shattered by the truth. For the first time in her life, she began to reflect and grow; perhaps, her mistakes and follies, and the misfortunes she suffered were not in vain, and would eventually lead her to find a way to inner peace. "The Veil" not only presents the bad aspects of love and marriage - betrayal, indifference, suspicion, revenge, but also the uneasiness and self-salvation in the face of life changes. If you understand "The Veil", you will understand yourself.

"The Mercenary Captain" was written from 1957 to 196. The protagonist Gaspard Winclair has devoted himself for several months to imitating a "Mercenary Captain", which is comparable in all aspects to the "Mercenary Captain" in the Louvre. The original is a 1475 painting by the Italian painter Antonello of Messina. Page 1 begins with Winclair assassinating Madeira. Why was there this murder? Why Gaspar? Winclair failed in his plan to rival Messina's Antonello? What is he looking for in becoming a master of counterfeiting? What does he want in the image of control and energy embodied in the mercenary's face? Why did he view Madeira's murder as a form of liberation?

This book is one of Nabokov's lesser-known biographies. The author takes readers into Gogol's youth, looks through his early works, and provides detailed reviews of his collection of The Imperial Envoy and the first volume of Dead Souls. He also briefly reviews Gogol's most famous short story, "The Overcoat." In the book, Nabokov explores Gogol's unique writing style, using multiple fragments of his own translation to prove Gogol's impeccable prose. He emphasized not the plots of Gogol's works but their style, and successfully showed another side of Gogol, who was known for his satire.

A collection of systematically related personal memories spanning thirty-seven years (from August 1903 to May 1940), it is one of Nabokov's most important and famous works. It uses the precise language of a lepidopterist to observe the wonderful patterns on butterfly wings through a high-power magnifying glass and describe them, giving readers an extraordinary reading experience. Memory and review of the past often dominate Nabokov's novels, so this autobiography is an excellent code for interpreting his novels, because memory itself is a hidden bridge between fantasy and reality.

The Japanese version of "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio", the origin of modern ghost story literature and a mirror through which Westerners look into Japan, "Kai Tan·Qi Tan" contains a total of fifty-five ghost stories, all of which are retellings and rewrites by Koizumi Yakumo based on famous works of Japanese classical literature, and are taken from "Wandering Strange Tales" "Talks", "Ghost Talk at the Night Window", "Ten Lessons", "Stories of the Past and Past", "Ugetsu Monogatari", "Anthology of Ancient and Modern Writings", "Hundred Monogatari", "New Hundred Monogatari" and many other ancient Japanese books. These stories of loneliness or loneliness in the dark have won the samadhi of Japanese literature. "Strange Tales" is an indirect reflection of Japanese history, and it also carries the cultural beauty shared by the East. The aesthetic realm of the blending of Eastern and Western civilizations presented in the whole book has extremely high appreciation and recognition value. The book is equipped with Koizumi's hand-drawn illustrations from his manuscripts, which are extremely precious.

Thirty-five-year-old Nora Hinds decided to die. She lost her job, messed up her intimate relationships, her pet cat died, her dreams became a joke, her relatives and close friends also left her... After experiencing a series of blows, Nora suddenly discovered that she had unknowingly led a terrible life. Already deeply depressed, she was finally overwhelmed by regret and despair and decided to end her life. At the critical point between life and death, Nora came to a mysterious library. Each book here represents a possibility of Nora's life, and Nora's journey of life redemption begins here. What kind of adventures and insights will Nora, who wants to die, have in the midnight library? Can she find a reason to believe in life again and continue to live here? Let's follow Nora on this magical journey of healing. In the cycle of time and space between life and death, re-experience the true meaning of love and happiness.

Mimi, a boy from Naples who dreams of becoming a poet, looks out the window all day long - on the balcony of the opposite building, the "Milan girl" dances like a ballerina on a music box. As beautiful as a myth. For love, a little boy can accomplish extreme feats: engage in a "life and death duel" with his partners, and even abandon the dialect and speak Italian like a Milanese girl. Many years later, Mimi, who has entered college, meets her childhood friend again. Our narrator, the boy who once had a dream, must honestly face his memory and pursue the true identity of the Milan girl. Starnone pays homage to the "Divine Comedy" and tells us in a simple, direct, realistic and powerful way the moment when childhood ends: the moment when love is discovered, the moment when death is discovered, and the two are inseparable and pursue each other.

The novel mainly describes the love story of a pair of protagonists. Fabrice won the favor of his aunt when he was young. When he grew up, he became the focus of many women because of his handsome appearance. He experienced many romantic affairs, and after being imprisoned, he met the daughter of the fortress commander and completely changed into a different person. From then on, he began a tear-jerking love story with the heroine. "The Abbey of Parma" is one of Stendhal's most representative novels. It is set in Italy from the late eighteenth century to the early nineteenth century and criticizes the dark rule of European feudal forces.

"The Rise of the Rougons" is the first volume of Zola's multi-volume masterpiece "The Rougon-Macquarts". It was serialized in "Le Temps" in 1970 and was later discontinued due to the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War. The book was officially published in France in October 1971. By describing the fate of several generations of the Lugon family, this book depicts all aspects of French life from Napoleon III's coming to power to the Franco-Prussian War in 1870, exposing the unpopularity of Napoleon III's coup and the abominable face of his supporters. The novel's depiction of characters and exploration of human nature are meticulous and profound.

Roland, the last "gunslinger" from "Middle World", travels through the wilderness to track down his mortal enemy, the Man in Black. On the way, he meets a beautiful lady, Alice, and a little boy from the human world, Jack. In the end, Roland met the man in black and drew seven tarot cards that predicted his future destiny. Soon he will face a painful choice: should he capture the man in black to obtain information about the "Dark Tower", or save the life of the little boy Jack?

"The Blue Bird" tells the story of a brother and sister, Tytil and Mytil, who went looking for a blue bird and understood the true meaning of happiness. On Christmas Eve, after a pair of sons and daughters of a poor woodcutter, Tytil and Mytil, fell asleep, they dreamed that the fairy asked them to find a blue bird that symbolized happiness for her seriously ill daughter. So, Tytir and Mitil, accompanied by light, water, bread, fire, sugar, milk, cats and dogs, began a dream journey... The whole story praises sympathy and friendship, explores the true meaning of human happiness, and is a masterpiece that combines magic, fantasy, and symbolism.

During World War I, Hermann's youngest son Bruno suffered from a serious illness. In 1916, his father died, a marital crisis, and his wife's mental illness plunged the already famous writer and poet into a deep depression. In this situation, the author began to write this book. This work, written in 1922, is also his ninth work. It describes the protagonist Siddhartha's three important journeys in pursuing himself in ancient India. From conscious asceticism to self-exile and sensual enjoyment, inner peace finally became the ultimate goal he pursued. The whole book is written in a simple and poetic language. Siddhartha, an aristocratic young man in ancient India, had everything that people envied. In order to pursue his inner self, he embarked on a journey of self-seeking. After enjoying the indulgent happiness and luxurious life, he abandoned all sensory stimulation and came to the river. By the river, Siddhartha finally awakens and experiences the eternity of himself and the moment.

Many years ago, three men who had never met each other encountered a fire in the same hotel and narrowly escaped death. Many years later, the three men unexpectedly reunited and entered a bizarre dream, transforming into warriors to fight against monsters. And the giant bird that guided them in the dream, the endless monsters, and the square filled with posters are all inextricably linked to the real crisis? Politicians, popular idols, and ordinary office workers co-starred in a fantastic adventure that traveled between reality and dreams!

Welcome to Iceland. Welcome to the end of the world, the end of the mind. In Iceland a hundred years ago, a boy who never had a name wrote letters day and night. He wrote to people he knew and to people he didn't know. Letters bring hope and reverie to people, slowly and irreversibly changing people's imagination of life... Some people travel far, some break up, some confess their feelings, some go to sea, and some wait in place. "We believe that some words can change the world, they can comfort us and dry our tears; some words are bullets; some words are violin notes; some words can melt the ice surrounding the heart."

"Journey to the East" is a turning point in Hesse's writing attitude, from the perfect individualism that emphasizes the self to the lofty spirit of service dedicated to the group. Describe the mental journey of the pursuer of life. We no longer have a protagonist striving towards a vague ideal, but only a central idea trying to express and realize the ideal. Through the fascinating techniques of the popular "Covenant novels" in the eighteenth century, Hesse's own protagonist H. H.'S symbolic journey for the Covenant - a "Kafkaesque" experience through time and space, finally effectively defines the eternal spiritual realm he pursues - the "Third Kingdom". The book that begins as a symbolic autobiography ends with the sanctification of art. Hesse has reached the ideal state of beauty here.

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"The Wandering Soul" consists of three consecutive novels: "Early Spring", "Remembering Knulp" and "The End". It is Hesse's famous "tramp style" novel. The protagonist Knulp is a amiable wanderer who wanders between towns, staying in friends' homes and eating the food given by his friends. Knulp never wanted to be beholden to any industry, place or person, and even abandoned his hiking companion, who was probably Hermann Hesse himself. Knulp's exile was blissful and self-absorbed. However, what lies behind "The Wandering Soul" is the conscience of an artist. In the eyes of this artist, his own liberation is worthless, and even has no morality at all.

"The Biography of Beethoven", "The Biography of Michelangelo", and "The Biography of Tolstoy" are all written by Romain Rolland. The three people in the biography, one is a musician, one is a sculptor and painter, and the other is a novelist, each has his or her own field. The three biographies all focus on recording the great genius on his troubled and troubled journey in life. A story about a man who dedicated his life to seeking truth and justice and creating immortal masterpieces that can express truth, goodness and beauty. They may be suffering from illness, be in a miserable situation, or be experiencing inner confusion and contradiction, or all three may be combined together. The deep distress can make people lose their mind or even suffocate. The reason why they can persist in their arduous journey depends entirely on their love and confidence in mankind. Beethoven's music for everyone to enjoy is his "joy in exchange for pain." The immortal masterpiece that Michelangelo left to future generations is the accumulation of his blood and tears throughout his life. In his novels, Tolstoy described the insignificance of thousands of creatures and their great hearts, described their pain and the harmony gained in pain, so as to spread the seeds of love.

"Only Love Strangers" is a highly skilled short novel, a masterpiece of the "Horrible Ian" period. It focuses on exploring the infinite possibilities of human desire and tells a story about how a pursuer of beauty destroys the object of beauty to death in order to satisfy his own desires. A pair of lovers who are inseparable but seem to be inseparable are on vacation. From the first day they entered this bustling but weird tourist city, they have been followed and secretly photographed. The eyes in the dark follow each other like a shadow, tempting the lovers to seek fresh excitement and solace from so-called strangers, and ultimately make them devote themselves wholeheartedly to a trap of lust and death that is deliberately set for them. The novel contains countless metaphors, is highly intertextual with many classic texts, and is full of meaningful quotations or parodies of Thomas Mann's "Death in Venice" and E. M. Forster's "A Room with a View." It is known as one of McEwan's two "mini-masterpieces."

"Everything must have both an entrance and an exit. There is no other choice." The second part of Haruki Murakami's "Youth Trilogy" is the beginning of Haruki Murakami's creative consciousness. Talk to the pinball machine and find the exit of your soul. In 1973, along with memories of college life and the passing of his college girlfriend Naoko, "I" graduated from college and made a living as an English translator. I met a pair of twin girls by chance, and then we went together to find a "pinball machine" in the bar where Rat and I often went three years ago. Finally, we found the legendary pinball machine stored there with dozens of other pinball machines in an old chicken farm warehouse. After being lost and found, he just left indifferently. Then "I" and the twin girls separated and returned to their own loneliness. At the same time, Rat, who dropped out of college three years ago and has lost his sense of reality, hangs out between the bar of the Japanese-Chinese hero and the apartment of his girlfriend who works in an architect's office. After some psychological struggle, he finally decided to leave his close friend Jie and his beloved girlfriend, pack his bags and stay away from his hometown. The major Chinese publishers of Haruki Murakami's works and translator Lin Shaohua have joined hands to present a new revised edition of Haruki Murakami's long-running series. In terms of design, we cooperated with the internationally renowned illustrator NomaBar. The three colors of black, white and red depict the subtle blur in Murakami's works between the square and the circle, and the overall presentation is both simple and classic. In terms of content, a lot of revisions have been made around foreign words, restoring the details of the author's intentional emphasis in the original version. Lin Shaohua updated the prefaces of the translations of many works, and made slight adjustments to some of the tone and expressions in the translations. The chronology of Haruki Murakami has been updated to the latest, and a music list is attached at the end of each book.

Martin Amis's unique masterpiece, ranked first in the "Sunday Times", describes the eternal love, desire and summer of young people. Unparalleled and ambitious excellence in English writing, brilliant and fearless alternative writing. A novel about sexual trauma, a vacation that "ruined Keith's twenty-five years of good life." In the summer of 1970, Keith, a 20-year-old nerd, a literature college student, and his friends were on vacation in a castle in Italy. At this time, new trends of thought were surging and in full swing. At this unprecedented historic moment, new trends of thought were flooding in. In everyone's mind, girls act like boys, and boys act like themselves. Keith is caught between the three women, and his friends are in a state of ecstasy, their true nature revealed but unresolved and unbearable. But they soon discovered a very disturbing fact, that is, in the change of social order, there will always be a threshold of purification, and this is the "pregnant widow" once described by the great Russian thinker Alexander Herzen - between the death of one and the birth of another, she will spend a long night of chaos and loneliness, struggling and being baptized.