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"Geography and World Hegemony" is the career masterpiece of British geographer and geopolitics James Fairgriff. Using interdisciplinary perspectives such as geography, history, politics, and anthropology, the book traces the development of the world from ancient times to the early 20th century, subverting many of the social development questions that people are accustomed to. By introducing concepts such as "geographical conditions," "energy," and "dominance," it sorts out the context of world history with a systematic explanatory framework, provides us with a new thinking perspective for understanding human history, and presents a profound history of the development of human civilization.

This is a masterpiece in his later years with the master of history Liddell Hart. It highly summarizes the author's research results on the history of war and strategy theory, and refined his own philosophy of history with his lifelong efforts. From the macro perspective of a strategist, the author moves from history through the present to the future, exploring why humans make the same mistakes again and again in the fields of war, politics, and society, sounding a wake-up call for mankind. With the rigor and objectivity of a historian, combined with first-hand investigation data, the author provides a detailed and thorough analysis of the underlying logical issues why mankind has repeatedly fallen into the quagmire of war from the political system, social environment, public opinion, decision-making process and other aspects. The content of this book is short and concise, and the views are profound and sharp. It is worth reading and understanding again and again by readers of any era.

In August 1961, hours before the Berlin Wall was to be built, a KGB spy named Stashinsky defected to the West. This triggered a sensational espionage case during the Cold War. Historian Shahili Ploki used Staszynski's trial testimony, the latest declassified documents from the CIA, relevant German and Polish files, interviews and memoirs of KGB officials, and information collected from his own visits to use an academic eye to peel back the details of the espionage case, vividly recreating the secret world of espionage during the Cold War and revealing the complex game between the Eastern and Western camps.

Taking Chengdu in anecdotes and idioms as the starting point, it tells the stories of historical figures in Chengdu in two parts: "Enter Shu" and "Out of Shu". This book systematically sorts out the history and culture of Bashu, with Chengdu regional culture as a typical representative, and adds a talented literary imagination narrative based on the possession of detailed historical materials. It is both academic and literary readable, has great significance for the inheritance and innovation of Chinese culture, has high publication value, and has good social benefits.

"History of Western Classical Scholarship" is the most important work of the British classical scholar John Edwin Sands. The book consists of three volumes. It comprehensively and systematically explains the development of classical scholarship from the 6th century BC to the 19th century BC. It details the development of Greek and Roman scholarship and involves literature, history, philosophy and other fields in various periods. It is especially good at philology, editions, etymology, and grammar. The writing is extremely detailed and profound, and can be regarded as a comprehensive record of the classical academic achievements of various eras in the past. The first volume of this book covers the period from about 600 BC to about 1350 AD. It mainly tells the occurrence and evolution of Greek and Latin scholarship, as well as the spread and evolution of Greek and Latin scholarship in the Byzantine period and the Western Middle Ages. The book first involves the study of Homer's epics, dramas and other poetic works, oratory and rhetoric, grammar and etymology, the Alexandrian school, the Stoic school, the Pergamon school, literary criticism in the first century of the empire, and Greek and Latin scholarship in late antiquity. It has a broad vision and covers many aspects. In the second half of the book, the author sets his sights on Constantinople, carefully organizing and in-depth elaborating on the inheritance, copying and collation of documents from ancient times to the Middle Ages, and carefully combing through Byzantine scholarship, 9th-century classics, early scholastics and their classic works, and textual research in the medieval period, making the academic development of the medieval period clear at a glance.

"On History" is an important work compiled by Eric Hobsbawm, one of the most important historians and thinkers in modern times, when he was 80 years old. After more than 50 years of academic training and life accumulation, Hobsbawm has integrated all his thoughts and perceptions of history into it, reflecting this world-class great man's lifelong concern for the past, present and future. In this book, he is concerned about the use and abuse of history in both social and political aspects, as well as the responsibility of historians; discusses the role of history on contemporary society, and the value of history to other disciplines (especially social disciplines); examines various historical trends and trends, and critically evaluates them; explores Discuss the relationship between Marx and contemporary historical trends; describe European history, subaltern history, the Russian Revolution, and global barbarism that undermined the development of civilization... Through the discussion in this book, Hobsbawm leads readers to think about the theory, practice, and development of history, as well as the relationship between history and the modern world.

What use is social theory to a historian? What use is history to the social theorist? As an outstanding cultural historian, Burke provides clear, powerful and far-reaching answers to these two seemingly simple questions in this book. In this revised and updated second edition of this classic text, Burke reexamines the relationship between the two fields of history and the social sciences and their initial convergence in recent decades. This second edition of History and Social Theory will continue to inspire students and scholars to cross disciplinary boundaries by challenging current perceptions of the roles of history and the social sciences.

From the "September 18th Incident" in 1931 to the end of World War II in 1945, Japan used the name of "national system" to shroud the entire Japanese empire, including its colonies, under the control of a strong national ideology. It was extremely fanatical about war, the emperor, and the country, and further deepened its Greater Asiaticism and jade-breaking ideas. By examining the seclusion and inferiority complex of the Japanese, the ideological process of intellectuals, the coercive power of the state, and the relationship between the state and the people, Shunsuke Tsurumi incisively analyzes how Japan transformed from a country that became prosperous, strong, free and open in spirit during the Meiji period to a conservative, narrow-minded and aggressive country with rampant fascism. He went on to explain why Japanese intellectuals failed in their struggle, introspection, and resistance to nationalism, and how they succumbed and "turned" after being oppressed and became "accomplices" of militarism. Finally, when the country launched a war, they propagandized and justified militarism and supranationalism, leading Japan to a path of destruction.

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How did Nietzsche's declaration of "the death of God" give birth to a postmodern, fragmented society? An intellectual book that breaks down professional barriers, a feast of ideas that refuses to be simplified. From the collapse of classical antiquity to the 21st century, the exploration journey of human intellectual adventurers over the past 130 years. Is it a spiritual regression, or a return to fanaticism? Where will mankind go when it stands at a historical divergence point? This is a captivating story of human exploration and creation, failure and success in an isolated world. As one of the most outstanding intellectual historians of our time, Peter Watson takes the ideological shock caused by Nietzsche at the turn of the century as the starting point and examines how this shock invaded all aspects of spiritual life, ranging from Dostoevsky, Jung, Husserl, and Ibsen to Picasso and Bob Dylan, from psychology, phenomenology, and theosophy. To Impressionism, Pop Art, Jazz, from Auschwitz, Hiroshima, the Great Purge to Woodstock, and "9·11". Connecting the dots, he uses elegant and precise strokes to unearth the orderly context behind seemingly unrelated phenomena, and draws an ideological map from the era of classical collapse to the bizarre postmodern era.

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"Historical Friends" is a collection of historical essays by Mr. Xiong Zhaozheng. It contains more than 80 essays, divided into four volumes: Blessing China, The Power of Emperor Yan, Traveling Through the Green Mountains, People Are Not Old, and Green Mountains Still Remaining. The content includes a record of the new appearance since the founding of New China, a reminiscence of history and ancient people, a discussion of current culture, and a reflection on the relationship between man and nature. It reflects the author's progressive cultural pursuit, positive historical outlook, and responsible humanistic sentiments.

The author of "Half a History Book: Those Sisters in History 2" pertinently comments on the famous women in the harem during the periods of Emperors Yuan, Cheng, and Ai of the Han Dynasty. The writing style is humorous yet objective, and the historical materials are convincingly quoted. The reflections on historical events and characters are quite profound. The work is very readable. It can be called another masterpiece of "grassroots history". "Half a History Book: Those Sisters in History 2" is another historical masterpiece after Mingyue and Yuan Tengfei. Those historical stories that you don't know, those historical facts that you only know a little bit about, those secrets of beauties that you have been curious about for a long time, and those women who are full of controversy, you can get the answers in this book. What are you waiting for? Pick up this book quickly and find the answer.

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In ancient times, the northern and southern sides of the Mediterranean belonged to the same civilization circle, which was the Roman world created by the Romans. The separation did not begin until after the 7th century. The Roman world perished when the Mediterranean ceased to be an inland sea, and when the Mediterranean ceased to be a thoroughfare connecting people and became a boundary sea that separated people. In the future, the Mediterranean Sea became such an ocean. There must be a Saracen Tower built on the top of the seaside cliff to notify people of the attack of Saracen pirates and let people flee. There were also ships full of Crusaders heading east sailing on the sea. When 1000 AD passed, the Italian maritime city-states of Pisa, Genoa and Venice were increasingly prospering in their trade with the Eastern Islamic world, and the Mediterranean gradually became a sea for trading ships to sail back and forth. Later, the Mediterranean Sea became the sea of ​​the Renaissance era that held high the banner of the revival of ancient times and the revival of human rights. In 476 AD, after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the Mediterranean entered an era of division among the powerful. "With a sword in his right hand and a Quran in his left hand", Saracen pirates who were good at plundering and kidnapping were wreaking havoc in the Mediterranean. The order of the Mediterranean was broken, and their barbaric behavior caused the people of the Mediterranean to suffer from plunder. Then the Ottoman Empire used the pirates in North Africa as a stepping stone to enter the Mediterranean and pressed hard on the Christian world. In contrast, Spain led by Carlos, who also served as Holy Roman Emperor in the Christian world, France led by Francis I, and the Republic of Venice, etc. The ideas and interests of different countries and leaders were intertwined, and the great powers fought against each other. In order to fight against the Islamic pirates, the military forces of Christendom gathered together...

A phenomenon-level bestseller that has shocked the world, a senior historian from Oxford University clarifies the past and present of the "Belt and Road Initiative" from the perspective of world history! It has topped the nonfiction bestseller list in more than 20 countries including the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, Turkey, and India. It has received unanimous praise from celebrities in academic, political, and business circles at home and abroad. It was recommended twice for the first time by the People's Daily. From its inception, the Silk Road has always dominated the process of human civilization. The Silk Road made China's silk and civilization popular all over the world; Rome and Persia created their respective empires on the roadside; Buddhism, Christianity and Islam rose rapidly along the Silk Road and spread around the world, integrating the three thousand years of history of Jerusalem; Genghis Khan's Mongolian iron hoof went all the way to the west, bringing slaughter while promoting the integration of Eastern and Western civilizations; the British Empire created a glory that never sets by plundering the wealth on the Silk Road; Hitler pushed the world into the abyss of war and massacre for the resources on the Silk Road. To this day, refugees and the terrorist ISIS on the Silk Road are still a lingering nightmare for Europe and the United States. From Zhang Jian's passage through the Western Regions to the "One Belt, One Road" initiative, you will find in this all-encompassing epic that the Silk Road not only shaped the past of mankind, but will also dominate the future of the world.

In 49 BC, Caesar crossed the Rubicon River and quickly controlled the entire Italian peninsula within two months. He then attacked Marseilles, attacked Spain, and pacified the western Mediterranean. Then he moved to Macedonia and pursued Pompey. Finally, he completely surrendered the Senate faction headed by Pompey on the North African front and carried out comprehensive reforms to transform the Roman Empire. This volume fully demonstrates Caesar's rationality and keen political insight; from a modern perspective, it reinterprets the love and love relationship between Caesar and the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra and Cicero, and vividly depicts Caesar's story-telling life. Caesar's consistent spirit of tolerating the defeated was the most touching legacy in the history of Rome.

"Grassland Empire" not only records the magnificent history of the Xiongnu, Turks, Mongols and other grassland peoples, but also describes the bravery and talents of grassland people such as Attila, Genghis Khan, Timur and other children. They broke into developed historical and civilized areas, clashed with farming peoples, destroyed farming civilization, and gradually formed their own rich and diverse culture. Of course, there is also their impact on the entire world civilization, pattern, order and historical process.

"The Philosopher and the Powerful Minister" is a book about Seneca's thoughts and life, especially focusing on how he weighed the moral conscience of the philosopher and the wealth and power of the powerful minister when he faced the constant threat of death during Nero's court. As Nero's teacher and advisor, the image Seneca left for future generations is fractured and polarized. This book attempts to unify Seneca's ideological works and political practice to bridge the gap between the two images of Seneca, and explore the core question: Did Seneca's role in Nero's regime arouse Nero's conscience and prevent the regime from getting worse, or did he collude with Nero and help him consolidate this evil regime?

The famous literary historian Daniel Boorstin's epic masterpiece, a far-reaching trilogy of world history; it caused a sensation after being published in the United States, has been best-selling for more than 30 years, and has been translated into more than 20 languages; it is a perfect combination of history and popular science, with detailed and interesting content; it has changed humankind's understanding of the world more than we think. It is much simpler; "History of Civilization: Explorers" tells us the three major eras of exploration that Western culture has experienced: First, there are prophets and philosophers, such as Moses, Job, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and religious reformers, who have no hesitation in exploring redemption or truth from God or inner reason. This was followed by an age of shared exploration by people like Thucydides, Thomas More, Machiavelli and Voltaire, who pursued civilization in the spirit of freedom. Finally, there is the era of social science, where people are facing the future but seem to be dominated by history. Outstanding figures of this era include Marx, Spengler, Toynbee, Carlyle and Emerson, Malraux, Berglin and Einstein, etc. Their stories deeply attract people to move forward and continue to explore.

A magnificent epic describing the grassland peoples and their relations with surrounding peoples. A history of three thousand years of collision and integration between nomadic peoples and agricultural peoples. This set includes: "Steppe Empire", "The Rise and Fall of the Mongol Empire", and "Live to Conquer the World: A History of the Mongol Empire".

Congressional politics ≠ clean politics. Based on historical facts, this book uses macro narrative and micro narrative as perspectives to show a huge picture of Japan's democratic development and reform since the Meiji Restoration. It allows you to appreciably and perceptibly appreciate the impact of the system and human nature, and eliminates previous misunderstandings of the history of Japanese democracy due to ignorance of the truth. It vividly and interestingly describes the democratic measures implemented by the Japanese government and the efforts of private individuals to maintain the democratic system. It can be said that this is a panoramic, seamless and transparent book that neither avoids nor exaggerates.

"History of Serbia" tells the complicated history of Serbia that has plagued the Balkan Peninsula for fifteen hundred years. In the 6th century, when the southern Slavs attacked the Byzantine Empire from the south, how did they first ignite the Balkan powder keg? How to successively establish independent principalities such as Serbia and Slovenia. What is the relationship between the Ottoman Turkish Empire's northern conquest of the Balkans and the demise of the Serbian Empire? Why did the Battle of Kosovo determine the fate of the entire Balkan Peninsula? How did the Ottoman Empire rule Serbia? How did Serbia achieve independence through the National Revolt? How did the Russo-Turkish War and the signing of the Treaty of Berlin balance the interests of the great powers in the Balkans? How did the Macedonian Revolt and the decisive battle between the Balkan Alliance and the Ottoman Empire affect the historical trend of the Balkan Peninsula? Why is the author convinced that Serbia's strategic location determines that the powder keg of the Balkan Peninsula will be ignited again? This book will answer it in detail.

A history of human civilization and a history of how humans rule. For much of premodern times, empires were the dominant form of human rule. Since the beginning of modern times, nation-states have been forged in the forges of the American Revolution and the French Revolution. Nationalism seems to have become the universal law of human domination. Empire became synonymous with invaders and colonialism, and was swept into the dustbin of history. However, modern nation-states have not completely solved human governance problems. National conflicts and great-power chauvinism have created war after war. Since the 21st century, with the in-depth development of globalization and multiculturalism, empire has become the object of people's attention again. Different from a large number of anti-imperialist histories written with the ruled as the protagonists, Professor Krishan Kumar takes a different approach and presents to us the rise and fall of the five world empires, the Ottoman, Habsburg, Russian, British and French empires, their governance experience and mission pursuit from the perspective of the imperial rulers and the subject nation.

As a country that has experienced three political systems: monarchy, republic, and empire and has continued to exist for more than a thousand years, the history of ancient Rome has always attracted people's thinking and research. This book is a brand-new history of Rome written by a world-class classicist who has accumulated more than 50 years of work. The author chooses the "Senate and People of Rome" (SPQR), the political hub of Rome, as the starting point. He cleverly and profoundly begins with the incident of Cicero versus Catiline in 63 BC, and passionately tells the story of Rome to readers. The book not only explores how Rome grew from an insignificant village in central Italy to an empire spanning three continents, but also reveals how the Romans viewed themselves and their achievements. Throughout, the author describes various stages of Roman history from both an external and internal perspective. At the same time, the book is also permeated with strong realistic concerns. When the author discusses Rome's military expansion, democracy, immigration, religious conflicts, social mobility, citizenship, exploitation and other issues, we will always see the shadow of today's world, and thus understand why ancient Rome is still important to us. The book has a grand framework but is full of vivid details. Although it makes extensive use of the latest achievements in archaeology, numismatics, and inscriptions, it rarely uses professional terminology. The author tells the "other side" of many stories in a plain and humorous way, challenging traditional views and presenting readers with a vivid and charming Rome that still has many unsolved mysteries.

If you're a fan of Game of Thrones or The Tudors, Dan Jones's brilliant, gripping medieval history is right up your alley. "The Empty Crown" is another magnificent epic written by British historian Dan Jones after "The Plantagenets". This book describes how the Plantagenet dynasty, which had the longest reign in England, fell apart and was replaced by the Tudors. Shakespeare's world is truly revealed in this book.

This is a "study of the French Revolution," not another history of the Revolution. In the book, Tocqueville tried to explain: Why is it that almost all of Europe has the same political system, and how do they collapse everywhere? Why did feudal privileges become more abhorrent to the French people than elsewhere? Why is the centralized administrative system a system of the Old Regime and not a creation of the Revolution or the Empire? Why were people in 18th-century France more similar to each other than people in other countries, yet at the same time separate and indifferent to each other? Despite the continuous progress of civilization, why was the situation of French peasants in the 18th century sometimes even worse than that of the peasants in the 13th century? Why did French literati become the country's main political figures in the 18th century? Why do the French prefer reform first and freedom later? Why does the administrative revolution precede the political revolution? The period of Louis XVI was the most prosperous period of the old dynasty. How did this prosperity accelerate the revolution?

"Fifty Years in China" by Leighton Stuart records China's most turbulent history in modern times, with detailed descriptions and analyzes of historical figures such as Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek. Looking at that period of history from today's perspective will give you a different kind of experience.

This book is the third part of the series. The book starts from Sima Xiangru's debut in chaos and ends with Huo Guang eradicating the "treacherous party" and taking power. After Liu Che came to the throne, he was ambitious to eliminate the previous situation of the Han Dynasty being weak and beaten, and deliberately cultivated a generation of iron army of the Han Dynasty to fight against the Xiongnu. Wei Qing and Huo Qubing came out of nowhere, sweeping the desert, arrogant among the heroes, and shocking the world. Unfortunately, Huo Qubing died young, the witchcraft turmoil in the harem resurfaced, Wei Zifu fell out of favor, and Prince Liu Ju's position was in jeopardy. A bloody power struggle was inevitably staged again.

Who said you have to dress up as a princess in time travel? Even if you become a small farmer, you can still dominate the world. Even if we have no food, clothing, shelter or transportation, we can still do whatever we want. Travel through time and become a child without a father or a mother Children have more rations but less food Relatives don't care about anything and just talk about it My brother is too young and can only rely on himself Fortunately, we have special powers. We can farm and grow flowers with one hand. "That vegetable, hurry up and grow it, and you are selling it for money!" Situ Mulian put her hands on her hips and pointed her fingers. Scene one: "Girl, you don't have an adult in your family, so my second uncle will help you keep the money." Situ Ying said with a smile. Situ Mulian also smiled and replied: "Second uncle! Although we are small, we can still keep our money well. Second uncle, on the other hand, if you believe me, I can keep it for you, otherwise I will spend it on others." When Situ Ying heard what Mulian said, she was so angry that she couldn't let outsiders take care of her own money. Scene two: "Sister Lian, the son of the Li family in the east of the city is so handsome! He is a perfect match for you!" Mulian's aunt was sitting cross-legged on the kang, cracking melon seeds and spitting out the skin of melon seeds, and said with a smile. "That's not true. The son of the Li family in the east of the city still can't tell who his father is and what his wife is asking for. Aunt, I don't think I can wait until he is 80 years old. If you are willing, you can consider it." Mulian leisurely held the book and said sarcastically. Scene three: "I can give you whatever you want." Dongfang Qi looked at the picturesque man with a gentle smile at the corner of his eyes and eyebrows. "As long as I live with you, I can watch the sun rise and set side by side with you, and grow old together like this, hand in hand." Mulian looked at the clasped hands and said with a crooked smile. Recommended articles from friends: Concubine http:\u002F\u002Fread. Xxsy. Net\u002Finfo\u002F374533. Html Situ Pingan My mommy is not easy to sell: http:\u002F\u002Fread. Xxsy. Net\u002Finfo\u002F385286. Html

"A Scoundrel's Self-cultivation" is a masterpiece of Lao She's humorous style, in which he appreciates the ugliness of human nature in a tearful smile. "Lao She's Works by Famous Illustrations Series: Lao Zhang's Philosophy·Cat City" uses dialects freely in the language and characters, and has a comic style in character creation. Mr. Lao She's status in modern Chinese literature is undeniable; after time has passed, his works exude an irresistible mellow appeal like fine wine.

After being involved in a car accident, Li Mengmeng woke up three months later with amnesia! Faced with the fact that she suddenly moved into a mansion and lived a life with only clothes to put on, she felt it was unreal. I had a vague feeling that something was wrong. The housekeeper of the mansion treats her like an old witch, but controls everything here; the real daughter of the mansion is eccentric and unstable, but she becomes the person closest to her; the young master of the mansion accidentally takes away her first kiss, and wants to squeeze into her chaotic dream and become a prince... Until one day, a stranger outside the villa calls out the name in her dream - "Xia Zhi", and her dual identity and memories come back to her mind. Which one is her real life? Can the eldest young master's tenderness be exchanged for her memory?

In a person's life, you will always meet that person who quietly walks into your heart, but you can't forget him no matter what. Two years ago, he was her unrelated brother. He was aloof and cold, but he always cared for her. Two years later, she chose to leave, and there was a gap in his heart. They spent countless days rising and falling with the deepest attachment to each other. However, when the unknown past was revealed, she went to find him without hesitation. Thousands of miles away in the mountains and rivers, in the vast wilderness, she saw him again. Exploring the scar on his chest, she asked him, "Are you ever afraid?" He chuckled calmly, "You were, but I was afraid that I would never see you again." He was not afraid of life and death, but he was afraid of being separated from the girl he loved. They believe that there will be no separation in this life.

Luwanxi is optimistic and simple. Friendship is the wealth that she values ​​​​extremely, but it has also become a shackles that she cannot bear. She has two good friends whom she cares about very much, the precocious and rebellious Lu Yidi, and the gentle and rational Tao Mengru. They grew up together, dependent on each other, but also in love with each other. Because of friendship, Luwanxi had to agree to Tao Mengru's excessive request and accept the love expression of Chongli, a boy she didn't like, just because she didn't want Tao Mengru to be hurt and disappointed. Lu Wanxi's beloved boy Lu An became the victim of Lu Yidi's violent boyfriend Yu Ruan, and she turned out to be an accomplice. They seem to have grown up overnight. Faced with the multiple entanglements of study, friendship, love, and growth, how should they choose? They are so proud and yet so small. They love vigorously and live in isolation. They are like strawberries, sweet and sour, sensitive, and brave regardless of their own circumstances. Even if they are in pain, they must move forward alone, and even if they are injured, they will never flinch.

[Two-way secret love, super healing sweet article] [You are the distance, the poem, the long love letter. The light passes through the mottled summer, I secretly like you] What should I do if I accidentally say in public that I want to pursue my male idol? What should I do if I accidentally make the front page of a school forum? Xu Zixin did both of these two things. Therefore, I was forced to become the school's Internet celebrity, which was very stressful. To her surprise, the male idol she promised to chase actually made a serious bet with her to see if she could catch him. This... Help! Xu Zixin, who has zero experience in flirting with men and only has secret crushes, posted a message asking for help, how to pursue a male idol online, etc. Super urgent! Finally, Xu Zixin plucked up the courage and attacked the male god with fear in her heart. Just after she finally caught up with her boyfriend, she discovered that in that inexplicable bet, he was actually betting on her to win!

After Kang Jian and Bai Yan broke up, their lives went through many twists and turns. Their love journey was long and they never knew the way back. The hands of fate were full of twists and turns. Where did their love end up? Are we forgetting each other in the world or are we letting each other know each other? Do you have a paper rose in your heart? A flower that never withers, a flower that stays new all year round in the long river of time, a flower that is green and beautiful in your purest years, a flower that grows old in your beauty, but you will still smile gently when you think about it. We all had beautiful first loves. We all treasure a shadow of our most beloved love in our hearts. Love is elusive, but marriage is very realistic. Love is a matter between two people, but marriage is a matter between two families. There are always reasons of one kind or another, but two people who love each other may not be able to walk to the altar of marriage side by side. What should you do if you can't marry the person you love?

The 28 stories trace back to the majestic and mysterious boyhood, and closely unfold the strange worldly events and intricate poetic thoughts that linger in the heart. Each story contains brilliant narrative energy and huge life records. Describe in detail the moist people in every corner of your heart. These stories tell about the ordinary things we have hidden for a long time, the turbulent emotions in the past, the touching secret love, and the heart-wrenching companionship.

Mo Sheng, who is indifferent by nature, is a manipulative and decisive person in the shopping mall, but he loves Lou Ling and dotes on her. Lou Ling thought that she and Mo Sheng would be happy forever, but she didn't know that all his love was just a premeditated revenge, and she was the target of his revenge from the beginning to the end. "Actually, everything should have ended as early as the day you fell in love with me. I was kind enough and gave you two more months to dream." She looked at that familiar yet unfamiliar face, and her heart fell into the abyss. "Did you ever love me?" She asked. His face was expressionless: "No." "That's good, otherwise I'm afraid that after I leave, you will stay up at night and miss you." "Actually, I don't love you either, all I love is your face that is exactly like his." A few months later, they met on a narrow road in a shopping mall, and she smiled like a flower at other men after she was reborn as a phoenix. He realized that he had missed the most beautiful scenery in the world.

In the purest river of youth, have you lost someone? The drama of love at first sight that took place in the midsummer of that year never ended. Have you fallen in love with someone you shouldn't have loved? You are worlds apart, but you still crave his warmth and light. In the years since then, you have tried many ways to forget, but no matter how hard you try or how exhausted you are, you still love him or her. Later, you finally gave in to the pain caused by this deep love. You finally understand that there is nothing you can do about not loving him or her. Seven years of secret love, nine years of humility. Maybe time will change everything you once cared about, but that boy has never changed. One day, he becomes your boy.

Before the marriage, Jiang Yasheng made a condition: When you find someone you want to marry, we will divorce. But when she filed for divorce, his answer was too strange, "Is there anyone you want to get married with? Make an appointment, and I will check it for you." Faced with a husband with a great imagination, Bailu was a little at a loss. What's going on when my husband interviews and finds a boyfriend? It's special enough for two big men to chat privately. But what shocked her even more was her husband's 360° change. He was so gentle and caring towards her. She suddenly realized: It turns out that I was pursued by my husband, but what about the divorce I had agreed to?

After Su Yeyi graduated from university, he went to Beijing to work alone and accidentally discovered that Yi Xu, a boy he had a fanatical crush on in college, also worked in the same company as him. The reunion in a different place sparked Su Yeyi's ignorant and innocent love. By chance, the two rented the same house near the company and officially started "living together". Even though the lonely and silent elite man Yi Xu lives under the same roof as Su Yeyi, he still treats Su Yeyi like a stranger. But I didn't expect that some things had changed unknowingly...

Some love is taboo. Over the years, I have been able to control my own people and not see them, but I cannot control my heart and not think about them. Extreme love will hurt, deep love will not last long. It's like drinking poisonous wine and seeing blood sealing your throat! Our relationship finally came to an end. Liang Sheng: When I was young, I thought that determination was the best way to achieve perfection. Later I learned that some people will never be forgotten for the rest of their lives. Jiang Sheng: We always have to keep proving that we are not in each other's hearts. Cheng Tianyou: It took him seventeen years to make you fall in love with him, then I will spend seventy years with you to forget him! Weiyang: I have the blood ring you gave me. I will never leave it for the rest of my life. You used it to imprison me for the rest of my life. Ke Xiaorou: You must love Lu Wenjun for me for the rest of your life! All my life!

I would like to dedicate this book to those days when you were alone, that soft heart wrapped in a hard shell, practicing alone. I hope that we can all have a warm and solid hug. The girly green demon "Alu Tavern" has opened warmly, taking you to see the desolation and warmth of this world. You are an animal that doesn't like to live in groups. You have sharp edges and corners on your body, but you have a soft heart. You haven't been in love for a long time, and sometimes you doubt whether you still have the ability to fall in love. Sometimes you wish you could live a more ruthless life so that you wouldn't be afraid of leaving yourself alone. Three months ago, you planned a short trip with him, but today you came here alone... All the lonely, frustrated, and unable to sleep people, welcome to this late-night tavern. There is good wine here and there are stories. What we have is luck, what we lose is life. Still have to fall in love. I hope we can all have a warm and solid hug in this world.

If you ask me who is the person I least want to meet in this world? Then I want to say it's you, but at the same time you are also the person I want to meet the most, because who said that I have already met you? In different time and space, different eras, two people who could never be related appeared in the same world. But even so, they still can't be together????. (If you want to know why, you will know after reading my book.) That's it, two people who could never be together in this life ended up together. ? There were so many funny things that made people laugh and cry and live performances that made them slap themselves in the face... There were so many funny things that happened between them that I can't even count them. Two people don't like each other but they have to be together The two of them love each other forever. During this period, I don't know how many Bai Lian, Green Tea???? And the male partner appeared to stop their love, but they were all "solved" by the male protagonist one by one. This is a unique adventure and a unique love. It can be said to be a kind of love in disguise???? ?: Baby, why do you like me? ?: Stars are moving for you. A wonderful love is waiting for you to enjoy, and it will definitely bring you a unique and wonderful performance. Stay tuned! My return and my new work "The Star Moves for You" Post a preview, friends, are you looking forward to it?

This book is Professor Yang Geng's first collection of academic essays, which reflects the author's continuous reflection on philosophy and culture over the past decades. The book includes a total of five articles: "Philosophical Reveries", "Cultural Thoughts", "Reading Notes", "Ideological Dialogue" and "Academic Lectures", but it is not limited by the format. "Philosophical Reverie" contains cultural reverie, and "Cultural Reverie" contains philosophical reverie. "Reading Notes" and "Ideological Dialogue" contain both philosophical reverie and cultural reverie, and "Academic Speech" is the crystallization of "Philosophical Reverie", "Cultural Reverie", "Reading Notes" and "Ideological Dialogue". As a collection of essays, this book is a fragment of thoughts and a spark of inspiration. It integrates the author's profound accumulation of philosophical research in a short space, embodying the characteristics of casual and flexible essays without losing the rigor of philosophical research. The lingering aftertaste after reading makes one close up and think deeply.

"The Record of Panic" is a collection of late essays by Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa, all of which are fragments of "fake diary". It is one of the author's masterpieces. It was a work that had been lost for a long time and was later collected and compiled by many Pessoa research experts. The author's stance changes from time to time in his essays. Sometimes he is a spiritual person, and sometimes he becomes a material person... This is the perseverance in the changes, the similarities in the differences, the firmness in the contradictions, and the clarity in the incomprehensible. It is this kind of spiritual temperament and this kind of breakthrough to the world alone that makes Pessoa praised by contemporary critics as "the core figure of European modernism", "an outstanding classic writer" and the writer "who can best deepen people's hearts".

Fernando Pessoa wrote under different names throughout his life. He remained unknown during his lifetime. His works only became popular after his death. He was not only considered an important writer in the history of Portuguese literature, but also hailed as "the core figure of European modernism". "The Book of Self-Determination" is a collection of Pessoa's essays, covering topics such as "Shakespeare", "sensationism", and "anarchism". Pessoa "called his shortcoming the beginning and the end", so some unfinished sentences can be seen in the text. Pessoa recorded the origin of his main synonyms in prose. He used synonyms to write about loneliness, which goes straight to the depths of people's hearts...

On New Year's Eve, my mother-in-law asked the mistress to bring her illegitimate son to the house to recognize her ancestors. She also forced me to recognize my illegitimate son and even tortured and killed my dog. After seeing their true colors, they finally suffered the consequences due to my crazy revenge.

A mysterious phone call slowly brought a marriage in crisis to the surface. It was obvious that I wanted to catch Han Cheng stealing, but why did he always seize the opportunity first? When insecurity is brewing, what should we do to protect our marriage? This is a battle of wits and courage between ex-husband and ex-wife! All kinds of cute things, all kinds of JQ!

If you were separated from your parents, how many times a year could you go back? How many days at a time? Do the math, how long can you get along with your parents in this life? Some say 100 days, some say 25 days, no matter how many days, the answer is always so sad. While your parents are still alive, do your part to show your filial piety. Even if it is a glass of water when your parents are tired, a piece of clothing when they are cold, or a thoughtful word when they are in pain, our parents who have worked hard all their lives will feel gratified and happy.