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In 1997, Li Jingyang returned to the starting point of modern medicine. With the regrets of his previous life, this time he once again stood on the opposite side of overseas pharmaceutical giants. This year, the Red Sea era of PD-1 has not yet arrived, and domestic drugs are still in their infancy... This year, overseas pharmaceutical giants have gradually begun to show their monopoly fangs, and the sky-high prices of imported drugs have made patients miserable... Until one day, the epoch-making drug king K-drug was born. Biological vaccines sprung up one after another, and cell therapy and gene drug therapy became routine methods... Hypertension, diabetes, leukemia, gastric cancer... When medicines are no longer scarce, when price is no longer an obstacle, when illnesses can be cured... People just realized that times are different! We have our own medical light!!!

A long realistic novel that tells you how to use your relationships with classmates to change your destiny! Classmates are a relationship.

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In this book, the well-known historian Ian Morris relies on a large historical perspective and a global perspective to clearly point out that what determines the rise and fall of Britain is its geographical elements, and the resulting issues related to identity, mobility, prosperity, security and sovereignty. The connection of sea routes promoted the exchanges and development between Britain and the European continent, and also opened up the grievances and grievances between the two sides that lasted for more than a thousand years. Whether to join the European Union for its own security and prosperity, or to safeguard sovereignty and people's identity and insist on independent development, has been a puzzle that has plagued this island for thousands of years. In the struggle and choice, Britain experienced the triangular trade, the establishment of the United Kingdom, the colonial world, and the industrial revolution... This small country gradually moved to the center of the world stage and realized its ambition to dominate the world. But in modern times, the Irish War of Independence, the depletion of two world wars, the wavering on whether to "Brexit", the rise of Eastern power... The empire, beleaguered internally and externally, became increasingly powerless, and gradually lost its way forward. The world stage and the core of development have shifted from the West to Asia, and the problems that have plagued Britain for more than a thousand years have quietly changed. Whether to firmly follow the United States, open up channels of cooperation with China, or become a hub connecting the United States, Europe and China has become a question that Britain in the 21st century has to think about. Looking back at the world, geographical relations have become the key to cooperation and conflict among countries. Perhaps we can also get a glimpse of China's next step on the world stage in this book.

This book spans 15,000 years of human development, focuses on the shift of the center of global civilization, and elaborates on major issues such as when the West began to dominate the world. It quantitatively describes the many factors that determine economic and social development trends, in order to trace the past, present, and future evolution of the economy and society.

This book takes the lives of four pirates as the main axis and vividly reproduces the historical scenes known as the Golden Decade of Piracy (1715-1725); the author attempts to reconstruct the image of pirates in the eyes of civilians in the colonies and its relationship with the American Revolution.

It is a must-read for business elites and politicians in Japan and South Korea, and a must-read for education! Wang Shi and Wang Wei wrote the preface, and Wu Xiaobo, Qin Shuo, and Wu Bofan jointly recommended it. After Nero's death, there was no longer a lineage of divine kings to inherit the vast Roman Empire. In the chaotic year 69 AD, the military took control of the political power. Three people were elected by the legions and proclaimed themselves emperors. The Germanic and Jewish peoples also took the opportunity to strive for independence. The turmoil of the civil war and the uncertainty of the throne made Roman citizens tired. Their enthusiasm was gone and they looked coldly at the world that was about to collapse. Under this series of tests, can Rome be reborn from the ashes?

At the end of the 20th century, the core area of ​​the original Kingdom of Poland-Lithuania had been divided into four modern countries named after their ethnic groups: Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania and Belarus. How did an early national concept evolve into four modern national concepts? Vilnius, Vilnia, Vilna, in this book, these subtly different names referring to the same city appear at both ends of the same sentence in a seemingly calm way. They are the background notes of the story told in this book, indicating a set of memories, ideas and discourses about "who am I", "where is my country" and "what is a nation". Spanning four centuries and four countries, by focusing on this land with a complex background of mixed ethnic groups, an extremely diverse political system, and a land that has been torn apart and even destroyed several times, Snyder attempts to reveal to us the mystery of the transformation of national concepts, tracing how concepts are interpreted, distorted, invented and abused, and how they cause deep suffering in the process of mutual derivation with more complex external forces, but also glow with new brilliance. More importantly, the author attempts to find answers to the ultimate question about the path to nationhood: How can we avoid the painful experiences along the way?

This book is an important historical work by Lucien Favre, the founder of the Annales School. By sorting out the historical development of the Rhine River, it reveals the internal factors of the proud peoples and countries on both sides of the Rhine River from ancient times to the present, thereby warning and predicting the future direction of relations between France and Germany, which are separated by the river.

Ackroyd's "Venice: The Marketplace of the Islands of Dusk" is an interpretation of Venice in the same vein as his acclaimed "London". Like "London," "Venice: The Marketplace of the Islands of Dusk" is a fluid writing adventure that revolves around several themes. Each chapter is based on historical facts and background. The portraits of Venice written by Peter Ackroyd have a unique novel-like charm and a poetic quality. Colorful and intoxicating. You couldn't ask for a better guide - reading "Venice: The Marketplace of the Islands of Dusk" is in itself a glorious journey to the ultimate city. Peter Ackroyd's narrative not only depicts objective facts, but is also rich in romantic legend, creating a vivid atmosphere of canals, bridges, squares in the sun, churches and markets, festivals and flowers. He takes us through the city's history, from the first refugees sailing into the mists of the lagoon in the fourth century, through the rise of a great commercial state, the founding of a trading empire, the wars against Napoleon, and today's tourist invasions. The book contains a vast world: the merchants on the Rialto Bridge, the Jews in the ghetto; the glassmakers on Murano; the masks of the Carnival and the miserable settlements of lepers; the artists Bellini, Titian, Tintoretto, and Tiepolo. And there are the lingering whispers of Venice-the dark corners and dead-ends, imprisonment and punishment, wars and sieges, gossip and seduction.

The year 1215 holds an extraordinary position in Britain's millennium history. At that time, John, the "King of Soft Swords," was busy appeasing the restless barons. The Magna Carta, which was of great significance to the world's legal and political systems, was born in such an environment and would have a profound impact on British democratic politics. At the same time, also in 1215, King John was once in a situation of internal and external difficulties. In the competition with the Capetian dynasty on the European continent, it gradually lost its advantage. A little further east, Innocent III made decisions at the Fourth Lateran Council that changed the fate of millions. Author Dan Jones once wrote the best-selling book "The Plantagenets". This time, he chose the unique year of 1215 to show readers every detail of this turbulent country. In addition to describing the magnificent political struggle, Jones also takes readers closer to the daily life of England in the 13th century: from the royal family to the clothing and diet of civilians; social order and legal justice; animal species and nobles who are keen on hunting; the living conditions of women and children, etc. There's even the strange mantras and quirks of King John and his family. In short, the book paints a vivid picture of England in this turning point and turbulent year.

A popular introductory book on "World War II", a classic work by an Oxford University professor and consultant to the Thatcher government, it is the best choice for a quick understanding of "World War II". After experiencing the devastation of World War I, people all over the world yearned for peace. Yet the victors value redistribution of interests more than stability. "World War I" was not the war that ended the war. The sparks of revenge jumped in the embers of "World War I". During World War II, former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill once said: "If we fail, the whole world, including the United States and all the countries we are familiar with and care about, will fall into a new abyss, a dark age that distorts science and is more dangerous or possibly longer." "World War II" is a nightmare that lingers in the minds of modern people. In this war, in a wave of despair and resentment, all ideas about human progress were rejected. For more than seventy years, its shadow has not dissipated. This book takes readers back to the thrilling and dangerous times of World War II, provides an in-depth analysis of how a European war turned into a world disaster, and recreates a long and fractured dark age that distorted science and human nature.

European civilization in the 27 years from 1789 to 1815 belonged to Napoleon's century. Napoleon was an unprecedented dictator, but paradoxically, he devoted his life to seeking order for France after the liberal riots. After his death, he once again became a son of the revolution, an enemy of absolutism and aristocracy, a symbol of the riots, and a moderate spokesman who constantly demanded freedom. Hegel believed that he was a world force with the meaning of transforming fragmentation into wholeness and chaos into profoundness. This zeitgeist is necessary to maintain order and end individualism, abuse of freedom and broken rule. From this perspective, Napoleon was a progressive force. Europe moved forward for half a century under his 15-year rule.

In 1870, the Franco-Prussian War broke out. French Emperor Napoleon III was quickly defeated and captured in Sedan. However, the collapse of the empire did not end the war. The newly established national defense government still held firm in Paris. The people of Paris suffered from shelling and hunger, and the French army's breakout and siege operations suffered disastrous failures. The defense government finally chose to humiliate Prussia and sue for peace. Anger and disappointment triggered the Commune Uprising that shocked the world. The author uses a large number of unpublished first-hand materials in this book to describe the climax of these dramatic 10 months. His shocking and superb writing skills and the direct records left by countless parties involved in the book make that distant history come alive again.

"Historical Records" is China's first biographical general history. The book is divided into ten tables, eight books, twelve annals, thirty aristocratic families, and seventy biographies, recording a history of more than 3,000 years from the legendary Huangdi era to the Yuanshouyuan period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. It not only records the deeds and important historical events of important historical figures from all walks of life, but also involves important discussions on the ritual and music system, astronomy and military laws, social economy, river geography and other aspects. Together with the later "Hanshu", "Houhanshu" and "Three Kingdoms", it is called the "First Four Histories". This edition is a hardcover collection. It selects the wonderful parts of the original text of "Historical Records", provides precise translations and annotations, and phoneticizes rare words for barrier-free reading.

Lin Zhou failed the college entrance examination. He didn't get an undergraduate degree but unexpectedly became the president of a university? Wait, why is my university's major so incompatible with other schools? Formation system, Sword Immortal system, Alchemy system... So, I inherited a cultivating university? ... Many years later, the spiritual energy of the Earth Star revived, the demon world was connected to the gate of the human world, and the demon clan invaded the Earth Star in large numbers. I originally thought it would be a crushing match against Earth Star, which had just revived its spiritual energy, but then why does Penglai University have so many powerful immortals? Wait, don't move the man with the sword in front. We have something to say...

As a mage, Ding Yi feels a lot of pressure! One moment he stabbed the heavily armored warrior to death, and the next moment he hacked to death the high-level swordsman! I accidentally cast a spell and killed a group of high-resistance mages in seconds! Ding Yi said... Why are you so fragile... It made me become a super murderer and was hunted down by guards every day...

"The Six-Part History of England" is the representative work of the historical writer Peter Ackroyd, which includes six volumes: "The Founding of the Empire", "The Tudor Dynasty", "The Age of Rebellion", "The Revolutionary Century", "The King of the World" and "Revolution". It writes the historical process of this legendary country in a magnificent way: how this once closed island country gradually turned into an empire with territories all over the world through religious reform, parliamentary system, technological and ideological revolution, as well as trade and colonial expansion; and how it repositioned itself in the new post-war order as the empire declined today and continued to influence the world. Ackroyd's writing conveys his deep attachment to this country that once stood at the apex of human civilization. It not only creates a history of struggle and innovation for the rise of a great power, but also creates a glorious national epic.

"The Six-Part History of England" is the representative work of the historical writer Peter Ackroyd, which includes six volumes: "The Founding of the Empire", "The Tudor Dynasty", "The Age of Rebellion", "The Revolutionary Century", "The King of the World" and "Revolution". It writes the historical process of this legendary country in a magnificent way: how this once closed island country gradually turned into an empire with territories all over the world through religious reform, parliamentary system, technological and ideological revolution, as well as trade and colonial expansion; and how it repositioned itself in the new post-war order as the empire declined today and continued to influence the world. Ackroyd's writing conveys his deep attachment to this country that once stood at the apex of human civilization. It not only creates a history of struggle and innovation for the rise of a great power, but also creates a glorious national epic. "Renovation" is the final volume of Ackroyd's "Six Parts of History of England". With the death of Queen Victoria and the tragic situation of the British army in the Second Boer War, the theory of the decline of the British Empire began to become rampant: it paid a heavy price for its strategic mistakes in the two world wars, and lost its colonies in the wave of national independence. The British Empire seemed to be in decline. But as the 20th century progressed, Britain relied on its own strength to complete the rise of the working class, the popularization of women's suffrage, and the construction of the welfare state. It also witnessed the prosperity of the Bloomsbury Group, the popularity of the Beatles, and the influx of colonial people. This ancient country, which has experienced rise and fall, will glow with new vitality in the new order of the 21st century.

"The Six-Part History of England" is the representative work of the historical writer Peter Ackroyd, which includes six volumes: "The Founding of the Empire", "The Tudor Dynasty", "The Age of Rebellion", "The Revolutionary Century", "The King of the World" and "Revolution". It writes the historical process of this legendary country in a magnificent way: how this once closed island country gradually turned into an empire with territories all over the world through religious reform, parliamentary system, technological and ideological revolution, as well as trade and colonial expansion; and how it repositioned itself in the new post-war order as the empire declined today and continued to influence the world. Ackroyd's writing conveys his deep attachment to this country that once stood at the apex of human civilization. It not only creates a history of struggle and innovation for the rise of a great power, but also creates a glorious national epic. "The Founding of an Empire" is the first volume of Ackroyd's "Six Parts of History of England", covering the long historical period from the beginning of British civilization to the fall of the Plantagenet dynasty. This volume not only discusses the political and military history of prehistoric Stonehenge, Roman rule, the invasion and conquest of Anglo, Saxon and Jute tribes, the establishment of the Kingdom of England, the Norman Conquest, the Wars of the Roses and the rule of medieval kings, but also explores the origin of the English nation, religious and spiritual life, the formation of customary law, the creation of parliamentary system and the signing of the Magna Carta and other cultural and institutional history. It was through the people's lives, political events and institutional innovations during this period that the British Empire laid a solid foundation for its prosperity.

[Single female protagonist] [Qian Renxue] [Wujiangzhi] Previous name: "Douluo: Revenge of the Gods from the Death of Qian Renxue God" Ye Li became an eighty-ninth level Soul Douluo at the age of sixteen and became an elder of the Wuhun Palace. It's a pity that he was born at the wrong time, as the decisive battle at Jialing Pass had already arrived. Faced with a situation of inevitable defeat, Qian Renxue sealed him away with tears. Five years later. When Ye Li broke through the seal and returned, the entire continent had completely changed. "The Wuhun Palace was destroyed, Bibi Dong died in battle, Qian Renxue's divine throne shattered and disappeared..." Standing on the ruins of Jialing Pass. Ye Li stared blankly at the sky, a tear falling down. He was unwilling to accept the already doomed ending... "I want this god to be able to no longer cover my eyes, and I want all the angels to be buried with him in this land!" During the Second God War. Tang San looked at the multiple gods on Ye Li's body and finally panicked, "I'm just making a fool of myself, do you think the hanger is the real body?" The voice of the late Yu Xiaogang floated in the three realms, "This is not only a top-level martial spirit, even the divine king's martial spirit is not better than him..." The Shrek Seven Gods finally perished, and the major sects collapsed one by one. He created his own divine throne, and the God of Destruction offered it to him. The God of the Seven Elements was willing to surrender. All of this comes from the underestimated Star Douluo - Ye Li!

You collect five elixir materials, add bluestone energy to start refining, and get five elixirs. You collect five magic weapon materials, add bluestone energy to start refining, and get five magic weapons. You collect five fairy weapon materials, add bluestone energy to start refining, and get five fairy weapons. Although the resources in this world are extremely scarce, the problem is not that big. (There are already works with millions of words, so feel free to jump in)

When Lessing looked back at the 20th century and her own life, she saw a series of large-scale mass events, a dance of emotions, and a flurry of fanatical partisan enthusiasm. The constant occurrence of these things prevents us from thinking rationally. In this book, Lessing addresses the major question we as humans currently face: How often do we fall under the sway of our savage instincts? How can advances in psychology and technology be used by experts to turn them into tricks on us? How did we become prisoners of group consciousness, repeating the history of party unity and opposition? By sharing her life experience, political life, ideological process, and keen observation of society, combined with the latest psychological experiments and interesting historical anecdotes, Lessing drew a portrait of this divided era and also provided us with a new possibility of examining the world and ourselves.

Benjamin once said that all great literary works are exceptions, and Marcel Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" is among the most unfathomable of these exceptions. This seven-volume masterpiece is known as "the most beautiful text and the most difficult to read novel". It is a symbol of French literature. It has an incredible synthesis of its own, which combines the cohesion of a mystic, the skill of a master of prose, the edge of a satirist, the learned memory of a scholar and the self-awareness of a paranoid in an autobiographical work, and it is written with great interest. It seems that there has never been a work with such rich and complex beauty, but at the same time so clear and elegant.

This book is a collection of Goethe's remarks and activities compiled by Goethe's assistant Eckermann. Many people naturally read it as Goethe's biography; but I think it more directly and prominently reveals Goethe's thoughts on literature, art, aesthetics, philosophy, natural science, etc., So it can also be called "Goethe's Conversations" - just like "On "Yu" embodies the broad thoughts of Confucius. In the form of "talk", it embodies the thoughts of the "author" (here, the real author should be Goethe) more flexibly and multi-faceted. It is not limited by time and space, and is not bound by logical thinking. It is a direct presentation of the author's spiritual outlook, and it is also the closest window for us to read and understand Goethe.

"Joy and Day" is a work of Proust's youth. It was written between 1892 and 1895 and was first published in 1896. It is the only work published during his lifetime besides the first four volumes of "In Search of Lost Time". The genres of "Joy and Time" cover short stories, poems and essays. The great themes of "In Search of Lost Time", such as the memories of beautiful childhood, the warmth of family, the comfort of friendship, the endless twists and turns of love, the fragrant clothes and shadows of the upper class, and the profound thinking about literature and art, have all sprouted and bloomed in this book.

The novel collection "Ling Luo" selects six short stories and short stories by the well-known contemporary female writer A Yuan published in famous domestic literary journals, including national award-winning novels. A Yuan's works are said to be "as confusing as classical poetry". He is a typical academic writer. These short and medium-sized novels are exquisitely conceived, with unique language style and profound connotation. Many characters in the works are lifelike and have their own characteristics.

"Tess of the D'Urbervilles" is Hardy's masterpiece and one of the "Wessex Series". It describes the tragic fate of a rural girl. Hardy called the heroine "a pure woman" in the novel's subtitle, openly challenging the hypocritical social morals of the Victorian era. Zhang Guyuo is famous for his successful translation of three of Hardy's novels: "The Return of the Native", "Tess of the d'Urbervilles", and "Jude the Obscure". Among them, the translation of "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" is the most popular among readers.

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The final masterpiece of Japanese literary master Yasushi Inoue's life won the Noma Prize for Literature and Art, and was hailed as a "little historical pearl". As a teacher, why did Confucius travel around the world? Confucius is like a vagabond, why can he attract so many fans? When did Confucius start to have the idea of ​​"governing the world"? How could Confucius stand out in such troubled times where the smoke of war and the collapse of rituals and music were ruined? Why did the Analects of Confucius become a required book for kings from generation to generation? Why can Confucius' thoughts become the "Bible" of the vast East for more than two thousand years? One question: What is the core secret of Confucius becoming "Confucius"?

"Lakeside of Lamp" is a new novel by Japanese young novelist Nanae Aoyama. It is a story about persistence and escape, confinement and growth. Kume Touko is nicknamed by her friends as \

This book is divided into three parts: "Spring", "Autumn" and "Winter", vividly showing the failed life of Harry Morgan, an "individualist". In "Spring", Morgan was engaged in the business of renting out fishing boats. He was forced to make a living by transporting "live goods" (smugglers) for others. In order to protect himself, he did not hesitate to risk his own life and got into a lawsuit with his life; in "Autumn", Morgan was engaged in the business of smuggling spirits and lived a life of "licking blood on the edge of a knife"; Although he killed the group of terrorists on the yacht, he was also shot and died. This is one of Hemingway's works that has aroused strong controversy among critics.

On the last day before summer vacation, Mr. S did not come to school and hanged himself at home. I clearly saw his body, but the body disappeared and no one believed what I said. Seven days later, Mr. S actually turned into a spider and appeared in front of me, claiming that he had been killed. What I could do for him was to find his missing body... During those days, the cats and dogs disappeared; that summer vacation, my partner left; that summer, the most beautiful sunflowers did not bloom...

This time Philip Marlowe was commissioned by a big-name lawyer to track a mysterious red-haired woman. Such a task is a piece of cake for Detective Marlowe. He easily located the hotel where the girl was staying and set up camp in the room next to her. However, after learning that the girl was being blackmailed by a despicable person, Marlowe felt a touch of tenderness in his heart. Should he be a loyal eagle dog and take the money and leave, or should he be a dashing gentleman and a hero who saves beautiful women? Faced with such a problem, the upright, brave and romantic Marlowe can only make one choice...

Can a woman survive without being a villain? The wife Nobuko Shiokawa is dignified and virtuous, and is a standard traditional woman. However, her husband Hongji Shiokawa has long been separated from her. But what the husband is looking forward to is not just a simple divorce, he even wants to squeeze out the last bit of value from his wife. So, he first defrauded his wife's natal family of a huge sum of money, and then instigated his lover to seduce others in an attempt to defraud his wife into evidence of her infidelity. Hongzhi thought he had set up a flawless scam, but he didn't expect that a more terrifying force was targeting him. And how will the wife choose to fight back after her admirer committed suicide and her family was defrauded of a huge sum of money?

The young girl Carrie White lives in a single-parent family. Her mother, Margaret White, is a fervent Christian who paranoidly believes that women must maintain extreme purity. Margaret has restricted Carrie's growth since she was a child. Not only did she neglect to provide her with physical guidance, but she also intensified her restrictions on her various freedoms, causing Carrie, who was of average stature and appearance, to develop a withdrawn and autistic character. Carrie did not experience menarche until she was sixteen years old. When she was helpless and asked for help from her classmates, she was laughed at crazily by them. And this is just an episode in their habit of teasing and bullying Carrie. But what is unexpected is that Carrie has the ability to control objects with her mind. Carrie, who cannot bear the insult, slowly learns to use this super power to fight back in self-defense. Once, due to the kindness of her classmates and teachers, Carrie was invited by a handsome boy to attend a high school graduation prom. Unexpectedly, when the prom reached its climax, she was cruelly teased by her classmates who had malicious intentions towards her. In grief and anger, Carrie used her powerful ability to control objects with her mind to turn the prom, the campus and even the entire town into a living hell...

Mark Savoie is drawn into a life-and-death battle, all stemming from an unsolved Cold War mystery involving his first love, and a time when Russia is in the midst of change. Mark Savoie, the former CIA station chief in Azerbaijan, was newly married and his daughter was just born. His spy leasing business in Central Asia was also very successful. Then he received a call from the U. S. Embassy in Tbilisi, Georgia. One of his spies, 72-year-old Larry Bland, had died of a heart attack in the hotel. He boarded a plane to Tbilisi, then entered the hotel room where Bran died, and was surprised to find an oil painting, which showed a woman he was very familiar with... The next four days were the most violent and thrilling four days in his life: he must fight against the nightmares of the past and protect himself and the future of the country he loved.

A heartwarming and "healing" work by Shoji Shimada, the master of Japanese reasoning! The ultimate meaning of reasoning is not to solve the puzzle, but to redeem the desperate heart. The fearless sacrifice for strangers and the devotion of family members that melt away all resentment in the world. The "God of Reasoning" integrates selfless love into exquisitely designed reasoning, which is majestic, warm and moving. Meeting someone by chance can provide you with unforgettable warmth. The overlap of cups and plates reveals the obsession and relief deep in history and emotions. Mystery writer Ishioka was invited by female college student Satomi to attend classes at an English conversation school. He met a lonely old man Ohtawara, and the three became close friends. Ohtawara, who has a gentle temperament but behaves strangely, mysteriously disappeared after hosting Ishioka and Satomi at a Christmas Eve banquet. A series of confusing events followed. Mitarai, a famous overseas detective, came to help, and a sad past event surfaced...

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is one of the masterpieces of the world-famous French science fiction novelist Jules Verne. The author lets readers board the "Nautilus" and travel under the sea for nearly ten months at an average speed of twelve kilometers per hour. As Captain Nemo and his "guests" enjoy the ever-changing strange landscapes and various creatures on the seabed, the voyage has climaxes, including undersea hunting, visiting undersea forests, exploring the ruins of Atlantis under the sea, salvaging treasures from a Spanish shipwreck, witnessing the funeral of the Coral Kingdom, fighting with giant spiders, sharks, octopuses, repelling the siege of the indigenous people, etc.

On February 13, 2082, 65,536 alien probes surrounded the Earth. At first, they were like countless black holes embedded in the atmosphere. Later, they burned out together, triggering simultaneous resonance of all radio signals on the Earth and in geosynchronous orbit. Every infrared telescope could only see a snowflake. A brief, bright glimpse from an unknown creature. The Earth detected the source of the signal and sent three teams to the source - a comet in the Kuiper Belt near the orbit of Neptune, Burns-Caulfield to conduct surveys. The first two teams were both unmanned detectors. When the second wave of unmanned probes was about to approach, Burns-Caulfield, which had man-made instruments buried in the core of the star, exploded.

This book is one of the 007 collection series and was adapted into the movie "Dr. No". In the novel, the British government sends Bond to Jamaica to investigate a missing intelligence officer. After several investigations, Bond discovers that the case is related to Dr. No on Crab Point Island. With the help of the locals, Bond sneaked into Crab Point Island and met the beautiful wasteland beauty Honey. After evading pursuit and being unfortunately captured, Bond entered the mysterious world created by Dr. No and discovered Dr. No's shocking conspiracy - a technical intelligence center capable of controlling global missile launches to threaten countries around the world and then control the world. At this moment, what awaits Bond is an extremely horrific death test designed by Dr. No for him and Honey.

Directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Sean Penn, the original work of the Oscar-winning movie "Mystic River" is on the New York Times bestseller list; it is not only a good crime novel, but also a great masterpiece that has entered the palace of classic literature. "You got into that car and you shouldn't have come back. They put poison in your brain, and you should die alone and quietly." When they were children, Sean, Jimmy and David were die-hards. They went to school together, rode bikes together, and got into group fights together. But one day, David was dragged into a car on the street. This sudden change was like poisoning their brains, and their friendship was shattered to pieces. Twenty-five years later, a girl is killed, and the murder ties the trio back together. "You know that everyone's choices in the story are excusable, but you are still entangled with the irreversible lives of those little people and feel tight in your chest."

This book is one of the "Comprehensive Translation of Detective Di Gong of the Tang Dynasty: Gao Luopei's Embroidered Portrait Edition". A series of murders led to the theft of imperial pearls that occurred in the palace many years ago. The case was confusing and complicated, and the people involved were all local antique dealers or people who liked antiques. Di Renjie finally made the case known to the world through careful reasoning and detailed analysis of the complex case. He also found the imperial pearl that had been lost for many years and returned it to the palace.

Colonel Bardas Loredan, an outstanding court swordsman and feared by the prairie people, came to the small island of Scona. At this time, he could only survive under the protection of his brother and eldest sister. As the struggle between the small island and the big conglomerate escalates, the three siblings each have their own plans, plus the islander brothers and sisters with keen business sense, the former city-state college dean who relies on others, and the loyal and capable assistant who always cares about Badas... Everyone, either voluntarily or forced, invariably makes the situation more and more chaotic. In this birthplace of the invincible scorching sun, no one realizes that Yuan Principle is above all else, and uses powers they cannot understand. Some of the costs are immediately visible, while others are waiting for them in the distant future.

To escape his brother, Bardas Loredon took a job in the Empire. In order to reunite with his brother again, Gorgos Loreden invaded his hometown and asked the empire for a chance to be close to his brother in exchange for offering his country. The empire swallows everything, and the torrent of destiny will correct itself. The dead dean of the city-state academy, the leader of the prairie people who had no way to seek revenge, the islander brother and sister who accidentally reversed history, the Loredan elder sister who could foresee the future, and Bardas Loredan who should have died... Under this powerful and ruthless force, everyone returned to their place. Is there still a chance for Gorgos, who longs to be reunited, to find his brother?

He fought, drank, sold his soul, made pacts with the devil... But he was the greatest writer in the world.

"My Sixteenth Concerto," he said to me with a smile, and I could just see him in the dim light of the cell, "for now, I think it should be called an unfinished piece."

Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit who lives in an underground cave and loves a comfortable life, is suddenly led into an epic adventure by the wise wizard Gandalf one day. Bilbo and the thirteen dwarves went through all kinds of hardships to regain the treasure from the dragon Smaug. During the journey, he also accidentally discovered a small ring that would later change the history of Middle-earth and laid the foundation for the story of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. This book contains more than thirty color and black-and-white illustrations drawn by Tolkien for "The Hobbit", many of which are published with the text for the first time and are extremely precious.

In order to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, the young man took his wife and dog to the lush grassy Musashino to relax and settle down. However, after retreating to a remote place, anxiety and hallucinations often attacked him... The work shows the changing seasons of Musashino in a poetic style, profoundly expressing the melancholy, anguish and hesitation of urban youth facing youth, and is full of decadence and ennui at the end of the century. "Pastoral Melancholy" is a masterpiece by Haruo Sato, a master of Japanese aesthetic literature. Its prose-like graceful style and unique aesthetic expression are inspired by the mysterious aestheticism of Oscar Wilde and Edgar Allan Poe, as well as the Monogatari literature represented by Aki Ueda. At the same time, it is its own school of its own and has a profound influence on Chinese and Japanese writers such as Dazai Osamu and Yu Dafu. This book contains Haruo Sato's classic masterpieces "Pastoral Trilogy", "Pastoral Melancholy", "Spanish Dog House", "Aju and Her Brother" and "Beautiful Street Market" and "Open the Window", two masterpieces with alternative styles.