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With his amazing memory and superb writing skills, Hemingway recreates the hunting experience in the deep mountains and old forests of Africa, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the thrilling scenes of the author's battle of wits and courage with animals, and hear the unique African lion's roar and twist. At the same time, Hemingway also vividly It vividly describes the competitiveness and jealousy displayed in the process of competing with Carl, and "anatomizes" himself mercilessly, showing the frankness of a man and the personality charm of a real man. It is the best book for readers to experience Hemingway's unique charm up close.

Japanese miscellaneous cooking - Murakami's taste of trivia and survival. Fifty "rather problematic" personal essays by the "rather problematic" Haruki Murakami. Murakami is a little lucky, a record fanatic, a sukiyaki lover, and in short, an idler who loves cats. This book has been serialized in the magazine "anan" since March 2000, spanning a year and including 50 essays. "Pizza", "records", "Rhodes Island", "Virginia Woolf", "donuts", these keywords alone are enough to attract the attention of all Murakami fans. Of course, it also includes many new topics, such as "Burned Bras", "Persimmon Seed Problem", "Carrot King", etc. Among them, "Chicken Sukiyaki", "Thick Roll Sushi", "Hand Roll" and many other topics related to Japanese cuisine, the entire collection of essays is full of Murakami flavor. What is particularly impressive is that it starts with "About a Suit", a memory of attending the Newcomer Award Ceremony of "Portrait" as a writer, and then examines "death", one of the main themes in Murakami's works, while quoting lines from Chandler's novels, and ends with "Saying Goodbye." "I feel that in the corresponding background and music, I was able to successfully say goodbye to the twentieth century from a personal perspective." (Say Goodbye) This last sentence shows that this book marks an important point in Murakami's maturity or transition period as a writer.

This book was originally an untitled manuscript written by Hemingway in Cuba after returning from a safari in East Africa from 1953 to 1954. The writing process was interrupted several times and was ultimately not completed. In 1999, the 800-page manuscript was compiled and published by his son Patrick on the occasion of the centenary of Hemingway's birth. Hemingway's close friend "Old Man" was a legendary hunter who asked Hemingway to take over the safari camp after Hemingway came to Africa for the second time. At this time, tensions were rising among the several tribes, and it was rumored that a group of Kamba people who had escaped detention and sworn to join the Mau Mau movement were threatening to attack Hemingway's camp. Hemingway, on the one hand, shoulders the responsibilities of a leader, and on the other hand, he has to help his wife hunt down a lion before Christmas. In Africa, what is real at first light becomes an illusion by midday. Later, the attack that the Kamba people claimed to launch dissipated like the morning mist illuminated by the dawn.

"The Viscount in Two" is one of Calvino's "Our Ancestors" trilogy. The "Our Ancestors" trilogy includes: "The Non-Existent Knight", "The Viscount Split in Two" and "The Baron in the Trees". These three stories represent the three stages leading to freedom, and are about the experience of how people realize themselves: strive for in "The Non-Existent Knight" Survival, the pursuit of a complete life that is not ravaged by society in "The Viscount in Two", and a path to wholeness in "The Baron in the Trees" - a non-individualistic wholeness achieved through unswerving efforts towards personal self-determination. On the battlefield in the Middle Ages, Viscount Medardo leaped on his horse and drew his sword, but was blasted in half by a Turkish cannon. A complete man is thus divided into half a villain and half a saint. "It's not just me who is torn and mutilated, but so are you, everyone," he said.

"I Want to Uproot Loneliness for You" is a collection of Natsume Soseki's classic essays. It includes Natsume Soseki's classic prose works "Nagahi Sketches" and "Memories" and other famous prose works. Natsume Soseki's prose profoundly describes all living beings in Japan's Meiji era society, reflects various vivid life scenes and figures of that era, and leaves a mirror of the times for future generations. The thoughts are profound and the language is vivid. It reads like flowing clouds and water, which is pleasing to the eye. Has strong readability.

In a cell in a prison in Buenos Aires, Argentina, there are two prisoners, one is a political prisoner Valentin, and the other is a gay Molina, an undercover agent sent by the secret service to Valentin. A wonderful dialogue unfolded between the two, presenting scenes where movies and reality intersect. After the book "Kiss of the Spider Woman" was published in 1976, it was translated into many languages. The charm of the novel quickly spread and was transformed into various forms of expression: the musical has been performed for many years and has become a Broadway classic; the film adaptation has had a huge impact.

Keigo Higashino wrote a mystery novel specifically for elementary school students. Reading mystery novels is the best way to train young people to think carefully. I am an elementary school substitute teacher. The school didn't take me seriously, and the students knew that I wouldn't last long. I don't like being a teacher, my ideal is to become a mystery novelist. I don't expect students to like me, and I don't want to talk about big ideas, but I will never be vague about teaching seriously. I can't help it, I'm just such an upright person. Strangely enough, every time there were students who were reluctant to let me leave, saying that I was a good teacher, and some would cry. This time I came to the second class of fifth grade at Ichimonji Elementary School. Unexpectedly, something big happened the next day! So I solved the case along the way, and leaving with doubts is not my style.

This book won the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Novel (1954) and is also Chandler's masterpiece. The author's ambition and self-revelation resonate extremely strongly with the protagonist, the noble detective Marlowe. The story revolves around a love-murder case that everyone in New York's upper class wants to cover up, but Marlowe insists on pursuing it to the end. The underworld, the white street, the political world and the police are performing scenes of entanglement, filth and depravity. As the truth approached, Marlowe realized that from the moment he was involved in this conspiracy, he was saying the longest goodbye to this double betrayal of friendship and love.

Why did Anne Ernault, who took herself as the starting point of her writing, reverse her writing perspective and focus on the outside world? The answer lies in this social observation record spanning seven years (1993-1999). From the war in Bosnia to social issues such as poverty and AIDS, from the terrorist attacks on the Paris subway to subtle interactions with ordinary store clerks, Ernault attempts to reach the reality of an era by capturing a large number of snapshots of people's daily lives. The feeling of time passing does not come from ourselves. It comes from outside, from children growing up, from neighbors who move away, from those who grow old and die. --"The Life Outside" "The Life Outside" is a perfect example of the reason for the existence of the act of writing. --"Le Monde"

"The Written World and the Non-written World" is Calvino's experience in writing, publishing and translating throughout his life. Calvino redraws the boundaries between the literal world and the non-literary world. Words are always breaking through silence, knocking on the walls of prisons, and affecting this non-word world.

Hemingway published a long article on Spanish bullfighting in 1930. Based on this, he published the "Bullfighting Book" "Death in the Afternoon" two years later. In the book, he gave a very detailed and in-depth introduction and discussion of bullfighting, pointing out that the matador's life and death performance in the bullring has a strong appeal, "can make people intoxicated, make people feel immortal, and make him fascinated." "Although this enchantment is short-lived, it is as profound as the soul leaving the body." It also extended from bullfighting to discuss the theory and specific principles of novel creation, as well as his profound insights into death.

A witty and atypical guide to life, telling us how to take a meaningful vacation, how to travel with salmon, how to avoid talking about football, how to take a train in the United States, how to talk about animals, and even how to become a Knight of Malta... Joking, provocative, and humorous, it is an incredible combination of profoundness and worldliness. With his naughty wit and genius-like cynicism, Eco answers questions we have never thought of and questions the answers we are accustomed to. Football, porn, and coffee pots, these seemingly "brainless" topics, become both interesting and profound in his writing, leading us to peek into the absurdity of modern life.

"Border Nearby" is Haruki Murakami's travel diary from 1990 to 1995. He traveled to Mexico, the United States, China and Japan. His trip to Northeast China in 1991 was his only trip to China. It inspired him to write his largest novel "The Journey of Strange Birds", which was of great significance to his creative career.

Chasing animal tracks in the melting snow, reading the history of oak tree rings, and listening to the long calls of migrating geese... This book records the author Leopold's experience of ecological restoration on a farm in Wisconsin, USA. The book is arranged in the order of the four seasons, and the writing style is lyrical, vivid, and highly contagious. The beautiful descriptions of rural life in the book have had a huge impact on the writing tradition of American nature literature. From another perspective, this book also profoundly explains the relationship between man and nature from the perspectives of philosophy, ethics, aesthetics and cultural tradition, trying to reawaken people's love and respect for nature.

Want Calvino to take you to see an exhibition at the Center Pompidou, pick out new books at Shakespeare and Company, or travel to Japan, Mexico and Iran? Let's read "The Traveler Who Collected Sand". "The Traveler Who Collects Sand" is a collection of essays by Calvino about visiting exhibitions, reading, and traveling. In a imaginative way, he tells us how to hold our breath while watching an exhibition, how to be attentive and wandering, how to draw from other sources while reading, and how to follow the local customs while being aloof from the world. Calvino used his endless imagination to transcend the original limitations of these articles. He not only saw the world traveled by travelers from the sand collection, but also saw the core of existence of millions of phenomena in reading and traveling.

This book is a selection of articles written by the famous British classical scholar Mary Beard on her blog "The Life of a Cambridge Professor" from 2006 to 2008. In these articles, Professor Beard talks about ancient and modern times, elucidates the subtleties, and shows readers a Cambridge professor's thoughts and suggestions on teaching and education, Greece and Rome, and current affairs and politics. Where did the lip prints on the sculpture come from? What did the Romans wear under their togas? Do physicists need French? How to do a good interview at Oxford and Cambridge? In Professor Beard's sharp and interesting writing style, a colorful picture scroll is unfolding.

This book is Maugham's reading experience and experience. It contains his book list and his comments and reviews of European and American writers. It is a good reading guide.

"Pillow" is a collection of Seishonagon's essays. It has 305 paragraphs in total and is divided into three categories: collection, diary, and random thoughts. It writes about the natural scenery of the four seasons, the aristocratic elegance of the Heian period, interesting things in daily life, and the fleeting beauty of all natural things, etc. It is Seishonagon who uses casual, delicate, and poetic writing to record "what he sees with his own eyes and thinks in his heart." The whole work is written in an elegant style, full of taste and philosophy, and presents the bright and free life attitude of Qing Shao Na. "Pillow Grass" was written around 1001. It was the first of Japanese essay literature. It is one of the "Three Great Essays of Japan" together with "The Book of the Hojo" and "Takuranso". Together with "The Tale of Genji" it is one of the "Twin Jewels of Heian Literature". It is a classic work that cannot be bypassed to understand Japanese essay literature.

"Faulkner's Letters" includes letters that Faulkner intended to publish, as well as recommendations on book jackets, newspaper advertisements and revelations. Faulkner's wisdom, knowledge, imagination, talent and sense of humor are fully reflected in this book. This collection of non-fiction essays provides a glimpse into some aspects of Faulkner as an artist and as a human being. These articles, while showing us what this extremely passionate, extremely complex, and extremely secretive writer was willing to reveal to the public during the last forty years of his career, also allow us to gain a better understanding of his person and his work.

"The Story of Lena Fox", as the name suggests, is an animal story book. In this animal world, the weak often become the strong meat, the fools often serve as the wise servants, and the rebellious minister and traitor who causes trouble and makes chickens and dogs restless is a cunning fox. He relies on his intelligence and likes to use little tricks. He will inevitably bully the weak, but he also dares to deal with powerful enemies and even teases the arrogant Lion King. It is written in the book that all birds and beasts are humane, and foxes, wolves, rabbits and sheep are also knowledgeable about the world. Therefore, this animal world is somewhat a reflection of human society in the Middle Ages at that time. This is a book that is humorous and full of life philosophy. You can experience the various aspects of life in the world while making people laugh. "The Story of Lena Fox" vividly describes the intrigues and battles of wits among animals. It is very interesting to read because of the constant jokes. There are many versions of this book in France. In order to find a good version, the translator consulted various French versions. After comparison, based on Mrs. Girov's modern adaptation, he selected some of the wonderful passages from other books, organized them into more than 20 chapters, and translated them into Chinese. Please enjoy them.

A landmark figure in the history of modern Japanese literature, the "national writer" Natsume Soseki's famous "Love Trilogy" divides love into three forms: lovesickness, love, and marriage. From scratch, from ignorance to maturity, he writes about the reality and helplessness on the hesitant life. It includes three volumes of "Sanshirō", "The Next Thing" and "The Gate", which are still recommended readings for Japanese high schools. The text is simple, humorous, vivid and touching. It directly criticizes hypocritical secular morality and various social ills, and is a baptism of youth for young people who have just entered the society and are hesitant to explore.

This novel is based on the love entanglement between the hero and heroine Darcy and Elizabeth due to pride and prejudice. Darcy is arrogant, arrogant, indifferent, and unruly, representing "arrogance"; Elizabeth is smart, wise, willful and straightforward, but biased. Finally, after thousands of twists and turns and all kinds of spiritual cleansing, the hero and heroine put aside their arrogance and prejudice, love bloomed passionately like a pure flower, and the two finally got married.

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The story told in "Vampire" begins in the early 19th century, when a strange British aristocrat named Ruthven was active in London's upper class. The young Aubrey developed a strong curiosity about Ruthven and traveled with him. The two broke up in Rome because of different interests. Aubrey went to Athens alone, where he met a beautiful woman. However, the latter died of a vampire attack on a stormy night, and Aubrey became ill as a result. Lord Ruthven then came to Athens to take care of Aubrey, and after he recovered, the two traveled together again. The two encountered robbers on the way, and Ruth was seriously injured. Before she died, Aubrey made Aubrey swear to conceal his death. Then Aubrey returned to London and learned that his sister was engaged, and her fiancé was the dead Lord Ruthven! The word vampire first appeared in 1732. The "London Daily News" in March of that year published a strange thing that happened in Hungary: a mercenary named Arnold Paul turned into a vampire after his death and killed people. When people dug his body out of the grave, they found that the body was still fresh and showed no signs of decay, but pure and bright red blood flowed from his seven orifices, just like the legendary vampire. In 1745, three British gentlemen published a European travelogue in a newspaper, introducing German folk vampire rumors to British readers. The travelogue wrote: "These vampires are believed to be the corpses of dead people... Walking out of the grave at night, sucking the blood of many living people, and even killing them." However, the story of vampires was gradually forgotten, and it did not make a comeback until the early 19th century.

This is a collection of mystery short stories written by Natsuhiko Kyogoku, the master of Japanese monster reasoning. It contains a total of 6 short stories including "Nightmare Fate" and "Nightmare Scene".

At this time, when you turn this page, it is equivalent to sitting across from me and listening to my story. Two wine glasses were placed between us. Your glass is full. Mine is always empty. You asked me: "Since the wine glasses are placed, why don't you drink?" I said: "To save." "Save what?" You asked curiously. "Rescue a memory about murder." You smiled, thinking I was joking. I laughed too and immediately told you the story of the murder. Before the murder, I heard a voice: "Gosh!"

A blockbuster work by Meng Zhentapir, the author of "Onmyoji". It took 17 years and 2,600 pieces of manuscript paper to complete the masterpiece. Chen Kaige (director of "Farewell My Concubine"), Wang Huiling (Ang Lee's screenwriter), and many Chinese and Japanese stars will jointly create a movie of the same name that will be released at the end of the year. The sky and the sea are crossing eastward, the city of Chang'an is in turbulent waters, and the ghost feast begins. The black cat of Jinwu Guard Liu Yunqiao's family suddenly began to speak human words. The Taoist priest who rushed to drive away the monster was so frightened that he almost went crazy. Chunqin, the young and pretty wife of Liu Yunqiao, turned into an old woman with gray hair and chicken skin in front of everyone. While singing "Qingping Diao Ci", she danced in a similar way to Yang Guifei. Kukai, an eminent monk who traveled to the Tang Dynasty from Japan, and Bai Juyi, who sought inspiration for the song "Song of Everlasting Sorrow", together uncovered the mystery of the demon incident and the death of Concubine Yang. All the resentment of monsters comes from spells and from human hearts.

Due to a family car accident, law enforcement officer Waxlim was forced to give up his crime-fighting activities and returned from the wilderness to the bustling city to inherit the family legacy. He can't forget his unrestrained free life and his girlfriend Lacey, who has always been in love with him. Despite the inner suffering, Waxlim still abides by his duties, firmly safeguards the family business and political marriage, and works with his assistant Wayne to maintain law and order in the city. While handling a case, Waxlim saw a familiar face, his deceased girlfriend, Lacey. And the clues left by "Lacie" lead him to a road of death... The deceased person is resurrected again, and there is another secret hidden behind the truth!

Emerson's thoughts and works promoted the establishment and development of the American national spirit. And this "Collection of Emerson's Essays" is a selected translation of his representative works of prose. His works also let us understand that in the United States, which we know as materialistic, eccentric, and pursuing money and fashion, there is still a natural and calm side. Today, cultures around the world are facing the tests and challenges of globalization. Emerson's works can give us some important revelations and answers. Today, we re-read his works and review his thoughts, and this is the significance.

The first super best-seller in the history of American publishing, it paved the way for all subsequent noir novels and noir movies. Camus bluntly said: Without "The Postman Always Rings Twice", there would be no "The Stranger". The novel is based on a murder of her husband that occurred in 1927. Thirty-one-year-old Ruth, a blonde beauty with "Scandinavian cold eyes", teamed up with her lover, the corset salesman Judd, to strangle her husband Albert with a hanging rope, and tried to defraud her of the personal accident insurance she had bought for him without telling her husband. Sex and murder, continuous media hype, and a large photo of Ruth sitting in the electric chair published in the New York Daily News made the case a national sensation. The plot setting at the beginning of Kane's novel is almost exactly the same as the real case, but the characters and events are made more typical and dramatic...

12 masterpieces of mystery novels! Witness how "America's Sherlock Holmes" uncovers the real culprit in an unsolved case! With the outbreak of World War II, Sam's life also ushered in an eventful period. The lives of everyone in Northmont seemed to have undergone tremendous changes due to the war... Oh, the only thing that remains unchanged is that strange cases are still happening in the town: according to legend, pouring water can turn into a jug of wine. It can actually kill people, someone murdered the town mayor during the reenactment of the Covered Bridge Mystery, and the scarecrow actually contained a dairy farmer who was killed by a bullet... Faced with the rising crime rate and the cloud of war hovering in people's minds, how will Sam and Lance, the nationally famous detective partner, solve the problem? For 50 years, in the hearts of many Americans, Sam Hawthorne has been their own Sherlock Holmes!

"The Flower of Evil" is one of the four major condemnation novels of the late Qing Dynasty that appeared almost at the same time as "The Appearance of Officialdom", "The Strange Current Situation I Witnessed in Twenty Years" and "Old Can's Travels". The book takes the marriage life story of the number one scholar Jin Wenqing (alluding to Hong Jun) and the famous courtesan Fu Caiyun (alluding to Zhao Caiyun) as the main plot line. It cuts and refines the profiles of important historical events and related anecdotes in the past thirty years into a chapter, reflecting the political and cultural changes in the specific historical stage from the middle of Tongzhi to the late Guangxu of the late Qing Dynasty.

Dostoevsky's novella "White Nights" is a beautiful and poetic novel that received unanimous praise from critics when it was published in 1848. The novel tells the story of four nights of heart-to-heart exchanges between a man who lives by fantasy and Nastenka, a girl whose parents died when she was young, who lives with her grandmother and has a lifelong private contract with her tenant. The pursuit of love has closely linked them together, turning them from strangers into confidants and even lovers. However, the commitment and care for love have made them return to their respective places. The former is still living in fantasy, while the latter is getting married to the one he loves. "White Nights" is Dostoevsky's most important early work and his most acclaimed novella. "White Night" uses the translation by the translator Mr. Cheng Shi, and adds timeless and fresh illustrations created by famous Russian painters, making the book rich in pictures and text.

From the 30,000-year-old Georgian plant fiber to the linen that wrapped Tutankhamun's mummy; from the Silk Road to the woolen sails that helped the Vikings reach America 700 years before Columbus; from the lace that angered the Puritans to the cotton and cotton that drove the Industrial Revolution - fabrics are everywhere in our lives. Whether artificial or natural, fabrics of all kinds are defining, changing, enhancing, and shaping the world we live in. The "cast" of "The Golden Thread" includes China's Lei Zu, Britain's "Richard the Lionheart" and Bing Crosby, the first Grammy Award-winning Lifetime Achievement Award. They will lead us to run with escaped slaves, climb the slopes of Mount Everest, and walk in space with astronauts. The golden thread runs through history, bringing us unforgettable adventures past, present and future.

As one of Van Loon's representative works, "Fang Loon Geography" is different from geography books in the traditional sense. It focuses on human activities and explains the relationship between people, geography and the earth from a geographical perspective, thereby trying to find a way to human happiness. In the book, Fang Long continues his usual humorous writing style, vividly interprets the ins and outs of the historical development of various countries, and also displays the various aspects of human geography in front of readers.

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"Civilization of the East" is one of the masterpieces of the famous French orientalist Rene Gruset. Four volumes, namely "Civilization of the Near East and the Middle East", "Civilization of India", "Civilization of China" and "Civilization of Japan", have been published successively since 1929. Because of its clear clues, detailed information, rich illustrations, clear concepts, and concise text, it caused great repercussions in the Eastern and Western academic circles. It was soon translated into English and published, and became one of the must-read books on Oriental studies in the world.

"Civilization of the East" is one of the masterpieces of the famous French orientalist René Gruset. Four volumes, namely "Civilization of the Near East and the Middle East", "Civilization of India", "Civilization of China" and "Civilization of Japan", have been published successively since 1929. Because of its clear clues, detailed information, rich illustrations, clear viewpoints, and concise writing, it aroused great repercussions in the Eastern and Western academic circles. It was soon translated into English and published, and became one of the must-read books on Oriental studies in the world.

"Steppe Empire" is a classic general history of Central Asia written by the famous oriental historian Rene Gruset. "Steppe Empire" depicts scenes of magnificent historical dramas staged on the prairie over the past three thousand years: the rise and fall of the steppe empires established by peoples on horseback such as the Scythians, Huns, Turks, and Mongols; the "whips of God" such as Attila, Genghis Khan, and Timur set off a historical surge across Europe and Asia. "Grassland Empire" uses a broad historical perspective to sort out the common historical context behind these famous nomadic peoples, and writes a magnificent and soul-stirring historical picture of the Grassland Empire.

Qi Poems mainly includes poems from the Qi Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties. For Qi poetry, Shen Deqian's criterion for selecting poems is still to implement his "style theory". He believes that compared with the previous dynasties, the style of Qi Dynasty poetry gradually tends to be "Qiyi" (gorgeous and complex) and "Qingyan" (frivolous and showy). Despite this, he still believes that these poems are one of the sources of Tang poetry and an indispensable part of understanding the development of poetry. In the Qi poetry selection, the most prominent and famous poet, who was considered by Shen Deqian to be "unique in his generation", was Xie Tiao. His poetry style was fresh and beautiful, and he was especially good at describing landscapes, which had a profound influence on the development of landscape poetry in later generations. When reading this article, you can focus on Xie Gong's poems.

Mr. Chen Xiaoming, the editor-in-chief of "Mo Yan Studies (2004-2012)", is a leading figure in the study of Western literary theory, especially modernist literature, in my country. He is at the commanding heights of academics and has a high position to select the most in-depth research results at home and abroad in one volume, showing the solid power and brilliance of Mo Yan's works. As he said frankly in the "Preface": "The selection of articles in "A Study of Mo Yan (2004-2012)" starts in 2004, and the lower limit ends when Mo Yan wins the Nobel Prize for Literature. After winning the award, the critical evaluation of Mo Yan will be different, and the lower limit of "A Study of Mo Yan (2004-2012)" is precisely to avoid intentional or unintentional hindsight."

In the winter of 1919-1920, the 45-year-old Maugham came to China and traveled 1,500 miles up the Yangtze River. "On the Chinese Screen" is the product of his trip. Fifty-eight short or long "materials" that could have been written into novels were concatenated into "a set of narratives of a trip to China." What Maugham showed to his British compatriots was an antique "Chinese screen" exuding a strong oriental sentiment. He felt and conveyed the images of all kinds of Chinese people he met with a compassionate heart that was sophisticated yet innocent. What is especially important is that while he sympathetically tried to get close to Chinese customs, he reflected the truth of British life in China with a critical attitude without mercy. Because he always believes: "In writing, what is more important is not rich materials, but rich personality."

Japanese writers who write in Chinese fall in love with the Chinese world. What Ichiji Arai wrote in "I Fall in Love with Chinese" can be said to be a very personal story: how a Japanese fell in love with Chinese. In the first year of falling in love with Chinese, it all depends on your ears and mouth. Chinese sounds very pleasant, and speaking it is as comfortable as singing. It also secretes the happy hormone dopamine in the brain, which makes people particularly happy. I never thought that there are such interesting languages ​​in the world! Arai Yijisan regards Chinese as another passport besides the Japanese passport, or Doraemon's random door, and boldly travels around the world. She has traveled by train in China; entered the Chinese art scene in Canada; filmed documentaries in Chinatown, New York; opened a column and served as a special interviewer in Hong Kong. At the same time, because she comes from outside the Chinese world and is always on the edge of the Central Plains, who would have expected that her position would occasionally give her a clear view. On the way from learning Chinese to becoming a writer, there have been unforgettable, interesting, tragic, and unfortunate experiences. But if there is no Chinese in life, Arai Yijisan will not recognize himself at all. How can there be Japanese people who write in Chinese?

After "Silent Spring" was published, it quickly became a bestseller that changed the United States and influenced the world, with sales exceeding 20 million copies. Nobel Peace Prize winner and former US Vice President Al Gore was deeply influenced by this book and believed that "Silent Spring" is like a cry in the wilderness. The book begins with a fable, describing to us the mutation of a beautiful village, and shows and analyzes the hazards of chemical pesticides from multiple angles, from land to sea and sky. This work not only has a rigorous and realistic scientific and rational spirit, but also has beautiful and delicate writing, full of humanistic feelings of reverence for nature and life. Carson, who was suffering from cancer, wrote the book while still ill, and passed away two years later. She is regarded as a pioneer of the environmental movement around the world. The appeal she left in her book and the idea that people should cooperate with nature and poison nature is poisoning human beings are still worthy of our attention and thought-provoking.

According to legend, in ancient times there was only one continent in the world, the Proterozoic Continent, where all things began, with beautiful mountains and rivers and rich products. In this fertile land, the Creator created three major races: spirits, demons, and humans who lived together on this beautiful continent. For hundreds of millions of years, the three major races have lived in their own realms, non-aggression and peaceful coexistence. Until one day, the leader of the demon tribe was bewitched and learned a secret. There was an area with bronze water flowing in the sea to the east of the mainland. In this dark red water, there was a jujube tree that only bloomed but did not bear fruit. Under the jujube tree was buried the secret of the Creator's creation. So he secretly contacted the leaders of various clans to find out. Each tribe has its own strengths, and after going through all kinds of difficulties and dangers, they finally found the secret of creation and experimented in various ways to create a new species of monsters. They agreed to keep this secret together. But the upright and loyal human race, although they ostensibly agreed to the other two races at that time due to the pressure of the two races, their worship and admiration for the Creator made them feel guilty about this. As the guilt continued to deepen, they finally secretly told the Creator this secret. The Creator was furious. He was furious at the demon clan's disrespect for him and the spirit clan's disloyalty to him. In the name of rebellion, he used all his divine power to completely sink the two lands where the demon clan and the spirit clan lived into the sea. As the earth collapsed, the ditch The valley is vertical and horizontal, and the land that has not been sunk has also been divided. The original continent was divided into four continents: Huaguang Continent in the east, Ziyue Continent in the west, Yanshen Continent in the south, and Xueluo Continent in the north...

Rich people are not necessarily happy, and people without money are not necessarily unhappy, but unlucky things will happen to some extent. ======================================= 'Flying flowers cut throats, bloody hibiscus' Many people have heard these eight words, but few have truly understood them. Because dead people mean nothing. The killer Blood Lotus comes and goes without a trace. It seems not to exist, but also seems to be everywhere, secretly observing everything. She is cold and ruthless, calling for justice in the dark night. She is a Dark Night Shura Blood Hibiscus who does things based on her hobbies. She was also the legitimate daughter of a wealthy family. Her parents got married when she was a child, and she transformed from a princess into a Cinderella. Since then, she has had bad luck... Her mother passed away and her brother disappeared, leaving her with a baby who was waiting to be fed and whose identity was unknown. As a minor, she was scorned and criticized. After seeing the harsh conditions in the world, she just wanted to live a peaceful life. Unexpectedly, the old man wanted to marry her. Come on, good people can be bullied. This time, my uncle can't bear it, but my aunt can't bear it either. He was born into a wealthy family and was a young hero. Even though he was so powerful, he still couldn't escape his family's forced marriage, so... "I play the role of your wife, but the condition is that you use all your power to back me up." "Deal." The story begins from here...

Gentle star vs tsundere kitten Gu Chen: The day I first met Ning Xiluo, it was raining. Ning Xiluo's whole body was wet and there were blood stains on her body. She looked very pitiful. A pair of sapphire blue eyes stepped back with caution and looked at himself. When he got closer to her, she stepped back further, "Come home with me, and I'll take care of you, okay?" Gu Chen said softly. After taking her home, he didn't expect that this care would last a lifetime. Ning Xiluo: The day she first met Gu Chen, she was injured and suddenly came to a strange environment. She was a little scared. When she saw Gu Chen smiling softly and spreading his hands, "Come home with me, can I take care of you?" That day, his eyes were as gentle as water, and somehow, her little paws came closer to him, and she followed him back home. Unexpectedly, this home would really become his and her home in the future.

Rumor has it that the legitimate daughter of the former prime minister of the Dongling Kingdom is stunningly beautiful, but unfortunately, she is born to be a nymphomaniac, especially for beautiful men. She will drool when she looks at her, so she is known as the number one nymphomaniac! When she wears it on her, who is naturally cool and indifferent... Well, okay, beautiful men are indeed eye-catching, and it doesn't matter if they make you look crazy, but there is no need to drool. By the way, life in ancient times was very pleasant. Tsk tsk, you must have done too many good things in your previous life, and you can actually continue to be a rice bug in another country with peace of mind! But, handsome guy, where did you come from? Why do I keep running into acquaintances after changing to another country? * A certain monster baby is crying sadly! Happy: What's wrong, baby? Baby: Woohoo! Dad said... I drew a picture according to what he said, and I look nothing like it! A certain woman immediately became furious: I'm going to settle the score with him! It's too much, you dare to bully my baby! So, when the woman turned around, a certain baby smiled slyly, hehe, you want to steal your mother from him? Not to mention there are no doors, not even windows! (*^__^*) The introduction is very naive and naive, but the content is definitely not naive or naive. I promise that I will never give up, dear friends, please rest assured.

The kind-hearted little girl Xiaoya adopted the thin little black dog Heidan. One person and one dog depended on each other, which was warm and healing. Unfortunately, Heidan was captured by a dog dealer, but he tried his best to break free. After five days and five nights of wind, rain, pain, and survival in the wilderness, he returned to Xiaoya with scars all over his body. From then on, Hei Dan devoted his whole life to guarding her loyally until he grew old. This is a tear-jerking healing story that spans life and death and uses life to interpret companionship and loyalty.