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"The Tale of Bamboo", in "picture scrolls" from different eras, jointly show various scenes such as "cutting bamboo", "transformation", "proposal", "ascension to heaven", and "scattering flowers" of this originator of "monogatari literature". It connects the heaven and the earth, and various characters are dancing, embodying a world where reality and fantasy are intertwined in the central picture of the story, a world of mysterious beauty and fantasy beauty.

Their relationship started with a phone call from Haruki Murakami. The first time they met was at the marathon; the first photo they took was actually two feet? This book will bring you literary contacts and anecdotes about Haruki Murakami and Harvard University professor Jay Rubin, the most powerful promoter of the popularity of his works in the English-speaking world. Jay Rubin is a professor at Harvard University and the most important translator of Haruki Murakami's English version. He has translated many of Haruki Murakami's masterpieces such as "Norwegian Wood" and "1Q84". He has played a decisive role in Haruki Murakami's widespread acceptance and popularity in the English-speaking world. He can be said to be Haruki Murakami's most powerful promoter in the English-speaking world. There are many literary works of Haruki Murakami translated and published in China, but there has always been a lack of further and simple interpretations. Jay Rubin's character is the perfect person to do it. The book "Haruki Murakami and Me" contains all kinds of interesting stories about the relationship between Jay Rubin and Haruki Murakami because of books. It all started with a phone call from Haruki Murakami to Rubin and extended to their literary exchanges. For example, the two met for the first time during a marathon. During the competition, the first photo taken actually only captured Rubin's two feet, etc. This book not only contains various events that occurred when Rubin was translating Murakami's novels, but also includes exchanges of literary views, discussion of translation techniques, and various anecdotes.

This book is the first collection of novels by Malaysian Chinese female writer He Shufang, which brings together eleven excellent works. It is called by Huang Jinshu as "the sophistication and maturity shown by the classic Malaysian short stories". It also uses an extremely delicate and graphic psychological style that transcends national borders and geographical differences and touches on the pain points and inner feelings that each of us share as human beings that have never been illuminated or acknowledged, but are by no means unimportant. In these novels, there are often ghosts with no male or female appearance, returning on trains in the haze. I thought the journey was over, but suddenly it started again. Escape somewhere and want to find a new self. But I found that this is a never-ending process, always shaking. As if travelers across multiple oceans of time have sent us letters from the other side of the border of memory, they are written in a language that is both dreamy and authentic. And trying to answer a question - if the whole world is a foreign land, where would we call home?

Kitty, a beautiful but vain British woman, accepts the proposal of Walter Fane, a withdrawn doctor, in order to prevent herself from becoming an old girl. She left the flashy and empty social circle of London in the 1920s and followed Walter to the mysterious Eastern colony-Hong Kong.

"Dog Years" is a unique and cruel coming-of-age novel. This book describes the protagonists' twin dogs and puppies, as well as their classmates and others, the twists and turns of fate, hunger and suffering, sad love, and hopeless life or death. However, it is still full of human warmth and justice. It is a truly enjoyable and touching work.

"The Map Underfoot" is a collection of essays by the powerful middle-aged writer Deng Yiguang. The military-themed prose writing and narrative are unique in style, vivid and vivid, with real details and unique perspectives.

"Asia Weekly" Top Ten Best Books, the first novel by Malaysian Chinese female writer He Shufang! Between the star chain of equatorial islands and towns, the fifty years that women have walked through are dark and dim, and their memories are dim. On May 13, 1969, a sudden disaster changed the lives of Guiying's family, as well as her friends and neighbors who rented in Sardine House. He Shufang, a Malaysian Chinese female writer who was born in 1970, intervened in the historical events that occurred a year before her birth in the form of a novel. Write about the lives of the heroines on the day when the incident occurred and in the delayed years that followed. From the late 1960s to the 2010s, they experienced dark memories, traveled south and north, accepted the fate of being together and separated, and survived tenaciously. As if forced into a never-ending wandering, he gradually ages, is born, and changes in the rubber forests, mines, lakes, and urban landscapes. Slow healing across isolation and broken lives.

This is a collection of short stories about "deception". It is a fairy tale written for adults by the famous children's literature writer Roald Dahl. Here, you will meet: a priest who tries his best to defraud people of antiques, a farmer who tries every means to hide treasures, a couple who cheats in card games, a bookstore that does not make money by selling books, a musician who pretends to be Chopin, a company that specializes in revenge, a murder weapon swallowed by the police, a drunkard who steals umbrellas for money, a southern man who is keen on gambling... Ten fairy tales reveal the truth about all the "deceptions" in life at once: the so-called clever scams are just illusions waiting to be exposed! Among them, "Lamb to the Slaughter" topped the personal book list of A. J. Fikri, the owner of the best-selling "Island Bookstore", and "Southern Man" was included in "Hitchcock's Suspense Stories" and was later adapted into a part of the movie "Four Rooms" by Quentin Tarantino.

"Thomas Wolfe Series (set of 2 volumes) (Returning to Nowhere + God's Loneliness)" collects most of Thomas Wolfe's short and medium stories, including hometown, land, bright sunshine, quiet towns, tragic battles, lively circuses, lonely children, mothers falling into memories, the mystery of ancient cities... The content is broad, the style is delicate and fresh, and it details and vividly depicts the history and life of people in the depths of the wilderness, as well as the fiery emotions of a wanderer returning home. His short stories still retain a unique writing technique, and the language reveals a kind of innocence and vitality, sometimes like lyrical poems, sometimes like crazy ravings.

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

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

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

"Nalan Ci" is a collection of poems written by Nalan Rongruo, a famous poet in the Qing Dynasty. The themes involve love, friendship, scenery and other aspects. Whether writing about scenery or chanting history and recalling the past, they are all sentimental, elegant and thoughtful. They have left an indelible mark in the history of Chinese literature and have a very high status and special influence. This book selects one hundred and fifty-four of Nalan's poems, with translations, annotations, and reviews, supplemented by fifty-seven beautiful classical paintings. The poems and paintings complement each other, striving to perfectly present to readers the beautiful sentiments written by a generation of talented people.

The content of this book includes wolf, female goat and kid, little mouse, little rooster and cat, picky heron, little rabbit, weasel and cat, mouse and oyster, gardener and bear, two pigeons, monkey and cat, man and snake, little mouse and owl, old cat and little mouse, etc.

In an idyllic hamlet, the community's only pond is polluted by garbage dumping. Lemuel Sears' paradise is facing the threat of modern civilization at the end of the 20th century. Cheever traces responses to the issue while describing the dilemmas of modern life: men struggling with their sexual orientation, housewives who have lost their children, women unable to cope with windfalls, dedicated donations only to be corrupted...

This is a collection of essays written around football. The author was born in Latin America, where football is popular, and is a senior football fan. In the book, he recalled the beautiful history of football, the wonderful games and star teams of the past, and also described the classic goal scenes in football history like countless treasures, which shocked people by the magic of football. The author insists that football, as a sport, should have entertainment qualities, and he opposes the professionalization and commercialization of football. In his view, "the history of football is a sad journey from beauty to responsibility."

Known for documenting the beautiful but harsh Far North of Alaska, Michio Hoshino is not only an ecological photographer but also a travel writer. "Traveling Wood" selects 33 essays written by Michio Hoshino from 1993 to 1995. Published at the beginning of the author's fame, they are 33 travel notes, 33 stories, and 33 encounters. For the author, he always wants to know what kind of map the people he meets on the road will draw in his future life. Through traveling, I found the answer, recorded it quietly and meaningfully, and wrote it into a book, which is a "happiness report". Michio Hoshino's writing has the unique tenderness of a person who "farewells to a certain life". This book allows us to see many scenery side by side with him.

Tokutomi Asuka's intention is to "publish to the public a few pages of sketches about nature and life." This is Tokutomi Asuka's sketch of nature and his attitude toward life. His magnanimous natural feelings, romantic spirit and philosophical thoughts are everywhere in the book, which has a profound influence on the Japanese literary world. Everything he saw and heard was recorded with his leisurely and elegant pen and ink: the dawn on Mount Fuji, the sunset on Sagami Beach, the summer temple in Kyoto, the cicadas chirping outside the house... Japan's scenery of soft water and warm mountains, and the strong and soft people leaping on the paper, are unforgettable.

On the streets of Paris the heroine stops a truck and asks for a ride. The heroine got into the truck and chatted with the driver for an hour and twenty minutes, talking about everything. The prototype of the heroine in "Truck" writer Marguerite Duras is the writer herself, and hitchhiking was also her personal experience.

"On Criticism" is Pope's first important work. It is a long poem written in heroic couplet. The poem provides valuable suggestions for literary criticism and creation, represents Pope's literary philosophy, and is still helpful to current literature lovers. "On Criticism" has the author's usual wit and wit, and many of its famous sentences have become English idioms.

Kafka is known as "the magician of modern literature" and "one of the best writers of the 20th century." All his novels are part of a vast system of allegories about the human world, of which he himself is a part. Kafka used concise words and profound symbols to gain insight into the nihility, contradiction and absurdity of people's lives, analyze the loneliness, fragility and despair of human nature, and reveal all the truth about life and the world in which it lives with his immortal and incisive knowledge. "Metamorphosis: The Castle" contains two works, "The Metamorphosis" and "The Castle" by the Austrian writer Franz Kafka.

The moon waxes and wanes, people have joys and sorrows, flowers bloom and fall, and poems have joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. Love and hate are always similar through the ages, the only difference is the changing "protagonist" in the story. Probably everyone has had a love flower blooming in their heart, for a person or a love. Every little thought, every trace of tenderness is engraved on the fluttering love flower in the world. The hollow ones are petals, and the full ones are deep feelings. Life is full of love and obsession, and lingering is bound to be a passionate place. People today love Song poetry and love flowers, probably because they cannot escape the word "love". She encompasses all things, and produces all kinds of impermanence in all things. Song Ci is the gorgeous flower of love that blooms in the valley of despair, and we have all been poisoned by it.

With the establishment and development of the liberated areas, the literary and artistic movement in the liberated areas also flourished. Comrade Mao Zedong's speech at the Yan'an Forum on Literature and Art formulated the line and policies of the revolutionary literature and art movement, and profoundly answered a series of long-standing questions in the development of revolutionary literature since the "May Fourth Movement". As a result of implementing Mao Zedong's literary and artistic line, all aspects of literature and art in the liberated areas have taken on a new look. At the same time, although the environment and conditions of literature in the "Kuomintang-controlled areas" are different from those in the liberated areas, the progressive literary and art circles also have climaxes in lashing out darkness and calling for light, rushing towards New China and towards the great meeting of people's literature and art. Every scholar has his own "history of modern Chinese literature" in his heart. Different people have different opinions and can interpret, discuss, argue, and even be incompatible with each other. In fact, perhaps it is precisely because of the numerous authors and diverse opinions that readers are given the opportunity to judge, choose, and ultimately form their own independent opinions. Therefore, I believe that one should never boast that this series of books is superior to others.

In 1922, Count Rostov was deemed an unrepentant nobleman and sentenced to house arrest in the Metropolitan Hotel opposite the Kremlin. This gentleman, who had never worked a day before and whose only priority in life was the pursuit of wisdom and knowledge, could only live in the attic of this five-star hotel since then, watching the great changes unfolding in Russia under the wheel of history from a unique perspective. His life has also opened a new chapter. Mysterious actresses, quirky girls, chefs and waiters with different personalities... All kinds of encounters and interactions made him experience diverse, subtle and rich emotions. The limited space of the hotel allowed his spirit to enter a broader world.

"Goethe's Conversations" is a summary of Goethe's most mature thoughts and practical experiences in his later years, compiled and organized by Ekman. It involves philosophy, aesthetics, literary theory, creative practice, daily life and attitude towards life. It is a "treasury of Goethe's thoughts and wisdom"; it was once praised by the critical Nietzsche as the most important prose written in German. It is a world literary classic that appreciates the words of wise men and approaches the world-famous literary master Goethe. In short, Ekman's "Goethe's Conversations" is indeed a treasure trove that can help us understand Goethe more comprehensively and discover another Goethe.

"Journey to the West" has a total of one hundred chapters. The first seven chapters arrange for Sun Wukong to appear, explaining clearly his origin, inheritance, abilities, and temperament. Through Sun Wukong traveling through the four realms of heaven, earth, underworld, and water, he depicts the features of the four realms and constructs a world that is both virtual and real; Chapters 8 to 12 describe the appearance of Tang Monk. The story of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty entering the underworld explains the reason why Tang Monk went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures; Chapters 13 to 100 tell the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sha, and White Dragon Horse protecting Monk Tang to obtain Buddhist scriptures from the West. Since this book is long and contains many difficult words, the editor specially compiled a concise picture of Monk Tang's Buddhist scriptures from the West, and also notated the difficult words to make it easier for readers to read and identify.

This book is an important later work of Dostoevsky, written in 1874. At that time, thirteen years had passed since the emancipation of the serfs in 1861. With the original moral system falling apart, Russian society was in chaos. The protagonist of "The Boy", Arkady Dolgoruky, also fell into this whirlpool of mental collapse, and he was lost in this whirlpool at any time. What "Youth" tells is roughly how the young Dolgoruky struggled in this whirlpool. After exploration and seeking, he finally embarked on the right path of life.

"Tess" is the most famous full-length masterpiece by the British literary giant Thomas Hardy, and it is also one of the "Wessex Series". Tess was born into a poor peasant family. She is pure and beautiful, and is a descendant of an ancient jazz family. Under the arrangement of her parents, Tess, who was inexperienced in the world, went to "get married" for the sake of the family's livelihood. Unexpectedly, she was seduced by her playboy "cousin" Alec d'Urberville. The stubborn Tess did not want to be Alek's mistress and returned home. However, after returning to the village, she was gradually criticized by the whole village, and the child she gave birth to died soon after. The sad Tess chose to leave her hometown and work as a female worker in a strange dairy factory. Here, she met the love of her life, Claire. Claire illuminates her young life like a ray of warm sunshine, but Tess suffers from low self-esteem due to the past. Later, on their wedding night, Tess finally mustered up the courage to confess everything to Claire, but she fell into endless darkness...

This is a collection of autobiographical comic essays. Through 17 short stories, it tells the story of all kinds of funny, sad and confusing things that happened to the author Ellie from childhood to adulthood. While writing this book, Ellie's life encountered many "finished" moments, such as divorce, being misdiagnosed with cancer, and the death of her sister. The blows of life made her constantly think about "what is the meaning of life?" If there is no meaning, how should she face it? This is a theme that is continually explored in this book. "Sometimes, you can only keep moving forward and pray that you can finally find a little bit of truth." This is how Ellie moves forward bravely after experiencing countless moments when she thought she would be doomed! The wild and grotesque painting style, childlike frank writing, and sufficient dose of truth make people laugh, move, and think about their own existence. A few seemingly simple strokes depict the complex emotions common to human nature. Looking at it, you will exclaim: "Me too!"

The story takes place in Tianjin, Gyeonggi Province, where Chinese and Western cultures blended at the end of the 19th century. Through a comprehensive description of a comprador family and its extensive social relationships, it shows the historical events of 100 years ago and the changes in the fate of all living beings. The feudal ethics of father's kindness and son's filial piety have been shattered by the impact of Chinese and Western cultures; the long-lasting transnational love has experienced ups and downs in the whirlpool of commercial interests; the former childhood sweetheart has ended up in a brothel and cannot bear to see each other...

"A General History of the World" is divided into fifty-one chapters. It discusses the past history of mankind from the perspective of civilization evolution. It was very popular in the United States and has been a best-seller. It is not only a must-read for world history courses in American colleges and universities, but also a first-choice introductory book for ordinary readers to understand world history. For this introduction to China, we not only spent three years translating and revising the original English version word for word, and tried our best to present the master's masterpiece as authentically as possible. We have also made a new discussion on the major events in world history and civilization after World War II, making this masterpiece more comprehensive, systematic and complete in content.

Is peace an anomaly? Margaret Macmillan, Emeritus Professor of International History at the University of Oxford, through a detailed interpretation of nine chapters, from ancient Greece and Rome to the Hundred Years War, to the American Civil War, to the First and Second World Wars, through reflections on the lessons learned from classic battles in history and current wars, from the perspectives of history, political science, literature, anthropology, biology and other disciplines, explores a profound question: Why are humans so obsessed with large-scale cannibalism, and what price will we pay? At the same time, by analyzing the causes, methods and means of war, the author examines how war has affected human society, and how changes in our political structure, technology and ideology have affected the conduct of war. This book focuses on a number of controversial topics: When did the war begin? Why is war an organized part of human activity? Why are warriors almost always men? Was war ever under our control? The author also shows us the many aspects of war in the book - the languages ​​we speak, the individual memories we have, and the great cultural treasures all reflect the glory and pain that war brings to human society. As a disturbing and challenging topic, Macmillan also reveals through fascinating observations and examples how war vividly embodies the evil and noble sides of human nature.

This is a groundbreaking work that examines the history of British expansion and colonization from a new perspective. At a time when Britain was emerging as a globally influential empire, large numbers of Britons were still being held captive outside Europe. The author makes these captives the subject of a historical narrative that re-evaluates the rise of the greatest empire in global history. Starting from a micro perspective, Colley spends a lot of space telling the personal experiences of different captives - the tragic stories of soldiers, sailors and their wives, businessmen and liars, white slaves and black slaves. He also quotes the captives' personal works, allowing readers to truly understand their mood at that time. At the same time, this book also has a macro aspect. Exploring these forgotten extraterritorial British captives elicits a history of the frustrations of the early British Empire, inviting people to rethink an old story that is often told in the same way.

This is a Japanese youth light novel. Shu Matsumoto dropped out of college and became a NEET, feeling that he had no value in survival. At the invitation of Brother Chen, his friend for many years, he returned to his alma mater in junior high school, where he met his childhood sweetheart who was an entertainer and had a close relationship with him - Kiriyama Sheon... This encounter once again promoted Osamu Matsumoto's destiny. This is a slightly bitter youth story for adults, dedicated to people who have missed opportunities and given up something. It has certain social value and can trigger readers to think about life, examine themselves, and regain hope. The novel retains Japan's unique aesthetic concepts, and during the reading process, it arouses thoughts on the ultimate meaning of life, love, loneliness, etc.

Have you ever loved such a person? Every breath you take feels like you exist for him. You are greedy for everything about him and long for his embrace, but you cannot love him. She drove him to the sea and forced him to say he loved her, otherwise they would both die. He looked at her coldly without saying a word, and she swore she would never love him again. But at a friend's party, two drunk people accidentally broke through the last line of defense. Moral sins, the betrayal of friends, and the resentment of her mother, none of these could stop her from loving him, but all her persistence collapsed instantly when she unexpectedly became pregnant and suddenly lost her sight. Another man's promise became her life-saving straw, but she suddenly disappeared, leaving him nowhere to be found. When we met again a few years later, he looked at her coldly in the small car and whispered: "You tried every possible means to leave me just to run away with your brother?" A desperate love escape cannot escape the judgment of fate. The only thing that can be free is the heart, which is an unforgettable memory.

In Tang Yuan's opinion, the school beauties are domineering, rich and cold-blooded. Who can tell her why Wei Mingxiu, the school beauties, are so down-to-earth? At first, he made a claim to her: "Your dog bit me, you have to treat me to a meal as compensation." Later, Tang Yuan asked him to borrow equipment to complete his homework, and he took advantage of this to blackmail: "You can borrow the equipment, but treat me to a meal." Later, Wei Mingxiu died for saving her. When she fell and got hurt, he said to her: "I haven't eaten yet. If I don't eat, the wound won't heal." Tang Yuan finally couldn't bear this shameless behavior and said: "Wei Mingxiu, why do I have any grudges with you? You don't even let me pay for my food?

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.

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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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.

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.

Misuzu Kaneko is the comet of Japanese nursery rhyme poetry. Her poems are full of inspiration. A tree, a flower, a cloud, a dewdrop, a playing card, and even frostbite on her hands are all sources of inspiration for her. The childlike innocence of gold, keen observation and rich imagination weave a dream childhood that should belong to children. "Kanako Misuzu's Nursery Rhyme Poems" selects more than 300 of his nursery rhyme poems, divided into four volumes: spring, summer, autumn and winter. The entire book is dubbed and recited by Xiao Zeng, a famous announcer from China National Broadcasting Station. More than 100 beautiful paintings by Takehisa Yumeji. The multi-layered expression of sound, poetry and painting allows healing power and imagination to take off.

Become a place of love, meet you, and become an opportunity for us to get closer to Rumi and explore our inner self! "There is a place beyond the concepts of right and wrong. I will meet you there. When the soul lies down on the grass there, the world is too full to talk about. Concepts, language, and even the word each other have no meaning." I think the place Rumi is talking about is a non-dual world, transcending all good and bad, right and wrong, right and wrong. In the end, each of us can return there. If you can reach that grassland while alive, it means you are enlightened. There is no need for language because all thoughts, words, each other, etc., Belong to the world of duality. Likewise, joy, sadness, happiness, and sorrow cannot be found there. One day we will all meet there. Before that day comes, let us enjoy the beauty and ugliness, good and evil, right and wrong, good and bad of the dualistic world. Who knows whether impermanence or tomorrow will come earlier.

Leto is the daughter of the Titans and the famous dark goddess. She is the sixth wife of the main god Zeus. At first, Queen Hera discovered that Zeus and...

The top-secret tool for admission to the Ivy League schools in the United States has won the "U. S. Presidential Book Award", "International Book Award", and "Annual Education Book Award"! A summary of 20 years of teaching experience by the teaching director of Kaplan, a famous American examination training institution, a benchmark for global English writing! From three aspects: structure, style, and readability, we compiled 20 principles of efficient writing that are universally applicable and applicable to everyone! Detailed example analysis, 13 practical exercises to consolidate what you have learned, and the use of comparative explanations to make each principle easier to understand and easier to use! Teach you how to write a focused, clear and impressive article! A must-have reading for students taking exams, and an indispensable recharge course for business people! Most people with outstanding writing skills have mastered some fixed and important writing principles and use them repeatedly in the writing process. This book lists 20 writing principles that are universally applicable from three aspects: structure, style, and readability, including how to plan the ideas and order of expression, how to use appropriate examples, and how to increase the readability of the article. The techniques covered are applicable to almost all types of writing. Whether you are a student or a business person, you can learn the contents in this book to make daily writing a simple task that comes at your fingertips, thereby making your study career and career path easier.

This is a book about the last family of Mohists in my country. The time span is huge. Since Qianlong went to Jiangnan, the lives of three generations have unfolded. Huiyuan Inkstone House has been involved in many industries during the ups and downs of the business world and was famous for a while. However, with the changes of the times, the ink-making family has gradually been lost in the torrent of history. The book contains both a battle of wits in the shopping mall and a description of the protagonist's emotional entanglement. The main focus is on battle, supplemented by love. It describes the historical legend of a generation of ink merchants in a eloquent way.

"The Country of Strangers" selects 26 literary reviews written by J. M. Coetzee, the winner of the 2003 Nobel Prize for Literature, between 1986 and 1999. It is the author's first collection of literary reviews. In the first chapter, Coetzee asks the question "What is a classic?" And looks for the answer in the works and views of Eliot, Bach and Herbert. He then conducted in-depth discussions on literary masters of the 18th and 19th centuries such as Defoe, Turgenev, and Dostoevsky, as well as modernist German writers such as Rilke, Kafka, and Musil. At the same time, it also analyzes 20th century literary giants such as Borges, Brodsky, Gordimer, Oz, Rushdie, and Lessing. Coetzee's literary criticism has a more historical feel than other criticisms.

Hong Lingfei (1902-1934), a modern writer, had pen names such as Lin Manqing, Lin Yinnan, and Li Tielang. A native of Chaozhou, Guangdong. Born into a poor peasant family, he began to engage in manual labor at the age of 6, and later went to Guangdong Normal University to study. As a student, he actively participated in the revolutionary movement. After the failure of the Great Revolution, he was wanted by the Kuomintang and was forced to go into exile in neighboring countries such as Singapore. Participated in the publication of "Our Monthly". When the "Left-Left Alliance" was established in 1930, he was one of the seven-member Standing Committee. Hong Lingfei was arrested by the Kuomintang in 1933. After his arrest, Hong Lingfei adhered to the party's secrets and remained unyielding. Around the Mid-Autumn Festival in 1934, Hong Lingfei, who was only 32 years old, was shot dead in Yuhuatai, Nanjing. His main works include "Exile", "Frontline", In the Torrent, On the Road, Returning Home, The Betrayer of Strength, etc.