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"Selected Novels of Akutagawa Ryunosuke" includes 15 novels by Akutagawa Ryunosuke, including "Rashomon", "In the Bamboo Forest", "Hell Transformation" and "The Nose". Among them, "Rashomon" uses a weather-proof layout to push people to the limit of life and death choices, thus showing the inescapability of "evil" and conveying the author's understanding of people, their helplessness and despair. Although it is short, the plot is simple, and the characters are sparse, the time, place, characters, and ending are all vividly displayed in front of the readers.

The suspense novel series "Psycho Master" is based on the psychological duel between psychologists, criminal police, forensic doctors, psychiatrists, psychology professors, and even highly intelligent psychopaths, and a serial murder suspect who showed severe schizophrenia while in prison. It unfolds scenes of wonderful psychological secret war dramas for readers. Deep hypnosis, subconscious counterattack, copied space, infinite phobia, heterophobia, schizophrenia, this novel "almost covers abnormal psychological states" and the world of psychologists that we can "imagine or cannot imagine".

"Selected Novels of Pushkin" contains 8 representative works of Pushkin. "Belkin's Novels" includes "Legend of the Sharpshooter", "Snow Romance", "The Coffin Shop Owner", "The Tragedy of the Postmaster" and "The Lady Who Pretended to Be a Village Girl". It expresses deep sympathy for the misfortunes of little people and starts the tradition of shaping "little people". "Dubrovsky" expresses the darkness of tyranny, the corruption of the nobility and the hypocrisy of the church. "The Queen of Spades" shows the life of aristocrats and criticizes the corruption of upper class society and the darkness of Tsarist Russian society. "The Captain's Daughter" seems to describe a love story, but in fact it praises Pugachev's heroic spirit of opposing tyranny and having the courage to resist.

"Tolstoy's Short Stories and Novels" contains 7 Tolstoy's short stories and short stories. "The Snowstorm" praises the bravery of the working people in the face of the destructive forces of nature; "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" uses "death" to dissect the indifferent relationship between people; "Father Sergei" runs away in the name of "abstinence" and finds inner peace; "Luse" "En", "Holstromer", "Kreutzer Sonata" and "After the Ball" express dissatisfaction with society, pity and sympathy for the working people, protection of pure love, pursuit of heartfelt friendship and care between people, and exploration of the most essential goodness.

"Selected Novels of Akutagawa Ryunosuke" includes 15 novels including "Rashomon", "In the Bamboo Forest", "Hell Change" and "The Nose". Among them, "Rashomon" uses a weather-proof layout to push people to the limit of life and death choices, thus showing the inescapability of "evil" and conveying the author's understanding of people, their helplessness and despair. Although it is short, the plot is simple, and the characters are sparse, the time, place, characters, and ending are all vividly displayed in front of the readers. "Selected Novels of Dazai Osamu" includes 16 short and medium-length novels, including "Disqualification in the World", "Setting Sun", "Good Bye" and "Cherry". They are the author's masterpieces from different periods and styles.

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"The Scholars" is a chapter-length novel written by Wu Jingzi in the Qing Dynasty. It was written in the 14th year of Qianlong (1749) or a little before. It was first circulated in manuscripts and was first published in the 8th year of Jiaqing (1803). The book has fifty-six chapters. The author uses realism to describe the different expressions of "fame and wealth" by various people in society at that time, especially the criticism and ridicule of imperial examinations, officialdom, ethics, etc., Which is deeply rooted in the bones. The novel represents the peak of Chinese classical satirical novels and creates an example of using novels to criticize real life. Lu Xun commented that this book "upholds a public spirit and points out current ills." The novel has been translated into English, French, German, Russian, Japanese and other languages.

"Little Women" is a semi-autobiographical novel by Louisa May Alcott. During the American Civil War, Mr. March traveled with the army, leaving his wife and four daughters behind to live a simple, warm, hopeful and energetic life despite poverty. The four girls have different personalities and have their own ideals and destiny. In the face of temptation, desire, fear, and even life and death, Mrs. March always stood beside her daughters gently and guided them to make their own choices. The tempering of life and the protection of love eventually make them grow into kind, independent, optimistic and confident, shining little women.

"Murder on the Orient Express": The battle between justice and justice, the doomsday trial of the Twelve Oceans; "Tragedy on the Nile": Don't let a woman love a man more than he loves you; "Roger Mystery": Agatha's famous work, everyone said that when eavesdropping, you never hear people say good things about you; "ABC Murder": a classic textbook-level masterpiece that "Detective Conan" once paid tribute to ; "Crime in the Sun": a classic open chamber, where a woman's beauty is an important thing that can affect her destiny; in addition, there are "The Mystery of Styles Manor", "The Mystery of Cliff House", "Card", "Record of Human Nature", "Silent Witness", "Homicide on the Golf Course", "Murder in the Cloud", "Crime in the Sun", "A Date with Death", "House of Fantasy", etc., A total of 39 books.

When that child died suddenly, I was also on the verge of death. Later, we meet again in a world constructed with appropriate imagination. He's like a ghostly boy operating from his mother's vague imagination. In a cloud of speculation, we discuss seduction, pedophilia, slut-shaming, gender opposition, and the loss of women's value in the world of male sages. I insisted on getting inside my son's stubborn head and making him understand how history had shaped these two creatures so different and eternally opposed, as if they were enemies, when in fact they were not.

"The Long Goodbye" is a detective mystery novel written by American writer Chandler. Private detective Marlowe accidentally encounters a strange drunk who was dumped in the parking lot and takes him home. The drunkard is not old, but he has white hair, a scar on half of his face, and has undergone plastic surgery. Although he is in extreme poverty, he still behaves well-educated. The drunkard's frustrated look moved Marlowe. From then on, Marlowe and he became friends with whom he occasionally drank quietly. Early one morning, this gentleman drunkard came to Marlowe and said that he had killed his wife, the slut daughter of a millionaire. He also asked Marlowe to help him, thus dragging Marlowe into an incredibly long farewell...

"Love of Life: Selected Novels of Jack London" includes twelve outstanding short stories by Jack London, including "Love of Life", "Odyssey of the North", and "The Mexican". The characters in these works are distinctive, the plots are compact, and the text is concise and vivid. They can be called classics of short stories. The work depicts shocking scenes of life-and-death struggle between man and harsh nature, man and beast, man and man, and animal and animal in the vast wilderness. It shows the primitive struggle of man and animal for survival and is highly artistically appealing.

"Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life: Selected Novels by Zweig" is a collection of short stories and short stories by the famous Austrian writer Zweig, including such masterpieces as "Letter from a Strange Woman" and "The Searing Secret". His writing style is clear and delicate, with passionate emotion in the silence and pathos in his writing. It writes a woman's passionate confession at the end of her life, telling the beauty, pathos and determination of secret love. It accurately presents the deep-rooted and beautiful secret love of a strange woman, as well as the subtle, passionate and fiery psychological emotions.

"Robinson Crusoe" - The young Robinson Crusoe, an adventure warrior, wanted to go out for adventure, but unfortunately he was shipwrecked and ended up on a desert island. With his indomitable will and hard work, he overcame numerous difficulties, built food, built a house, and opened up wasteland. After twenty-eight years of hard struggle with nature, he finally returned to civilized society. "Gone with the Wind" - Tells You How to Fight the Cruel Reality. The story is set in Atlanta and a nearby plantation, depicting the life of American southerners before and after the Civil War. The work depicts the images of many southerners of that era, of which Scarlett, Rhett, Ashley, Melanie and others who occupy the central position are typical representatives. "The Old Man and the Sea" - Warrior of Hope: An old Cuban fisherman went fishing alone. After eighty-four days, he still caught nothing. Finally, on the eighty-fifth day, he caught a huge marlin. The blood of the big fish attracted the sharks. After a hard fight, the big marlin only had one spine left. The old man did not compromise and decided to rest and continue setting off. "If You Give Me Three Days of Sight" - the autobiography of Helen Keller, a blind and deaf American writer and educator, the Warrior of Light. She was deprived of her vision and hearing by a disease and fell into darkness forever. With the help of teacher Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller learned to read and speak with perseverance, and finally graduated from Harvard with honors. "How Steel Was Tempered" - Paul Korchagin, the protagonist of Iron Warrior, was born at the bottom of society. Under the influence of revolutionary Zhu Helai, he embarked on the road of revolution. After going through life stages such as joining the army, fighting on the front lines, and building railways, he gradually grew into a conscious, selfless and strong warrior.

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This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. It is said that the last ray of light emitted by the sun when it slowly sets on the sea level is green; it is said that people who have seen the green light will not go astray on emotional issues; it is said that the appearance of green light will destroy illusions and lies... The Scottish lady Helena Campbell had never seen the green light and refused to get married. A report in the morning newspaper took off the mysterious veil of this legend and made it real and credible. Helena's two uncles had already chosen a suitable husband for the girl, but they didn't know how to convince her, so the three of them embarked on a long journey to pursue the green light with their own concerns. Along the way, there are not only the magnificence of the sea and adventures beside the whirlpool, but also thrilling scenes in the caves. Although the person her uncle was looking for appeared, it was not to Helena's liking at all; the young Scottish nobleman who appeared out of nowhere eventually formed a century-long relationship with her. The two of them went through a lot of hardships, but the moment they saw the green light, they were confused by each other's eyes full of passionate love and missed the opportunity. Helena sighed and said: "Now that I have found happiness, I will leave the opportunity to find the green light to others..."

A science fiction novel full of legend, thrill and adventure. It tells the story of human beings carrying out scientific research and scientific experiments in order to realize their dream of flying. The protagonist of the story, Robiel, is smart, kind, brave, and has a distinctive personality. Through his own efforts and teamwork, Robiel finally realized the human dream of flying into the sky. At the same time, he also became the embodiment of advanced technology and justice. The irony of reality is that the novel also creates several other typical characters, including the conservative chairman and secretary, the ignorant and cowardly servants, and the onlookers who watch the excitement. The educational significance of Verne's work is very obvious.

The work of the famous French writer Jules Verne is his first published novel and the first part of his series "Strange Journey". In the first half of the 19th century, although many explorers, geographers, and travelers conducted arduous and outstanding expeditions to Africa and left behind many precious materials and maps, they were still unable to explore the African region between 14° and 33° east longitude. At this time, the British traveler Dr. Ferguson decided to verify the results of previous expeditions and conduct an inspection of this region of Africa. Although he was doubted by everyone, he, together with his friends and servants, set out from Zanzibar in Africa, took a hydrogen balloon of his own design, and experienced numerous difficulties and obstacles all the way north, and finally arrived at the French territory on the Senegal River, thus completing the unfinished business of his predecessors and breaking everyone's speculation and doubts. The description of the scenery of the African continent is very vivid and detailed in the book. Mountains, seas, swamps, desert rivers, volcanoes and other tropical landforms are all covered in the novel. The work fully reflects the author's extensive knowledge and extremely rich imagination. The novel vehicles and beautiful scenery add to the interest of the book.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. British and Russian astronomers formed a scientific committee. In order to determine the accuracy of metric units, they came to South Africa to conduct measurement calculations. The cooperation ended due to the respective interests and jealousies of the leaders on both sides. They each held their own and began the arduous and dangerous work process. In the desolate African interior, they were attacked by local indigenous people. Can they escape the cannibals' pursuit and complete their mission?

Works by the famous French writer Jules Verne. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. Two brothers, Sameh and Radel, from Montreal, Canada, received an inheritance from their deceased uncle - a piece of gold mining land. But just when the mining was fruitful, an earthquake caused them to lose the gold mining land and the gold they obtained. During a hunting trip, Samui rescued a gold miner. When the gold miner was about to die, he left a map - the entire map of a volcano spewing gold - to the brothers. For the gold that is easily available in Jinshan Mountain, the two brothers went through all kinds of difficulties and dangers, and almost risked their lives. However, when the Golden Volcano erupted, it sprayed gold into the air and fell into the vast waters of the Arctic Ocean. In the novel, Verne accurately described the method of finding gold, the situation of gold miners, their frustrations, difficulties, and even death.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. In a small town in Ireland, a charlatan is performing a splendid audience scene at the British court. What makes this puppet show come alive is a three-year-old boy in a box. The wandering story of this poor child begins here, full of tragic and bizarre plots, and ends with a wonderful comedy.

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This book includes "Martin Paz" and "Ghost in Mexico" and "Dr. Cow". "Martin Paz" tells the story of Indian Martin Paz who fell in love with Sarah, the daughter of Jewish businessman Samuel, and he kidnapped her at Sarah's wedding. Between love and national rights, Martin Paz faces a life-or-death decision. "The Ghost of Mexico" describes that on October 18, 1825, an elaborate Spanish warship "Asia" and another brig "Constanzia" equipped with eight cannons unmoored and set sail on Gezhen Island. Gedrang Island is part of the Mariana Islands. The sailors on the ship were poorly fed and poorly paid. Exhausted from the six-month voyage to Spain, they were secretly plotting a mutiny. How are things going... "Dr. Niu" tells the story of Dr. Niu and the small town of Kuokuandong. Dr. Niu and his assistant came to the quiet and peaceful town of Kuokuandong. They installed hydrogen and oxygen power generation equipment for the town and conducted scientific experiments. Unexpectedly, the quiet town suddenly became noisy, impetuous, and even on the verge of war. The experiment was over, and the town returned to its former tranquility. The storyline is ups and downs and fascinating.

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Works by the famous French writer Jules Verne. Two brothers, Sameh and Radel, from Montreal, Canada, received an inheritance from their deceased uncle - a piece of gold mining land. But just when the mining was fruitful, an earthquake caused them to lose the gold mining land and the gold they obtained. During a hunting trip, Samui rescued a gold miner. When the gold miner was about to die, he left a map - the entire map of a volcano spewing gold - to the brothers. For the gold that is easily available in Jinshan Mountain, the two brothers went through all kinds of difficulties and dangers, and almost risked their lives. However, when the Gold Volcano erupted, it sprayed gold into the air and fell into the vast waters of the Arctic Ocean. In the novel, Verne accurately described the methods of finding gold, the plight of gold miners, their frustrations, difficulties, and even death.

This book includes "A Winter in the Ice and Snow", "The Eternal Adam" and "Master Zokiri". For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. Verne's works are full of obvious social tendencies. At the same time full of knowledge, he himself was a cosmic mystic with a mysterious worship of the world. Science fiction novels did not begin with Verne, but in the scale of fantasy, especially in the linguistic nature of science, Verne greatly surpassed his predecessors. Verne's works are not boring scientific illustrations, but basically belong to the nature of romantic literature. He always weaves complex, tortuous and interesting stories within the framework of scientific imagination. The plots are thrilling and full of strange coincidences, and are set off by extraordinary natural wonders, creating a strong romantic color. Combined with Verne's smooth writing and brisk narrative.

This book is the author's tribute to Alexandre Dumas. It is called another wonderful "The Count of Monte Cristo", which is also rich in imagination, novel, wonderful and fascinating. The novel is based on the Hungarian self-government movement in 1861 to get rid of the Austrian rulers. The uprising led by the Hungarian aristocrat Count Sandolf failed because he was informed. He escaped from prison after going through many hardships. From then on, Count Sanddorf began his career of revenge and justice incognito. After many twists and turns, he finally severely punished the informer. The liberation of the Hungarian people was finally completed.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. In the mid-19th century, a comet suddenly collided with the Earth. Some residents near the Mediterranean Sea were taken to the comet and began to roam the solar system. Under the leadership of a French captain, they worked together and overcame various difficulties such as the severe cold of space. Finally, two years later, they returned to Earth triumphantly when the comet encountered the Earth again. The author uses a lot of space to introduce the characteristics of comets, Jupiter, Saturn and other celestial bodies and a lot of interesting astronomical knowledge in a simple and easy-to-understand way. He praises people's tireless exploration spirit in science and their noble sentiments of staying calm in times of crisis and sharing weal and woe. At the same time, he also lashes out at the selfish behavior of some individuals.

At a party in the New Palace, a telegram from Tomuk reported that a serious event had occurred east of the borders of the Ural Mountains: a Tatar invasion of the Russian Empire. Since communications were cut off, a messenger could only be sent to inform the Grand Duke that the city must be defended and that a traitor named Ivan Ogarev would frame him. So Michel Stogoff set out on a journey. He went through many difficulties and dangers along the way, and even became blind, but this did not stop Michel Stogov's confidence. At the critical moment, he rushed to Irkutsk, killed the traitors, and shattered the conspiracy.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. At a party in the New Palace, a telegram from Tomuk reported that a serious event had occurred east of the borders of the Ural Mountains: a Tatar invasion of the Russian Empire. Since communications were cut off, a messenger could only be sent to inform the Grand Duke that the city must be defended and that a traitor named Ivan Ogarev would frame him. So Michel Stogoff set out on a journey. He went through many difficulties and dangers along the way, and even became blind, but this did not stop Michel Stogov's confidence. At the critical moment, he rushed to Irkutsk, killed the traitors, and shattered the conspiracy.

This book is an unfinished work by the famous French writer Jules Verne. The "Vancouver" was a ship carrying coolies. During a voyage, the second officer rioted. The captain was killed and the Clifford family on board was exiled to the sea and left to fend for themselves. The waves sent the family and sailor Flupp to an isolated island. Flupp, who was respectfully called "Uncle Robinson" by the children, led the family to start a hard life on the isolated island... The work vividly describes all kinds of life on the island, and the down-to-earth writing style makes people love it.

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This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. The work was written in 1888, when Verne was sixty years old. This is the only children's novel among his works. It was originally titled "Two Years' Vacation" and was renamed "Fifteen Boys' Drifting" after it was introduced to Japan in the Meiji era. It describes the story of a sailing ship carrying fifteen teenagers that was wrecked in a storm and drifted to a desert island. The strong fifteen teenagers united as one, used their intelligence and wisdom to bravely face and overcome the cruel natural environment. Under the leadership of two adults, Ivanson and Kate, they defeated the vicious Walston gang. After two years, they finally returned to their hometown. The work tells us that a boy of thirteen or fourteen can spend a two-year special "vacation" with a group of children on an uninhabited island. During the past two years, they continued to learn and exercise, and finally grew into young men who understood reason, were passionate about people, and had courage. I hope that this book "Two Years' Vacation" by the famous French science fiction and adventure novelist Jules Verne will give you a different experience and feeling.

Works by the famous French writer Jules Verne. In the Transylvania region of the Austrian Empire, the shepherd Fuliko discovered that the Carpathian Castle, which had been deserted for many years, suddenly started to smoke again. He screamed in terror. Fuliko was regarded as a wizard. People said he had the ability to summon gods and monsters. Did he see monsters? The author of this book uses amazingly rich imagination and unique artistic conception to describe an ancient castle that is both mysterious and terrifying. The author reveals the mystery of the castle by describing Franz, a legendary figure who bravely explores the castle. This story is full of romantic legend, but it is by no means a boring fabrication. The owner of the castle is an eccentric old man. When he was young, he liked a popular soprano singer very much, but this singer fell in love with the young Count Franz. During the singer's farewell performance, the terrifying face of the owner of the castle scared the poor singer to death. However, the lonely owner of the castle thought that Franz had killed his dream lover and took revenge on him. When Franz passed by the Carpathian Castle, he heard the familiar singing voice of the dead female singer coming from inside. He thought that his lover was still alive, but was imprisoned inside by the owner of the castle. So he crazily sneaked into the castle. After a series of adventures, he discovered that all the supernatural phenomena in the mysterious castle were the magical effects of electricity, and the voice and image of the singer's lover were also illusions made of electricity. Although he solved the mystery of the castle, he became insane and spent a sad life in his memories.

This is a work by the famous French writer Jules Verne. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. After James, a 55-year-old coal mining engineer, received two secret letters with completely different contents, he decided to go to the Aberfoyle coal mine, which had been exhausted 10 years ago. It was also the workplace where he had devoted most of his life. Ford, the former foreman of the coal mine, was the first letter writer to send an invitation to James. He did not believe that the coal seam had been hollowed out. He had been looking for new veins every day for 10 years and finally got his wish. Before finding this larger rich mine, he, like many people who made the mine their home, moved his family down the mine. Although the second letter writer who dissuaded James from going to the coal mine did not show up for a long time, James and Ford were repeatedly in danger on their way to the new mine for inspection. Some accidents occurred naturally, but more were caused by man-made obstructions. At the end of the novel, the truth is revealed, and the Abefuir coal mine returns to its former prosperity.

This book is the author's tribute to Alexandre Dumas. It is called another wonderful "The Count of Monte Cristo", which is also rich in imagination, novel, wonderful and fascinating. The novel is based on the Hungarian self-government movement in the 1860s to get rid of the Austrian rulers. The uprising led by the Hungarian aristocrat Count Sandolf failed because he was informed. He escaped from prison after going through many hardships. From then on, Count Sanddorf began his career of revenge and justice incognito. After many twists and turns, he finally severely punished the informer. The liberation of the Hungarian people was finally completed.

This is Verne's classic work. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. Young Godfrey Morgan is about to get married, but he thinks he must first travel around the world, like Robinson Crusoe in the novel. Although his relatives did not want Godfrey to travel, they still sent him on the journey. They set out on the ship "Dream", but the ship mysteriously crashed in the sea, leaving Godfrey and his teacher Tatley on a desert island. They really lived the life of Robinson on the island...

An American clipper ship, the Jonathan, left San Francisco, California, heading for South Africa. The ship was carrying more than a thousand immigrants recruited by an immigration company, preparing to go to Lagoa Bay, a place granted land development and management rights by the Portuguese government. Unexpectedly, at the beginning of the voyage, things went contrary to expectations. Under the attack of violent storms, the ship ran aground on Khost Island in the Magellan Islands. The victims of the Jonathan settled on this island. What kind of future awaits them?

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According to the work of the famous French writer Jules Verne, in a small town in Virginia, two amateur astronomers simultaneously discovered a bolide orbiting the earth. According to astronomers' calculations, it was a small celestial body weighing about 1.867 Million tons and made of pure gold, worth as much as 588,880 billion francs. Another amateur in this city designed a machine based on a new principle he discovered, and successfully made the Venus fall on his private property in Greenland. The discovery and fall of this meteor led to scenes of human farce, from family discord to the battles between world powers, and there was panic and chaos everywhere. In the end, the inventor angrily pushed Venus into the sea, ending the farce.

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The works of the famous French writer Jules Verne. For readers who like Verne's works, this book is worth reading. In a small town in Virginia, USA, two amateur astronomers simultaneously discovered a bolide orbiting the Earth. According to astronomers' estimates, it was a small celestial body weighing about 1.867 Million tons, made of pure gold, and worth as much as 588,880 billion francs. Another amateur in this city designed a machine based on a new principle he discovered, and successfully made the Venus fall on his private property in Greenland. The discovery and fall of this meteor led to scenes of human farce, from family discord to the battles between world powers, and there was panic and chaos everywhere. In the end, the inventor angrily pushed Venus into the sea, ending the farce.