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"Insect Diary" not only truly records the life of insects, but also reflects human society and life through the insect world. The book reveals witty words from time to time, puts forward in-depth thinking on the value of life, and attempts to incorporate deeper meanings into science. Moreover, Fabre cleverly connected the life of insects with human society, moved the moral and cognitive system of human society into the world of insects in his writing, and then reflected on society through insects endowed with human nature, conveyed personal experience and thinking, and gained insights into human society. Invisibly, it guides readers to re-understand the norms of human thought, morality and cognition in the "ethics" and "social life" of insects. After reading this book, we can think about many issues, such as how to face our short life and how to sublimate a small life in the struggle. "Insect Diary" is indeed a miracle. It is a music of life written by Fabre, an outstanding representative of mankind, and insects, the numerous ordinary people in nature. It is a book that can never be deciphered. Such a miracle may provide us with even more precious revelations as the earth is about to usher in the ecological era.

The whole book begins with spring, goes through summer, autumn, and winter, and ends with spring, completing a cycle of life. The end is also the starting point, and life is revived. Where the article analyzes life and criticizes customs, the language is astonishing, the words are sparkling, the insights are unique, and thought-provoking; where the scenery is described, the language is beautiful and detailed, such as the clear and transparent lake water and the dense and green mountains and forests. This is a fresh, healthy, and uplifting book with extremely moving descriptions of spring and dawn. Here you can find the pure air provided by nature, gurgling streams, and singing birds, without the environmental pollution caused by industrial society. By reading this book, you will not only feel the purity of your soul and the sublimation of your spirit, but you will also learn about flora and fauna, extensive knowledge of humanities, geography, and history, and experience the enlightening thoughts that flow through the clouds. Taste the philosophy of life, increase the wisdom of life, and feel the beauty of nature and life.

In this world, there are thousands of avenues. Taoism believes in immortality and Buddhism believes in cause and effect. Among them, there is a swordsman who can defeat thirty thousand enemies with a single sword in the air. There are also timid bull-riding Taoist priests who carry a whisk in their hands and dare to sweep away the injustice in the world. Maybe for ordinary people, what they see is the world, but my protagonist Xuanyuan Bubai uses his sword to sweep the world. The place I walk through is the imperial soil. Under this world, is it the imperial soil, and on the shore of the land, is it the royal minister! At the end of the day, the protagonist, holding a jug of good wine, was drunk in a grand hall, lying on the beauty's lap and said: Lao Yuan, serve the wine! Next to them, the generals and princes with suppressed auras accompanied their emperor, all laughing. Drunk and lying on the knees of a beautiful woman, wake up and seize the power of the world! In the world of royal power, there should be a place for me, Xuanyuan Bubai! Ps: This is a fantasy dynasty world that is similar to the Chinese world, but different. People who have read history, please don't worry about some minor issues.

In 1927, the 24-year-old George Orwell resigned from his post as a colonial policeman in Burma and began to travel between the British mainland and the European continent, wandering around and trying various careers. He worked as a hotel dishwasher, a teacher, a bookstore clerk, and a longshoreman. Although he was poor, he was born in the middle class and experienced the life of the lower class firsthand. Orwell himself once said that "a life of poverty and a sense of failure strengthened my natural hatred of authority and made me aware of the existence of the working class for the first time." In 1933, Orwell wrote the novel "Down and Out in Paris and London" based on this experience. The book is divided into two parts. The first half describes the miserable life of a British literati living at the bottom of society by doing odd jobs in Paris. The second half describes the literati's experiences when he returned to London from Paris, where his living conditions further deteriorated, and he became a jobless vagrant and moved around. The book is interspersed with the protagonist's thoughts and comments, providing an in-depth analysis of the true meaning of poverty. But at the same time, there is still dark humor in the suffering. For example, when writing about the hard and tiring life of a dishwasher, one still never forgets to make fun of the classic line "Roughly speaking, the more you pay for a dish, the more sweat and spit you will eat."

This "Collected Essays of Orwell" contains fifty-one articles by George Orwell, spanning nearly twenty years and covering almost his entire writing career. In these articles, Orwell expressed his disgust for totalitarian politics and his pity for the people at the bottom with his vivid and powerful writing style. In addition, his discussions on literature, language, writing, etc. Are also profound and thought-provoking. George Orwell (1903-1950), formerly known as Eric Arthur Blair, was a British left-wing writer and journalist. He was born in British India and later entered Eton College through his own efforts. After graduating from Eton in 1921, he joined the British colonial police in Burma. In 1927, he left his job and returned to England, where he began a four-year wandering, reaching deep into the bottom of society. He began his writing career the following year, leaving behind many outstanding works for future generations, including famous anti-totalitarian and dystopian novels such as "1984" and "Animal Farm." In addition to these two novels, he is also quite successful in his prose writing.

"Edinburgh Notes", written in 1879, is one of Stevenson's most interesting and personal works. Stevenson was born in Edinburgh, where he studied and lived. He himself was to Edinburgh what Joyce was to Dublin, always concerned about it but always at a distance during his lifetime. He once said: "There is no star as lovely and moving as the street lights of Edinburgh. If I forget you, Edinburgh, then please let my writing right hand lose its flexibility!" This book is composed of a series of prose, from Edinburgh's Old Town, Parliament Square to the New Town, Calton Hill and the Pentland Hills, unfolding a unique landscape painting. The work is both a travelogue and interspersed with social commentary, and is overflowing with the author's feelings about his hometown. The Edinburgh in the book is a three-dimensional city with dramatic contrasts - a city spread out between the old and the new, between wealth and famine, between mansions and countryside. In some chapters, the author eulogizes the beauty of the city and its unique spiritual temperament with a sense of nostalgia, while in chapters such as "Legendary Stories", he focuses on the dark and gloomy side of Edinburgh, such as the alcoholic lower class, social scandals, and the evil on the fringes of the city. Only a knowledgeable person who truly loves Edinburgh can tell all this honestly without falling into the clichés of critical literature. In short, this is the work of an Edinburgh "insider". This book was introduced by the Gutenberg Project and translated into Chinese for the first time.

Vincent, a psychiatrist, works in a nursing home. One day, he discovers that a patient's symptoms are very suspicious. During the investigation, his friend is suddenly killed and the entire nursing home is instantly involved in a huge whirlpool. A beautiful and enthusiastic nurse, a shrewd and capable police detective, a cold and mean woman, and an old man who is a liar. As the case unfolds, everyone's secrets surface. This book is a great attempt by the master of psychology Scott Pike. He turns the classic cases he has experienced into characters with distinctive characteristics. Through a murder case, different aspects of human nature collide with each other in the same space, resulting in a wonderful psychological group portrait. We can appreciate Scott's superb storytelling talent, and we can also gain insight into the all-encompassing nature of people's hearts. This is a thrilling novel, and it is also an unconventional psychological work.

When Verne passed away, people spoke highly of him: "Verne was both a writer in the scientific community and a scientist in the literary community." In today's world, the Science Award named after Verne has become a world-wide science popularization award and is admired by people all over the world. Verne's works have become encyclopedias for developing science and technology, imagining the future, and promoting the progress of the times. Verne's works are widely circulated and have been translated into and published in more than 52 languages ​​over the years. Some have been adapted into movies, TV shows, comic books, etc., With readers all over the world. They have grown up with generations and developed with each era, and are deeply loved by people all over the world, especially teenagers.

Nussbaum has an extremely high intellectual talent for classical studies and a strong ability to grasp classical texts, but her works often become the focus of controversy and even crusade in the academic community. This book is one of her few masterpieces that is widely recognized by the academic community. During the Hellenistic period, Epicureans, Stoics, and skeptical philosophers believed that philosophy was not a rational law that had nothing to do with human emotions, but an art that dealt with daily life problems and discovered the meaning of life. In this context, philosophical topics include: fear of death, love and sex, anger and aggression. For the philosophers of this period, philosophy was like medicine, dedicated to understanding and creating a rich and colorful human life. In this book, Nussbaum shows people the treatment paradigms of philosophers and discusses the views of Aristotle (the target of the attack), Epicureanism, Skepticism, and Stoic philosophers on desire. The main body of the argument is how Hellenistic philosophers can make people's lives healthier and happier by taming desire. She calls the philosophy of these three Hellenistic philosophical schools compassionate medical philosophy. Many discussions in the book are also of great significance to today's society.

The contents of this book include "People Living on the Sea" by Mu Shiying, "Our World" by Mu Shiying, "Weaving Spiders" by Xu Dishan, "Rat Teeth" by Lu Yan, "Foxtrot in Shanghai" by Mu Shiying, etc.

[The book is finished and you can enter the trap with confidence\u002F The related book "The villain will be cleared after passing through the book" has been released] Shuangjie\u002F Cool article\u002F The group's favorite, the male protagonist is noble and strong, the female protagonist is reborn as a scumbag, and the three male partners are all boss-level. During the Tang Dynasty, the Pei family's young lady was inadvertently awakened to her past life memories. Who is the young man in white in her dream? Young Master in White: "Ten thousand years of loneliness have also cut off the love thread. Could it be that I have cut off my loneliness?" Young lady: "Your Highness, the heartless medicine is useless, but the aphrodisiac medicine is good?" The young man in white waved his hands with cold eyes, "No need, I will marry you as my concubine now." "Have you thought about it? After the spiritual practice, we will have a baby." The young man in white suddenly broke into a cold sweat, "Well... I have lived for ten thousand years, I am afraid that I have more than enough ambition but not enough strength..."

If you understand the history of the Western Regions, you will understand the thousands of years of civilizational excitement between the East and the West! Why did Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty send Zhang Qian as envoy to the Western Regions instead of someone else? Why is Banchao so powerful in the border areas? Is the legendary Xiang Fei really a real person? What is the connection between Xuanzang and the Silk Road? This book gives a comprehensive and three-dimensional depiction of the past and present of the Western Regions from the aspects of political power competition, economic exchanges, and cultural customs collisions and integrations. With rich historical materials and easy-to-understand writing, it is a rare and excellent popular book for understanding the history of the Western Regions and world globalization.

Edogawa Ranpo's mystery novel collection includes six classics such as "Ghost on the Island" and "Banshee", covering 35 long, medium and short Ranpo stories. The published "Collection of Edogawa Ranpo Mystery Novels: Ghost on the Island" has been well received by readers. "Edogawa Ranpo Mystery Novel Collection: Banshee" contains two novels: "Hell's Master of Comics" and "Banshee". Takehiko Shoji went to work as a secretary at Marquis Okawara's house, but what awaited him was not the excitement of work, but a series of murders and fascinating beauties. First, his colleague Himeda fell off a cliff inexplicably, and then Murakoshi was shot dead in a closed room... Everyone has a perfect alibi. Can the arrival of Akechi Kogoro bring a turn to the confusing case?

Three generations of the Thorne family have been haunted by a curse. At the end of the 19th century, there was a weird and lonely member of the second generation of the Thorne family. He studied prophecy in his study all day long, and eventually died of heart spasm. The strangest thing was that the carpet in front of the fireplace in the room of the deceased was wet. On his deathbed, he made a terrible prophecy: You will be burned to death. Soon after, almost all members of the family were killed in a fire! After that, the unknown study became known as the "madman's room" and was permanently closed. In the 1930s, the third-generation patriarch of the family decided to reopen this room as a study, despite his brother's objections. One night a few months later, the patriarch's wife fainted from fright at the door of the room. The room was empty except for the carpet in front of the fireplace that was soaked with water again. A few minutes later, the team leader's body was found on the gravel road downstairs in the room. The cause of death was a fall from a height, and the death time had been more than half an hour. When the lady woke up, she said she didn't remember anything. However, everything was not over yet. A year later, the prophecy of death came again, this time the target was Madam...

John Smiley left his hometown in Australia and came to London. On the night of his arrival, he witnessed a murder in an alley in a house across the street: a man strangled a woman with a black scarf, and then the lights went out. However, when Smiley called the police to catch the criminal together, they found that all the doors and windows in the house were locked. After breaking in, they found that there was no one in the house. What's even more bizarre is that the scene he witnessed was exactly the same as an unsolved case that happened in the same place 17 years ago...

This book is an appreciative version of "A Dream of Red Mansions" that is truly aimed at readers with a middle-level education, especially middle school students. The focus is on appreciation and commentary. Features: 1. An introduction written by experts, focusing on art appreciation, showing developmental reading thinking; 2. Adding annotations to try to be barrier-free; 3. Design comments based on readers' needs, highlighting appreciation, interest, and contemporary nature.

This is a campus novel about a high school baseball team, and it is also a story about "entrepreneurship". "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker 1" has inspired many people to explore management knowledge, and Yume Okano, a high school student at Asakawa Academy, is one of them. She dreams of becoming the manager of a baseball team, and hopes that she can lead the team to Koshien like Xiaonan. However, in the face of a desolate stadium, a sparse staff, and an absent coach... How should Xiaomeng's wish be realized? The curtain of "entrepreneurship" has thus begun. How to start a new baseball team? After many years, in the face of the ever-changing environment, how to lead the team to continue the Koshien dream? Another book written by Drucker - "Innovation and Entrepreneurship" is the best guide. "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker 2" is the second book in the "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker" series. The author continues the style of the previous work, reflecting the situations often encountered in the establishment and operation of enterprises into the experience of the baseball team, and cleverly solving them with the management wisdom in "Innovation and Entrepreneurship", which is impressive. The dream of entering Koshien will never end. Can this "entrepreneurial" practice of a passionate young man succeed? Let's go to the book and find out.

New book: The sect was destroyed at the beginning You killed an evil spirit, and your Yin Qi +1. You use Yin Qi to strengthen the Iron Cloth Shirt, and the Iron Cloth Shirt evolves into the Golden Clothes Technique! You see an evil spirit king who is too strong, so you decide to run away. You pick up a demon spirit bead on the road. You absorb the demon spirit bead and your Yin Qi +10. You strengthened the Nine Yang Divine Art and merged it with the Golden Clothes Art to become an extremely strong hegemonic body, so you decided to go back and kill it. "I am a gentleman, really!" Wang Lu said to everyone with a serious face.

"Wandering" is a novel about constellations. In Tokarczuk's own words, "The combination of constellations, rather than the orderly arrangement, contains the truth." It is a book that originated in the waiting room. The author went to the doctor for a blood test. While waiting for the doctor, he suddenly realized that he had almost no understanding of his own body. Then the research began, and the author even spent a whole year studying anatomy in Amsterdam for this purpose. It is a novel composed of 116 long or short chapters. Centering around two constantly intertwined themes - travel and human body preservation - fictitious stories, real events, and ideological fragments are arranged in a circle. The metaphorical and metaphysical issues of the body, travel, flight and movement unfold along the main line of the movement of the human body in the world. "The Ancient Times and Other Times" is a famous work by the famous contemporary Polish writer Olga Tokarczuk. The novel has a total of 84 chapters, each chapter is named after "xxx time". It tells the story of various characters in ancient times, even animals, plants and things, from different perspectives: a girl who touches the border of the world, a landowner addicted to puzzle games, a lonely housewife, an old woman who curses the moon, and even angels, water ghosts, pugs, mycelium, small coffee grinders... The life stories of three generations reflect the turbulent historical destiny of Poland in the 20th century. Primeval is a place, located at the center of the universe. Its four borders are guarded by four angels. The world beyond the ancient times does not exist. People who think they have stepped out of the ancient times are actually standing on the border and dreaming that they have entered the outside world. When they wake up, they go home and regard their dreams as memories. The border will also produce mature people, just like they come from the outside world... "House by Day, House by Night" tells the story of a border town, from the first knifemaker who pioneered here to settle here, to the heroine and her husband moving to this countryside, the same land has different historical moments and different life migrations over the millennium. Various legendary figures appear here: a saint with a beard, a monk with a gender inversion, an alcoholic with a bird living in his body, a small-town teacher who transforms into a werewolf, an old lady with a wig who can hibernate, a woman who collects dreams on the Internet... The human world has undergone changes and ups and downs for thousands of years, but for the land, people's joys and sorrows, and the changes in people's generations are just a fleeting dream of the land. This is a wonderful novel that mixes multiple genres and intersperses multiple story lines. Short stories, essays, folk tales, hagiographies, and even recipes and notes are intertwined and presented. Each story is an exquisite short story, and when connected together, it becomes a wonderful novel full of foreshadowing and echoes.

"Literary tough guy" and Nobel Prize winner Hemingway's 120th birthday commemorative collection of pictures and texts; the most complete collection of Hemingway's works on the market, including all long, medium and short stories and all non-fiction documentary works, a large number of original illustrations, precious historical photos The portrait, with pictures and texts, fully reproduces Hemingway's works and life; this collection is composed of famous translators, a generation of British and American literary translators. The model translation is well-known and timeless. It is supplemented by detailed background information and interpretation of the translation preface. It pays tribute to the classics with excellent text. His works include "The Sun Also Rises", "A Farewell to Arms", "For Whom the Bell Tolls", "The Old Man and the Sea", "Death in the Afternoon", "The Complete Short Stories of Hemingway (Part 1 and 2)", "The Green Hills of Africa", "The Flowing "The Feast", "The Fifth Column in Spain", "Letters of Hemingway (Part 1 and 2)", "Across the River and Into the Woods", "Island in the Gulf Stream", "The Garden of Eden", "The Haves and the Have Nots", "Dangerous Summer" and "The Dawn of Truth". The author's only script "The Fifth Column" and the narration of the film "La España" are also included, as well as a collection of the author's letters, 16 types (18 volumes), supplemented by a large number of original illustrations and precious historical images, with both pictures and texts, fully reproducing Hemingway's works and his life. This collection of translators gathers together famous translators: Wu Lao, Lu Jin, Cai Hui, Chen Liangting, Zhu Wan, Dong Hengxun and other famous translators of the generation of British and American literature. Their exemplary translations are well-known and timeless. They are supplemented by detailed background information and interpretation of the translation preface, and they pay tribute to the classics with excellent texts.

This book contains a number of Chekhov's representative novels, which highly embodies the artistic characteristics of authenticity, simplicity and humor in Chekhov's works and the creative standards of concise words. Among them, some reflect the social reality of Russia at the end of the 19th century, such as "Gooseberry"; some expose the ugly face of Tsarist Russian hawks, such as "Death of a Clerk" and "Chameleon"; some criticize vulgarity, emptiness, inaction, and rigid life attitudes, such as "The Trapped Man"; some are full of sympathy for the working people, such as "Affliction" and "Longing for Sleep", in order to send out a cry to the general public that "we can no longer live like this".

"Don Quixote" is the representative work of Spanish writer Cervantes. The little squire Don Quixote of Manca is fascinated by reading chivalric novels. He pieced together a pair of armor and rode a skinny horse in an attempt to imitate the ancient life of a knight errant. On my first trip, I came back injured. The second time, he found his neighbor Sancho as his attendant. He did many ridiculous things and was rescued and returned home. On the third trip, he experienced a series of thrilling encounters, was teased by the duchess, and so on. In the end, Don Quixote was defeated by his neighbor Samson who dressed up as a knight. When he was dying, he had a sudden enlightenment and denounced the chivalric novel.

"Madame Bovary" is an outstanding work that established Gustave Flaubert's literary reputation and status. Emma is the daughter of a wealthy farmer in the French provinces. She was deeply influenced by religion and romantic literature when she was a teenager. When she grew up, she married Bovary, a mediocre and honest doctor. She is not satisfied with family life and fantasizes about pursuing ideal love. She got involved in the upper class society, and her yearning for luxurious life and pursuit of romance led her to the path of depravity. Eventually, she committed suicide by taking poison because she was in debt and unable to escape.

Edogawa Ranpo's mystery novel collection includes six classics such as "Ghost on the Island", "Banshee" and "Black Lizard", covering 35 Ranpo long, medium and short stories. The published books "Ghost on the Island" and "Banshee" have been well received by readers since their release. The gangster thief Black Lizard attempts to abduct Iwase Shohei's beloved Sanae, and also wants to take possession of Iwase Trading Company's treasure "Egyptian Star". Iwase, who repeatedly received threatening letters, begged Akechi Kogoro to protect his daughter and gems, but the great detective failed again and again. Sanae was kidnapped, the "Star of Egypt" fell into the hands of the enemy, and he himself almost drowned in the sea...

One day, Cheng Qing opened his eyes and suddenly discovered that his eyes could not only see some strange data, but also predict some things that had never happened. Cheng Qing looked at the securities platform: "Baoleng Group [500789] stock market forecast, closing at 3:00 pm on August 31, 2018, the stock price increased by 8.6%, Reaching 18.5 Yuan per share." Cheng Qing glanced at the classmates again: Suddenly, he saw a sentence with a question mark above someone's head. "Discovery Skills: Elementary Economic Thinking, Extraction or Not?"

Aloma was an orphan, raised by her uncle and aunt, and then sent to a missionary school in the closed mountains of Kentucky. In school, she learned to play the piano and dreamed of using this skill to escape to the wider outside world. After her lover Oren suffered a serious family accident, Aloma moved to the Oren family's tobacco farm, a wild and quiet place. Oren became increasingly alienated from Aloma due to family changes and the pressure to manage the farm independently. Aloma is in a completely unfamiliar environment, adapting to the changes in her identity and everything around her alone. She seems to have just gone from one closed school life to another closed family life. In such loneliness, she seeks change and stimulation...

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

From "Songs of the Four Seasons: A Selected Collection of the Bucket Rider", The Bucket Rider is known as China's Kafka. He makes Chinese fantasy become real literature. He also integrates the simplicity, ethereal, beauty and weirdness of Chinese characters, where the poetry, absurdity and imagination of the East reach their peak.

"Sister, didn't you say you like me the most? Then just look at me, okay?" Her usually well-behaved brother stared at her closely, as if there was no difference from the past. Only she knew her shock when she learned that her well-behaved brother was the villain. Villain, you are a bit low-key! "What's so good about that man? What are you looking at him doing? Look at me, I'm your husband!" Mr. President, aren't you the coldest to me? Why do you look like you care about me so much now? Stupid woman, can't you see that I like you? "Lord Shenzi, you are a little cold to me. Don't you like me?" The girl pretended to be aggrieved, but actually she found it very interesting to see Shenzi's panic. "Don't you like me? I like you too, don't worry about them, just care about me?" The Son of God has fallen into the mortal world, and he only loves the warmth of that person. "Prince Regent, this is really unexpected, you..." She walked back and forth from world to world. If it weren't for System Xiaoqi's company, I might not have been able to survive. And she met him. She thought, she was lucky. "Master Villain, what are you doing?" The girl crossed her legs, pretending not to care about the person in front of her, but she was already panicking inside. "What do you say?" When the man approached, she stopped pretending to be calm. She rushed forward and hugged him, "We agreed to come, but we can't go back on it." "Well, I will never regret it." It's my luck to meet you, and you are my life!

The theory of ghosts and gods has been around since ancient times. When Lin Shan heard the dragon gate formation on the roadside, he was chattering away. . . . . .

"Rashomon" is a collection of novels by the outstanding modern Japanese writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke. It includes 9 of his classic representative novels, including his famous work, the life-and-death choice between good and evil - "Rashomon"; Natsume Soseki's masterpiece "The Nose"; the original novel of Kurosawa Akira's classic film "Rashomon" - "In the Bamboo Grove", in addition to the critically acclaimed "Hell" and "Kappa". The work shows the glorious artistic achievements of the "Japanese short story genius" from multiple angles. The selected chapters in the book are novel in material, exquisite in conception, with twists and turns in the plots, and profound implications. The characters range from high-ranking officials in temples to ordinary people in the city. It can be said that the various characters of Japan's Taisho era are presented like a quick glance, which can be called a microcosm of the times. After a hundred years, it is still breathtaking and deeply touching to read.

This book contains a total of eleven short stories by Ryunosuke Akutagawa. It is a collection of Ryunosuke Akutagawa's representative works from different periods. It profoundly shows the game between human nature and desire, the choice of good and evil, and the helplessness of life. Among them, "Hell Transformation" tells the story of a highly skilled painter, Yoshihide, who, in order to pursue the highest realm of art, cruelly sacrificed his daughter to complete a "Hell Transformation" screen that shocked the world. Ryunosuke Akutagawa uses a unique layout to push the protagonist in the article to the extreme situation of life and death test, thereby showing readers the opposition between good and evil and conveying his understanding of human nature.

The final work of Marquez's novel! To celebrate his ninetieth birthday, an old reporter called the madam of a brothel and asked for a virgin to spend the night. He vowed to relive the passion of the past, but for some reason he remained indifferent when faced with the girl's body. What's even more ridiculous is that he fell madly in love with her. In front of this sleeping beauty, he recalled all the romance and absurdity in his life, the vivid path of lust and chaotic love, and the jigsaw puzzle became his depraved and lonely life.

In the spring of 1975, in Istanbul, the 30-year-old wealthy son Kemal Kemal was engaged to the socialite Sibel, but unexpectedly met his distant cousin from a poor background, the 18-year-old innocent girl Füsun. After the passionate love between the two, Kemal finally broke off his engagement with Sibel, only to find that Füsun had already left him. Kemal followed the girl's shadow and ghost deep into another Istanbul, walking through the poor back streets and hanging out in open-air cinemas. On the streets destroyed by nationalist bombs, on the strait illuminated by the fires of oil tanker collisions, under the curfew after the military coup, he tried to get closer to Füsun until the unbearable longing made life completely deviate. In order to calm the pain of love, he carefully collected everything about his sweetheart, everything she loved, and even everything she touched, and collected them into his "Museum of Innocence"... Pamuk said: "Everyone should be able to gaze into each other's eyes and talk about love, so that we can have true love." In this work, Director Pamuk proves one thing, what exactly is love?

Twelve chosen sons were selected by mechas and embarked on the road to save the world. What I want to destroy is the sky!

General Copywriter: Come here you can get what you want Businessman It's about integrity desire bought desire unstoppable desire Will eventually fall into the endless abyss The key is Is what you are pawning worth it? A moment of beauty and withered bones Thousands of gold scattered at the snap of your fingers... Part 1: Her soul is locked and the manuscript has been saved√ Maybe it's because her look back thousands of years ago was too warm Even if he becomes a ghost cultivator I have to wait for a thousand years She told him to wait and he would wait. It will take a thousand years to wait During the Republic of China, they were both buried. He failed to protect her and she fell into reincarnation again He fell into a deep sleep to repair his soul A hundred years later, they met again They admire each other, but God's will plays tricks on people He put a curse on her due to a misunderstanding. Life and death depend on each other, so many beautiful words From then on, her soul was locked Her eyes are all about him In a transaction, she sold her marriage for the rest of her life Story 2: A gluttonous feast

A battlefield diary integrating poetry, prose and photos. This book was published just before the outbreak of the European War. It is very popular for its detailed information, humorous writing style and firm anti-fascist stance. It has extremely high historical and literary value. The twenty-seven sonnets written by Auden are even known as "the most profound and innovative chapters in Auden's poetry of the 1930s, and can also be said to be one of the greatest English poems of this decade."

A businessman full of realism in his bones, he made business friends, bought a big house, and married the pasha's daughter, but he did not dare to have the slightest idea of ​​deviating from the status quo. A young man who grew up in a wealthy family did not want to be mediocre and longed for dreams, but he could not find his direction, lost touch with reality, and was eventually drowned in the torrent of realism. A painter who makes a living based on his ideals, he is pursuing his dream on the road of art, but he still has to face the turmoil of complicated life, and is confused and hesitant in reality.

Smiley's love, Guillam, lives a comfortable secluded life in France, but his past as a spy still clings to him, and a secret letter urgently calls him back to London. Guillam was shocked to find that what he needed to face this time was not the enemy, but the descendants of his colleagues who fought side by side in the past - their father and mother had names that intelligence officers could not forget: Leamas and Liz. In the out-of-control espionage incident that year, one was an intelligence agent who was loyal to the Intelligence Bureau, and the other was his lover. Both of them died under the Berlin Wall. What led to their deaths? Was Yuanchang deliberately "abandoning his son", or was there another hidden agenda? Deep in Guillam's private memories that are inconsistent with official records, there are secrets that he does not want to reveal...