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This book contains 11 articles on legends, with a special focus on the One-Eyed God. In "The One-Eyed Monk", he proposed that in ancient sacrifices, in order to distinguish the god from ordinary people, the god was left with only one eye and one foot, and his resentful spirit wandered in the mountains and fields, eventually forming the image of the one-eyed monk as a monster today. Other chapters also discuss the origins of Japanese folklore such as the Bridge God, the Fish King, and the Giant.

"Submarine" is a novel by Japanese writer Kotaro Isaka. It tells a story about youth and hope. Although it is a little cruel, it still makes people feel extremely warm. Isaka Kotaro said: "I want to write stories that cannot be truly solved. For example, a car accident, the perpetrator who suddenly takes away an innocent life is hateful, but maybe through media reports, we will learn about the various difficulties involved and gradually feel confused. "Submarine" is the subject I gave myself." Synopsis of the story of "Submarine": My job is to contact minors who have violated the law and judge whether to impose criminal sanctions. This time, I encountered a tricky thing. A young man named Yuma Tanaoka drove without a license and killed a pedestrian. A few days later, a young man came to the door. It was he who was distracted while driving, rushed onto the sidewalk, and took the life of Bangaoka's friend. On the day when Bangaoka caused the car accident, this young man had appeared at the scene of the accident. It's like we are playing mahjong with an invisible opponent all the time. At first, everyone gets thirteen cards, and even if they have a bad hand, they have to work hard to find a way to tie the cards. People with good luck will always draw good cards, while people with bad luck can only win a small amount of money even if they draw by themselves. Even if they complain that they are not lucky and can no longer play cards, they still have to continue playing.

"The Complete Sherlock Holmes" includes "A Study in Scarlet: The Sign of Four", "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", "The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes", "The Return of Sherlock Holmes", "The Hound of the Baskervilles: The Uncanny Valley", "Last Regards" and "The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes", including 4 novels and 56 short stories created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The four novels include "A Study in Scarlet", which established Sherlock Holmes' "basic deduction" reasoning status, to "The Hound of the Baskervilles", which is full of adventure and allowed Holmes and Dr. Watson to narrowly escape death; from "The Sign of Four", which is full of human ugliness, to the lamentable "Uncanny Valley". The 56 short stories show more of Holmes' rich detective experience: the debut and final confrontation of his old enemy Moriarty; the witty response of the only woman he admired, Irene Adler; the story of his determination to retire but had to come back because of his strong sense of mission; and his battles of wits with politicians and criminals.

The Nobel Prize winner is also a master of letters. Watch the tough guy Hemingway, his chivalrous character and tenderness change through the vicissitudes of life. This is the 120th anniversary commemorative edition of the birth of Hemingway, the most famous writer in China among all Nobel Prize winners in literature over the past century and the most beloved by Chinese readers. There are more than 600 letters, all of which are "dry information" and contain a huge amount of information. The humor and wildness it reveals far exceed his works, and it can be called an unconventional autobiography of a writer. Understand the vivid images behind the books of a generation of literary giants from all aspects and angles, and appreciate the significance of a "person who has not been defeated" in the world. As a celebrity biography book with vivid language and distinctive style, it can also greatly satisfy the gossip heart of reading. "Selected Letters of Hemingway" was translated by Pan Xiaosong, a famous scholar and collector at the American Institute of Social Sciences. The translation style is straightforward and unique, which is very consistent with the distinctive "Hemingway's epistolary style" presented in this book. It is pleasant and interesting to read, making the image of a "letter master" vivid on the page.

The protagonist, middle-aged man Charlie, encounters obstacles everywhere in his life: he is an unsuccessful retired baseball player, his marriage is on the rocks midway, and he lacks communication with his daughter. When he found out that even his daughter was unwilling to invite him to her wedding and that he had become a complete loner, he suffered a complete psychological breakdown and committed suicide by driving his car. When he was wandering at the border between life and death, he suddenly saw his mother who died many years ago. His mother (or rather his mother's vision, ghost...) Leads him back to the past, where he stays for one more day. During this day, his mother took Charlie to visit several people, some of whom had had a significant impact on his life, and some of whom were complete strangers. In the process, Charlie's memories of his life were interspersed with them, and some family secrets buried deep in his memory were gradually revealed. All of this constituted a journey that made Charlie review, introspect, and even enlightenment. Regarding family and life, Charlie realized more in this day than in most of his past life. At the end of the day, his mother disappeared, and Charlie was successfully rescued and returned to the world, where he spent the rest of his life with a positive and open-minded attitude.

"Collection of Haruki Murakami's Representative Works" selects ten representative works of Haruki Murakami. In the newly revised Chinese version in 2018, Haruki Murakami wrote a preface for Chinese readers for the first time. This set includes "Norwegian Wood", "Kafka on the Shore", "Hear the Wind Sing", "Pinball 1973", "Sheep Hunt" and "Dance!" Dance! Dance! "South of the Border, West of the Sun", "The Journey of Strange Birds", "Sputnik Lovers", "The End of the World and Grim Wonderland", a total of ten volumes. Haruki Murakami, a famous modern Japanese writer, was born in Kyoto in 1949. He started writing at the age of 29. His first work, "Listen to the Wind Sing", won the Japan Newcomer Award. In 1987, his fifth novel "Norwegian Wood" was released in Japan and became a phenomenon-level best-seller, with tens of millions of copies sold worldwide, triggering the "Murakami Phenomenon". His works are widely known around the world and have won multiple world-class literary awards. He is also one of the writers with the highest reputation for the Nobel Prize in Literature over the years.

This book is one of the series of "Selected Documents on Contemporary Values ​​of Traditional Chinese Culture". The book is divided into eight chapters: Fortitude and Righteousness, Loyalty, Filial Piety, Martyrdom, Benevolence and Righteousness, Prosperity and Integrity, Modesty and Enterprising, Forgiveness and Tolerance, Wisdom, Courage and Integrity, and Moral Development. It selects the essence of ethics and morals in traditional Chinese classics, explains them, and adds annotations to achieve the purpose of promoting the universal value of Chinese traditional culture.

"Major General Ziqian's Mother" tells the story of a beautiful woman who married Guo Jing, who was fifty years older than her, because of her family's financial difficulties, and gave birth to her son Ziqian. Her natural beauty attracted Pingzhong's admiration, and even aroused the possessive desire of Kunikune's nephew Shiping. At a banquet, Shiping designed to seduce the drunken Kunjing and give his wife to him. From then on, the young Ziqian lost his gentle and beautiful mother... "Diary of a Crazy Old Man" depicts the complex and subtle inner world of an old man in his final years. Due to old age and frailty, the old man developed an unethical desire for his young and energetic daughter-in-law. The old man allowed himself to indulge in his twisted lust for his daughter-in-law, using her as his pillar and belief at the end of his life, almost going crazy. "Major General Nogikan's Mother" weaves an anecdote from the Heian period using historical research methods. It has a strong classical flavor and is considered to be the synthesis and highest crystallization of all elements of Tanizaki literature. "Diary of a Mad Old Man" is Tanizaki's masterpiece in his later years. It shows the erotic world of the elderly in the form of a diary. It is a representative work of the demonic aesthetic style in the early days of Tanizaki's return.

The plot of "The Key" revolves around the private diaries of a middle-aged couple, alternately presenting their repressed psychology and twisted desires in marriage. The husband arranged for his son-in-law Kimura to seduce his wife, while the wife pretended not to know and cheated on her to arouse her husband's jealousy. The two used this to add fun to an ordinary and boring marriage and revitalize it. "Swastika" tells the story of Sonoko, who got married early, and Mitsuko, a young girl who takes a painting class together, who are attracted to each other. The ambiguous relationship between them is discovered by Sonoko's husband Kotaro and Mitsuko's boyfriend Mitsuki. Out of jealousy and revenge, they also intervene between Sonoko and Mitsuko. The relationship between the four people, which was constantly being cut off and messed up, gradually got out of control and eventually led to destruction. "Key" and "Swastika" are both masterpieces showing Junichiro Tanizaki's demonic aesthetics. In these two works, he vividly displayed the secret and weird world of love between the sexes through delicate psychological descriptions, and deeply portrayed the subtle and treacherous side of human nature.

Chunqin, the daughter of a medicine merchant, is beautiful, elegant in manners, and excellent in piano skills. However, she has a changeable temperament due to her blindness since childhood. The person who takes care of Haruko's daily life is Sasuke, a young man four years older than her. Because he admires Haruko, he becomes his teacher and practices the shamisen diligently. After that, Haruko treated Sasuke increasingly harshly, almost to the point of being abusive, but Sasuke obeyed without complaint or regret. Haruko's surly character eventually caused her face to be disfigured due to being hated by others, and Sasuke did not hesitate to destroy his eyes in order to show his steadfastness... Cruel and beautiful, "Harukotso" is the pinnacle of Tanizaki Junichiro's creative career and a peak of Japanese aesthetics.

"Fire" is the posthumous work of writer, poet, and singer Leonard Cohen. This book is prefaced by Leonard Cohen's son Adam Cohen and translated by writer Ouyang Yu. It includes the lyrics of Cohen's three studio albums at the end of his music career, "Old Ideas", "Popular Questions" and "You Want It Darker", the lyrics written for Anjani's album "Blue Alert", as well as selected prose, paintings and many unpublished poems from Cohen's "Notebook" for creation. ------ "I'm here, I'm here. I'm ready." - "You Want It Darker" Legendary singer Leonard Cohen passed away in November 2016. In an interview with The New Yorker in his later years, Cohen said: "I'm ready to die, I just hope it won't be too uncomfortable. That's it." At the end of Cohen's life, he was only doing one thing: compiling a book of unpublished poems from the "notebook" where he recorded daily inspiration. Fire was an idea and image with which Cohen was intensely preoccupied in the closing years of his life. Cohen's poems are warm, candid and eclectic, and present the strong image of "flame" to the world. We are fortunate to witness the brilliance of Cohen's fire of life. "Leonard didn't mind talking about death at all. ...'Death' has appeared in Leonard's poems and songs from the beginning. As early as decades ago, Leonard had reached some kind of friendly agreement with 'death'." - Sylvie Simmons (author of Leonard Cohen's biography "I'm Your Man")

This is a wonderful world, a magical country. Our Muxue likes this continent very much. Her goals in life are: solve crimes, get promoted, get rich, and get a husband!

Born in a suburb of Tokyo, Tsukuda's dream since childhood was to fly into the universe. When he grew up, he became an outstanding scientific researcher, specializing in rocket engine research and development. But when he was closest to the peak of his dream, an accident caused him to resign and return to his hometown, inheriting the factory left by his father. Seven years have passed, and the word dream has long been far away from Tsukuda. Now he is a small and medium-sized enterprise operator. He has to deal with banks and compete with large companies for the sake of his employees... Just when Tsukuda has almost forgotten his dream, a lawsuit comes to his door. Just when he is struggling, Tsukuda sees a glimmer of a dream in the whirlpool. Want to give pursuit of your dreams another try?

The "Homecoming" five-part series, consisting of The Memory of Earth (1992), The Call of Earth (1993), The Ships of Earth (1994), Earthfall (1995), and Earthborn (1995), is Card's most popular novel series.

The "Going Home" series of novels uses the clues of the fourteen members of Queen Fo Yiman's family of the "Harmonious Planet", the botanist Xie Demei, and the archivist to return to the earth in a spaceship, weaving a science fiction story with ups and downs and twists and turns. The host of Harmony Planet is no longer itself. Looking at it from another angle, it actually has two selves. It copies the human-related data in the main program and uploads it to the host of the Queen's title spacecraft. From the moment the two sets of programs separated, they became alienated and took on different tasks. After the Queen City spacecraft takes off, and before the alarm program is set off, the host of Harmony Planet will no longer consider the spacecraft. This task has been completely handed over to the host on the spacecraft, and it is already making other plans at the moment...

Margaret was originally a poor country girl. After arriving in Paris, she became a social butterfly in the upper class and was known as the "La Traviata". In this dazzling fame and fortune fair, she was moved by the sincere love of young Armand, and they both fell in love. Just as the lovers in love were looking forward to a better life in the future, Armand's father asked Margaret to leave Armand. Armand didn't know the truth and thought that Margaret had abandoned him intentionally in order to live a high-society life, so he looked for every opportunity to take crazy revenge on her. Tortured by the disease and Armand's blow, Margaret eventually died alone. After seeing her diary, Armand understood what sacrifices this woman had made for love.

A collection of short and medium-length stories by Japanese writer Osamu Dazai, which contains ten short and medium-length stories depicting the life of Osamu Dazai. It includes the famous work "Retrograde" by Dazai Osamu, which was shortlisted for the first Akutagawa Literature Prize. Includes a rare warm work in Dazai Osamu's writing career - "Romantic Lantern". This article changes from Dazai Osamu's previous depressing style and tells the story of the Irie brothers and sisters working together to create a new version of "Rape Rapunzel" vividly.

Greek mythology has been circulating for more than 3,000 years. Its glorious and grand scenes, distinctive characters and beautiful and tortuous storylines have made it popular among readers all over the world. As one of the two pillars of Western civilization, Greek mythology continues to influence the development of Western society, culture, literature and art, and is one of the most convenient ways for us to truly understand the West. Due to the passage of time, Greek myths were chaotically included in various versions. In the 19th century, the German romantic poet Schwab, who had been committed to sorting out and preserving classical culture, used his vivid words of great literary value and rigorous and sophisticated national characteristics to change the original story's complexity and chaos, and completed "Greek Myth Stories" with a relatively clear genealogy of the gods and a relatively concentrated storyline. Since the book came out, it has been translated into various languages ​​and is a best-seller to this day.

The main contents of this book include: Chapter 1: The formation of the stage of human history; Chapter 2: The earliest ancestors of mankind; Chapter 3: Prehistoric humans; Chapter 4: Hieroglyphs; Chapter 5: The Nile Valley; 5. Similarity factors: the driving force behind the development of love; the story of Egypt in Chapter 6, etc. In 1921, the American company Boni and Liveright published "The Story of Man" for the first time, which immediately aroused a huge response among readers. Its author, the versatile and energetic Dutch-American Van Rooster, also became famous. "The Story of Mankind" creates a way of telling history to ordinary people, with profound thoughts but not profoundness, and writing that is light but not frivolous. In the decades after the first edition, at least more than 30 editions were published by different publishing houses in the United States, and the total sales in the United States alone reached more than 10 million copies.

Dante's immortal poem "The Divine Comedy" adopts the unique form of phantom travel in medieval literature, reaching a very high artistic level. In the poem, Dante imagined that he traveled through the three realms of hell, purgatory and heaven under the guidance of the philosopher Virgil and his lover Beatrice. During this shocking journey from heaven to earth, Dante used his rich imagination, profound knowledge and wonderful ideas to depict the distinctive characteristics of hundreds of characters he encountered during the journey, constructing a colorful and vivid character gallery, which can be called an "encyclopedia" in the field of medieval culture. Since the book came out, it has been translated into various languages ​​and spread widely. The book selects the masterpieces of paintings about the "Divine Comedy" by these masters of art. It uses easy-to-understand language to completely retell the story of this "pilgrimage" seven hundred years ago, and invites you to join this thrilling spiritual journey.

Love can conquer all, but you'd better not believe it. Even if the priest falls in love with the angel, it is not enough to fight fate. A companion piece to "Love in the Time of Cholera" - a 12-year-old girl falls madly in love with a 40-year-old priest. Love is an emotion that goes against nature. It brings two strangers into a selfish and unhealthy dependence relationship. The stronger the emotion, the shorter it will be.

"Jin Yinan Speaks: The World Situation, China Has an Attitude" Jin Yinan analyzes the world's military situation from the perspective of global strategic thinking through global hot military events, comments on the games and conflicts between major countries and regional forces in the world, and speculates on the direction of the future world structure, thereby focusing on China's thinking on China's status and attitude in the face of the world's overall situation. "The Return of the Soul: Jin Yinan Talks about the War of Resistance Against Japan" China has never sown until it has grown! The companion volumes of "The Glory of Suffering" and "The Glory of Blood" are released, and high-level think tank Jin Yinan provides an in-depth analysis of the Anti-Japanese War. "Blood and Glory" It is difficult to find any political party in the history of world political parties that is like the Communist Party of China. Its leaders are slaughtered by the other side like leeks. This is the unprecedented cruelty that neither the Chinese revolution nor other revolutions can compare with...

Human scientists have established contact with a kind of intelligent life - Qila, they are similar in size to the sesame seeds on Earth. Kira lives on a dragon's egg, a neutron star whose surface gravity is 67 billion times that of Earth. Because the size of this neutron star is much smaller than that of the Earth, the time measurement between the two is also very different. One hour on Earth is equivalent to hundreds of years on a dragon's egg. Such a small life, yet so great and magnificent. In less than twenty years, mankind has gone through the entire history of human civilization that spans tens of thousands of years.

After reading "The Veil", I realized that you can do without love, but don't lose yourself! The representative work of "Story Master" Maugham in his mature period is a novel based on his personal experience after traveling to China in 1920. It uses the story of a British woman who came to China in a turbulent era to explore the meaning and value of women's existence in the world. It has been adapted into movies three times, touching countless fans, and is known as "a classic for women's spiritual awakening." Marquez, Haruki Murakami, Zhang Ailing, and Wang Anyi moved to recommend. Reader Classic Library's new hardcover illustrated edition of "The Veil" specially includes "Maugham's Travels in China" to help readers understand the story behind "The Veil" and further understand "The Veil". Specially included are original hand-drawn illustrations, which wonderfully present the classic scenes of the novel. A new translation by veteran young translator Liu Yongjun. He has translated Maugham's works such as "The Moon and Sixpence", "The Shackles of Humanity", "The Blade", "Maugham's Short Stories", etc., And can perfectly restore Maugham's sharp writing style! "I am determined to keep my daughter away from all this. I hope she will become a brave and sincere person. I hope she will be an upright person, not relying on anyone, and taking control of herself. I hope she will live freely and live a more exciting life than I did." Faced with the betrayal of her lover, Katie had to team up with her husband to go to a strange country where cholera was rampant. After witnessing poverty and disease, betrayal and death, she finally unveiled the veil of humanity and recognized the direction of her life...

Hemingway's 120th birth anniversary edition! You were so brave and so calm, I forgot you were in pain. Nobel Prize winner Hemingway's masterpiece! Brand new translation! Original and beautiful illustrations! Includes the poem of the same name "Farewell to Arms"! Specially made Hemingway-related literary master relationship chart! In the history of human literature, Hemingway based his personal experience on war and love, making "A Farewell to Arms" represent the confusion of the entire era and reach the pinnacle of modern literature. A young man and woman fell in love in a war-torn era and inevitably experienced life and death. They had been waiting for peace with hope, but the inevitable fate of the war dealt them a heavy blow. "A Farewell to Arms" describes a love story that took place during the war years. While Hemingway complained about the war, he also unreservedly expressed his deep thinking about life.

This book includes a total of 4 Verne classic works: "Around the World in Eighty Days", "Green Light", "Beacon Island" and "Five Weeks in a Balloon". The book not only contains thrilling adventures, but also various strange customs and customs. The protagonists in it not only have superhuman wisdom and strong perseverance, but also have a perseverance spirit. Their lofty ideals, strong characters, excellent qualities and noble sentiments are worth learning from.

This book includes four classic works by Verne: "Journey to the Center of the Earth", "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", "Fifteen Boys Drifting" and "Master Zuo Qirui". The book not only contains thrilling adventures, but also various strange customs and customs. The protagonists in it not only have superhuman wisdom and strong perseverance, but also have a perseverance spirit. Their lofty ideals, strong characters, excellent qualities and noble sentiments are worth learning from.

This book includes four classic works by Verne: "Captain Grant's Children", "Bergen's Five Hundred Million Frans", "Machine Island" and "Snow and Ice Winter". The book not only contains thrilling adventures, but also various strange customs and customs. The protagonists in it not only have superhuman wisdom and strong perseverance, but also have a perseverance spirit. Their lofty ideals, strong characters, excellent qualities and noble sentiments are worth learning from.

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Honoré de Balzac, French writer, the father of modern French novels, the founder and outstanding representative of European critical realist literature. Balzac was born into a middle-class family in the ancient French city of Tours. He studied law at a university in Paris, but despite his parents' opposition after graduation, he resolutely embarked on the path of literary creation. He once gave up writing and went into business but failed. His commercial failure left him with a lot of debt and a lifelong burden, but it also laid a solid foundation for his future creations. Balzac's masterpiece is a set of novels that reflect French social life, collectively known as "The Human Comedy". There are more than 90 novels in total, and more than 2,400 characters have been created, including "Eugénie Grandet", "Old Goriot", "Aunt Belle", etc. It is known as a rare literary monument in the history of human literature and an "encyclopedia" of French society.

"Silent Spring" begins with a fable, describing the sudden change of a beautiful village. The first half of the book explains the interconnected ecological network of soil, plants, animals, water sources, etc., Explaining the poison caused by chemical agents on nature; the second half provides serious warnings about the chemical poisoning problems that human beings are exposed to in life. With detailed explanations and original analysis, the author describes in detail the irreversible harm caused to people's living environment by the widespread use of pesticides represented by DDT - the result of human beings constantly trying to control nature, but causing complete ecological destruction, unknowingly accumulating poisons on themselves and even causing harm to future generations.

The dark clouds of World War II enveloped Europe, but the United States on the other side of the ocean seemed to be peaceful. A sudden series of murders shocked Washington. Both of the victims died accidentally, but their bodies suffered such strange mutilation after death! But because these two cases were so shocking, Barnard, an introverted and honest medical genius, was accused of not only destroying corpses, but also murder. Therefore, he was imprisoned in Alcatraz Island, the notorious prison in the United States. A well-planned prison escape was launched on a rainy night. Just when he was about to see the dawn of victory, he accidentally entered the underground world of Alcatraz. At this time, the appearance of a woman brought him a surprise, but also led to a shocking secret... "Alcatraz Fantasy" is a fantasy work by Japanese mystery novelist Shoji Shimada. The twists and turns of the story and the unique Shimada flow make it full of mystery. Moreover, this work is slightly different from the previous grand conspiracy works, paying more attention to plot, story and grand picture, making the work uniquely attractive and fascinating.

"Insects" is a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation by the outstanding French entomologist Fabre. It is a scientific encyclopedia focusing on the study of the insect world. It is also a literary masterpiece rich in knowledge, interest, beauty and philosophy. The writer Fabre used beautiful language to integrate his lifelong research results and life insights. He cared about the nature of insects with human nature. In his description of insects' abilities, appearance characteristics, living habits, reproduction and ultimate death, he reflected his unique vision and attitude towards life and world affairs. Every line is filled with respect and love for life. Here, you will see a wonderful and mysterious world of insects. Praying mantises, grasshoppers, cicadas, golden beetles, butterflies, scorpions... Their every move is endowed with human thoughts and emotions by the author; as living creatures, the similarities between them and human beings make people amazed and fascinated...

Meeting Brother Guyue is the greatest luck in Yishui's life. Without Brother Guyue, I would never be able to taste what happiness feels like in my life. Yishui often thought that he was lucky that he ran out that day. If he had not run out, he would not have met Brother Gu Yue. The only worry I have now is why I haven't grown up yet. I really want to get rid of the flies surrounding Brother Guyue, but can I just look down at my small body? . . . . .

Following "The Life of the Disliked Matsuko" and "The Hundred Years' Law", Japan Mystery Writers Association Award winner Yamada Muneki's new masterpiece! When consciousness leaves the body, am I still me? We abandon our bodies and gain eternal life, but we no longer know who we are. A technological innovation in the field of consciousness transmission shakes the boundary between life and death and opens the door to eternal life for mankind. Shortlisted for the 7th Futaro Yamada Award. Selected as the Best 20 in the 2017 "Amazing Japan Awards" novel category. In the future, humans have invented an artificial body that can store consciousness - a proxy body. The surrogate body has become an epoch-making invention in the history of medicine. By transmitting consciousness into the surrogate body, people who are seriously ill can use the surrogate body to work and live normally while their physical body is hospitalized. One day, an accident broke the peaceful life of body adjuster Hatta Teruaki. The body of a proxy user he was responsible for suddenly died, and the proxy he controlled disappeared mysteriously. Only then did Yata know that a group of people who depended on the body had gathered in the world. They stole the body and tried to use it to gain eternal life! But these body dependents gradually find that they have been facing a problem that can never be solved: Are they still themselves after abandoning their own bodies?

"The Gardener" is Rabindranath Tagore's most important representative collection of poems, with a total of 85 poems. It incorporates the poet's experience in his youth and delicately describes the happiness, troubles and sadness of love. It can be regarded as a love song of youth. With his delicate and agile writing style, Tagore affectionately eulogized the passionate romance, purity and beauty, and melancholy of love. He infiltrated his own youth experience into it, and at the same time conducted rational examination and thinking, making this love song shine with philosophical brilliance from time to time.

Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1958, this book collects all representative works of the "saint" and "martyr" Pasternak of Russian literature, covering poetry, novels, letters, and essays; a spiritual epic that influenced Chinese intellectuals, Chen Zhongshi, Yan Lianke, Chi Zijian, Ye Zhaoyan, Liu Xiaofeng, and Deng Xiaomang all spent sleepless nights and forget to eat for it; the only Su who can compete with Akhmatova Russian poet, the master of the Silver Age; a great writer whose works are inspired by Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and Solzhenitsyn's "The Gulag Archipelago"; he was banned for 30 years, and Maugham, Russell, Eliot, Camus, Huxley, and Graham Greene all fought against him; by reading him, you can understand the suffering and secrets, freedom and anger, lyricism and pain of the 20th century. "Collection of Pasternak's Works (set of 4 volumes in total)" contains four representative works of Pasternak, the 1958 Nobel Prize winner for literature and the "saint" and "martyr" of Russian literature, covering novels, poems, letters, and essays in various genres: "Doctor Zhivago", " "Line of Apelles" (including the short stories "Line of Apelles" and "Air Passage", the novella "The Boyhood of Ljuwels", and the autobiographical essays "Safety Protection Certificate" and "People and Things", a total of five works), "The Breath of Lyric Poetry" and "The Complete Poems of Pasternak".

The young girl Wu Jiangjiang was elected to the palace from among the people and became an insider of the Shangshi Bureau. She was like a seed blown up to the roof of the palace by the spring breeze. With a little dust, she began to grow vigorously. She traveled through the changing times and wrote her own legend with food and faith.

I guarantee with the heads above this article that there is no abuse in this article! A space and time: Under the peach blossom tree, Mo Li died of a heart attack. Su Tao took the poison and leaned on Mo Li's shoulder to accompany him. The two only left behind a TV series - "Emperors Are Lonely in Ancient Times"... Two parts... This is proof of their love. B space-time: The two male protagonists, Xifeng and Baiyun, escaped from certain death and woke up... Xifeng: I can see monsters, can I also purify their souls? Baiyun: I am much stronger than Fengfeng. I can teleport, see with clairvoyance, and see through... Xifeng:...... C space and time: AB two parallel time and space intersect, time and space, the plot is more complicated...

The end of the world of ideas unfolds around the young boy Wu Nian... If the gods dictate, how far can he go...

Sima Qian's "Historical Records" is a famous work in ancient my country with both historical and literary value. This masterpiece has become a model for scholars' composition and a reference for studying history for thousands of years. It is known as "the historian's swan song and the rhymeless lissao". Our translation of "Historical Records in Vernacular Chinese" follows the principles of "faithfulness, expressiveness and elegance", with particular emphasis on being faithful to the original text. When choosing the translation language, we try to take into account the objective historical conditions when using documents in "Historical Records"; we strive to implement the original text word for word and sentence by sentence on the premise of accurately understanding the meaning of the text and coordinating grammatical phenomena: in order to make the translation accessible and credible, so that readers can understand and read the original text of "Historical Records" well when reading this book. Since its publication in 1994, Yuelu Publishing House's "Vernacular Historical Records" has been very popular among readers. It has been reprinted many times, with a cumulative print run of more than 100,000 copies.

"Biography of Flowers on the Sea" is a famous novel in the late Qing Dynasty. It is the most famous novel in Wu dialect and the first dialect novel in China. Also known as "The Brothel Treasure Guide" and "The Romance of the Brothel on the Sea", there are 64 chapters. The main content of this novel is about the brothel life in the Shili Foreign Market in Shanghai, China in the late Qing Dynasty, involving the officialdom, business circles and the social aspects linked to them at that time.

The original novel of the Oscar-winning classic film of the same name is a masterpiece about African creatures. This book is one of the greatest English literary works of the 20th century and has been hailed as "one of the best books describing Africa". Its superb and unique narrative art has impressed a generation of great writers such as Hemingway and Updike, and the author Isaac Dinesen has become a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The original work and the Oscar-winning film of the same name have a profound impact (starring Meryl Streep, best picture at the 58th Oscar). The famous translator Liu Guozhi has an excellent translation that is as standardized as a Chinese textbook. Isaac Dinesen (1885-1962), whose real name was Karen Blixen, was a famous Danish female writer. After her marriage, she went to the then British Kenya with her husband, who had a noble title, to start a coffee planting farm. After the business failed, she returned to China in 1931 and began writing. He was once a strong contender for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The work is based on the author's experience of running a coffee farm in the foothills of the Ngong Mountains in Kenya from 1914 to 1931 - a vast land that is neither fertile nor fertile, but seems to be purified by nature. It ingeniously blends many people, scenery and objects into one. It is a faithful and literary observation and description, and it also always runs through the thinking about oneself and human nature. At the same time, it truly reproduces the life of European immigrants in the special environment of Africa.

"Collection of Shchedrin's Works" includes three important works of Shchedrin, and "Collection of Shchedrin's Fairy Tales" includes all 32 fairy tales he wrote in his life. The basic ideological content of fairy tales is to satirize the viciousness, cowardice, and hypocrisy of the ruling class and its minions. "The History of a City" uses grotesque and exaggerated techniques to depict the stories of successive mayors of the City of Fools and their people. "The Golovlev Family" is the author's masterpiece, which depicts the intrigues among the landlord family and their decadent and parasitic life of boredom.

The most high-profile winner of the International Dublin IMPAC Literary Award after Pamuk, and the annual best book of many authoritative European and American media; with a hard core and rich layers, it sinks into the hearts of readers like a rock. Per Patterson (1952-) is one of the most famous contemporary Norwegian writers and a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature. He once worked as a librarian, printer, bookseller, and translator. He gradually rose to prominence after publishing his first collection of short stories in 1987. A pair of childhood friends reunited by chance in the autumn morning, which brought back the memories they shared thirty-five years ago. Tommy's mother suddenly ran away from home, and his father soon abandoned them too. As a result, Tommy was separated from his sisters and adopted by different families. His good friend Jim lives with his devout mother. Tommy and Jim accompanied and supported each other through the difficult but innocent teenage years, and then drifted apart after entering high school, until different fateful encounters eroded their friendship. Today, Jim is fishing alone on the bridge, and Tommy drives by him in a brand new sports car. Following the experiences of the two men on this day, mixed with the pain of past events and memories, we watch as their fates once again rush towards a new reality. This book is another masterpiece that shows the depth of Per Patterson's writing. With his inspiring writing style, he builds a cold and quiet escape for readers in the bustling world.

He is revered as the "Father of Time" because he invented the first clock; he was severely punished by God like Prometheus because he dared to measure time, which is the best gift from God to mankind. He was imprisoned by God in a bottomless cave, listening to the same words year after year, which are the same words that will never be restored. They are the earnest pleas from the people on the earth. They are diligent and demanding for time. They want to turn back the clock and let time stop for them. Just when the "Father of Time" was about to suffer a mental breakdown from being tortured by these pleas, he was forgiven by God and accepted a mission: to carry a magic hourglass to the earth to enlighten all living beings and reveal the true meaning of "time". At the same time, God also assigned two partners to him, one is a girl who wants to commit suicide because of a broken love, and the other is a rich man who hopes to rely on modern technology to live forever. The "Father of Time" must save them both before he can finally redeem himself.

"Some days are like taking a deep breath and holding it. Some summers refuse to end." "Fahrenheit 451" author and "science fiction poet" Ray Bradbury is the final work of the coming-of-age novel "Greentown Trilogy", a wonderful story about childhood, summer, time and death; "Summer Farewell" is the last novel published by Ray Bradbury, the author of "Fahrenheit 451" and science fiction master, before his death. This story took a long fifty-five years to take shape. It is the perfect conclusion of the "Green Town Trilogy", a masterpiece of coming-of-age novels, and returns to the origin of the author's life creation. The story takes place in the late summer of 1929. The once lazy and peaceful American town ushered in a war: in order to compete for control of the "time machine", a group of teenagers formed an army and launched an attack on the elderly, refusing to be trapped by time and refusing to become boring adults. While the boys resist growing up, the old men avoid the inevitable death. Like a poetic fable, this novel shuttles between reality and dream, slowly and sometimes hurriedly capturing all kinds of unforgettable moments that make people grow up overnight and dare not admit it until old age: revisiting Green Town, staring at the ghost house, listening to the distant bells, running in the river valley, dancing on the cemetery, being kissed by a girl for the first time, feeling the wisdom of the deceased... The unique smell and picture in the air at the end of summer are everyone's childhood.

Nick and Nora, a retired private detective and his rich, smart, kind-hearted wife who is very curious about his past career as a private detective, came to New York for vacation. Unexpectedly, they were involved in a series of murder cases related to Mr. Weinant, a regular customer and inventor many years ago. Mr. Weinant never showed up...

"Dive down to the depths from which we can come back." Commemorative edition for the 120th anniversary of Hemingway's birth; Hemingway's posthumous work published after his suicide in 1961; the whole book is full of vitality and love. In the 1920s, the young American writer David and his wife Catherine went from Paris to the Mediterranean seaside in southern France for their honeymoon, indulging in a romantic sex life. David wanted to continue writing, but his wife just wanted to have fun in time. She asked a hairstylist to shorten her hair. She even encouraged her husband to fall in love with Marita, a foreign girl, and the three of them got involved in a dangerous sex game. But the good times didn't last long. Because Marita supported David's writing, Catherine became jealous and resentful. She burned his manuscript and left a letter to leave. Under Marita's care, David's literary thoughts surged, and he rewrote one of his favorite short stories word for word, and returned to the "Garden of Eden".

"To paint a picture, the depths of the sea are turbulent and fighting, but a bright moon appears in the eye of the storm." Hemingway's 120th anniversary edition. Literary projection of Hemingway's personal life. The painter Thomas has experienced ups and downs, having been married twice and having three sons born after marriage, all of whom were raised by his ex-wife. He loves his career and his children, and often accompanies his children on fishing trips. The relationship between father and son is deep. Unfortunately, two sons died in a car accident, and the only remaining son died in World War II. Finally, Thomas decided to put down his painting brush, abandon his personal joys and sorrows, and devote himself to the torrent of the anti-fascist war. Despite the severe mental and physical tests, Thomas remained perseverant and dealt with the enemy tenaciously. He embodies the characteristics of the "tough guy" that often appears in Hemingway's works, and is a very successful artistic model.