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Since the establishment of the Yu Dafu Novel Award, it has always adhered to the purpose of promoting Yu Dafu's literary spirit and focused on the literary taste of the works. Therefore, the winning works not only have a high artistic level, but are also more in line with Yu Dafu's literary and aesthetic spirit. This book includes works such as "The Story of the Yellow River", "The Luthier" and "Yugong Mountain".

"The Wanderer" contains three novellas by Yu Feng. People walking between city buildings and subway lines, people roaming under the shade of sycamore trees and in small houses, they are walking on the current track, but their hearts are constantly looking back at the past: the past media career, the phantom of old real estate, the lost love of youth, the distant childhood trauma... On the road of growth, people have been looking for ways to reconcile. Shanghai is prosperous and Paris is romantic. Yu Feng uses the life experience of middle-aged people to depict their ordinary lives through the hustle and bustle of the city and reunions. "The Wanderer" records Wu Tan's dual career as a reporter and a teacher, using different identities to present the different personalities of two generations of young people; "Line 9" uses the subway adventures of two young people, Shi Fengneng and Deng Xiaoju, to show the emptiness and emptiness of middle-aged people; the location of "Seven Cups of Coffee" arrives in Paris via Shanghai, where old classmates meet on the street in order to repay old debts.

"The Collected Works of Kafka (Set of 3 Volumes)" contains three of Kafka's representative novels, including "The Metamorphosis", "The Trial" and "The Castle". Among them, "The Metamorphosis" tells the absurd story of the salesman Gregor who suddenly transformed into a giant beetle that disgusted his family due to heavy physical and mental oppression. Being abandoned by the world after his transformation made him feel extremely sad. After several attempts to communicate with his relatives and the outside world failed, only death awaited him. Although it is absurd to read, it is shocking. His transformation reflects the real living conditions of Westerners at that time.

This set includes "The Red and the Black" and "Crime and Punishment". Among them, "The Red and the Black" is Stendhal's masterpiece. The protagonist Julien was born in a family of small proprietors. He likes reading and does not like to do strenuous work. He is obsessed with Napoleon's great achievements and hopes to join the upper class society. "Crime and Punishment" describes the protagonist Raskolnikov who believes that he is an "extraordinary person" like Napoleon. In order to protect his family, he killed an old lady who was a loan shark and her sister. But after committing the crime, he discovered that he was not an "extraordinary person", and he began a long and painful psychological struggle. Later, with the help of Sonia, he surrendered and started a new life.

"Selected Collection of Yu Dafu's Short Stories" is divided into three volumes. The first volume, "Sinking," selects nine works written between 1920 and 1922, when the author returned to Japan to start novel writing and officially graduated from Tokyo Imperial University. The second volume, "A Night Intoxicated by the Spring Breeze", roughly covers the author's wandering life from 1923 to 1926 after returning to China, with a total of 15 articles. The third volume "The Past" is written after 1927. With the novel "The Past" as a symbol, the author has entered another new creative stage and contains a total of 15 novels. The above three periods represent three different stages of Yu Dafu's creation.

From Qu Yuan's "Heavenly Questions" to Zhang Heng's "Ling Xian", asking about the stars is a romantic tradition of the Chinese people. From the Shenzhou manned spacecraft to the Tiangong Space Station, visiting the stars is the contemporary journey of the Chinese people. "Visiting the Stars: China's Story of Flying to Space" uses romantic and realistic imagination to record every detail of the Chinese people's visit to the stars. From precision-operated aerospace instruments to whimsical space hotpots, writers such as Jiang Bo and Baoshu imagine the possibilities of the Chinese space station in the future. Behind their writing lies both the romantic imagination of Chinese people for thousands of years and the unremitting pursuit of contemporary Chinese astronauts. The Chinese people's yearning for the stars has remained consistent throughout the ages. Go to nine days and ask the sky. From asking about the stars to visiting the stars, every small step for every Chinese is a giant step for all Chinese people.

This book includes five novellas written by the author in recent years, which vividly reproduce the local atmosphere, customs and customs of the southwestern border area of ​​Guangxi, China. "Dust and Smoke" reflects the short-lived lives of the little people in the village. The story of one incident changing a life is embarrassing; "Charcoal Fire" tells the story of a group of young people resisting Japan and saving the nation, and interprets the situation of the times with the different fates of different characters; "The Storm" faces reality and explores "Hard-headed Yellow Bamboo" tells the story of the ill-fated life of a low-class woman from the perspective of "a child who died young", with a flavor of magical realism; "Melodious Sound of the Piano" tells the story of young people embarking on the road to realize their artistic dreams, showing the mysterious scenery of border areas.

"Chinese Contemporary Literature Classics Must-Read·2019 Short Story Volume" selects several outstanding short stories in 2019, including works by famous writers such as Mo Yan, Chi Zijian, Fan Xiaoqing, and Ye Zhaoyan, which represents the high level of Chinese contemporary short story creation in 2019. The editor-in-chief of the book is Wu Yiqin, the former director of the Museum of Modern Literature, an authoritative literary research institution in China, secretary of the Secretariat of the Chinese Writers Association, and a famous literary critic. With his professional vision, he strictly selects the annual novellas worth reading, and attaches them with professional comments.

"Chinese Contemporary Literature Classics Must-Read·2019 Novella Volume" selects outstanding representative Chinese novellas in 2019, including works by famous writers such as Wang Meng, Tian Er, Sun Pin, etc., Which represents the high level of Chinese novella creation in 2019. The editor-in-chief Wu Yiqin is the former director of the Museum of Current Chinese Literature and a well-known literary critic. He selects the most valuable novellas of the year with a professional vision, and each article is accompanied by professional comments.

"Come Back" is a collection of short stories that includes more than 60 short stories with realist themes written by Zhu Hongna, chairman of the Meijiang District Writers Association of Meizhou City. The novel has a wide range of themes and rich content, including wonderful stories involving the urban workplace, emotions, and marriage, true portrayals of rural memories, current conditions, and confusion, displays of the glory of human nature, and lashing out at ugly phenomena. Through short stories, we promote traditional Chinese virtues such as hard work, frugality, respecting the elderly and caring for the young, and express the aesthetic interest of being close to nature and returning to nature. Based on reality, the author uses rich details and concise writing to construct pictures full of life and rich local flavor.

After Simon's friend Ming Qian passed away, he left behind hundreds of novel beginnings, but not a complete work. Simon, who felt unwilling for Mingqian, obtained his computer, hoping to find a complete work from it. Unexpectedly, Mingqian's legacy is exactly the story about Simon. To counter Mingqian's story, Simon develops his own narrative. After experiencing a series of disturbances such as his mother dying of cerebral atrophy and his friend Ming Qian running away from marriage and being admitted to a mental hospital, Simon met his girlfriend Qi Han. Simon only wanted to live a peaceful life and gave up his dream of writing. He believes that building a life seriously is no different from writing a novel. In order to help Simon resume writing, Qihan invited Mingqian into their lives. The peaceful life is rippled by Mingqian's intervention, and Simon is forced to face a crisis of trust between lovers. Every unexpected event makes Simon stronger and more mature, and closer to the essence of life. He finally came to terms with himself and embraced real life with a smile.

The novel "Mandala" begins with a third-person narrative, introducing the past three or two months from the protagonist Liu Qinglin's graduation trip after the high school entrance examination to the eve of high school entrance. At that time, they were barefaced and had few worries. Then it switches to the first-person narrative, from Liu Qinglin's perspective, scene by scene, uncovering and telling the story of "my" high school years - she tore up the agreement with her lover when she first entered school, and kept making mistakes until she couldn't bear it, until the two of them became strangers; after suffering the blow of broken love, "I" began to desperately try to save it, but was trapped in endless In the midst of self-blame and regret, from lies to confession, suffering from reincarnation in the karma of crime and punishment, wasted and helpless, I finally stopped chasing; life without her is no longer meaningful to "me", I direct and act one-man show after self-deception... The abyss of haze consumes "my" vitality day after day. Until "I" met her eyes again. The vanishing rainbow turned out not to be a dream.

An Liang's short story collection selects his award-winning works and works published in newspapers and periodicals over the years. The book shows a rich and colorful world with the eyes of a wise person, where there is a sincere relationship between father and son, as well as fresh workplace anecdotes. It covers all aspects of society and various situations in the world, presenting the author's unique artistic perspective and perceptual experience. The text in the book is light and smooth, the plot design is eye-catching, and it is highly readable. It is a sincere choice for literature lovers.

"A Boy Walking Through Bluewood Street" is a collection of short stories by young writer Li Xinglin. It can also be said to be a note on women's growth. The book is divided into three volumes. "Youth, Youth" is mainly about youth novels, mostly based on campus life, and expresses the feelings of girls. Among them, "A Boy Walks Through Bluewood Street" won the second prize in the 17th New Concept Essay Competition; the second volume, "Life is like a reverse journey", puts growing women into a more complex social environment to present their living conditions; the third volume, "Looking for a Tree", mostly shows mature women or legends or ordinary life experiences. Whether it is the excitement of youth, the confusion of growing up, or the situation of adulthood, throughout the book is the author's concern for women's various stages of life and his understanding of their delicate emotions.

This book is a collection of novellas by the famous writer A Yuan, which continues the consistent style of her novels. Most of the characters in A Yuan's novels are university humanities intellectuals. Their way of conducting themselves and observing the world is both sharp and sharp, as well as idiosyncratic and self-sufficient. On the one hand, they are anti-secular and unethical, but on the other hand, they cannot escape the fences of the world. Through their rebellion and return, embarrassment and redemption, A Yuan writes about the duality of intellectuals who are torn physically and mentally, wandering left and right. A Yuan's novels can be described as popular courses on literary common sense and humanistic allusions, as well as popular science on literary theory and Chinese and foreign philosophy. They are solemn and playful, playful and sarcastic. In the daily fun immersed in the books, you can experience the bitter humor and intellectual pleasure.

Mr. Searle, who can't be contacted after get off work, has a pair of detachable ears; the hairdresser Ade's refrigerator hides his secret of feeding on hair; "Sleepless" is a living creature that makes people suffer from insomnia, and bounty hunters specialize in catching it... 15 Kinds of strange weirdos, 15 weird stories. Every unique person can find his or her own place in this book. It's okay to be a weirdo, there will always be people who like the real you!

This book contains a total of five novels written by Yu Dafu: "Sinking", "Caishiji", "Intoxicating Spring Breeze Evening", "Past" and "Bo Lien". Although the novel is mainly lyrical and secondary to plot, in the strong lyrical atmosphere, people can still touch the pulse and soul of the characters. Among them, "The Sinking" is the beginning of the trend of "autobiographical" lyric novels. The content of the novel is often based on Yu Dafu's own experiences, encounters and moods. It mainly tells the depression and patriotic feelings of a Japanese international student. It closely interweaves young people's rebellion against feudal Neo-Confucianism and their passionate patriotism, giving the work profound ideological and artistic appeal.

"Horse with Red Mane" contains 21 classic works written by Shi Pingmei, including "Trampled Shoots", "Ivory Ring", "Horse with Red Mane", etc. Readers who are interested in Shi Pingmei's works may wish to read it carefully. Most of Shi Pingmei's works have the theme of pursuing love, truth, and longing for freedom and light. Among them, "Red Mane Horse" is a novel that expresses the theme of "revolution and love". From a first-person perspective, it tells the story of the protagonist choosing revolution and leaving his beloved lover in the choice between revolution and love. The novel expresses the revolutionary belief and passion for life very poetically, and expresses the story of a woman's growth in the revolution vividly and thoroughly. It is written in thought-provoking emotions and in the shed blood of life, allowing people to see the strength and bravery of women.

This book is an autobiographical novel written by Xiao Hong, a talented woman from the Republic of China. It is a modern literary classic that has stood the test of time. "The Story of Hulan River" describes the folk customs of the small town of Hulan, as well as the joys and sorrows of various characters, and tells the author's childhood story. The work contains the author's nostalgia for her hometown and childhood life, as well as her examination of the society at that time and her thoughts on human nature. With her skillful writing skills, lyrical artistic conception, and heavy yet light writing style, Xiao Hong created her pinnacle work and contributed an immortal classic to Chinese literature.

"Wandering" is Lu Xun's second collection of novels. It describes the mental state of farmers and intellectuals under the heavy pressure of feudal forces. It embodies the author's thinking on the fate of farmers, women, and intellectuals, and his exploration of the path to people's liberation and social reform. "Wandering" collects 11 novels written by Lu Xun between 1924 and 1925. At that time, the May Fourth Movement ebbed, and there were divisions within the New Culture Movement camp. When writing these works, Mr. Lu Xun's state of mind had already changed. He stopped "screaming" and instead focused on the peasants and intellectuals who were under the heavy pressure of feudal forces. He mourned their misfortune and was angry about them. In the profound and broad historical picture, he embodied his persistent exploration of life and future. The first "Blessing" was written on February 16, 1924, and the last "Divorce" was written on November 6, 1925. The actual time span is more than a year and a half. "The road is long and long, and I will search up and down" is exactly the spiritual portrayal of Mr. Lu Xun during this period. I hope readers can enter Mr. Lu Xun's spiritual world through this book.

"Diary of a Madman" contains 12 short stories written by Mr. Lu Xun, which profoundly reflect the current situation of Chinese social life from the end of the 19th century to the 1920s, and describe the rural life and style under the background of the Revolution of 1911, as well as the fate of struggling intellectuals. Among them, "Diary of a Madman" pioneered modern vernacular novels in China, and laid the foundation for modern Chinese novel creation. By shaping the image of the persecuted "madman" and the self-narrative description of the "madman", the novel reveals the "cannibalistic" nature of feudal ethics, profoundly criticizes China's feudal culture, and expresses the author's eagerness for change and the urgency to cry out for the times.

"Divorce" is a mature work that Lao She is personally satisfied with. It has been adapted into a movie and TV series of the same name. Readers who like Lao She's works should read this book again and again. The novel shows the living conditions of ordinary intellectuals in that period through the comic conflicts between Brother Zhang, a member of the Peking Finance Institute, and Lao Li, a citizen intellectual, on marriage and family issues. The story is simple and exquisite, and Lao She vividly depicts the vulgarity of the common people, the stubbornness of traditional concepts, and the superficiality of modern youth. But Lao She is not mean. His humor is honest, gentle and calm. He sympathizes and understands everyone.

"Night Walk on Spring Mountain" is Han Songluo's first collection of novels. It is also a collection of "private novels" with a flavor of the 1990s. This book was created over a span of 30 years, from "Mom's Chinese Language History" which has a certain autobiographical flavor to the "Farm Stories" and "Worldly Love" series that the author salvaged and wrote in recent years. They are all somewhat legendary, creating biographies for marginalized people who have faded away in time, and also leaving behind the roughness and warmth of the northwest world twenty years ago.

The novel collects nine short stories by Xue Chaowei, exploring the fear, love and tenderness of socially fearful young people. When introverted children grow up and are thrown into various social relationships such as family, friendship, love, etc., What kind of waves and nebulae will the emotional particles in their hearts ripple. His novels provide an immersive perspective of contemplation, which is calm and shocking. The collection of novels accurately grasps the "social phobia syndrome" among young people, focuses on the "introverted generation" living in the cracks, and describes their inner world of being at a loss for what to do and yearning for love and vastness. Whether they are in a big city or a small town, they are all sensitive, sharp and gentle at the same time. The cowardice and pride of young people, the tension and heat of life, make them like tightrope walkers, walking along the tight tightrope towards profound freedom.

The third volume of Motie Classics, "World Short Story Classics," brings together five famous literary figures: Lu Xun, Chekhov, Maupassant, O. Henry, and Jack London. Following the principle of selecting works that best reflect the author's creative style and characteristics, a total of 111 short works were selected. Among them, "The True Story of Ah Q" completely contains Lu Xun's novels. One volume is enough to read the world's short story classics.

This book is one of the six volumes of "Designer Joint Book Series·K Classic". "Gro? Er L? Rm" (Gro? Er L? Rm) collects six of Kafka's posthumous works, including "The Record of a Battle", "Preparations for a Country Wedding", "The Country Teacher" and other famous works. Among them, the short story "Record of a Battle" has two versions. Draft A was written in 1904 and is Kafka's earliest extant work. Draft B was written in the autumn of 1909. "Country Wedding Preparation" also has three drafts A, B, and C, all of which are included in this volume. The story revolves around the protagonist Edward Laban's journey to the countryside to visit his fiancée. However, he was not in a hurry, and his schedule was repeatedly delayed due to various things...

This book is one of the six volumes of "Designer Joint Book Series·K Classic". "The Judgment" (Das Urteil) is a novel written by Kafka from the evening of September 22 to the early morning of September 23, 1912. It is regarded as an early representative of the formation of Kafka's writing style. It tells the story of a judgment between a father and his son that can push people into the abyss. This book also includes "Der Heizer: Ein Fragment" (Der Heizer: Ein Fragment), which is the first chapter of Kafka's unfinished novel "The Missing" (later renamed "America"). It was written in early 1912 and published by Kurt Wolff Verlag in Germany the following year. The novel tells the story of 16-year-old Carl who went to the United States alone to fight against the unfair treatment of the stoker on the ship.

This book is one of the six volumes of "Designer Joint Book Series·K Classic". "Ein Landarzt" (Ein Landarzt) is a collection of Kafka's short stories. It was published by Kurt Wolff Verlag in Germany in the spring of 1920. It contains a total of fourteen of Kafka's stories. Famous articles such as "At the Door of the Law" and "Report to an Academy of Sciences" are included in this volume. There are strange imaginations between the lines, and the ironic language style is distinctive. This book also includes the short story "Inder Strafkolonie" (Inder Strafkolonie), which was first published in October 1919. There was a horrific execution machine in the penal colony that was used to execute prisoners, an act that was opposed by the new commander. The officer who carried out the execution tried his best to defend the value of the machine but failed, and ultimately committed suicide with the machine.

This book is one of the six volumes of "Designer Joint Book Series·K Classic". "Ein Hungerkünstler" (Ein Hungerkünstler) is Kafka's last collected work during his lifetime and contains a total of four stories. Kafka's health was deteriorating at the time and he was in and out of sanatorium several times. This collection of works was proofread on his sickbed and was finally published in August 1924, two months after Kafka's death. The short story "The Hunger Artist" included in the collection describes the story of a performer who was obsessed with the art of hunger, from his highlight moment to being forgotten by the world, feeling depressed because he was not understood, and finally died. In addition, this book also includes ten short works that Kafka published in newspapers and periodicals during his lifetime but were not collected and published.

This book is one of the six volumes of "Designer Joint Book Series·K Classic". "Betrachtung" (Betrachtung) is Kafka's first collection of works. It was published by Ernst Rowohlt Verlag in Leipzig, Germany in 1912. It includes eighteen early works of the writer. The Berliner Zeitung commented on "Meditations" and said: "What Kafka said seems to be whispered by those who are unloved and silent." These 18 works are eclectic and vary in length. From them, we can see that Kafka had his own unique style in writing in his early years, and we can also feel his keen insight and unusually delicate inner world.

The "K Classics" series consists of 6 volumes, covering all the short and medium-length works published by Kafka during his lifetime. It also includes some of Kafka's unpublished posthumous works, Kafka's will, and a chronology of Kafka's major events. Among them, 8 works are unique to Tong Yali's translation, including 3 short essays, which debuted in the simplified Chinese version. The translation was made by the well-known translator Tong Yali. It is a direct translation from German and is authentic.

This book is one of the six volumes of "Designer Joint Book Series·K Classic". "The Metamorphosis" is Kafka's famous novella, completed in 1912 and published in 1915. The protagonist of the novel, Gregor, is a travel salesman for a company and the breadwinner of the entire family. When Gregor woke up one morning, he turned into a beetle. Since then, he has not only lost the ability to live and work, but has also been regarded as a burden and scandal to the family. The attitudes of his parents and sister towards him suddenly changed, from respect to disgust, showing indifferent faces. In the end, Gregor died alone and hungry.

Among the writers of the 1920s and 1930s, Rou Shi was unique in his style. His creations paid special attention to the living conditions of rural areas and farmers in old China, especially women. Their miserable lives, tragic fate and spiritual suffering were truly and vividly expressed in his works, reflecting the nature of an era when suffering was profound and the people were in dire straits. This book selects two representative novellas and sixteen representative short stories by Rou Shi. Through the many words, it seems that we can still see a wandering figure carrying a deep feeling of family and country, exploring hard in the darkness.

Complete collection of classics such as "Ball of Suet", "My Uncle Jules" and "The Necklace", present the tragedies and comedies of people of all colors in French society, and capture the complex human nature contained in daily life. This book also includes Zola's speech at Maupassant's funeral, a master of French naturalistic novels, summarizing Maupassant's great life linked to words.

Completely including "The Gift of the Magi", "The Last Leaf", "Love's Sacrifice", "Twenty Years Later" and other classic short stories by O. Henry, it can be called a "humorous encyclopedia of American life". Yale School critic Harold Bloom commented: "O. Henry enjoys a large and long-term readership, and his reputation is almost equal to that of the short story."

Reading Lu Xun is reading our history and future. "The True Story of Ah Q: A Collection of Short Stories by Lu Xun" contains all the novels in "The Scream", "Wandering" and "New Stories", a total of 33 stories. These novels mostly describe the tragedies of ordinary people at the bottom of society. Lu Xun used his dagger-sharp writing style to criticize the "numb souls of the Chinese people", hoping to alert the world. The themes of Lu Xun's novels are mostly anti-feudal, anti-ethical, anti-tradition, and anti-superstition. He is good at creating typical images and satirizing the dark sides of characters. Most of the stories are set in his hometown. The protagonists of the novel, Ah Q, Sister Xianglin, Kong Yiji, and Runtu, are well known in China.

Complete collection of Chekhov's classic works such as "The Man in the Trap", "The Chameleon" and "Ward No. 6" As "the master of short stories in the world". They are not only Chekhov's masterpieces, but also artistic treasures in the history of world literature. Chekhov cast a sharp and tender gaze on the lives of ordinary people. Reading his works, we can always gain the spiritual power of delicacy, simplicity, integrity and magnanimity.

Complete collection of classics such as "Love of Life", "Northern Odyssey" and "A Piece of Steak", composing the epic of human beings in the unpredictable nature. Haruki Murakami commented: "Compared with Jack London's tumultuous life, my life is as stable as a squirrel dozing off with walnuts on the top of an oak tree, waiting for spring."

This set is a set of works by Nobel Prize winner Kawabata Yasunari. It includes 9 masterpieces of Kawabata Yasunari's creative career: "Snow Country", "Dancing Girl of Izu", "Ancient Capital", "Thousand Cranes", "Sleeping Beauty", "Sound of the Mountain", "Waltz of Flowers", "Station in the Shower", and "Wisteria and Strawberry". This set uses classic translations by well-known translators Ye Weiqu and Tang Yuemei, and adds Ye Weiqu's in-depth interpretation of the corresponding works, as well as a chronology of Kawabata Yasunari's life to help readers better understand Kawabata Yasunari and his creations. It can not only meet readers' daily reading needs, but also has collection value. The beauty of the East is all in Kawabata Yasunari's words; the essence of Kawabata Yasunari's literature is all in these 9 novels. "Snow Country": a textbook of Japanese aesthetics, understanding the beauty of mourning; "The Dancing Girl of Izu": a famous work by a master, taking you back to the beauty of life; "Ancient Capital": using a novel to define this thousand-year-old ancient capital; "Thousand Cranes": a stunning work of Japanese aesthetic literature; "Sleeping Beauty": a true love story The helplessness of death and the remembrance of youth; "Mountain Sound": understand the loneliness and death in Kawabata's works; "Waltz of Flowers": a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories; "The Station in the Shower": a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories; "Fujihana and Strawberry": a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories.

Rooted in the genes of the loess soil, flowing with the depth and intensity of northern Shaanxi; Shaanxi writer Li Zibai's new book walks into the river of life and observes how Shaanxi people live and love. Li Zibai specializes in calligraphy and painting, and cultivates writing. He elevates his thinking about daily life to the philosophical level with full emotion, revealing his profound artistic accomplishment and writing skills. He has never given up thinking about the art of novels. In 37 years, he wrote 25 short stories based on fiction and imagination, driven by thoughts, emotions and the logic of daily life, to recreate a very charming literary world, full of love and meaning, full of sound and color, full of jokes and deep thoughts, a place of water and soil, and insight into the world.

"The Dancer of Izu" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Yasunari Kawabata, which especially includes the famous "The Dancer of Izu", as well as exquisite short stories such as "Bonfire", "Hot Spring Hotel" and "Mother's First Love". A boy from Tokyo falls in love with an innocent and simple little dancer. The vague love transcends class, and the gentle first love becomes an unforgettable love that will last forever.

"She Was a Weak Woman" is a collection of short stories by Yu Dafu. Yu Dafu made his debut with a collection of vernacular short stories in the history of modern literature, "The Sinking", and his subsequent masterpieces, such as "The Evening of Intoxicated Spring Breeze", have a more sophisticated and elegant structure, and are more distinctively identifiable. The collection of Yu Dafu's short stories and short stories published this time is named after his representative work "She is a Weak Woman". It contains more than 8 short stories and short stories by Yu Dafu, which shows Yu Dafu's progress and attainments in the art of novels. The novella "She is a Weak Woman" shows three women with different temperaments, thoughts, and interests and their different life paths, especially focusing on the portrayal of the protagonist Zheng Xiuyue. The novel focuses on highlighting the weak temperament and tragic fate of women, fully interpreting Yu Dafu's strong humanitarian thoughts.

This book selects Mao Dun's short stories and short stories such as "Creation", "Poetry and Prose", "Lin's Shop", "Spring Silkworms", "Mr. Zhao Can't Figure It Out", "An Ideal Hits a Wall", etc., Which can cover Mao Dun's representative achievements in short stories and short stories: some of these works describe the delicate psychology of new women who are unwilling to be transformed by men and pursue freedom; some tell the story of men after the May Fourth Movement who finally chose an official career after swinging between the old and new women of "poetry" and "prose". "Epic" process; there are also historical novels "Daze Township" that interacted with the social reality at that time; "Lin's Shop" and "Spring Silkworms" series describe the experiences of small towns and villages near Shanghai in the early 1930s due to war, economic depression, and the invasion of foreign capital. It profoundly reveals the impact of the war in Shanghai and the fragility of the national economy, and portrays the character and image of boss Lin, Lao Tongbao and other diligent old-generation small businessmen and farmers.

"Borrowing Over" is a collection of short stories written by the author, about time and memories covered by heavy snow. In "Canned Yellow Peach", the disabled sister knocks on the door with two cans every time; in "The Widow", the orphan woman single-handedly defends the forgotten faith; in "The Sleepover", the girl experiences the turmoil of her parents' marriage and is confused about the relationship and the universe; in "He Swims Underground", the boy tries to enter the deepest tunnel and history at the bottom of the city, and dies to be famous. They and they all walked in the cold weather that was as lonely as life, with their heads buried deep in the wind, they walked through the vast snowfield, seeking a beam of light and a moment of spiritual illumination. It's hard to say whether they are real warriors or remnants of war in the margins. What supports their hearts is nothing more than a thing called hope. When the cold wind bites the bones and the snowflakes are like knives, people walk into the trenches they must pass through and persist in waiting ignorantly like a snowman. At that time, there is already a huge passion burning across the wilderness.

As an important female writer in modern literature, Ding Ling's writing can be divided into three periods - the early years when she debuted in the literary world, the period in the liberated areas and the period in her later years. In addition to novels and essays, Ding Ling created a large number of short and medium-sized novels during her sixty-year writing career. Among them, the 1927 diary novel "Ms. Sophie's Diary" is her most famous work. The work describes a girl with lung disease in an extremely gloomy life, pursuing ideal love with sadness and enthusiasm, and finally being disappointed. The story first demonstrated the artistic talent of this young female writer. This book selects Ding Ling's representative works of short stories and short stories, "Wei Hu", "When I Was in Xiacun", "In the Hospital", etc. Its artistic characteristics are that it does not pay too much attention to the structure and form of the novel, nor does it pursue the bizarre plot. Instead, it pays more attention to shaping the characters, analyzing the characters, and depicting the artistic conception of the characters' activities. At the same time, it pours deep emotions into the protagonist, and the brushwork is delicate and vivid, yet profound and simple.

"50: Great Chinese Short Stories" collects 47 short stories by 36 famous writers, compiled into one volume in order of publication time. Since Lu Xun published "Diary of a Madman" in 1918, modern Chinese literature has gone through a hundred years. Among the vast sea of ​​modern literary works, we have selected 47 classic short stories for our readers. Some of these articles come from authoritative textbooks and various authoritative modern literature series compiled by Chinese departments of famous universities, some come from the selection of works ranked in the past years by domestic first-line literary publications, and some come from works with good reputation and great influence in the market. In addition to winning various literary awards at home and abroad, many of these writers have also had their works included in primary and secondary school Chinese textbooks and entered the collective memory of a generation of Chinese people. Their novels have passed the test and accumulation of time and can be regarded as household names and universal popularity.

Includes two masterpieces, "Snow Country" and "Thousand Cranes". "Snow Country" is Kawabata Yasunari's highest masterpiece. The beauty of nothingness, purity and sadness depicted in this painting reaches the extreme, making people heart-thumping and melancholy at the same time. "Thousand Cranes" expresses the conflict between love and reason, and depicts Japanese scenery and psychology to the extreme. It seems that there are thousands of white cranes flying in the sunset between the lines.

Includes two masterpieces: "Izu Dancing Girl" and "Ancient Capital". "Izu Dancer" makes its gorgeous debut in the rainy season of youth. With her dancing sleeves lowered and smiling eyes, this is the most beautiful first love in the world. "Ancient Capital" In the ancient capital of Kyoto, Chieko was adopted by a brocade merchant and became a beautiful girl. On the night of the Gion Festival, she met Miaozi, a girl from a mountain village, and was surprised to learn that the two were twin sisters. They miss each other, but they cannot recognize each other because of their different identities. The two sisters' faint sadness is woven into the beautiful scenery of Kyoto's four seasons... Before Go master Hideya retired, he decided to bid farewell to the chess world with a farewell match. Between the old and sick celebrities and the new young chess king, the old chess art and the new rules of victory and defeat, an epoch-making chess match kicked off with worldwide attention...

"Waltz of Flowers" is a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories. Together with "The Dancing Girl of Izu", it is known as "the most beautiful first love in the world". Its name comes from the group dance of the Candy Fairy and other fairies in Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker". Xingzhi and the orphan Suzuko developed a close attachment because of ballet. The beautiful youth of the girls is like twin flowers, vying for beauty in the spinning and jumping dance steps. At this time, Nanjo, whom Suzuko had been waiting for, returned home miserably, and regained life because of Hoshizhi's dance. All the seemingly absent love is entangled in a waltz...

Selected works by Nobel Prize winner Yasunari Kawabata, set in ten volumes.