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Ge Shuyi's "Jon" and Cai Jun's "The Night the Young Couple Moved into the Haunted House". Fearful and brain-burning, short and concise: "The Man Opposite" by Li Weibei. Appreciation of foreign novels: [Germany] "The Cock is Dead" by Ingrid Knoll. Winter is gone, and the suspenseful buds of spring have quietly revived!

The New York Times Book Review, NPR, The Guardian, and Publishers Weekly ranked among the top ten works of the year, and was a finalist for the 2016 New York Public Library Helen Bernstein Outstanding Journalism Book Award. The film of the same name was nominated for Best Film at the Berlin International Film Festival and won the European Film Award for Best Cinematography. On July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik detonated a car bomb outside the Prime Minister's Office in central Oslo, Norway, and then went to the nearby Utøya Island to shoot wildly. Most of the victims were participants in the Norwegian Labor Party's youth camp. "One of Us" narrates the entire process of the Utøya shooting incident in Norway in a delicate way. Through the life trajectories of three young people, it tells the story of this horrific day and its aftermath. How could Breivik single-handedly commit this crime that shocked the whole of Europe? How would a country known for its peace and prosperity respond to the reality of such a massive attack? In the face of huge harm and trauma, how can survivors maintain their faith in civilization? This book is the first time Osna Seerstad, a well-known Norwegian war correspondent, has turned her attention to her own country. Through the intertwined narrative of multiple perspectives, it restores and traces the process of this appalling incident. It also raises a powerful question on how a high-welfare country should deal with the increasing violence in the country. The author's writing style is calm and objective, and with a delicate writing style that is different from ordinary non-fiction works, he truly records one of the most painful tragedies of our time.

Ancient Eastern martial arts meets Western vampires, the Chinese version of "The Twilight Saga". An immortal love that spans thousands of years, a vampire legend. The case is complicated and confusing, and all kinds of supernatural warriors continue to fight enemies more powerful than themselves for the sake of youth and justice. Blood and youth, love and life are organically blended together.

If a very good person appears around you, will people help him or kill him? Yamada has outstanding athletic talent, determination, and hard work, and is generally considered to be a generational king. His parents were willing to do anything to protect him, even if they were suspected of murder. Yamada grew up day by day, gradually showing strong dominance, and subsequently attracted more and more jealousy. Will he become a legend or be swallowed up by the turbulent undercurrent? A fateful game that determines life and death has arrived.

"My daughter is missing." The woman sitting opposite Fang Ding finally spoke after being silent for about ten minutes. Fang Ying poked the ice cubes in the glass twice with his straw. The woman said she had already called the police. After complaining for a while about how the police failed to handle the matter, she took out an envelope from her bag and pushed it in front of Fang Ying. "This is the deposit agreed upon on the phone." Fang Ying looked around and then glanced at the envelope. He whistled and said with a smile: "To be honest, I didn't plan to take over. You know, it's very difficult to find something like this when it disappears, especially in the case of your daughter. At this age, fifteen or sixteen years old, in the rebellious stage, she might have run away from home."

The seventh part of the "Crime" series. The protagonist "I" enters the public security system after graduating from the police academy. My ideal was to be a criminal police officer, but my boss assigned me to work in the archives department. In order to work, I began to look through the dusty files on the file shelf. This is a small town called Qingyang. In the process of looking through the archives and county annals, the bizarre and unsolved cases that have occurred here from ancient times to the present are revealed one by one. Let "I" tell the readers one by one these detective stories that are both alarming and thought-provoking.

On April 1st, I made a complete fool of myself and made two big mistakes. The first mistake was that I should not have visited the widow Yu Yajuan, at least I should not have gone to her house alone and carrying fruit. The second big mistake was that Zhang Yongguang should not have been included. This big mistake included several smaller mistakes. A series of things happened next, leaving me helpless...

There is no unfounded resentment in the world, and all murderous intentions must have a reason... The cold wind blows all the time where I want to go. It is a pine forest where the sun can never shine. There, I tremble all night, and my husband's head is under the wheel, but his body has never been found... Peeling off the cocoon, layer by layer, tearing open wounds, and under the gurgling blood, whose original intention is it?

Wearing a robe, justice is my judge, facing the hawker with the same name who was killed in anger, the moral defense line that had been in disrepair collapsed in an instant. A new grave with decayed grass, might the old evils be buried together? The business world is also a biological chain. Big fish eat small fish, and small fish eat shrimps. Everyone feels good, as if they can afford something to eat and live in. Only when disaster strikes, it suddenly becomes clear that it is all an illusion; full of the urge to return to their roots after falling leaves, dragging their tired and sick bodies, they dream of their hometown. The clouds can heal the pain of wandering around the world, but everyone knows that no matter the city or hometown, you and I are just a few strangers on the earth... The collection of short and medium stories "Our Sins" is a collection of "Human Sins" series of novels by the well-known writer Wang Shiyue, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award. It includes five works: "Human Crime", "Nine Links", "National Order", "Root-seeking Group" and "White Zebra". Wang Shiyue's novels are written for little people and for crimes that are not crimes. Like a scalpel, they cut into the complex relationships between people and between people and the world, embodying the author's questioning and profound introspection about the real society.

The 8th part of the "Crime" series. The protagonist "I" enters the public security system after graduating from the police academy. My ideal was to be a criminal police officer, but my boss assigned me to work in the archives department. In order to work, I began to look through the dusty files on the file shelf. This is a small town called Qingyang. In the process of looking through the archives and county annals, the bizarre and unsolved cases that have occurred here from ancient times to the present are revealed one by one. Let "I" tell readers one by one these detective stories that are both alarming and thought-provoking.

The contents of this book include silver horses, gray-faced men, securities brokers' clerks, ominous letters, hospitalized patients, the final case, etc.