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In the 19th century, the German romantic poet Gustav Schwab devoted himself to excavating and sorting out ancient cultural heritage. With his rigorous and serious style and vivid words of great literary value, he organized and arranged the complicated Greek myths and legends based on Homer's two epics "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey", as well as other ancient Greek myths and legends and some literary works of Greek writers, and compiled this "Greek Mythology" with a relatively clear pedigree and a relatively complete storyline. Greek mythology has been handed down to this day for more than 3,000 years. Its distinctive characters and graceful and tortuous storylines are very popular among readers all over the world. It interweaves real life with fantasy, compiles stories of gods and heroic legends, reproduces the social outlook and spiritual life of the ancient Greeks in the form of romantic epics, praises the wisdom and creativity of the ancient Greek people, and has a profound and long-lasting impact on the development and prosperity of Western literature.

"Lemon" is a classic collection of novels by Japanese writer Kajii Motojirō, who is known as one of the "Three Divine Treasures" along with Dazai Osamu and Nakajima Atsushi. It newly includes several works that have never been translated into Chinese, totaling 26 short stories and short stories. Kajii Motojiro's works are represented by "Lemon", which projects the shadow that war has brought to everyone since the late Taisho years. It is like the shadow in the hearts of long-term patients. Even a small lemon is like a fresh and bright hope in a chaotic world. He is good at using symbolic techniques and morbid fantasies to construct the melancholy world and ideals of patients. Writers such as Mishima Yukio have stated that they were influenced by him.

"Wuthering Heights" is a story about love and revenge. Squire Earnshaw brings the abandoned child Heathcliff back to Wuthering Heights. His son Hindley feels that the abandoned child has deprived him of his father's love and threatens his property inheritance rights, so he hates him. Once his father dies, he demotes him to a servant and tortures and humiliates him. During this period, Heathcliff and Earnshaw's daughter Catherine fell in love. However, Heathcliff's humble status and Catherine's worldly ideas are insurmountable obstacles to this love. When Catherine decided to marry the wealthy young man Edgar Linton, Heathcliff's passionate love for his lover turned into a deep-seated hatred for his enemies and rivals. He launched a crazy revenge on Hindley, Edgar, and their descendants. As the first novel, this book uses flashback techniques in art, and unfolds the fierce conflict of love and hate layer by layer through the narrations of tenants and old servants, just like a detective novel. The scenery of Yorkshire in northern England sets off the ups and downs of the characters' inner world. The plot is ups and downs, and the language is rich and vivid.

This book is Mark Twain's masterpiece, full of childlike innocence. The protagonist Tom is innocent and lively, daring to explore, and pursues freedom. He cannot bear the life that restricts his personality and always dreams of doing something heroic. The novel describes the free and lively minds of children in a cheerful style, while using satire to criticize hypocritical and vulgar social customs, hypocritical religious rituals and rigid and outdated school education. It is a pastoral pastoral of the "Golden Age" of America.

This book includes Sakaguchi Ango's most representative works, "The Idiot", "The Island in the City", "On Degeneration", "Continued Theory on Degeneration", "Waterbird Pavilion", "Toy Box", "Study Notes", "The Golden Mean", etc. "Island in the City" writes about the isolation between people in urban life through the tragedy of A Bian. "Because everything is casual, this society is so perfect." Ango Sakaguchi proposed in "Theory of Degeneration" and "Theory of Continuation of Degeneration": "In order to survive, you must degenerate." "The Idiot" has been evaluated as "a model of Japanese post-war literature." "Study" bears the shadow of Sakaguchi Ango's own studies.

This book ranks first among the "Four Condemned Novels" and represents the highest achievement of late Qing novels. The late Qing Dynasty was a period of total collapse of our country's feudal society. The darkness of government and official corruption had reached their peak. "The Appearance of Officialdom" uses a pen like a raft to fully expose the various scandals of the officialdom at that time from all aspects and angles: eating, drinking, gambling, prostitution, selling offices and winning titles, giving and taking bribes, taking bribes and bending the law, practicing malpractice for personal gain, squeezing the people, disregarding human life, seeking glory from outsiders... What is presented to the reader is like a picture of the ugliness of the officialdom, with smooth and penetrating writing. Moreover, "The Appearance of Officialdom" ruthlessly exposes the scandals in officialdom, and does not stop at the moral condemnation of the individual behaviors of the officials concerned. Instead, it attempts to conduct a profound analysis and criticism of the feudal bureaucracy as a whole. It essentially conducts a meticulous and severe examination of the various shortcomings of the bureaucracy, which profoundly reflects the essential characteristics of late Qing society.

"Songs from the Sad Cafe" is a collection of Carson McCullers' finest short and medium-length works. There are 7 works including the classic and handed down Song of the Sad Cafe and Childhood, among which "The Song of the Sad Cafe" is the most famous. The novel tells the weird and absurd love story between Miss Amelia, the criminal Marvin Macy and the hunchback Raymond in a small town. In a weird, mysterious and absurd way, it expresses a human theme as eternal as love - loneliness. Love is not the salvation of loneliness, absurd love confirms the necessity of loneliness.

"The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" is Carson McCullers' masterpiece. Ranked 17th in "Modern Library's Top 100 English Novels of the 20th Century". It tells the story of a group of people wandering in loneliness in a small southern town in the United States. On a long afternoon in August, in a dreary southern town, there is a mute who always smiles gently, a girl who likes music, a homeless man who is cynical about the world, a depressed black doctor, and people drinking cold beer in a midnight cafe... This is a story of extreme loneliness. Everyone is looking for an exit from loneliness, but no one can escape the fate of loneliness, not even love.

"A Clock Without Hands" is an impressive novel by Carson McCullers. A dying pharmacist, a white judge, his rebellious grandson and two black men live like clocks without hands, frantically searching for themselves. These people, who each have their own privacy, act as bystanders in each other's lives. Their intersection is not because they like each other, but only because of excessive loneliness. Loneliness may be due to the absence of the soul. If there is a soul present, can loneliness be tolerated? There is nothing terrible about losing anything, only losing yourself.

"I am a Cat" is a masterpiece of novels by the great Japanese writer Natsume Soseki. The novel takes an unnamed cat as the protagonist. The cat has seen through human nature. From the cat's perspective and responsibility, it writes about its owner and a series of strange people and things surrounding the owner's family. The writing style of the novel is humorous, funny and spicy, and very interesting. The wisdom of cats contrasts with the stupidity of humans. The owner of the house, Kusama, is a university teacher, but in fact he is pedantic and self-proclaimed, and can only write some incomprehensible poems; Mizushima Kanzuki is a metaphysical science and engineering man who studies topics of no practical significance all day long; the scholar Mi Ting is well versed in Chinese and Western knowledge, humorous, and loves to ridicule; Duxian is an idealist with an impassioned spirit. Even the capitalist Kaneda and his philistine big-nosed lady, and Suzuki Tojuro, who works for Kaneda at his door, are all brought to life.

"Disillusionment" is one of Balzac's masterpieces and is included in "Human Comedy·Provincial Scenes". The novel is set in Paris during the Restoration Dynasty, and creates two images of young people from the provinces - Lucien, an ambitious and vain young poet, who tried to enter the upper class of Paris with his intelligence and talent, but was ruined and returned to his hometown in despair; The novel shows a broad picture from the provinces to Paris after the French Revolution, depicts various phenomena with characteristic significance during the Restoration period, and reflects in the cruel and complex real society how the talents of young people were destroyed, how their fantasies were destroyed, and how the temple of literature was used as a place for shameless transactions and became filthy. Balzac himself called "Disillusionment" "the first work among my works" and "fully expresses our times."

"Rama 4. Rebirth" is the fourth and final novel in the "Rama" series of novels by Suzuki Koji. "Toyama, I love you." Hearing Sadako's voice after so many years, fear, surprise, uneasiness, and longing came to Toyama's heart. The feelings from twenty-four years ago reappeared in this form. Fear and love were like a piece of paper apart, and the distant mountains clearly felt that their hearts were beating strangely. Being able to touch Sadako who was still alive made Toyama extremely happy. He tried his best to endure it and dispelled the fear of approaching death, but the outline of the world was disappearing at a terrifying speed. The terrifying Sadako storm finally subsided, and both worlds returned to the starting point of peace. However, is this really the end?

In the past, there were visitors seeking immortality. They drank the white dew in the morning and left the pine trees in the evening. At the beginning, they came to a different place due to a dispute, and their love for each other was unclear. Yi Jianmengyu often sheds blood, and from then on Gu Sheng entered Datong. Everyone in the world says that immortals are good, but the path to immortality cannot be entered. This is a story of cultivating immortality through games that is both true and imaginary.

During a chance visit, Fritz fell in love with the 12-year-old girl Sophie. She is not beautiful, she is not religious, she likes to laugh. In just fifteen minutes, she came like a mysterious and transcendent force and became his wisdom, his spiritual guide, and his blue flower. Because of love, an ordinary girl may become an eternal star in a man's heart and start his romantic life. The novel is based on the early experience of the German poet Novalis and imagines the legendary life of the Blue Flower poet. The encounter with Sophie became a turning point in his life and creation. Throughout his short life, he was always pursuing the immortal and fleeting blue flower.

McNeil's "A Brief History of the World" uses civilization as a unit to write about the interaction of global civilizations, turning the previously isolated and isolated world history into a dynamic and interactive world history, and drawing an interactive network diagram of human civilization. This is considered the beginning of the study of world history. The book is divided into four parts and thirty chapters, starting from the origin of human beings and ending at the beginning of the 21st century. It focuses on the four major civilizations of the Middle East, India, China, and Europe. It treats human history as a potential whole and uses the mutual influence between different civilizations as the main line to outline important events in overall and interactive world history. It provides a comprehensive overview of the integration, inheritance, rise and fall of various civilizations over thousands of years. "A Brief History of the World" has an outstanding theme and a clear context: one part is the emergence and establishment of major civilizations in the Old World, the second part is the balance between civilizations, the third part is the dominance of the West, and the fourth part is the beginning of global cosmopolitanism. He emphasized the integration of civilizations and constantly wrote about the impact and counter-impact, conquest and counter-conquest between civilizations, geography, transportation, technology, literature and art, etc. All the elements of human civilization are displayed one by one in his brilliant pen. Not only is the content all-inclusive, but the text is also fascinating. William McNeil has a profound insight into the development of human history and has painted a picture of the development of human history in a broad scope. Anyone who reads this book will gain a deeper insight and understanding of the long and complex historical process that shaped our world today.

She is the thief of the twenty-fourth century; once she traveled through time, she became the eldest lady of the Suzaku family who was loved by thousands of people. The original owner was very arrogant and had great talent but was unable to practice it. He is the third prince of the Canglan Kingdom and the number one genius in the Huan Ning Continent. He is charming, handsome, cold and domineering, but he has a soft spot for her. His Highness the Third Prince smiled charmingly, he would rather let down the world than let her down! Let's watch them join hands and travel around the world.

Due to a supernatural incident, he disappeared for five years, and when he came back again, he had already become a demon king. After returning to Earth, he met a wealthy lady. He thought he was looking for a nanny, but he never expected to become her personal chef. After resurrecting his life, with empty hands, he continues to act as his own demon king on earth to fulfill what he considers "justice".

Speaking of Suzhou in poetry, in addition to the midnight bells of Hanshan Temple, there is also the lingering charm of Shantang Street in Qili. This book focuses on Suzhou's local poetic allusions and characters' deeds, and tells the historical changes, moral articles, and poetic customs of Suzhou and Suzhou people throughout the ages.

"Yangchun Collection", as a collection of Feng Yansi's poems, shows the poet's inner world. It not only reveals the delicate emotions of sadness for the spring and autumn, lovesickness and hatred, such as "tears asking the flowers but not saying a word", but also often expresses the lament that life is short and time passes like "people are not as romantic as the moon, but they remain forever". Therefore, I advise you to cherish your youth and live up to your life. "Yangchun Collection" has extremely high artistic value and has a profound influence on later generations of poets. Chen Tingzhuo, a famous poet in the late Qing Dynasty, commented: "Zhengzhong Ci is the best in the Five Dynasties. It has entered Fei Qing's room at a high level, but it is not followed by others. It may be out of date."

The people of Jerusalem were the worst sinners, but they were the first to receive grace. Why is this? Desperate people, please do not despair, please listen to Bunyan, take heart, and seize the hope given to you.

This tragic work is the representative work of the British novelist Hardy. It tells the story of Tess, a poor and beautiful peasant girl who goes to work in the landlord's manor house. She loses her virginity to Alec, a bad boy from a rich family because of her youth and ignorance, and returns to her hometown pregnant. After her child died, she fell in love with Angel Clare, the son of a pastor. However, on their wedding night, she confessed the truth about losing her virginity and was not tolerated by her husband, who fled to Brazil. After Tess was abandoned, she went to work in a dairy factory. Alec, a young landowner, pesters Tess again and again. When her father died, her mother fell ill, her siblings were out of school, the family lived on the streets, and there was no news from Claire, Tess had no choice but to sacrifice her life to save her family and agreed to live with Alec. Unexpectedly, Claire changes her mind and comes back from Brazil to look for Tess. Tess was filled with regret and stabbed Alec to death. During the escape, Tess and her husband spent a few days living happily, and were finally caught and sentenced to hanging. As one of Hardy's "Wessex Series", this book is the most typical of his "character and environment novels". Its remarkable artistic feature is that the environment and the protagonist respond, set off and are closely connected with each other - the character's joy, anger, sorrow and the changes in the mood and color of the environment form an inseparable whole, and the environment predicts the character's fate and emotions.

"The Chrysanthemum and the Sword" was originally a military investigation report made by the author on the order of the U. S. Government for the purpose of analyzing and studying Japanese society and Japanese nationality. Since its official publication in 1946, this book has become a classic work loved by international academic circles and general readers for its incisive analysis of Japanese national character. The Japanese regard Benedict as the mother of rebuilding Japanese culture after the war. They have set off a craze for reading "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword" time and time again. It has aroused strong repercussions in the United States, Japan and other countries, and is known as the "pioneering work of Japanese studies" in modern times. "Chrysanthemum" is originally the emblem of the Japanese royal family, and "sword" is the symbol of Bushido culture. Benedict uses "chrysanthemum" and "sword" to symbolize the contradictory character of the Japanese people, and uses a calm perspective of a Westerner to gain an overview of Japan's unique cultural traditions and national character. It not only captures the details of Japanese culture, but also places it within the anthropological perspective of Eastern culture and Pacific island culture. To this day, the book "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword" is recognized as the first book describing Japanese culture in history. This book has been highly praised by all walks of life, and its great influence continues to this day.

This biographical novel based on his own real experience tells the story of Paul Korchagin who grew from an ignorant boy to a Bolshevik soldier loyal to the revolution. Even though he was paralyzed and blind, he had to re-enter the charging ranks.

"Confessions" was written in Rousseau's tragic old age. It is an autobiographical work that defends his existence when he is surrounded by enemies on all sides. In the book, Rousseau, with a candid attitude and deep introspection, narrates his life experience of more than 50 years from his birth to his departure from St. Pierre Island in 1766, and tells all his thoughts and feelings. It's called Confession, but it's actually a work of accusation. The book records his fifty-year life experience from birth to the time he was forced to leave St. Pierre Island, recounts his tragic experience of being dependent on others as a child, denounces the injustices in life, and sympathizes with ordinary little people. When looking back on the past, the little things in life that violate moral conscience are readily apparent. "Confessions" tells all his thoughts and feelings, analyzing his behavior and inner world. "Confessions" has a delicate and ingenious conception, rich ideological content, vivid characters, and a light and refined writing style with a sense of music.

"Three Kingdoms" is the pinnacle work of Eiji Yoshikawa, and it is also the ultimate work of the blend of Chinese culture and Japanese temperament. In Japan, there are countless historians, politicians, entrepreneurs, writers and artists influenced by "Three Kingdoms". They regard "Three Kingdoms" as a historical masterpiece, a comprehensive collection of political strategies, a business war manual and an inspirational book, and learn from it history and culture, ways of success, methods of doing things, leadership theories, etc. There are five volumes in the "Three Kingdoms" series, and this is the third volume, including the Kong Ming Volume and the Red Cliff Volume among the ten volumes. Kong Ming's Scroll: Liu Bei learned from Xu Shu that the sage in Longzhong, Mr. Wolong Zhuge Liang, took Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to visit the thatched cottage three times, and finally met him. The two hit it off immediately, and they chatted about world affairs. Red Cliff Scroll: Zhuge Liang went to Soochow to argue with Jiangdong counselors, and persuaded Sun Quan to unite against Cao Cao. Pang Tong proposed a chain plan to Cao Cao to connect the warships into one. Zhuge Liang first relied on the favorable location and thatched boat to borrow arrows, and then took advantage of the weather to borrow the east wind. Huang Gai pretended to surrender and took the opportunity to burn Red Cliff and defeat Cao's army. The three-legged force is established.

"Three Kingdoms" is the pinnacle work of Eiji Yoshikawa, and it is also the ultimate work of the blend of Chinese culture and Japanese temperament. In Japan, there are countless historians, politicians, entrepreneurs, writers and artists influenced by "Three Kingdoms". They regard "Three Kingdoms" as a historical masterpiece, a comprehensive collection of political strategies, a business war manual and an inspirational book, and learn from it history and culture, ways of success, methods of doing things, leadership theories, etc. There are five volumes in the "Three Kingdoms" series. This is the first volume, including the Peach Garden Volume and the Stars Volume among the ten volumes. The Book of Taoyuan: Liu Bei encounters a Yellow Turban thief while buying tea for his mother, and is rescued by Zhang Fei. Later, he meets Guan Yu, a teacher in Tongxue Caoshe. The three have similar interests and become brothers in Taoyuan. The story officially begins. Scroll of Stars: All the heroes of the Three Kingdoms appear on stage - Guan Yu warms wine and kills Hua Xiong, the three heroes of Hulao Pass fight Lu Bu, Cao Cao is defeated for the first time in Xingyang, Sun Jian and Yuan Shao turn against each other because of the jade seal, Lu Bu kills Dong Zhuo in a series of plots, Lu Bu is defeated and surrenders to Liu Bei... The forces from all sides continue to kill each other, and the competition among heroes becomes more and more intense.

This book is a famous science fiction novel by Verne. It tells the story of a British gentleman named Fogg who made a bet with his friends to travel around the world and return to London in 80 days. During the journey, he and his servant "Wanshida" overcame many difficulties and obstacles. Along the way, he was witty, brave, and showed full gentlemanly style. In the end, he hugged the beauty and won the bet.

Matsukura, who committed the rape and murder of a young girl twenty-three years ago but was eventually acquitted due to insufficient evidence, returned to the prosecutor's attention due to another murder of an old couple after the statute of limitations for the old case expired. This time, prosecutors vowed to use all investigation methods to bring Matsukura to justice. However, as the incident developed, the possibility that Matsukura was not the real murderer also surfaced. Faced with the chief Takeshi Mogami who is trying to break through the shackles of the statute of limitations and wants Matsukura to be punished as he deserves, the new prosecutor Keiichiro Okino begins to doubt in his heart: Is the law the justice he pursues?

When you hear about love, nine times out of ten you will be sad. This book introduces the love stories of various young ladies. Asking what love is in the world can teach you how to make love between life and death.

"Angel Ears" is a rare collection of mystery stories by Keigo Higashino with the theme of traffic accidents. The six stories are all related to traffic accidents, but there is a mystery behind each seemingly simple accident. "Angel Ears" tells the story of a sister who was sitting in the back seat of a car accident and used her extraordinary hearing to prove her brother's innocence. "The Barrier" tells the story of a widow who lost her driver in a traffic accident and caused an accident when she went to pick up high heels. "Dangerous Rookie" tells the story of a novice female driver who gets the fleeing driver into a lot of trouble for revenge. "Get Over It" tells the story of the murderer being brought to justice because of his previous mistakes. "In the Mirror" tells the story of a coach and a policeman who, for the sake of collective honor, tacitly understand each other and handle traffic accidents correctly... Although the six stories are all based on traffic accidents, each of them has its own unique approach to reading. It is a wonderful read. The whole book not only retains Keigo Higashino's good storytelling and human exploration, but also provides a critical analysis and interpretation of the current Japanese social life.

Where is the gun? The dark night is like a prostitute's lies, bottomless... Maybe my loneliness is born. Just like this lingering smoke, it will eventually dissipate in the corners of this city. "He writes ordinary detective novels and has struck a literary gold mine." - The Times

This book collects 22 masterpieces from Chekhov's three major creative periods, including "The Chameleon", "Death of a Petty Officer", "The Fat Man and the Thin Man", "Wanka", "The Lady with the Puppy", as well as the mini-trilogy "The Man in the Trap", "Gooseberry", "On Love" and other famous works. These stories based on fragments of daily life expose social evils such as authoritarianism, hierarchy, bureaucracy, criticize selfishness, indifference, greed, vulgarity, servility, conservatism and other human flaws, and express the author's yearning for the light of humanity. In the postscript of the translation, translator Xie Zhou provides an in-depth analysis of Chekhov's three major creative themes and symbols - "fences, women and dogs", helping readers understand his works from a broader perspective.

In the future world, there are still dark corners and twisted human nature. Natural selection means survival of the fittest. People with so-called "superpowers" are those who are suitable for survival. Ordinary people will slowly be eliminated in the unspoken rules of the world. In the future "peaceful" world, alien creatures invade and myths come true. For this reason, various countries secretly arm their own new armies. ANBU, Holy Inquisition, Ghost... Organizations, and of course the fruit stand

"Colomba" is one of Mérimée's most outstanding novels, showing a rare female image in nineteenth-century literature. The story takes a strong revenge story as the main line, interspersed with a lingering love story. The plot is twists and turns and the rhythm is tight, creating many vivid and vivid characters. The protagonist is passionate, forthright and upright, and ignores the laws and regulations of the ruling class. He brilliantly directs a thrilling drama in his life, which makes the "civilized people" influenced by the bourgeoisie pale in comparison.

Zadig is the representative work of Voltaire's early philosophical novels. It is the first work of Volde's writing philosophical novels. The content is humorous and witty. "Zadig" is set in the ancient East. Through the life experience of the protagonist Zadig, it shows a world full of philosophy but a blend of reality and reality, which is very mythical and exotic. The content in the book is composed of more than a dozen seemingly independent but interconnected stories, connected by Zadig's life experiences. Mr. Fu Lei's translation is beautiful and smooth, which adds a lot of color to the book.

The author of "Civilization" is the novelist Duhaman. He knows that reality is never simple. Not only is there greatness in sinking, but there is also comedy in tragedy. People's stupidity, eccentricity, vanity, and accidental jokes, through his sharp and bitter satire, are comical and dramatic in the midst of those bleak years and tragic scenery, just like the dance of ghosts. The death described in "Civilization", even the ugliest scenes, has a holy fragrance. But this virtue is not of death, but of dying humanity. It is this holy fragrance that particularly inspires the meaning of life. "Civilization" describes death in order to refute death and deny death.

"Candide" is a masterpiece among Fold's philosophical novels. The protagonist "Candide" is the illegitimate son of a German baron's sister. He grew up in a closed environment, simply trusting the optimism of his tutor, thinking for the best in everything, and firmly believing that the Baron's house was paradise on earth. However, because he fell in love with his cousin Miss Cunegon, he was kicked out of the house by the baron and embarked on a journey to explore the world. During this journey, he did not see a single positive thing. Natural disasters and man-made disasters, as well as all kinds of people in society, made him slowly abandon his optimism and become moderate and practical.

"Selected Short Stories of Volder" includes "Such a World", "Menon", "Two Comforted People", "The Story of a Kind Brahman", "White and Black", "Yeno and Golan" and other Volder's short stories. Volder advocates enlightened monarchy and emphasizes freedom and equality. He hopes to be a poet and defend the truth\

"The Rich and the Have-Not\u002F The Complete Works of Hemingway" is divided into three parts: "Spring", "Autumn" and "Winter", which vividly shows the failed life of Harry Morgan, an "individualist". In "Spring", Morgan is engaged in the business of renting fishing boats. Forced to make a living, he transports "live goods" (smugglers) for others. In order to protect himself, he does not hesitate to test the law and gets into a life-threatening lawsuit. In "Autumn" Morgan is engaged in the business of smuggling spirits and lives a life of "licking blood on the edge of a knife." By "Winter," Morgan is at the end of his rope and will do whatever it takes to make money, even agreeing to accept an offer to transport a gang of bank-robbing Cuban terrorists back to Cuba. Although he killed the group of terrorists on the yacht, he was also shot and died.

Margaret, who grew up in southern England, moved to the northern town of Milton with her pastor father. Compared with the warm and comfortable South, the northern town of Milton at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution was dirty, messy, and extremely cold. Not only that, she also had to face vulgar workers and textile factories with flying cotton wool all day long. Margaret was very unsuitable to the northern environment, let alone the arrogance and rudeness of the textile factory owner and young industrialist John Thornton. After a period of living in Milton, Margaret realized the pain and helplessness behind the workers' rudeness and irritability, and became even more disgusted with the textile factory owners. However, John Thornton fell in love with Margaret for a long time. The two are like the south and the north, completely opposite but closely connected...

The young American writer Scripps O'Neill's wives and daughters ran away one after another. He left home on a snowy night to find a job. In a small restaurant, he met Diana, a middle-aged waitress and British literature-loving waitress. The two hit it off and got married in a flash, and he became a clerk at a water pump factory in the city. Unexpectedly, Mandy, the waitress who replaced Diana in the small restaurant, had a lot of literary knowledge and was eloquent, which fascinated Scripps. Yogi Johnson, a worker in the same factory as Scripps, had an "affair" in Paris when he was participating in World War I. As a result, he fell into the trap and never wanted to find a woman again. However, an Indian woman broke into a small restaurant and was driven away. On the street Yogi, who was wandering in confusion, followed her, took off her clothes one by one, and walked side by side into the night with her... At the turn of winter and spring, a series of strange things happened in the northern mountain town of Michigan, which formed the interesting core plot of Hemingway's early novella "Spring Tide".

The novel is set in the historical period from 1924 to 1925 and in the famous city of Paris. It tells the story of an American young man, Jack Barnes, who was seriously injured in World War I and lost his sexual ability. He fell in love with the beautiful woman Brett Ashley. However, because Ashley could not accept a marriage without sex, Barnes could only helplessly let her become someone else's fiancée, and even arranged for her to have trysts with other men. The two went to Spain to watch a bullfight with several friends. Brett Ashley fell in love with the young bullfighter Romero at first sight, but when Romero proposed to her, she resolutely rejected him. The age gap made her "not want to be a bad woman who ruins the future of young people." Eventually, she returned to Barnes, but both parties knew that they could never truly be together. As a result, Hemingway became the spokesperson of the "Lost Generation" and created a unique Hemingway style of writing with this book.

"A Moveable Feast\u002F The Complete Works of Hemingway" is the last work written by Hemingway during his lifetime and revised by him personally. In the book, Hemingway recalled a difficult but joyful life he and his wife lived in Paris from 1921 to 1926: starting out as a writer, writing in cafes, chatting with literary friends, betting on horses, enduring hunger, visiting old book stalls along the Seine, borrowing books from Shakespeare's Bookstore, meeting Fitzgerald and passing by Joyce, Pound and others...

"The Fifth Column" is set against the backdrop of the Battle of Madrid. At that time, a Spanish rebel general threatened to have four columns to besiege Madrid. At the same time, a group of sympathizers in the city would cooperate with the troops inside and outside. He named this the fifth column. The protagonist, an American reporter, helps the Spanish government forces in their counter-revolutionary work, sneaks into enemy reconnaissance posts, and captures spies and brings them to justice. His girlfriend is a somewhat cynical American college student who came to Spain to report on the war. The play also features German anti-fascist fighters, leaders of the Spanish government security agency and a black prostitute, and scenes of live drama are staged in the Florida hotel. "Spanish Land" is a documentary filmed on location jointly by Dutch directors Evans and Hemingway, with Hemingway writing the caption.

In the mid-1920s, David, a young American writer, 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".

Mr. Fu Lei has a translation career that lasts for thirty years. He has translated extensively throughout his life, and his translations are vivid, fluent, and full of color changes. "Little Adult" is one of Mr. Fu Lei's many translated works. It tells the story of Little Adult: Among the planets orbiting Sirius, there is a young man on one planet who is extremely smart. He recently traveled to our little ant nest. I am lucky enough to get to know him. His name is Little Master, which is a suitable name for all big men...

The continuation of the Songhu Anti-Japanese War Historical Materials Series makes full use of the National Library's collection resources to publish in the form of photocopies the historical materials about the Songhu Anti-Japanese War that have been seen or not seen before. The content covers the two Songhu Anti-Japanese War and strives to reflect the full picture of the Songhu Anti-Japanese War in a more comprehensive, detailed and vivid way. It is part of a major project of philosophy and social sciences in Shanghai.

This book includes Wilde's two famous fairy tale collections: "The Happy Prince" and "The House of Pomegranates", which is a representative work of aesthetic fairy tales. In addition to following the themes of punishing evil and promoting good, hoeing the strong and helping the weak, robbing the rich and helping the poor, and praising the beautiful and belittling the ugly, as expected in ordinary fairy tales, the writer also uses his aestheticism point of view to explore major propositions such as "happiness", "beauty of the heart", "soul, body and soul". He has also made breakthroughs in both the form and content of fairy tale writing, achieving practical results and creating "the most beautiful fairy tale in the world".

Recognized as an outstanding novelist and stylist in the twentieth century, Vladimir Nabokov's works have had an indelible impact on English literature and even world literature. His masterpiece "Lolita" is one of the controversial and extremely important literary works of the 20th century. It is not only a concentrated expression of the writer's personal artistic style, but also a well-known classic of postmodernist literature. The novel tells the story of the crazy love affair between a middle-aged man, Humbert Humbert, a European immigrant who received higher education but whose behavior transcended moral boundaries, and a cute but dangerous and ruthless adolescent girl.

The legendary masterpiece "Onmyoji" by the phenomenal writer Mengyuji, and the new series "Onmyoji·Daigo Volume" are grandly launched. This book includes two volumes of stories: "Daigo Scroll" and "Drunken Moon Scroll". In Ping'an Jing at night, the sky is changing and strange things happen frequently. The moon hangs high in the sky, no longer moving, and the stars fall like rain; under the moonlight night, a demon tiger often appears, devouring innocent people, and reciting Bai Juyi's poems; Tachibana encounters a spider banshee by chance, and his eyes are sucked away; Fujiwara Minoru suddenly contracted a strange disease and turned into a green The eye centipede; there is a handsome ghost on the Suzaku Gate, who uses the peerless beauty as a bet to play a mysterious chess game... The peerless onmyoji Abe Seimei and the famous flute player Minamoto Boya travel between the yin and yang worlds, solving bizarre incidents one after another while talking and laughing, and relieving the worries of humans and ghosts.