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This book is the winner of the 5th Mao Dun Literature Award and is one of the Tea Man trilogy. This is China's first full-length novel reflecting tea culture. The story takes place in Hangzhou, the capital of green tea. The protagonists are Hang Jiuzhai, Hang Tianzui and the three sons and two daughters born to Hang Tianzui, the three generations of Wangyou Tea House. They have participated in the whole process of the rise and fall of Chinese tea in various capacities and in different ways. During this period, the fate of the nation, family and individuals were complicated and ups and downs, and the interests of the tea house were closely related to the interests of Chinese tea for hundreds of years. The novel therefore outlines a long scroll of the fate of Chinese tea people in recent and modern history. In Hangzhou, the capital of green tea, Hang Jiuzhai, the descendant of Wangyou Tea House, was a tea merchant in the south of the Yangtze River in the late Qing Dynasty. He was elegant and elegant, but had trouble managing money and business. He eventually died on the smoke couch of a woman with fireworks. The next generation of tea master is called Hang Tianzui. He grew up in the era when the feudal dynasty completely collapsed and the Republic of China was born. He is always intertwined with the contradiction between decadence and hard work.

Xiangzi is a young and strong rickshaw puller who hopes to change his destiny through personal struggle. He tried his best and struggled several times, but what he got was a series of failures. In the end, he lost his faith in life and surrendered. The novel reflects the misfortune of the working people of old China through the fate of a small character, and has profound social significance. The characters are vivid and vivid, the structure is rigorous, the writing style is smooth, and the use of dialect is particularly outstanding.

This book tells the story of a young, strong and energetic rickshaw driver who hopes to change his humble status through personal struggle. The novel prominently expresses the writer's sincere sympathy and profound understanding of the urban poor. It is one of China's outstanding works in the 1930s and one of the outstanding novels in modern China. It has become Lao She's main masterpiece and established Lao She's important position in the history of modern Chinese literature. After "Camel Xiangzi" was translated into English in the 1940s, it also won the favor of foreign readers.

Mark, a divorced and depressed professor, met Stephen, a female student who was 23 years younger than him. Three months later, the girl unexpectedly became pregnant. Three years later, their married life was already a mess. One night, robbers broke into their home. Although the family was unharmed, Mark's cowardly performance that night and the psychological shadow left by the robbery on the whole family made the atmosphere at home very depressing. An old friend of Mark's suggested they take a vacation abroad. Unable to afford expensive accommodation, they found an apartment in central Paris through a house-swapping website. When they arrived in Paris, they found that the apartment building had been abandoned for many years. Apart from them, there was only a crazy female painter on the top floor. Weird things happen one after another, and when the perfect vacation turns into a nightmare, dark secrets between the couple begin to emerge.

"Fisting All the Way: Selected Novellas by Sun Chunping" includes five novellas written by Sun Chunping in recent years. The works maintain his consistent creative style. They not only reflect the realistic theme "The Year of the Ears", but also "The Independent Division of the Northeast Army" about the brave resistance of the Northeast people against foreign aggression decades ago; "Who Are You, Second Uncle" which focuses on the realistic rural theme, and "Fisting All the Way" which writes about urban life at close range. The works accurately and uniquely reflect the huge changes in the concepts of various groups during the social transformation period. "The Bunker at Bodhi Bay" focuses on a railway bunker and writes about the development and changes of a village for decades. It contains both a profound reflection on history and a vivid description of the current reality. The many characters in the work are lifelike and have their own characteristics.

In life, are we like the Midong couple who scrimp on food and clothing for the sake of the house, or even seem to be inseparable? Are we, like Qiu Hong, suffering from continuous betrayal of love, or even desperate? Are we like the fat lady who works hard and still remains inconspicuous, or even gets stepped on? Are we like Qiu Hongchen, who pursues love but fails, and still endures loneliness? Do we envy Ma San'er's ability to control the wind and rain, but ignore the swords and swords he faces? Do we still have the joy of setting off firecrackers as a child, even if we can't find them anywhere? Are we like Xiaojun, who is confident, has low self-esteem and gives up on himself, but still has someone to love? There are also Wang Datou, Liu Cui, Xiao Rou, Xiao Man, Xiao Le, An Ran, Xiao Yu... Who among them are we?

This book tells the story of the protagonist Rouzi and his daughter Kikuko, showing the truth, goodness and beauty in life. Rouzi, whose real name is Juzi, was called Rouzi because he was too fat. According to his daughter Kikuko, Rouzi looked like an Indian dog when he was young. She seems to be born with a physique that attracts scumbag men, and she is always deceived and abandoned by men time and time again. This time, the boyfriend who claimed to be a writer disappeared after leaving a note saying "I will go back to my hometown and die." Rouzi took his daughter to the fishing port in the north, only to find that it was not the man's hometown at all. The kind-hearted barbecue restaurant owner took in the mother and daughter, rented a house to them, and let Rouzi work in the store. What seems to be a temporarily stable life has become turbulent because of the secrets of his daughter Kikuko... No adult is mature and complete. Even so, life continues, and everyone still protects what they insist on.

"Love in the Wilderness" edited by Xie Yaode is based on Dushanzi, the earliest oil mine in New China, and based on the poignant love story of Chinese laborer Li Changgeng and Russian girl Aileen. It creates a vivid image of an oil worker and tells the love song of life and death of oil workers in the west who fight the severe cold, the scorching heat, and the great wilderness for the Chinese dream. In order to rescue the Russian girl Ailian in Siberia, Li Changgeng accidentally killed Kuo Kuo Fu, triggering a series of thrilling stories: Abandoning the body on a moonlit night, fleeing to Moscow, gold diggers, bandits, the German army, the Soviet Red Army, and Julia used Life saves the one she loves, Ai Lian affectionately awakens a sleeping person, gives birth to a child in a nest, discovers a large oil field, and builds a large refinery... The novel restores the vicissitudes of the oil field over the past century in a tragic and heroic style, creating a novel version of the history of western oil.

The Russian literary legacy highly praised by Wang Xiaobo has been introduced in its entirety for the first time in China. The novel "The Fish King" is Astafiev's most personal masterpiece and a classic of contemporary Russian literature. The book is composed of thirteen "narrative short stories" with relatively independent contents, all centered on the relationship between man and nature. It depicts Siberia full of mysterious temptations in depth and detail, as well as the people living there, and their reflections on life. The desolate, bitter and cold natural environment is at the same time a place where nature shows its majesty, vastness and richness. Although human footprints are like claws in snow and mud, they still carry the dignity of endless life. These chapters show a unique style in terms of ideological content and artistic form, downplaying the plot, and describing the details delicately and vividly. They "integrate novels, novellas, lyrical essays, and moral discussions into one" (Wang Xiaobo). They reveal coherent content and images from different angles and methods, just like a string of pearls strung inadvertently, each one reflecting dazzling light with its own beauty.

"Diary of a Little Man" is a masterpiece in British humor literature. The book is based on the diary of a clerk, Charles Putell, and is actually a work of fiction. The protagonist, Charles Purtell, is a clerk in a company. He is diligent and conscientious at work. In life, he is a gentleman who pays attention to style and is calculating. Although his behavior is inevitably stereotyped, he likes to make friends and say wisecracks. However, they often self-defeat themselves because they are smart, or in order to show their grace and humor, and make many jokes: dyeing the bathtub red when decorating a new home; attending a dinner party at the mayor's house and making a fool of themselves; getting along with neighbors and friends very happily but sometimes unbearable... ...With the return of Lao Pu's son Lu Pin, a series of ridiculous farces occurred surrounding Lu Pin's friends, marriage, work, etc. The collision of the different lifestyles and values of the two generations added more troubles and laughter to this middle-class family...

"Children of New China" is a novel by Ning Qing. The first generation of children in New China, born from the founding of New China to the late 1950s, are the main body of the three iconic groups in the history of New China: as Young Pioneers and Communist Youth League members in the 1960s, they learned from Lei Feng's spirit at the beginning of its birth. They are the main body of the group of educated young people who went to the mountains and countryside, the largest hard-working group that emerged in New China; they are the main body of the revolutionary, young, educated, and professional talent group that joined the torrent of revitalizing China in the early days of reform and opening up. The first generation of children in New China, as a group of the times, have revealed the pure style of the times, withstood the hardships of the difficult times, and demonstrated the glorious values ​​of the times. The integration of "purity, hardship, and value" embodied by it as a whole will leave a lasting mark on the history of New China.

This is a long novel. The novel is set in Chengdu and Xichang, and from the perspective of Deng Daren, who is studying in Chengdu, it tells the story of a college graduate's experience of job hunting, unemployment, part-time work, internship, teaching, and falling in love. It is his process from being unemployed and giving up on himself, falling in love, and finally finding employment, gaining love, and marriage. It is also the process of him entering the rural grassroots, thinking about the development of education, and observing rural life and the lives of various people.

This book positions Zhang Xianzhong as a peasant uprising leader who made serious mistakes. The book only gives a profile description of him, but even so, it gives equal emphasis to both affirmation and criticism. This is not to criticize the ancients by today's standards, but to learn some lessons from his failures.

"Flowers and Pistols", a collection of short stories by the famous poet and novelist Chengdu Tuwa, is a selected collection of short stories and short stories published by the author in professional literary journals across the country in the past three or four years. It consists of three novellas and five short stories.

This book is a collection of short stories by writer Gurney. Wrote 17 stories related to traditional solar terms. The author attempts to capture the contradictions and conflicts in change from the stories that occur during the festival, go deep into the hearts of the characters, capture and explore people's struggles and hesitations, persistence and tearing, sweetness and sadness in the city and countryside, tradition and modernity, so as to understand the world, consider life, and explore human nature.

This book contains more than ten short stories and short stories, most of which have been published in domestic literary publications. Daping's novels, as always, focus on the lives of rural and urban civilians. In his writings, the lives of small people seem so real and bitter, but they are also full of hope. Accompanied by the poorest materials, these characters still struggle with the instinct of survival and try their best to live out the joy of life.

"Blue Frost Fox" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Luo Ping. It is also a book series of writers signed by Bajin Academy of Literature. This collection of short stories and novellas consists of 6 novellas including "Blue Frost Fox", "Hot Chicken with Ginger Juice" and "Te Mi" and 7 short stories including "Love of Green Papaya" and "Winter Wind Flowers". The author tells us seemingly absurd stories that are common in real life, profoundly satirizing and criticizing certain human natures that have been corrupted by the temptation of money and power. This short and medium-sized novel has a strong storyline, vivid characters, and delicate psychological description. It has high literary value and publication value.

The novel is based on the life of office workers engaged in farming in their spare time. Through the vivid reproduction of the natural and man-made disasters in Liyuan, the novel provides in-depth thinking and reflection on the impetuous lifestyle of modern urbanites, as well as a series of hot issues such as the expansion of new cities, urbanization, migrant workers, and online dating in the tide of the times. The language of the novel is clear and down-to-earth. It uses aesthetic writing techniques and soothing poetic expression to depict the colorful details and interests of farming life, with a strong pastoral and rural flavor.

"He Cut a Long Life" is a collection of short stories by He Xiaozhu. The book includes a total of 16 short stories with "him" as the protagonist, such as: He was reading a book, he called out a woman's name in his dream, he wanted to make a movie, and he cut a long life. ... The author writes these stories with skillful techniques and bold creativity, but it makes it difficult to tell which category they belong to. The author's descriptions in these stories are some absurd, some magical, and some sad; some are surreal and some are postmodern. The "him" described by the author is just like you and me in life, with helplessness and thinking about real life, discussion of marriage life, and pursuit of ideals in life. It seems difficult to find answers when trying to find them. Each story is a separate individual, but connected by "him" as a thread. Reading the whole book will inevitably make people think about life, marriage, ideals, and the value of self-existence...

Sun Tzu Mo is a timid boy who loves to cry. This is related to the fact that he has a father who loves to read love poems. When he was thirteen years old, his father was arrested for arson and drowned in the water after escaping from prison. From then on, Sun Tzu Mo's growth process has been like a drama with ups and downs. His mother remarried to a butcher, who taught him that men should be like gangsters; he also met a male teacher, who told him that men can also be elegant. He experienced changes in family and love, and faced one hurdle after another in the process of growing up. He didn't know how to face it, and he didn't even know what it meant to be a real man. So he resolutely chose to escape from the city where he was, hoping to find the image of a real man in the outside world. During the journey, he encounters the future and the past. After the journey, will he come back as a boy or a man? Is life over or starting again?

Lao Yuan is a laid-off middle-aged man who makes a living by setting up a stall in front of the station to shine shoes and leads an ordinary life. One day, Lao Yuan met a monk by chance and was enlightened by him, and he came up with the idea of ​​writing a book. But he never thought that after he determined to become a "writer", Lao Yuan's life began to become more dramatic than the novel. Things happened to family and friends one after another, and accidents and disasters came one after another. In the end, even the dust-laden secrets of the fathers were involved, and an ordinary family living in this small city fell into a doomsday crisis...

Ginny is only fourteen years old, obsessed with Michael Jackson, and has an extraordinary obsession with numbers and rules. She eats nine grapes for breakfast every day and goes to bed at nine o'clock in the evening. The time must be accurate to the minute, and everything must be carried out according to the plan made in advance. In her own world, Ginny has strong logic and power of action, but adults cannot understand her. When she was nine years old, Ginny was rescued from her biological mother's apartment by the police and sent to live in a foster family. Ginny finally had her own "forever father" and "forever mother." Despite their efforts to love Ginny, she always wanted to risk returning to her biological mother. She went online behind the adults' back, stole her classmates' cell phones to contact her biological mother, and even planned to kidnap herself. This is difficult for "Forever Dad" and "Forever Mom" ​​to accept. When they finally learned the truth, they truly understood what an incredible child Ginny was. And Ginny finally relieved her heavy psychological burden and began to integrate into the life of a "forever family".

This is a tender and healing novel. Harry Fox, a famous composer, lost his sense of music because of the death of his beloved wife. He was unable to compose music and was unwilling to accept other hobbies. His life has been depressed. Until one day, he discovered that his four-year-old, trouble-making grandson turned out to be a piano prodigy. While teaching piano to his grandson, Fox felt music return to his life and found the courage to live again and face the death of his wife. Decades ago, Fox and his brothers returned to Hardgrove House after the war and worked to save the dilapidated ancestral home where they had lived. But one night in 1946, the arrival of the beautiful wartime singer Eddie Rose brought a complicated love triangle to the family, and also led to a devastating betrayal. Behind a man who loves to collect folk songs from all over the world, there are not only those ancient tunes full of passion and nostalgia, but also those tender and sad stories that constrain him to get back together with his family and continue living.

This book tells the legend of a person and a generation. In 1989, when the Germans were cheering to tear down the Berlin Wall, Michael Chabon flew to his mother's house in Oakland, California, to spend his final days with his grandfather, who was suffering from cancer. The painkillers broke my grandfather's habit of being taciturn. Over the next week, he recalled his life's experiences from time to time, uncovering long-buried secrets little by little. My grandfather spent his unruly boyhood in the Jewish community in South Philadelphia. He traveled around and dominated the world. After graduating from Drexel Institute of Technology, he joined the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers and almost blew up the Francis Scott Key Bridge. However, he was recruited by the Office of Strategic Services and sent to the European continent to implement the "Paperclip Project." The designer of the V-2 rocket shared his vision of space, but he trampled on the lives of innocent people to climb the ladder to the moon. After the war, my grandfather returned to ordinary life and fell in love with the mysterious and charming French grandmother. Their love was passionate, loyal but not without difficulties. Although he was proficient in dealing with machine failures, he was always helpless to deal with her being torn apart by the war. He could only use the space model to fulfill his promise to her - to take her to the moon to find shelter. My grandfather's life witnessed the dark and glorious eras of human history, from World War II to the turbulent period of American space exploration, and then to the twilight of the "American Century." His life was filled with adventure and war, lust and true love, and he witnessed the romance and brutality of science, and the creativity and destructive power of human beings.

This book includes eight short and medium-length stories: "Taiko", "Xiao Jing", "Fat Dahai", "Agarwood", "Ning Ning", "Li Tiandao", "Mom and Pop Shop" and "Distant Cousin". Among them - "Fat Dahai" Dahai was given away by his parents to others since he was a child. He had an unhappy childhood. When he grew up, he felt alienated from others and had few friends. Until her sister suddenly came to her, and after feeling the warmth of her family again, she discovered that her family only wanted her to transplant bone marrow to her sick brother... "Taizi" Yafei is middle-aged, lives alone after divorce, and makes a living by playing cards with others. She met Lao Chen in a card game, and the two had similar temperaments. When they were planning to live together, something happened to Ya Fei's former card partner Xiao Mei... "Mom and Pop Shop" husband Li Chenghe took his wife Yinghua to a small fishing village. The daughter was drowned in the jealousy of the villagers. His wife Yinghua fell in love with someone else and wanted to leave Li Chenghe. At this time, Li Chenghe made a difficult decision...

How to let time go by without letting sadness take over your world? --After Milly's father died, her mother couldn't bear the grief and abandoned her in a department store and flew away alone. Typist Carl once used his deft hands to express his love to his beloved wife. After his wife died, he was sent to a nursing home by his son. Seven years ago, Agatha's husband passed away. Since then, she has closed the door tightly, stayed at home, and lived a regular life every day. "Lost and Found" tells the story of a seven-year-old girl, Millie, who travels across Australia to find her mother with the help of two old people she has never met. Lively, humorous, delicate and touching.

Five girls with different personalities, from different cities, met by chance in the ancient city of Beijing. Since then, a series of unexpected changes have occurred. However, each of them has experienced growth, pain and transformation again and again. But no one thought that this encounter would change everyone's destiny.

Recommended by Lu Sihao, Cheng Bi, and Li Shanglong on an empty stomach, produced by Han Han, a collection of short stories by "ONE. One" highly praised author and a popular love blogger who spends a lot of money. Use the quenched nib to write beautiful words of love. Sweet and sharp, romantic to death. Many times, I feel that human life is actually a preview, a rehearsal, a flashback in the desert, and that is everyone's real life. (Life Fragment Repairer) Tattoos are just like love, erasing them costs far more than writing them. (Tattoo No. 97) It's already a very scary thing when you start to seek to understand a person's life. Because fantasy is the beginning of all love. (Cloud Synchronous Love) Opening your circle of friends to a person is equivalent to allowing him to enter your soul. (My girlfriend Song Hui will see it) A good relationship has this kind of magic power. You don't have to pretend, you just have to lie down and act like a big character. Happiness and joy are very vulgar things.

An annual bestseller that almost everyone in France has a copy of: it won 15 literary awards, ranked first in the French annual bestseller list, and ranked second in the British Times bestseller. The masterpiece of France's top three best-selling author Michel Pusey. When ordinary people fall into madness in the name of love, how do you distinguish the boundary between good and evil? At midnight on December 23, 1980, a plane flying from Istanbul to Paris crashed on the French-Swiss border. Of the 169 passengers, including the crew, 168 were killed instantly. The only survivor was a three-month-old baby girl whose identity was difficult to identify. Two families rushed over to argue, sparking an investigation that lasted 18 years.

This book selects seventeen short stories by Lao She: the first twelve, such as "Black and White Plum" and "The Soul-Breaking Gun", are selected from the "Selected Short Stories of Lao She" self-selected by Mr. Lao She in 1956; the last five, such as "Outside the Dabei Temple", "Business Day", "In My Life", etc., Are selected from many collections of short stories published by Lao She in his early years. This book has rich selections and comprehensively demonstrates Lao She's artistic achievements in the field of short story creation.

This book is based on the real life story of the famous American anthropologist Margaret Mead. In the 1930s, three young anthropologists went to New Guinea for investigation. A love triangle occurred between them, which subtly affected their ideas, academic careers, and even their destiny. Andrew Bankson came from an academic family, and his father fervently hoped that his children would follow in his footsteps and study biology. His two brothers died unexpectedly one after another. Bankson followed in the footsteps of his father and brother and went to Cambridge to study biology, but was attracted by anthropology. After his father's death, Bankson returned to New Guinea where he had conducted fieldwork. The feeling of powerlessness in academic research and the shadow caused by the death of his relatives made him frustrated and attempted suicide.

The drama series "Thorn" of the same name will be broadcast on July 28, starring Su Qing and Li Gan, with Yuan Hong making a special appearance. Have you ever experienced school violence? Have you ever experienced workplace violence? Have you ever experienced online violence? Who will protect us in the blind spots of parental surveillance, the moral blind spots of society, and the gray areas of the law? On campus, in the workplace, and on social networks, everyone may be a victim. Li Shanglong, the million-selling author, spent 365 days carefully polishing the book to speak out strongly about school violence, workplace violence, and online violence, using his pen as a gun to fight the world.

In a village in Northeast China in the 1970s, the protagonist "Xiao Yan'er" lived in a big family, including great-grandmother, grandfather, mother, second uncle, aunt and younger sister. The family upholds the spirit of "diligence, thrift and unity" and lives a very peaceful life. In the spring, a woman who looked like Tiemei came to their home and became her Aunt Mei; at the end of summer, the educated youth who went to the mountains and countryside also came; in autumn and winter, like the wind blowing, the days passed happily. Grandma Lu's best friend, Mrs. Liu who loves to take advantage but is also warm-hearted, Teacher Lang who brings new knowledge and new ideas to the students... All of them are distinct characters, and together they form an authentic picture of rural life.

A collection of representative short stories and short stories by Nobel Prize winner Saul Bellow. "How Was Your Day" collects three short stories and short stories by Saul Bellow, namely "Cousins", "Zetland: Personality Witness" and "How Was Your Day". Saul Bellow's short stories have a broad vision and turn thunderous insights into eloquent and powerful words. They not only pioneered the theme of describing self-awareness and alienated society, reflecting the contradiction between self and reality, but also created a unique "Bellow style" in narrative art, that is, a style that combines dramatic self-deprecation with serious thinking.

"The Life of Monsieur Molière" is a biographical novel written by Bulgakov for the French comedy master Molière. Molière was one of Bulgakov's favorite comedy writers. Bulgakov not only adapted many of his plays, but also wrote biographical novels about him, recording his life of "laughing and telling the truth" like a play in a vivid and humorous way. Although the two masters who are well versed in the highest spirit of comedy live more than three hundred years apart, there is an emotional resonance and spiritual agreement between them. They used sarcastic, humorous and absurd comedy language to tear off the ugliest coat of society and system of their respective eras. They all marched hard on the road to adhering to their creative ideals and never gave up.

In this not-so-heavy book, Belfors explores the most important topics in the world: life and death. Is suicide an irresponsible end of life, or another choice in the course of life? The man whom his friends called "Koala" ended his life peacefully and left everything he had left to the living, whose emotions became complicated as a result. It's here that everything comes to an abrupt end, and Balforth turns to exploring the history of Australia's last remaining koalas - the arrival of colonists who changed the fate of this needless species. Two unrelated stories, two "koalas", what is the connection between them?

One of the top ten must-read books in France in the 20th century, the most classic coming-of-age novel in French history. "Big Mona" tells the story: Mona, a stubborn and honest seventeen-year-old boy, came to a rural school and became the leader of the class, known as "Big Mona". Once when he got lost by chance, he came to a mysterious manor. There were strangely dressed men and women, ancient houses, and various carriages. It was like a world in a fairy tale! What surprised him even more was that here was a world where children ruled the roost! At the manor, he met the stunningly beautiful girl Yvonne and fell in love at first sight. Her brother Franz was preparing to hold a wedding, but the bride suddenly disappeared, and then Franz also disappeared. The next night, Mona left the manor.

The three goddesses of the Kong family are all as beautiful as flowers. The first sister is fond of literature and art, and wants to abandon her husband and son to elope; the second sister is a workaholic and has countless "male idols", but no one can catch her eye; the third sister is a cunning girl who is obsessed with a popular young singer and wants to make this potential star famous. Before Christmas Eve, the third sister Aitao and the second sister Aijia asked the "love therapist" Song Shiyu to tailor a quick version of the secrets of identifying people and choosing a mate for the second sister, so that the second sister could get married as soon as possible and stop checking her own "great career as a husband". Song Shiyu is good at the secret art of dating and is resourceful, helping Aijia successfully "love" five high-quality men within two hours. Aijia is both benefited and disappointed, and Aitao realizes that Song Shiyu has no good intentions. The first sister's love for beauty was provoked by her husband and mistress, so she gritted her teeth and eloped with a romantic poet. Ai Jia begged Song Shiyu to help her sister get her lover back and get her husband back. The three "aunts" frequently commit evil acts, which makes people worry less...

This book is a novel adapted from a true story. It tells the story of a boy from a remote mountainous area in Jiangxi who ran away from home and embarked on the road of theft. Because of his talent and superb lock-picking skills, he became a gangster. He was betrayed by his accomplices and fell into the law. He wrote a book in prison and published the "Anti-Theft Manual". After he was released from prison, he used his wisdom and technology to expose the conspiracy of his former accomplices who colluded with government and businessmen.

This book is based on the development of China's real estate industry. It is an amazing realistic novel and the first architectural humanities novel in China. The novel mainly tells about the different ideal pursuits, life ups and downs and value evolution of several top students in the Department of Architecture of Southern University in the construction and real estate industry in the past 20 years. The work takes the love, family affection, and friendship of the heroine Du Juan'er as the axis, and takes the urban construction of Licheng, Qiucheng, and Wancheng as the background and the rural changes and protection of Shuicun, Shaze, and Mapo. It not only shows the author's profound insights into the humanistic spirit of architecture, but also expresses the grand propositions in human nature about fame and fortune, soul and desire, crime and punishment, reality and ideals, despicability and sublimity under the background of the turbulent real estate industry.

"The Master and Margarita" is a magical work that Bulgakov contributed to the world, blending reality, history, fantasy, and myth into one. The devil Woland disguised himself as a magician and visited Moscow in the 1920s to examine the inner world of Moscow residents, which shocked and shocked atheists; the unknown master wrote a historical novel about Pilate's trial of Jesus more than a thousand years ago, and was not allowed to live in the world and was forced to live in a mental hospital; the secret love of worshiping the master's talent The human Margaret not only became the queen at the devil's grand ball, but with the help of the devil, she finally entered the eternal world with the master... In the open narrative maze, under the framework of religious mythological stories, and in the bizarre magical scenes, the essence of human nature and the reality of history are gradually revealed.

"Dragon Kiln" is the first part of the "Wangzhuang Trilogy" written by writer Pu Zi. The story takes place during the fifty years of the late Qing Dynasty, telling the story of social innovation and change and the struggle and decline of humanity. The story of this book mainly describes a very closed and ancient village. Suddenly, Wang Shimin, a foreign man who has lost his memory but is very strong in all aspects, comes. The pottery making technology and the prototype of the commodity economy he brought, the ideas of social change he brought, and the new concepts of humanity he brought started an evenly matched struggle with the feudal clan culture represented by Wang Shili. Although, with the collapse of the symbolic dragon kiln, the burning of him, his disciples, and countless of his blood sons, everything seemed to be wiped out. However, this ancient village can never go back to the past, and what emerges is a new sun. Because, the Qing Dynasty fell and the Republic of China was established. Writer Pu Zi conducted an excavation and exploration of human nature through "Dragon Kiln", showing the strong vitality of human beings.

This book is the second of the author Pu Zi's "Wangzhuang Trilogy" ("Dragon Kiln", "Dushan" and "Dazhong"). It tells the human story of Wangzhuang, Shanhai County, a rural village in eastern Zhejiang during the Republic of China. Following the story of Wangzhuang in the late Qing Dynasty in the fifty years in "Dragon Kiln", this book tells the story of the tortuous and bizarre thirty years that the people of Wangzhuang, led by Wang Chuanfa and Wang Chuanben, experienced from "braid cutting" to the "Three People's Principles", to the corruption of the Republic of China government, the fierce anti-Japanese war, and social chaos.

Writer Pu Zi's "Dragon Kiln" (a shortlisted work for the Mao Dun Literary Award) is the third of Wangzhuang's trilogy; a vital and bizarre imagination; collisions, tribulations, whirlpools, dangerous shoals, depression and joy; the noise and turmoil of the people's spirit in eastern Zhejiang, the spiritual breakthrough in the historical collapse, and the inner totem of the deep level of life. "Dazhong" begins in a romantic atmosphere and ends with warning and hope, showing the grievances and resentments of the three families in Wangzhuang from the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China to the present day. The family, represented by Wang Deqing, Ying Ying and his daughter, inherited the virtues of traditional Chinese culture. In a life full of ups and downs, with the sacrificial spirit of "If I don't go to hell, who will go to hell", they refused to be teased by fate and bravely became the mainstay of society. The work's artistic techniques are skillful, and its brushstrokes directly analyze the human soul, describing the backlash and helplessness of human nature in the face of historical challenges. It is close to the true nature of history and human nature, and is full of positive energy.

"Four Generations Under One Roof" is Mr. Lao She's masterpiece novel. It is divided into three parts, namely "Confusion", "Stealing Life" and "Famine". Against the background of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident and the fall of Peiping, the novel takes the life of the four generations of the Qi family as the main line. It vividly and vividly depicts the ups and downs, life and death, mental torture and deep suffering of people of all walks of life and all kinds of people represented by a dozen residents of Xiaoyangquan Hutong. It reproduces the process of the people of Peking under the brutal rule of the Japanese invaders from being confused and depressed, enduring humiliation to gradually awakening and resisting. It praises their valuable national integrity and the Chinese nation's unyielding will to fight and determination to resist the war. It epically demonstrates the outstanding contributions made by the Chinese people to the world's anti-fascist war during the Second World War.

Jane Eyre became an orphan since she was a child and was fostered in her uncle's house. After her uncle's death, she suffered all kinds of unfair treatment in this strange family. Her aunt sent her to boarding school and left her to die. Jane Eyre received six years of education here, and taught here for two years after graduation. Then Jane Eyre went to Thornfield Manor to work as a governess. In the process of getting along with her master Mr. Rochester, she was attracted by his kindness and passion and quickly fell in love. Then she agreed to Mr. Rochester's proposal. The sudden romantic love made Jane Eyre feel sweet and happy, but she ignored the strange phenomena that had been happening around her: frightening strange laughter came from time to time in the late night of the castle; Mr. Rochester's bedroom caught fire in the middle of the night, and his secretive attitude was suspicious; one night before the wedding, a black figure appeared in Jane Eyre's house and tore her wedding veil to pieces.

"Wandering" is a collection of Lu Xun's short stories, which includes 11 short stories written by Lu Xun between 1924 and 1925, including "Blessings", "At the Restaurant", "Happy Big Family", "Old Master Gao", "Brothers", "Sad Death", etc. Among them, chapters such as "Blessing" and "Divorce" reveal the spiritual and physical oppression of rural women by the old ethics; chapters such as "In the Restaurant" and "The Lonely" profoundly explain the plight of the once advanced middle-aged intellectuals trapped in the "Array of Nothingness". The entire collection of novels uses vivid writing skills to outline each character with typical significance. It is full of concern for the peasants and intellectuals who were living under the heavy pressure of feudal forces at that time, and deeply reflected the hesitation of an era.

The short story collection "The Scream" was born under the background of the May Fourth Movement and the New Culture Movement. It includes 14 short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922, including "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji" ", "Medicine", "Tomorrow", "A Little Thing", "The Story of Hair", "The Storm", "Hometown", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Dragon Boat Festival", "White Light", "Rabbit and Cat", "Duck's Comedy" and "Social Opera". Among them, "Diary of a Madman", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Kong Yiji", "Hometown", etc. Have become famous works handed down from generation to generation, with extremely high artistic value. The novel vividly and truly depicts social life from the Revolution of 1911 to the "May Fourth" period, reveals various deep-seated social contradictions, criticizes China's numb and ignorant national character, and shows a strong sense of worry for national survival and a strong desire for social change.

"New Stories" is a collection of short stories written by Mr. Lu Xun based on ancient myths and historical legends. It includes 8 works written by him in different periods. "New Story" is different from "The Scream" and "Wandering" in terms of material selection and writing method. Mr. Lu Xun himself believed that this was a collection of "myths, legends and historical facts".

"Childhood" is one of Gorky's trilogy of autobiographical novels and a representative work of Soviet Russian critical realism literature. The book was written by Gorky with the encouragement of Lenin. It tells the story of Alyosha who lost his father when he was young and lived in his grandfather's house. He spent a repressed childhood in a suffocating family. The whole book is unfolded through the eyes of children, truly and vividly reproducing the suffering and helplessness of the "lead-heavy" life of ordinary Russian citizens at the end of the 19th century.