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In order to find her missing brother, Anna came to an isolated city. Everything here, even memories, are slowly being damaged, decomposed, and disappearing. As things disappear, so do the languages ​​used to identify them. Some people have invented all kinds of novel ways to commit suicide, while others have tried their best to find a chance of survival. From the amazingly intuitive Isabella, her brother's colleague Samuel, to Victoria at Woburn House, Anna has experienced periods of unusual wanderings and loves, and has also endured various losses and separations. She decided to write a long letter to tell "you" in the world far in the past about the only things left here.

Going through layers of fog, pursuing and reflecting on father, family, and self-identity. In the first part, "Portrait of an Invisible Man," a murder mystery from nearly sixty years ago was discovered while taking inventory of his late father's belongings, thus revealing the secret of his father's elusive character. From trivial relics and fragmented memories, he reconstructed the man who was always absent. The second part, "Book of Memory," has a sudden change in perspective and style. It adopts a third-person narrative to reflect on one's identity as a father. Through the thirteen "Book of Memory", past events are connected to each other, and in the intertextuality of many literary works, loneliness, chance, fatherhood, and even language itself are reflected and commented on, turning the story told into a reflection on the writer's self-awareness. "Loneliness and What It Creates" is Paul Auster's artistic statement, the cornerstone of his creation, and the origin of all stories. "

Mr. Bones is an old dog who can understand English and think, and is also the closest companion of the dying poet Willy. After wandering together for many years, they went all the way to Baltimore to look for Willie's young English teacher Mrs. Swanson, but accidentally came to the former residence of Edgar Allan Poe. On the front steps, Willie said goodbye to Mr. Bones and set off for Timbuktu, a "spiritual oasis", a place of eternal nothingness. Mr. Bones, who lost his owner, lived on the street and was adopted twice. He ignorantly accepted sterilization surgery, a dog chain and a dog house, but he always kept the fire of freedom and loyalty in his heart. At the end of his life, he tried his best to escape from the luxury kennel, hoping to reunite with Willy in Timbuktu.

Every soul engraved with love and kindness will become a ferryman in our lives. In the first two parts of the "Ferryman" series, the girl Dylan and the soul ferryman Tristan traveled through the wasteland twice and experienced thrilling ordeals such as being punished by the judge and fighting evil spirits, and finally were able to live in the world. At the same time, Jack and his soul ferryman Susanna, who were thrown into the wasteland, also encountered a very serious crisis: Jack was dragged into the dark and sticky lake by evil spirits and became one of them... However, everything was not over. Cracks in the wasteland have appeared, and frightening changes have taken place in both the wasteland and the human world - buses disappearing from the world, the wasteland shrouded in white mist, and evil spirits that can break into safe houses. Something seems to be making the wasteland unstable, and greater panic begins to spread... When facing survival, death and love, which one will be your final choice? If life enters reincarnation again, what price are you willing to pay for it?

"A Brief History of the World for Everyone" is a popular history book that discusses the history of the world across five continents from the formation of the earth, the origin of living things and human beings to the modern World War I. It does not have the academic spirit of a serious historical work, and it got rid of the intolerance of nationalism and even Eurocentrism earlier than many works of that era. The book focuses on what is truly valuable in the history of human civilization, showing in a straightforward manner how the political, social, and economic organizations will develop if civilization is to continue, to people of average intelligence.

Let's experience life on an isolated desert island together! The young British man Robinson embarked on a sailing journey, but unexpectedly ended up on a desert island and began a long and arduous life on the island... This is a widely circulated and influential literary masterpiece, which reflects the strong enterprising spirit and enlightenment consciousness of mankind. Through this novel, the author created a typical image of Robinson Crusoe who dared to take risks and pioneer. Robinson became a hero in the minds of teenagers at that time and was the first ideal explorer image in Western literature.

By tracking "sea monsters", this book depicts magical underwater worlds for us. There are underwater plains, underwater forests, underwater cemeteries, pearl worlds, sunken continents and ancient castles... Of course, in addition, the novel also shows us a variety of confusing and magical fish worlds. At the same time, Verne also used his magical pen to set up many thrilling scenes for us, making the whole novel ups and downs and exciting.

"Classics that must be read in a lifetime: Top Ten Classics in the World: Biographies of Celebrities for Teenagers" is a classic among the world's biographical literary works. It is three manuscripts depicting the human soul, and three hymns to heroes composed with passionate words: Beethoven - a deaf musician, a man tricked by fate, a hero who exchanges pain for joy; Michelangelo - a melancholic patient, a workaholic who gives life to rocks, a hero who enjoys pain and abandons joy; Tolstoy - an old man who ran away from home, a hero who broke the peace of life to appease his conscience. Different life experiences create the same success and glory. It inspires us: people must have the courage to face the misfortunes and sufferings of life and not give in to difficulties and pain. In order to better express the content and be closer to the reading habits of young readers, "Classics that must be read in a lifetime: Top Ten Classics in the World: Biographies of Celebrities for Teenagers (Super Low Price Collector's Edition)" has been carefully rewritten on the basis of retaining the basic content and text style characteristics of the original work, and has drawn hand-drawn illustrations that delicately express the text content. The combination of exquisite text and exquisite paintings will help young readers have a deeper and unique understanding of the contents of "The Biography of Celebrities".

This is a song about the growth of an ignorant boy, with a thrilling and ups and downs storyline that sparkles with dreams of vast seas and sky. The upholding of justice and the power of emotion deeply touched the hearts of the children. Three naughty boys mustered up the courage to paddle a raft away from home and go camping on an isolated island. The ever-flowing river records the footprints of the boys' growth. The boys' flying courage and ambition, as well as their twists and turns and thrilling treasure hunting adventure, together constitute this silent, tense and gripping novel.

This book is a great work that has moved hundreds of millions of readers around the world. It uses the form of a diary to tell people touching stories from the perspective and tone of a fourth-grade child, Amway. The book is carefully adapted on the basis of the original work, and is accompanied by exquisite illustrations, showing such an ideal world to children and their parents. Classics are not afraid of time. Although it has been more than a hundred years, this "Education of Love" still shines with dazzling light, guiding everyone who reads it to feel the fragrance of the soul.

"Water Margin" is my country's first chapter-length novel with the theme of peasant uprising. It is a towering monument in the history of Chinese literature and a dazzling pearl in the treasure house of world literature. For hundreds of years, it has been deeply loved by the people of our country and has been translated into many languages, becoming one of the most widely circulated ancient novels in our country.

"How the Steel Was Tempered" is an excellent novel written by the Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky with strong perseverance and spent three years writing it under the harsh conditions of total paralysis and blindness. The protagonist of the novel, Paul Korchagin, is a stubborn and aggressive young man. In the wave of revolution, he gradually grows into a strong communist fighter. He was tested again and again in the war and endured the great pain caused by disability and blindness. In the process, he also wavered, but after a fierce ideological struggle, he finally defeated himself and picked up a new weapon-literary creation.

The Sherlock Holmes series is the most exciting detective novels and is also a popular and outstanding work in the world literary world. The protagonist Sherlock Holmes created by the author is a master of Western detective science. He is calm, brave, intelligent, and has amazing observation skills. His rigorous reasoning skills and mature personality charm eclipse the protagonists of other detective novels. Each of his crime-solving stories has become an eternal classic that is difficult to surpass.

"I was thirty-two when we met; I was sixty-two when she died. In these thirty years, she was my life and my heart." Every love story is a potential tragedy. Barnes dedicated all his works to his lover, but this time he could no longer get a response from her. In this deeply personal work, he tells with rare candor the only story in his life, a sad story of love and loss. The lines of the work flow with Barnes' deep sorrow for his lover, and also carry his profound reflection on memory and existence.

"The Temptation of Poetry" is the culmination of years of reading poetry by the famous American sinologist Yuwen Suo'an: it includes exclusive analysis of great poets such as Wang Wei, Li Bai, and Du Fu in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and Li He, Du Mu in the late Tang Dynasty, and their works, as well as an in-depth analysis of poems that are highly representative and can reflect the cultural trend of the time. As an American scholar who studies Chinese classical poetry, on the one hand, he focuses on studying the creation methods and rules of Chinese classical poetry and looking for the password to interpret Tang poetry; on the other hand, he interprets the life trajectory of the Tang Dynasty poets and their impact on creation from a Western perspective, providing Chinese readers with a new perspective and reading experience.

"Traveling Through the System - Part 2 of Not Being a Female Supporting Role" is currently being coded. It will talk about the past lives of the male and female protagonists and explain why the love between the male and female protagonists came so quickly. First meeting: He is unfamiliar and polite, but he doesn't know that he is already in love. She has a cold face, but in her heart she keeps being a nymphomaniac: So tall, so handsome, so manly, I love her so much! ! ! ... Second meeting: He broke into the boudoir at night and threatened her with another person's life, "If you marry me obediently, I will not kill him." Unexpectedly, she wanted to marry him, marry him, marry him. In order not to damage the character and system tasks as much as possible, she had no choice but to agree after a slight struggle. ... Meet again: She was his bride, and he was filled with joy. In fact, she was already so happy that she had no choice but to push him away for the sake of her plan: "Don't touch me!" Facing his pressing steps, she was so frightened that she stepped back repeatedly. She was worried that she would be strangled to death, but... Ming Ming was so handsome in every appearance (??????)? ... Later, she was finally able to be blatantly infatuated with him. "Ming Ming, you are so handsome~" She lay on his back and breathed 1.9 Meters of air. "Handsome?" "It probably means handsome." "Have Yan'er ever seen anyone more handsome than her husband?" "No, Ming Ming is the most handsome man in the world!" No matter how many times I do it again, I will always fall in love with you at first sight. (Ps: This is not a quick travel article) This article is 1v1, the male and female protagonists are clean physically and mentally, the female protagonist is neither a noob nor a virgin (derogatory), and there is no abuse. After all, it is too abuse for me.

This book is the second in the series of "Ming Dynasty Market Weekly". It excerpts some classic passages from the Chinese classic "Three Words and Two Patterns", re-translates and edits them, uses modern language to interpret classic literature, reproduces the style of the Ming Dynasty market at that time, and shows the various life styles of people from all walks of life at that time. "Three Words and Two Patterns" is the pinnacle of Chinese classical short stories in vernacular. It tells a secular story at a time and is called the ancestor of modern lace magazines. This time I re-edited the excerpts and found the author to rewrite it into a more modern language, but at the same time retained the classical charm of the original work. It is also to promote the classics of Chinese studies and let more people appreciate the charm of Chinese culture.

"Flowers of Evil" is the representative work of French poet Baudelaire and one of the most influential literary works of the 19th century. The theme of the poem revolves around the melancholy and ideals of young people, using depressive and gloomy images to express the anxious and uneasy state of people's hearts. Baudelaire changed the definition of beauty from the past advocates of classicism and advocated discovering a different kind of beauty in the ugliness and evil of urban life. The innovations in language and aesthetic ideas of "Flowers of Evil" influenced later poets and became the foundation of modernist literature.

This book is a collection of the author's works integrating poetry and prose. The book is divided into four parts. The first series: Mountains and Rivers in My Heart extols the beauty of my hometown in the form of poetry; the second series: Stones of Contemplation uses poetry to express the author's perception of life and the world; the third series: Local Sounds and Homesickness in Dreams uses poetry to describe the author's nostalgia and feelings for the people in his hometown; the fourth series: Focus on Vision uses prose to describe the author's experience of the people and events he has experienced in his life.

A young man lost his parents when he was young. Fortunately, he was adopted by his master and grew up. One day, the master left without saying goodbye, and young Li Lichou went down the mountain with his childhood sweetheart to look for him. But he saw that the world was ruthless and blood-stained. Only by being strong can one enter the martial arts world. Let's see how a young man shakes up the martial arts world, stirs up clouds and waves, protects the people he wants to protect, resists twists and turns of fate, develops unparalleled martial arts, and embarks on the road to the top.

On November 16, 1776, the rumble of cannons was heard from an inconspicuous fortress on the Dutch island of St. Eustatius. This was a response to the customary salute fired by the American warship "Andrew Doria" when it entered a foreign port. Although the salute was weak, it announced for the first time the most significant event of that century - the birth of a new country destined to change the course of history. Barbara W. Tuchman writes about the American Revolution from a new perspective in this work. She writes not only about Washington and the bloody soldiers, but also about the frustration and decadence of British general Rodney, and the assistance provided by France and the Netherlands for their own complicated reasons. In the words of George Washington, the United States "seems to have been specially designed by God to demonstrate the greatness and happiness of mankind." However, mankind does not move toward freedom as steadily as it praises. Between truth and endless falsehoods, the restraint of reason seems to be eternal.

Fourteenth-century Europe contains two conflicting images: a glorious age of crusaders, cathedrals, and chivalry, and a world descending into chaos and mental anguish. Barbara W. Tuchman chose an aristocrat from this period, Enguerain de Courcy, as a narrative carrier, using this man's life to look at the Hundred Years' War, the Black Death, extravagant feasts, the mercenary system, cruel taxation, peasant riots and church schism in the Middle Ages... In the end, the ruins carrying that era were left here, watching the fateful human history.

If the politicians in historical tragedies were not so stupid, would the world that has disappeared have another look? In this work, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Barbara W. Tuchman argues that insisting on policies that are contrary to one's own interests while ignoring viable alternatives is folly. From this, she examines four famous and classic examples of government folly in history: the Trojan War, the schism caused by the Renaissance popes, the unrealistic policies of George III of England in the American colonies, and America's self-deception in Vietnam. In this book, Tuchman reproduces the characters, scenes and events that are either tragic or absurd with his consistently detailed narration and words with tension and liveness.

In this incisive, concise work, popular American history writer Barbara W. Tuchman explores the historian's craft and many historical events. It contains Tuchman's thoughtful reflections on the role of the historian, astonishing insights into America's past and present, and her penetrating observations of international events - Tuchman always looks at history in a unique way and draws lessons from what she sees. The articles in this book span more than forty years, and Tuchman touches on a series of eclectic topics: Israel, China, Roosevelt's campaign train, the Freudian interpretation of Woodrow Wilson... These talented articles condense and present the "historical skills" that he has spent his entire life pondering. Should historians be artists? The conscious use of artistic techniques should certainly be one of his tools. Macaulay described himself as half poet, half philosopher. I don't expect to reach his level in either aspect. I consider myself a storyteller, a narrator, but what I tell is true, not fiction. --Barbara W. Tuchman

"In Search of Lost Time (seven volumes)" is recognized as a great work and the first of its kind in stream of consciousness novels. This is the only complete translation available in the three places across the Taiwan Strait. It was completed with the efforts of many first-class translators and was revised and republished on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of its publication. This Chinese translation of "In Search of Lost Time" won the "National Outstanding Bestseller Award" and the "First Prize of the First National Outstanding Foreign Literature Book Award", which is an important event in the history of Chinese publishing. The important value of Proust has been cherished by Chinese readers ever since. Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" reviews the past in the form of memories, including childhood memories, family life, first love and lost love, observations of historical events, as well as insights into art and understanding of time and space, etc. Time is the protagonist of this novel. The author uses wisdom and imagination to make time concrete, vivid and perfect. It is like a symphony composed of multiple themes, such as love, jealousy, death, memory, and time, sometimes overlapping and sometimes drifting apart. However, on a macro level, the entire work is integrated and has vigorous vitality. "In Search of Lost Time" is recognized as a new attempt in literary creation and the first of its kind in mainstream novels.

A new work by Japanese genius writer Otoichi! Following the breakthroughs of "GOTH Broken Hand Incident", "ZOO" and "The Flower and Alice Murder Case", this is a specially planned work for the 20th anniversary of the writer's career. Yiyi's large-scale fine division scene, four styles are intertwined, and the five-fold creative personality showdown. 7 Fantastic novels, integrating reasoning, humanity, horror, warmth, etc. In this book, you will see all of Yiyi's talents. This word-of-mouth work is suitable for reading late at night, allowing you to explore human nature amidst the doubtful truths, shine warmth into fear and cruelty, and experience advanced compassion amid gloom and kindness. A book of human nature that wanders between black and white, an in-depth reading experience where sensibility and rationality are intertwined. Kill the Mary Sue, will you become the next Mary Sue?

I am 25 years old, studying for a bachelor's degree, and I am bothered by things like time, space, and meaning. I know an incredible amount of stuff, I know a lot of names, years. Hundreds. I know who was the first to climb Mount Everest, I know who directed some of America's lamest soap operas, and I know that when air hits an airplane wing, it creates low pressure on the upper surface of the wing, which is what makes airplanes fly. I know what Aristotle meant. I know that time moves slower on the sun, and I know too much. What should I do with them? Of course I could enter the "Geppardi Just Competition" where the prize is a trip to Greece. Double. But I don't have a girlfriend. I can only go alone. But what was I going to do in Greece? There's no reason to believe I'd be happier there. If only I had a very reliable feeling that everything was going to be okay.

This book is an indispensable classic document for studying the origin and birth of Gandhi's non-violent resistance movement. It details Gandhi's arduous struggle for political rights for Indian expatriates in South Africa for twenty-one years. It shows the formation of Gandhi's doctrine of non-violent resistance and the birth and practice of Gandhi's non-violent resistance movement. It laid the foundation and accumulated experience for him to carry out large-scale non-violent resistance movements in India in the future.

When people who crave meaning suddenly face a meaningless world, they first show two mentalities. Resigned to meaninglessness: decadence. Impassioned resistance to futility: tragic. There is also a third state of mind: boredom. In the 19th century, the Russian aristocratic elite intellectuals had manors and serfs at home. They lived a comfortable life and were well educated. Under the high-pressure rule, social consciousness was first enlightened. They were full of enthusiasm, dissatisfied with reality, and eager to make a difference. However, they repeatedly encountered obstacles and were unable to change the class status quo, and became painful, depressed, cynical, and contemptuous of all moral norms in life. This boredom of unwillingness to accept and resist is reflected in Russian literature, which is the emergence of a series of "superfluous people" images. Always looking for meaning, but never getting it. They are not heinous and evil people, they are even honest and upright people. Any efforts you make will bring harm to others. In the end, his soul was gradually corroded by this unfathomable loss, and he became even more zombie-like. But this mentality of hating life and admiring death seems to be very close to the current "little mourning". There are such "superfluous people" in every era. Because they can't find the meaning of life, they feel that they are excluded by the era and are a dispensable person. Following Pushkin's Onegin and Lermontov's Pycholin, they are an unavoidable image of a "superfluous man" that condenses the spirit of an entire era in Russia. Lermontov's "The Superfluous Man" is the beginning of Russian social psychological novels. It is a travelogue, a diary, a love adventure and a confession.

"Pillow" is a collection of Seishonagon's essays. It has 305 paragraphs in total and is divided into three categories: collection, diary, and random thoughts. It writes about the natural scenery of the four seasons, the aristocratic elegance of the Heian period, interesting things in daily life, and the fleeting beauty of all natural things, etc. It is Seishonagon who uses casual, delicate, and poetic writing to record "what he sees with his own eyes and thinks in his heart." The whole work is written in an elegant style, full of taste and philosophy, and presents the bright and free life attitude of Qing Shao Na. "Pillow Grass" was written around 1001. It was the first of Japanese essay literature. It is one of the "Three Great Essays of Japan" together with "The Book of the Hojo" and "Takuranso". Together with "The Tale of Genji" it is one of the "Twin Jewels of Heian Literature". It is a classic work that cannot be bypassed to understand Japanese essay literature.

French mineralogist Hippeant Mery was appointed by the French Academy of Sciences to conduct investigations and academic research in Gligarland, a diamond producing area in South Africa. He hoped to marry Mr. Watkins' beautiful daughter Alice, but Mr. Watkins refused. In order to better win over Alice, Xibaion returned to chemical research. He could synthesize diamonds and successfully created a 23-carat diamond, which he named the Star of the South. He gave the diamond to Alice. When the diamond is stolen, Xibaion and three others who are also pursuing Alice travel across South Africa to find the thief who stole the diamond...

Shebabycon of the Baltimore City Cannon Club proposed firing a cannon ball to the moon to establish a link between the Earth and the moon. Barbicane, Michel Ardan and Captain Nicholl overcame various difficulties and finally set off on a cannonball. But the cannonball did not land on the moon, but instead orbited the moon 2,800 miles away. According to observations from the Cambridge Observatory, there are only two possibilities. The moon's gravity conquered the cannonball and the three travelers finally reached their destination. The other possibility is that the cannonball was bound to a fixed orbit and orbited the moon forever.

This book is a textbook on modern world history written by Professor Miles. It narrates the history of the world from Columbus's discovery of the American continent to the end of World War I.

"Around the World in Eighty Days" is Jules Verne's masterpiece and a classic of world science fiction, with a lively style and a sense of humor. The novel tells the story of Mr. Fogg, an Englishman, who made a bet with his friends to travel around the world in eighty days. The book not only describes in detail the various bizarre experiences and the difficulties and dangers encountered by Mr. Fogg and his party on the way, but also gradually makes the characters' personalities three-dimensional as the plot unfolds. Fogg, who is calm, taciturn, witty, brave and full of humane spirit, and the lively, active and impulsive servant all left a deep impression on people.

This book is a classic autobiographical work by Dickens. The protagonist David Copperfield is an unlucky posthumous son. His young and weak mother remarried, and David's stepfather abused them. Soon, his mother and newborn baby died, and David became an orphan and was sent to work as a child laborer. He lost his childhood early and experienced the hardships of the world. He decided to go to his aunt and start a new life. After experiencing all kinds of changes in the world, joys and sorrows, David Copperfield found his own direction, became a successful writer, and gained true love and happiness.

This book is a classic autobiographical work by Dickens. The protagonist David Copperfield is an unlucky posthumous son. His young and weak mother remarried, and David's stepfather abused them. Soon, his mother and newborn baby died, and David became an orphan and was sent to work as a child laborer. He lost his childhood early and experienced the hardships of the world. He decided to go to his aunt and start a new life. After experiencing all kinds of changes in the world, joys and sorrows, David Copperfield found his own direction, became a successful writer, and gained true love and happiness.

The plot of the novel is very simple. Young Werther comes to a small town, where the natural scenery, simple folk customs, and innocent and happy children bring him great happiness. At a dance, he met a girl named Lotte. Her every smile and every move attracted him. Lotte also liked him, but could not reciprocate her love. She was engaged to Werther's friend. Werther fell into embarrassment and pain. He resolutely left here, trying to get relief from his career and achieve something. However, the despicable environment, dirty interpersonal relationships, and the existing order that suppressed personality and suffocated freedom made him intolerable. When he returned to Lotte with no talent, he found that Lotte was married. He decided to die for love and ended his life with a pistol.

This book tells the story of the protagonist John Christopher's struggle in a society full of vulgarity and strife. From the awakening of his musical talent in childhood, to his contempt and resistance to the powerful in his youth, to his career pursuit and success as an adult, he finally reaches a state of clarity and loftiness, revealing the dawn of another world.

This book tells the story of the protagonist John Christopher's struggle in a society full of vulgarity and strife. From the awakening of his musical talent in childhood, to his contempt and resistance to the powerful in his youth, to his career pursuit and success as an adult, he finally reaches a state of clarity and loftiness, revealing the dawn of another world.

"A Complete Collection of Poems of a Dream of Red Mansions" collects all the poems, couplets, etc. In the book according to the order of review of the original work of "A Dream of Red Mansions". It carefully interprets and appreciates the meanings of rare words and words and the meanings of the entire poems, couplets, etc. It strives to help readers understand the original text more accurately and deeply, and has a high reference value for the study of classical literature.

"The Divine Comedy" is a long epic poem. Each part of the trilogy has thirty-three cantos, plus the first canto as the overture to the whole book, for a total of one hundred cantos. This symmetrical structure is based on medieval concepts of the mysterious meaning and symbolism of numbers. "The Divine Comedy" extensively reflects reality, gives an artistic summary of medieval culture, and at the same time shows the dawn of humanistic thought in the Renaissance era. Therefore, Engels called him "the last poet of the Middle Ages and the first poet of the new era."

"Moby Dick" is a marine-themed novel published in 1851 by Herman Melville (1819-1891). The novel describes Captain Ahab's pursuit and killing of the white whale Moby Dick, and his eventual death with the white whale. The story creates an atmosphere where people are sailing on the sea and encountering various dangers and even death at any time. It is the author's masterpiece.

This book is a novel in poetic style, telling the story of Onegin, an aristocratic young man, in the upper class society. The protagonist Onegin in the work is the first image of a superfluous person in the history of Russian literature. The work is the foundation of Russian realist literature and is recognized as a model work of Russian literature. The opera of the same name "Eugene Onegin" is also famous around the world.

The long epic "Divine Comedy" is divided into "Inferno", "Purgatory" and "Heaven". The story adopts the form of medieval fantasy literature. The protagonist is the poet Dante himself, telling him that "in the middle of my life, I found that I had lost the right path and entered a dark forest." After wandering for a night, he walked out of the forest, but was blocked by three wild beasts - a leopard, a lion, and a wolf. In a critical moment, the ancient Roman poet Virgil appeared to rescue him and guide him to travel. This book is considered the most important landmark work of the Renaissance movement.

A strange thing happened at sea in 1866. Many ships discovered a large monster believed to be a narwhal at sea, and some ships were attacked by this monster. Following public appeals, the United States dispatched a warship to chase the monster. As a result, the battleship chasing the monster was chased by the monster and was ferociously attacked by the monster... The plot of the book is full of twists and turns, suspense and fascinating. This book combines all the characteristics of Verne's science fiction and adventure novels. The complex storyline, the ever-changing fate of the characters, the rich and detailed scientific knowledge and the wonderful fantasy with realistic details are all blended together, which is breathtaking.

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Zhu Shenghao (February 2, 1912 - December 26, 1944), a native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, China, is the earliest and most translator of Shakespeare's works in China. The quality and style of his translations are outstanding and recognized by Shakespeare researchers at home and abroad. Zhu Shenghao has high literary literacy, English proficiency and translation ability. In the spring of 1936, he began to translate "The Complete Works of Shakespeare's Dramas". He translated a total of 31 types of comedies, tragedies, historical dramas, dramas, etc. With smooth translation and gorgeous diction, it is the most classic and vivid translation of Shakespeare's works in my country.

William Shakespeare (1564-1616) was the most important writer, outstanding dramatist and poet during the European Renaissance. He occupies a special position in the history of European literature and is known as the "Olympics of human literature". This book selects five of Shakespeare's most representative and popular comedies: "The Merchant of Venice", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "Twelfth Night", "Much Ado About Nothing" and "As You Like It", which condenses the essence of his life wisdom and art.

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