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Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" is recognized as a new attempt in literary creation and the first of mainstream novels. The novel reviews the past in the form of memories, including childhood memories, family life, first love and lost love, observations of historical events, insights into art, 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 Suzhou in the 1980s, Croton, who came from a family of doctors and received higher medical education, worked as a massage doctor in a street hospital. He wanted to help others but was involved in a cultural relic smuggling case, which resulted in five years of forced labor. After serving his sentence, his wife and daughter had left him, so he had no choice but to start a passenger tricycle to make a living, hoping to solve the mystery of the victim. Unexpectedly, he was manipulated and framed again and again, forcing him to fight hard, tenaciously pursue the figure who was always hiding in the dark, and persistently pursue the true meaning of life...

"Animal Farm" won the Hugo Review Award in 1996, was selected into Time magazine's 100 Best Novels from 1923 to 1925, was listed as the best novel of the 20th century by Random House, and was listed as "The Greatest Book in the Western World" by Encyclopedia Britannica. "Animal Farm" is one of Orwell's best works. It is a profound anti-Utopia political allegory. A group of animals on the farm successfully carried out a "revolution", driving their exploitative human masters out of the farm and establishing an equal animal society. However, the animal leaders, those smart pigs, eventually usurped the fruits of the revolution and became more authoritarian and totalitarian rulers than their human counterparts.

"Smoke and Clouds in He Garden" begins with the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 and is based on He Garden in Yangzhou, "the most famous garden in the late Qing Dynasty". The story goes from Yangzhou, Shanghai, Chongqing, France, to the United States. It tells the story of the grievances and hatreds of the two families of Yangzhou, He and Yu, and the joys and sorrows of four generations. It can be called the Yangzhou version of "Smoke and Clouds in Beijing". The novel is based on the love-hate entanglement between He Qili, the eldest son of the He family, Du Meihua, who defected to the He family, and Yu Shiqin, the son of the Yu family who had a feud with the He family. The story is full of ups and downs and is fascinating. The novel contains hundreds of characters, ranging from powerful and wealthy to poor and humble. Each character is lifelike and full of flesh and blood. The background of the story spans the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, Beiyang, the Nationalist Government, the Anti-Japanese War and the Civil War between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party for more than 50 years. It depicts the ups and downs of personal destiny under the background of the times, as well as their self-salvation and national responsibility in the face of the rapid changes of the times.

The novel "East Town" uses a true historical description of Fuyu, Songjiang Bay, which is a settlement of Manchu, Han, Mongolian, Hui and other ethnic groups, and is the epitome of the big family of the Chinese nation. Each ethnic group, with its own customs, constitutes the brilliance of Chinese culture. They experienced immigration and pioneering in the late Qing Dynasty, the five-ethnic republic in the early Republic of China, and the people of all ethnic groups in the Northeast rose up to resist the war on September 18th. Many of them had different "freedom" philosophies under different circumstances. The "big boss" degenerated from the "Japan-aware faction" to the "pro-Japanese faction". The "second boss" bid farewell to the life of "not caring about national affairs" in the "subjugated country". He understood the "knowledge of destiny" in the "Four Books" that he had not understood for half his life. He understood that only a country has a family, and that "cultivation of one's morality and orderly family" leads to "governing the country and bringing peace to the world", and decided to relieve the country.

Jia Pingwa's latest novel once caused controversy. The novel describes the experience of a trafficked woman, which reflects the writer's inner fear and helplessness, as well as the writer's concern about the decline of the countryside. The work maintains the writer's existing standards and makes some innovations in writing. It starts with the girl being trafficked to a male family in a remote mountainous area. It uses a holographic experience to narrate the girl's experience, showing the external world she saw and the inner suffering she experienced. This work starts with human trafficking and really focuses on the most realistic marriage problems of poor rural men in China at the moment. It has a strong realistic impact. It is another distinctive work among Jia Pingwa's creations.

The finale of "Fall of Giants"! Readers around the world spend an average of three nights reading this super novel. The third part of the "Century Trilogy", the 20th century human epic that has become popular all over the world. I have witnessed with my own eyes that every life approaching death is growing enthusiastically. The "Trilogy of the Century" finally has a perfect ending. The truly cruel and fierce world war is a war of ideas. The five major families from the United States, Germany, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and Wales once again faced a new test. The division of East and West Germany, the Berlin Wall, the Soviet secret police, the assassination of JFK, the civil rights movement, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the invasion of Lebanon, the impeachment of Nixon... In addition, the third generation life also includes rock and roll, hippies, interracial love, sexual liberation, and misunderstandings and reconciliation with the past. In the final analysis, there is only one kind of heroism in the world, which is to still love life after recognizing the truth of life.

"The Story of Hulan River" is one of Xiao Hong's representative works. The author was living in Hong Kong at that time, and his life was extremely embarrassing and confusing. This "The Story of Hulan River" is the author's recollection of his childhood life, hoping to bring back emotional hope and spiritual comfort. With a warm and romantic tone and an innocent perspective, a picture of local customs and customs full of love and freedom unfolds. The famous writer Mao Dun called this book "a narrative poem, a colorful folk painting, and a string of sad ballads." This book was rated ninth among the top 100 Chinese novels of the 20th century by Hong Kong's "Asian Literary Forum".

"Camel Xiangzi" is one of the masterpieces of the literary master Lao She. It tells the tragic story of Xiangzi, a rickshaw driver in the old city of Beiping, China in the 1920s and 1930s. The work uses realistic brushwork and compassionate feelings to create a series of unforgettable artistic images such as Xiangzi and Huniu. Through the protagonist's experience, it reveals the exploitation and oppression of the people by the dark old society and expresses deep sympathy for the working people. "Camel Xiangzi" plays an important role in the history of modern Chinese literature.

The story tells the story of the changes in a village from the decline of a family. Ai Kuku and Xiaodie were childhood playmates. They each grew up on different trajectories. When they met again a few years later, they each had their own stories. The protagonist Ai Kunku gradually loses his loved ones and learns to think about problems and observe the world. When he finally woke up, he realized that times had changed. From cities to villages, many precious things are disappearing and many new things are being formed.

"Island Stories" is a collection of works with a documentary quality. The author was born and grew up on the island in the story, from a fishing village to a small town and then to a city. Looking back on the past, the author sealed a period of time and space with warm and calm observation, and then transformed it into 17 stories included in the book. This special way of remembering gives the author the freedom to create and imagine. The author tries to use the three dimensions of "people, things, and places" to construct the local changes and human relationships during the growth process, and create a common growth memory for a generation of young people in a small town. Therefore, in these stories there are craftsmen, gamblers, fishermen, barefoot doctors, fishing villages, small towns, streets, and fields. These stories are intertwined together to create a space where the past events are reminisced into stories and properly placed.

: Hui's coffin has been parked in the temple for more than a year, and her husband is busy renewing the coffin. Hui's father did not want to admit that his son Mei was sick and was busy marrying him. His wife had a bad temper. Mei died soon after the marriage, leaving his wife and the fetus in her belly. The four-bedroom and five-bedroom family wanted to sell the mansion and separate their families. Keming left his pregnant wife in depression and died. Gao's mansion was sold and the Gao family was torn apart. Juexin married the maid Cuihuan and treated her as his wife. Juemin and Qin also held a new-style wedding according to their wishes and were about to go out to work.

The novel describes the decline of a feudal bureaucratic landlord family, represented by several young people such as Juexin, Juemin, and Juehui. It shows their different ideological personalities and life paths, and criticizes feudal ethics and arranged marriages through their living conditions. It has a strong anti-feudal flavor.

This book is set in the Chengdu area of ​​Sichuan in the early 1920s after the May 4th Movement. It describes the history of the collapse of a large feudal family (the Gao family) in the new revolutionary period. The work unfolds the entire family life of a feudal bureaucrat and ruthlessly exposes the decadence of the feudal landlord class and the hypocrisy and cruelty of feudal ethics. The author creates the images of feudal housewives such as Mei, Hui and Ruijue. Their pain and tragic death are a bloody and tearful indictment of the feudal marriage system and old ethics. The deaths of "servants" such as Mingfeng and Qianer more profoundly exposed the social reality of class discrimination and oppression. The work does not stop at exposing the sins of this "family" and revealing its inevitable collapse, but further describes the awakening and rebellious generation represented by Jue Hui. From one aspect, it shows the characteristics of the times during the May Fourth Movement, "declaring the death penalty of an unreasonable system."

"Uncle Tom's Cabin" is an anti-slavery novel published in 1852 by the American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe. The novel's views on African Americans and American slavery had a profound impact, and to some extent intensified the regional conflicts that led to the American Civil War.

This book collects short stories by American novelist Fitzgerald, which is known as a true portrayal of America's "Wild Age". This work was first published in 1926. At that time, the author fell into dual financial and marital crises, and his wife also suffered physical trauma. The resulting thoughts on the "difficulties of the times" are also concentrated in this work. The United States has experienced a prosperous "Jazz Age", with rapid development of material life, but there is a faint sense of uneasiness behind the extravagant life. Fitzgerald describes a group of exuberant young people who strive to pursue worldly fame and fortune until they achieve success, but lose the most important things in their hearts. The American dream that everyone once longed for is almost shattered. Fitzgerald's prediction of the times made him a representative writer of America's "Lost Generation".

This is a story about pursuing freedom, escaping from the city, and ushering in a turning point in life during the mid-life crisis. The protagonist is a 33-year-old dissatisfied and cynical reporter. After accidentally bumping into a hare, he decides to escape from his job and marriage, and elopes with the hare to the Finnish wilderness, starting a series of exciting adventures. In their life in the wilderness, they experienced forest fires, gunfights, hangovers, windfalls, bullying and revenge... The story is full of Finnish black humor and cunning. You can feel the excitement of adventure in escaping from the civilized world, the warmth of interdependence between humans and rabbits, and the eternal ideal of pursuing a free life.

Wang Zhiqiang's documentary novel "The Turbulent Town" is a very talented novel, written freely and rich in content. Extensive use of folk language, lively and playful. The work describes a story that took place in a small town in northern Jiangsu after the 1980s. The characters are vivid and highly readable, and it truly records that vivid history. This kind of writing from the folk has an original quality, which is very different from some current professional writing that is pretentious and pretentious, and it is refreshing.

Augustin Gora left socialist Romania and settled in New York, living alone and surrounded by books. Deep in his lair of isolation from reality, he devoted himself to his favorite activity: writing satirical eulogies for his contemporaries. Gora often thinks about his Romanian past, especially his ex-wife Lou. This beauty refused to go into exile in the United States with him at the time, but later accompanied her cousin and lover Peter Gaspar to appear in the United States. Peter's father was a Jew who was deported to a concentration camp by the Nazis, and he was always out of tune with the world. Time speeds up when Peter receives an anonymous death threat postcard. The wise Gora received a call for help. Can he provide the thread to escape from the maze? A labyrinth in which one finds the figure of a master, a great polymath, famous throughout the world but at the same time controversial in the past for his compromises with the far right.

This book contains six novellas by Dongxi: "Life without Language", "Painful Games", "Beautiful Clothes with Gold Trims", "Primitive Potholes", "Growing Slowly" and "Memory of the Belly". Among them, "Life Without Language" was adapted into the movie "Heavenly Lovers", a 20-episode TV series of the same name and the stage play "Heavenly Love Song"; "Beautiful Phnom Penh Clothes" was adapted into a 20-episode TV series "A Way to Love"; "Memory of the Belly" is a pioneering narrative, with all characters in the novel participating in the narration. The pain in the writings of things can be contested, the murderer can hide in the mother's womb, and the sex life is replaced by others. His novels are realistic, absurd, humorous, painful, and full of whimsy.

The huge pressure to survive in the bustling city, the weird kitchen, and the obstruction of parents made Tong Ming and Li Xiaoqin, a pair of wandering lovers in different places, finally part ways. Li Xiaoqin fell into the trap of profit and did not know where to end up, while Tong Ming began his single life, looking for sustenance in the complicated and busy life of cooking and work. Tong Ming's love for food and cooking skills makes Tong Ming become friends with "Magic Chef" Paulding as if destined. Balding's superb cooking skills are amazing. After a gourmet feast, the code of the two people's fate is also revealed...

After more than 20 years of life in the army, labor camps, and exiles, Kostoglotov contracted cancer and was finally admitted to the cancer building until he was dying. After receiving radiotherapy, his condition gradually improved. But the next course of "hormone therapy" will render him sexually incapacitated. During the years of injustice and suffering, he had forgotten about women, but when he came to the cancer building for treatment, his sexual consciousness suddenly awakened in him. Strong lust and instinctive desire became a sign of vitality. While showing his pursuit of spiritual freedom, the author also describes the different fates and experiences of Kostoglotov and his roommates, as well as their character formation and personality distortions, such as the upwardly mobile bureaucrat Rusanov, the young geologist Vadim, the female doctor Vera, and so on. "Cancer Tower" is a humanitarian work that calls for humanity. It is also a work that analyzes social "cancers", ponders the root causes of social tragedies, and reflects on the times and history.

Xiangzi comes from the countryside, is kind, diligent, and perseverant. He goes to Peking to pull a cart to make a living. His biggest dream is to pull his own cart one day. However, his hopes were repeatedly shattered due to various reasons. After three ups and downs, Xiangzi gradually lost confidence in life, and finally became a self-defeating and jobless vagrant.

The original novel of the movie "Youth" directed by Feng Xiaogang and starring Huang Xuan! The story takes place in the army art troupe in the 1970s. From the perspective of female soldier Xiao Suizi, it revolves around a series of events caused by the male soldier Liu Feng being punished for a "touching incident". It tells the different fates of Liu Feng and four female soldiers after the incident. Liu Feng was sent to the logging company; later he went to the battlefield and became a combat hero, losing his right arm; after he retired from the army, he lived in a miserable life, and finally died of cancer. He Xiaoman has always been ostracized by everyone, and was later transferred to a field hospital. He became a model figure, but suffered from schizophrenia; even "I" (Xiao Suizi) was ostracized after being exposed for writing a love letter; including Lin Dingding and Hao Shuwen, their fates were also cruel. None of the characters in the novel has a truly happy ending, and no one is a real winner. This kind of disillusionment seems to all originate from that betrayal in youth, "Why did we love betraying others so much? Why didn't we feel that betrayal was shameless, but felt that it was justice?" Spiritual introspection emerges from time to time in the novel, reflecting on the times and human nature.

By describing the ups and downs of Sun Chenghui and his family over the past fifty years, this book shows the heavy blows they suffered from "natural and man-made disasters" in the unpredictable political situation of the past fifty years, as well as the life picture of their unyielding struggle to obtain the true rights of human beings. It depicts the cruelty of reality, the difficulty of survival, the distortion of personality, the loss of morality, the recovery of ideas, the progress of society, etc.

This book is an aria of red life. In the autumn of 1925, white terror enveloped the northern city of Qingpu. The reactionary warlords brutally suppressed the workers' movement, and strike leaders Gao Ming, Ji Boxun and Zheng Shaobai were forced to evacuate urgently. Unexpectedly, one morning of escape led to three very different lives, with many love, hate and resentment in them. Zheng Shaobai became a traitor, and he worked hard to raise a pair of children who were martyrs who died because of his betrayal. Ji Boshun went to the Soviet Union and became a staunch Trotskyist. He was imprisoned first by the Kuomintang and the Japanese, and then by the Communist Party. Gao Ming gradually lost himself in the process of being a cog and screw of the party. Although he achieved success and fame, he was eventually scolded as a heartless political slicker and became a loner.

This book has created a number of artistic images such as Jiang Haiyang, the president of a listed company, Jiang Haisheng, an individual striver full of free business spirit, Jiang Haifeng, a banker who has fallen into decline, Li Xiang, an outstanding female securities dealer, An Ziliang, a speculator and stock market shark, and Madha, a township entrepreneur. It eulogizes labor and creation, struggle and hard work, fairness and justice; at the same time, it reflects on and reveals the economic bubbles, life bubbles and crazy speculation phenomena unique to the period of change; it shows the bright future of my country's joint-stock enterprises and the brilliant prospects of the securities industry in New China.

This book is composed of two novels, "Fall" and "Lonely Cheng". "Fall" tells the story of the fall and resistance of a Chinese metropolis during the Anti-Japanese War. It conducts a comprehensive scan of various characters in the upper class of society and all living beings at the bottom of society. "Lonely Riding" takes the rise and fall of a small town's sedan chair as a clue. On the background of a historical genre painting, it strives to create an image of a woman who plays with men's world at her fingertips. The protagonist Bu Shouru fought with his biological father, his own husband, and all kinds of gangsters and warlords throughout his life for his sedan-carriage business. He was capable and decisive, and sometimes he did not hesitate to sell his life and join the family, and he did not hesitate to shed blood. However, this hard-core woman defeated all her opponents, but lost to the trend of the times - when rickshaws and cars replaced sedan chairs, Bu Shouru's deep sorrow was doomed, and the killings, conspiracy and bloodshed were inevitably filled with a layer of nostalgia.

This book describes the story of bank president Zhou Guozhen and his neighbors fighting against armed hijackers.

The young Siddhartha was tired of the Brahmin life and followed his friend Gawinda to practice as a Samana. In Savatthi, they listened to the teachings of Buddha Gautama, Govinda chose to follow Gautama, and Siddhartha continued his spiritual path. He met Kamala, a famous prostitute in the city, and began to pursue lust, fame and fortune until he got tired of everything. He once again left the world behind and resolved to end his life. By the river, in a moment of despair, he heard the sound of the river...

CCTV's "The Reader" read version by Sylvia Chang; twice nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature; Meryl Streep starred in the movie of the same name and won seven Oscars; poetic and classic literary writing about Africa can take you out of a mediocre and boring life. This book is an autobiographical novel by Karen Blixen, describing "my" life story of running a coffee farm in Africa from 1914 to 1931. The author is ingenious and combines many people, events, scenery and objects into one. Every line reveals his pure love for the hot land of Africa and its thriving people. The "I" in the work has both the entrepreneurial courage and adventurous spirit of a man, and the soft-heartedness and tenacity of a woman to withstand setbacks. This combination of strength and softness makes her aggressive in her career and not afraid of hardships. She is also full of humanity and friendship in life. The author describes the foolish and backward side of the local people with sympathy, and praises their hard-working, simple, sincere, and helpful side, and truly reproduces the life of the European people in the special environment of Africa. The author Karen Blixen has won the Andersen Prize and the Pontoppidan Prize, and has been nominated for the Nobel Prize twice. Together with Andersen, she is called Denmark's "literary national treasure".

This is a work about men, full of male hormones, greed, betrayal, promises, affection, true love, deception, human nature, life and death... It depicts the grievances and resentments of four men born in the 1980s as they grow up from 2004 to 2016. They were close friends who grew up together in Beijing's Nancheng Hutong. They were betting crazily in their youth. Some were betting on money, some were betting on their lives, and some were betting on a lifetime of happiness. Four people, like the four suits in playing cards, are closely related but have different destinies.

The story of "Our Legends" takes a Beijing girl who practices free boxing as the main line. It begins with her ultimate showdown in an international competition in 2007. Through flashbacks step by step, it tells the ups and downs of her life in the more than ten years since she started contacting this sport at a young age until she stood on the final stage. In the story, the protagonist girl not only experienced the fierce battles of passion in her green years, but also tasted the lingering friendship and family affection on the road of growth, until she gained the final understanding of being a human being. In this process, the various vivid characters who surround her directly or indirectly parallel each other, and their respective side stories intertwine and advance each other, jointly outlining some social scenes in China in the past fifty years, and thereby sublimating the novel itself into an epic of youth and an inspiring legend that allows one to perceive and reflect on the vicissitudes of the times, to think and find the value of life.

The work "Burning Mountains and Rivers" takes the anti-Japanese armed uprising of Heitieshan in Zouchang area as the source of the story. By describing the magnificent history of the Anti-Japanese War, it positively reflects the process and experience of patriotic and progressive students who have grown into revolutionary warriors through the baptism of war under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. It describes the unyielding resistance process of the people in the Zouchang area with overwhelming force, giving people a sense of turbulent power.

Charlotte, the protagonist of "Charlotte", is the prototype of Chaplin's classic character, the Tramp. After Charlotte played the silent love drama in "City Lights", she didn't know what new adventure she was pursuing. But one thing I dare to say is that Charlotte's adventure is limited, but his life is infinite. He is a friend not only to modern humanity, but also to future and eternal humanity, since human suffering is endless.

"Disqualification in the World", also known as "Disqualification as a Human Being", was published in 1948. It is an autobiographical novel. The delicate autobiography reveals the ultimate decadence and is a destructive masterpiece. This book contains various experiences in his short life and his inner confusion and struggle. Even though time has changed, the deepest despair still comes from the inner confusion, and this confusion and hesitation almost ran through the youth of Dazai Osamu and each of us. Therefore, this book is a cruel and eternal youth literature. However, after the confused soul was broken, some people chose to continue life in the hustle and bustle, and Osamu Dazai left poetically. From his works, you can understand the hesitation and despair of the past, and see the weak and eager self in our hearts.

"ONE·One" contracted writer and emerging screenwriter Liang Xin's first collection of short stories includes 19 deviant growth stories, telling the various aspects of "bad guys". A gangster who makes a living by robbing roses, a liar who cheats passers-by, a bad girl who skips classes and goes racing, an innocent young man who regrets his marriage and elopes, a music teacher who does all kinds of "heinous" things... A group of high-spirited "bad guys" living in their own innocent world.

This book contains Mr. Lu Xun's three novel collections "Scream", "Wandering" and "New Stories". "The Scream" is a collection of 14 short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922. It vividly depicts social life from the Revolution of 1911 to the May Fourth period, reveals various deep-seated social contradictions, and shows a strong sense of worry for national survival and a strong desire for social change. "Wandering" contains 11 novels written by Lu Xun from 1924 to 1925. The vivid writing outlines each character with extremely typical significance, running through the concern for the ignorant people at that time who "sorrowed their misfortunes and were angry that they would not fight", profoundly reflecting the hesitation of an era. "New Stories" consists of 8 short stories, mainly based on ancient myths and historical legends. The stories are vivid and interesting. It is the only novel set in ancient times among Lu Xun's works.

In 2017, fly with "Jiuye"! A novel that you can't put down. More exciting than "The Kite Runner"! More chilling and chilling than "Alive"! More incredible than "The Wasted City"! Chinese Forrest Gump - "Jiuye" makes his debut! The famous Chinese powerful novelist Lu Tao's "Yincheng Series" is full of swordsmanship and bloodshed! After dormant for ten years, Lu Tao came out again, still without a garland, holding a sharp sword and stabbing at the spot, looking for the home of his heart. From "The Man Under the Umbrella" by "Buhuhu" and "Chen Chun" to "Once is Enough" by "Jingxi Big Mouth". Lu Tao, who has been silent for ten years, is not silent in his heart. He is patiently looking for the pain points and laughter points of the world. This is the trilogy of the "Silver City Series" - "Flying Master Nine", "The End of the Play" and "Jingle Bells".

"Bielande": The main fact is very simple, but the intertwined factors are bizarre; because a person's external appearance may be simple, his behavior may be boring, and not worth talking about, and his mental and emotional fluctuations are always complicated. In the case of Pierrelande, the accidents of all sizes caused her tragedy from beginning to end. In the play, her misfortune seems to be incomprehensible; for other characters, all developments are in line with the logic of struggle. Not only are they expected, but the motivations and goals are very clear. After careful planning and deliberate promotion: Pierrelande is just an ant they stepped on on the ladder to climb up. In the eyes of readers without sentimental temperament, parallel to Pierrelande's tragedy is an ugly drama played by the big and small bourgeoisie.

"The Curate of Tours" mainly tells the story of how a bishop rose from obscurity, lurked at the bottom, and was suppressed by others for more than ten years. When everyone saw that he was about to die and relaxed their vigilance, with an attitude of sympathy and mercy, step by step, by what means, he finally succeeded in climbing to the position of bishop; and how did he turn around and attack at the most hopeless moment?

The story of "Prohibited Property" is very simple, but the ending is very surprising and shocking. Everything seems to be in the author's writing, and in the eyes of the readers, a kind and upright person will definitely get a happy ending, because as a judge, Bobino is an honest judge. Finally, after careful investigation, it was discovered that the courtesan Marquise accused her long-separated husband, the Marquis, of being a lunatic and asked for an injunction. It was a scam. She was moved by the fact that the noble Marquis was in fact, and she held the Marquis's hand tightly and promised that she would never let the Marquis get an injunction. Unexpectedly, when I was writing the report and preparing to submit it, I was called to the office by the president of the court...

"The Innocent" was written in 1767. It is a philosophical novel with the purpose of criticizing the darkness and decadence of the French aristocratic upper class society. It is also a shot of Voltaire's cynical arrow towards the feudal autocracy. "The Innocent" is not like "Zadig", which is based on ancient exotic countries and full of magical and mysterious colors, nor is it like "Candide", which travels all over Europe and is full of adventure legend style. Here, the author adopts a relatively objective realistic approach and bluntly challenges the reality of France during the reign of Louis XIV.

"Honorina" mainly describes all living beings in the money society, and writes stories about various people's encounters with money in this era. Honorina is a person who intentionally stays away from the money society, and her escape is also a story of encounter. When Balzac wrote Honorine, he was really more emotional than at any other time, maybe because Honorine is so rare. However, noble beauty is born with dirty beauty, and it is a pity that it is impossible to escape even if you have wings.

With nearly 265,000 words (in English), "Ulysses" records the experiences of advertising promoter Leopold Bloom in Dublin one day and night on June 16, 1904, and reproduces this Hungarian-Jewish story in a detailed and delicate way. The living conditions and lonely and hesitant consciousness activities of Tai people, as well as the plots of his wife Molly and the young student Stephen Dedalus looking for their spiritual father, truly and vividly depict a realistic picture of the depression and despair of young people at the turn of the century. The layout of the novel intentionally corresponds to the volumes of Homer's epic "The Odyssey", which not only achieves an unprecedentedly perfect structure of the whole book, but also clearly highlights the destiny that aims to reflect human suffering: the protagonist Bloom's one-day wandering in Dublin contrasts with Ulysses (the Latin name of Odysseus) who wandered at sea for ten years, profoundly revealing the decay of modern society and the insignificance and sorrow of individuals.

With nearly 265,000 words (in English), "Ulysses" records the experiences of advertising promoter Leopold Bloom in Dublin one day and night on June 16, 1904, and reproduces this Hungarian-Jewish story in a detailed and delicate way. The living conditions and lonely and hesitant consciousness activities of Tai people, as well as the plots of his wife Molly and the young student Stephen Dedalus looking for their spiritual father, truly and vividly depict a realistic picture of the depression and despair of young people at the turn of the century. The layout of the novel intentionally corresponds to the volumes of Homer's epic "The Odyssey", which not only achieves an unprecedentedly perfect structure of the whole book, but also clearly highlights the destiny that aims to reflect human suffering: the protagonist Bloom's one-day wandering in Dublin contrasts with Ulysses (the Latin name of Odysseus) who wandered at sea for ten years, profoundly revealing the decay of modern society and the insignificance and sorrow of individuals.

This book is hailed as the first work of stream-of-consciousness novels, and is hailed as the first of the 100 best English novels of the 20th century. This great work, which took 10 years to conceive and 8 years to write, was repeatedly banned in Britain and the United States due to the controversy over whether it was an obscene book, and it went to court twice. The first version of "Ulysses" was published in Paris in 1922. After the efforts of a group of famous writers, the book was finally published in Britain and the United States in 1933. Since then, it has attracted widespread attention from readers around the world and remains a best-seller to this day. The author Joyce used an extremely grotesque writing method to unconventional writing methods to show the various experiences of the protagonist, the depressed and wandering Dublin citizen, advertising salesman Bloom, in Dublin during one day and night on June 16, 1904; at the same time, he also portrayed the psychology of his unfaithful wife, Mrs. Marion, and Stephen's search for his spiritual father. One chapter is written every hour, and the last chapter describes the sexual psychology of the heroine. The whole chapter has only two punctuation marks before and after, which is a masterpiece in literature.

This book is Turgenev's novel that reflects the new trends in Russian society after the defeat of the Crimean War. It is a masterpiece that profoundly reveals the reality of Russian society. The novel reflects the background of the upsurge of social movements in Russia in the late 1850s and the social needs for new characters and new lives.

What is the life you want? Ideals and reality are always seemingly incompatible with each other. The city of Shenzhen and the small town of Liuzhou are filled with people who are either happy or frustrated. However, no matter who they are, they all have their own struggles. Cai Dong's novels mainly focus on urban writing, reflecting on urban civilization and devoting themselves to the excavation and expression of urban experience. Her works show the depth, emotion and artistic talent of a young writer, and are a rich harvest in the field of contemporary urban literature. She gives full play to the "profoundness" of short stories and reveals the richness, darkness and twists and turns of human heart and human nature. His writing stance is that of an intellectual, which not only accurately depicts the characters' realistic predicament, but also contains metaphysical thinking and questioning about the desperate situation of life. What she writes is not just the reality of the here and now, she is trying to get close to our spiritual problems and the tossing and turning when we are alone in the middle of the night.

"The Time Trilogy" is a masterpiece of literature created by Mr. Zhen Quan after five years of writing. The three works complement each other but are independent of each other. "Flowing Time" is one of the "Flowing Time Trilogy". It tells the story of the erotic life of a wealthy family in a northern town in the early years of the Republic of China. This is a story about a wealthy family's house in a northern town: the unlearned and unskilled second master likes to gamble, so that he neglects the beautiful and capable second wife, causing the elder to take advantage of the situation and mess up the ethics of the second wife. The eldest man often warned himself not to mess up again in the future, but the vows of a gentleman were vulnerable in front of the beautiful woman. The second wife's charming style and Ling Zi's active embrace ignited the raging desire in the eldest man's heart. The seductive feeling was so strong that he couldn't put it down and almost lost control...