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Lao She is a bannerman and belongs to the "Zhenghong Banner" of the "Eight Banners of Manchuria", which is also the origin of the title of the book. Lao She started writing from the time he was born, at the end of the Qing Dynasty, when society was in turmoil and people's livelihood was in decline. Seeing the decline of the Qing Dynasty, the pampered disciples of the Eight Banners were also struggling... With the rise of the Boxer Rebellion and the arrival of foreigners, the peaceful life of the Beijing people was broken. Each character came to life in Lao She's writings: the honest father, the kind and upright shopkeeper Wang, the bitter aunt, the smart and capable second brother Fuhai, the arrogant Pastor Niu... These people of the Qing Dynasty, who were in the turbulent history, all went to different fates.

Li Wenjun's boyfriend gave her to Xiaogu County Party Committee Secretary Xie Tianming in order to get a government job. In order to stay with his lover Li Wenjun for a long time, Xie Tianming hired businessman Zhang Daxin to kill his first wife. Zhang Daxin and Xie Tianming formed an alliance of interests to dominate Xiaogu County and make money wantonly. After Xie Tianming was imprisoned, Li Wenjun was at ease among several officials. Just after the commendation meeting for provincial outstanding county party secretaries, Xiaogu County Party Committee Secretary Wen Weiwei was transferred to the post of director and secretary of the Provincial Prison Administration Bureau. Xie Tianming, a former classmate, superior and former county party secretary, is serving his sentence in prison. When Guard Wen first took office, he was faced with the complex situation inside and outside the prison. In order to grasp the first-hand situation, he decided to visit the prison privately.

Chen Li, a young female police officer, explored new ways to reform criminals and applied to become a psychological counselor. However, prison leaders at all levels did not support this. Chen Li met the new director by mistake. With the encouragement and support of Guard Wen, Chen Li and several other police officers began to conduct psychological intervention on criminals such as Xie Tianming, and arduously explored the way to reform criminals in the new era and new situation. Guard Wen personally talked and communicated with Xie Tianming in prison. The next day, Gu Hongcheng, director of the Complaints and Complaints Office of the Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection, met with Guard Wen and said that someone reported that during his conversation with Xie Tianming, he personally admitted that he had also received red envelopes when he was secretary of Xiaogu County. The struggle inside the prison became more and more complicated. Everyone in the prison was investigated, and the figures behind the scenes emerged one after another. After many confrontations between Wen Guanwei and Xie Tianming, Xie Tianming finally woke up.

The Xu brothers entered the city through different channels. They lived in the Tianjia courtyard, and worked together with the Tian family, landless farmers in the suburbs of the city, to integrate into the urban society. As a result, they fought with the city people between rejection and integration, love and hatred, and life and death. In the process of conquering the city and conquering the women in the city, some of the Xu brothers retreated and some were destroyed... Only Xu Xiaodong established a firm foothold in the city, became a real city man and integrated into the urban society. The plot of the novel is full of twists and turns, fully demonstrating the joys and sorrows of these "marginal people" in the city. The protagonist uses his actions to tell all the people who enter the city from the countryside: If rural people want to integrate into urban society and conquer the city, the women (men) who conquer the city must first conquer themselves!

There is an elegant and dusty miniature mountain range on the east bank of the Mianyuan River. The smoke from every house is arousing the swallows, and the orioles are singing everywhere. Every step is quiet and elegant, the pines and cypresses are green, and the mountain flowers are blooming and fragrant. Legend has it that in the late Ming Dynasty, Zhao Xiang, a high official in the imperial court, traveled thousands of miles to Shu to avoid Wei Zhongxian's rebellion. He took a fancy to this mountain, so he took his family's treasures and lived in seclusion in the mountains in a place that was as high as the ridge of a roof and as deep as an urn. Later, his bones were buried here.

"Women are afraid of marrying the wrong man, and men are afraid of getting into the wrong profession." This is an ancient saying. The protagonist of this book was once gentle, personable, elegant and a person with a noble soul. But he accidentally entered the construction industry, experienced all kinds of ups and downs, blossoms and falls, and emotional entanglements, witnessed all kinds of dirty transactions, operations, fraud, infighting, cruelty and bloodshed, experienced a lingering and heart-wrenching triangular love affair, and finally chose to leave the soul and fly freely... So, what is his ending?

Lu Xuefei happily wanted to share the joy of being admitted to graduate school with her family, but she was misunderstood by her family as having failed. She watched her family use the money Xuefei saved from studying for graduate school to plan her brother Lu Xuefeng's marriage, which had been postponed several times. Lu Xuefei couldn't bear to tell the truth. She endured her family's reprimand for failing the exam alone, and therefore lost her sweet plan to study in graduate school with her first love boyfriend Xiao Yang. Over the past three years, fate has played out the joys and sorrows of life for everyone. Lu Xuefei gave up graduate school, and her first boyfriend Xiao Yang was pursued by her best friend Zheng Jiaxin. When love was on the verge of bankruptcy, misunderstandings, conflicts, and disputes came one after another. At the end of the complexity, can Lu Xuefei be able to usher in everything that belongs to her in the world?

The novella "City Adventures" tells the story of a rural young man who dreams of going to the city to work. He encountered unimaginable discrimination, hardship and deception in the city. In the end, he also went down the road of killing people and stealing goods. The novel can allow people to awaken from this story the propositions of the times about survival and development.

Zewang invited us to visit Baiyu County during the summer vacation, saying that the spring there is like the spring in March outside the mountains: "The wind is so soft; the sky is so clear; the red and white clouds and the red and white flowers on the ground face each other silently, as if they are talking to each other about so many things. What secrets you don't want people to know; standing on the hill, you can appreciate the beauty of the spring outside the mountains that has never been seen before in March, and you can also hear the ringing bells from the temple not far away..." Zewang's description really aroused my yearning for the snowy Baiyu County.

It tells the story of the painter Ren Runxian who suffered undue guilt during the Cultural Revolution. After being criticized, he returned to his job and pursued "sexuality" as the main way to make up for the losses he had suffered. This led to ridiculous things such as sympathizing with the enemy and fighting with others, and his final life was gloomy. The story is fascinating and full of ups and downs. Let you think more about life.

Yin Baosheng, who was born into a family of senior officials of the Japanese and Puppet Government in Tianjin, was abandoned by her husband's family because of the loss of power in the family. She has lived a glorious life since she was a child, but in fact she knows that she cannot be the protagonist, cannot be a hero, is not brave, and has no ideas. She just followed the waves of fate since she was a child, seeking shelter from time to time, becoming a small grass on the wall and a beautiful vase. It was just this abandonment that she seemed to wake up from a dream. She wanted to be independent for the first time, but she encountered a disaster - a pretty boy who relied on women to get around, but there was a hidden conspiracy. She wanted to escape but couldn't, and was dragged deeper into the torrent. In the turbulent situation and the murky game, where will she go? But looking at the path I came from, I saw a slight hint of green. She looked back blankly, and saw that the horizontal green leaves were like smoke in the dusk, like a mist...

"Chongqing Boys Go to Nanyang: A Generation of "Engineering Heroes" Win Singapore" is a novel based on the experience of Chinese overseas students and new immigrants from Singapore as the protagonist, composing the struggle story of "Tangshan to Nanyang" in the new era; it tells the story of a boy's adversity growing up in Chongqing, the hard study and survival process of an international student in Japan, the entrepreneurship and development experience of a professional engineer after living in Singapore, and the happy life of an engineering doctorate. This life legend, which focuses on the descendants of the dragon's survival in adversity, studying abroad, and transnational entrepreneurship, also explains how creative thinking can run wild in modern enterprises. This Chinese immigrant who wrote the story of "Tangshan to Nanyang" in the new era has also written a professional legend in the civil engineering community of the Lion City with his chivalrous style, creative thinking and engineering achievements.

Distant Stars is the story of one such man, an imposter (aren't we all at some point in our lives?), An impostor (aren't we all at some point in our lives?) We meet through countless forks in the paths of history, mythology and literature. The legend of a man with many names, a man with no morals except aesthetics (isn't that what all artists strive for?), A terrifying playboy, murderer and photographer, a savage artist who continued to create until the end of his life.

"Persian Boy" continues the story of Alexander the Great's last seven years with a moving first-person memoir. The narrator of the story is a real Persian - Alexander's young and handsome companion Bagoas. This boy was sold as a slave when he was young and became the favorite of the Persian King Darius. At first, he only heard about Alexander's victory that shocked the government and the public through rumors in the palace. Later, on the battlefield of Gaugamela, Alexander defeated Darius again and forced him to flee. After the death of Darius, Bagoas was presented to Alexander's court as a peace gift. Alexander has little experience in sensual enjoyment, but has always had a deep need for affection; Bagouos is good at pleasing people, but has never been able to realize his boyish dream of love. Their meeting seemed destined. During the long journey, love gave Alexander infinite comfort. After assassination plots, interracial marriages and fluctuations in military morale, he never lost his attachment to Bagouos. Mary Renault, the author of this book, is well-known in Europe and the United States and is recognized as a master of historical novels. Zhang Ailing, President Kennedy, William Golding, the Nobel Prize winner "Lord of the Flies" author, and Hilary Mantel, the Booker Prize winner "Wolf Hall" author, are all her loyal readers. His representative works include the Alexander Trilogy ("Fire in Heaven", "Persian Boy" and "Funeral Games"), "The Charioteer", "The Last Wine" and "The King Must Die".

Jiang Hong gave birth to an illegitimate son, but gave birth to a coworker. After his adoptive parents passed away, his son tried his best to find his mother Jiang Hong. So a scene of deep affection between mother and son was performed. Unexpectedly, his mother Jiang Hong had already come to his house to work as a nanny.

A young master from Tokyo with an upright personality came to teach in a rural middle school. Unexpectedly, everyone in this school, from students to teachers, had ulterior motives and intrigues, playing tricks on the naturally stubborn young master. However, the passionate young man with a sense of justice would not bow his head so easily. He resisted the unspoken rules of the adult world in his own way, and got acquainted with the equally upright math teacher, staged a lively and slightly sad youth drama.

14 stories with different styles and novel content written by 14 contemporary writers and literature lovers. "Spring", watch how a wealthy lady talks about a love that she has never met; "Moray Eel and Grouper", will reveal to you the most mysterious arsonist in history that the FBI has been unable to detect; "7,400 Days", there is such a person in the world who appears at a fixed time and a fixed place, and then makes a big deal The scolding persisted for 7,400 days; "Night on the Blue Coast" is a written version of the past in the United States, showing a Hollywood-style night for the family members of the US Navy; "Zhao Hongxia", a girl, a "blind, hunchback and lame" would rather cut off her children than marry her; when she was old, her biological son couldn't see her, but took a detour. "Come Back", a supernatural and suspenseful story about the past of the Republic of China.

15 contemporary writers jointly present a literary feast, telling 15 different stories. "Monkey Man", a father tried every means to prove to the villagers that a monkey can say "hey", and told us that "man, it's just the pain of a monkey standing upright"; "My Friend Kafka", see what kind of youthful past events Kafka experienced in Yu Xi's novel; "The Last Day" "Journey", when the flies in front of him turned into mosquitoes, he never slapped anyone else, but repeatedly drew a woman and an ugly body; "Old Classmate", after many years of graduation, he relived his old feelings with his first love, only to find that people, things, and objects had long been beyond recognition... Etc.

"The Nettles Bloom" is a representative novel by Nobel Prize winner Harry Martinsson. It describes his bitter childhood life in a semi-autobiographical form. Martin was born into a middle-class family in Sweden in the early 20th century. When he was about four years old, his family's business went bankrupt, his father passed away, and his mother abandoned the family. Little Martin was sent to a community auction and given up for adoption to a family willing to receive the minimum compensation from the community. He was moved from farm to farm, always living among strangers. As humble as a nettle, destroyed by wind and rain, it still blooms tenaciously; Martin, who was abused by life, grew up and found hope and comfort in books and nature.

The love and hatred between Baorun, Yagyu and the little fairy, starting from natural love and ending with tragedy, is the main story line of "The Yellow Bird". What is sudden and paradoxical is the dangerous relationship between these three teenagers, and the impermanence of youth. A rape case with a pungent smell of hormones shudders to sing the history of that era, and also deduces the endless abyss of sin that lingers on Toon Tree Street. In this novel, Su Tong calmly narrates the confusion, fragility and constriction of life in an era with gentleness, calmness and restrained patience. He accurately analyzed and fluently described the social chaos, individual dilemmas, and the characteristics and absurdities of national mental disorder during the transition period. When his unique juvenile style of writing is implanted into the psychological perspectives of different characters and reveals the core of life, it also completes the typical image of Baorun, a completely unlucky guy in the literary gallery of the new era. The metaphor in the title of "The Yellow Bird" echoes many metaphors and symbols in the text. The book teaches forbearance and is full of unique details. Whether it is the stubbornness and decline of family life, the ignorant youthful form and abnormality, and the awkwardness and entanglement of the cramped reality, Su Tong uses poetic inspiration to restore all living beings in a noisy era to a vivid, full, balanced and rigorous way.

The novel mainly tells the story of "Ku Wenxuan", a descendant of a martyr. During the Cultural Revolution, his title as a martyr was questioned by many, so he cut off his penis after being accused of having style problems. In order for his father who left the river bank to be together with his grandmother's monument forever, Ku Wenxuan's son Ku Dongliang carried the monument symbolizing the glory of history onto the boat. Amid the cries of criticism from people on the shore, Ku Wenxuan threw himself into the river and committed suicide. The story shows the absurd fate of father and son Ku Wenxuan and Ku Dongliang, as well as the humbleness and tenacity of life.

This book takes the conflicts of several generations of the Zhu and Zhao families as clues. Through a detailed description of the struggle between the two families, the author panoramically displays the entire process of the rise and fall of the Zhu and Zhao families, and ultimately expresses the grand theme that whether a family or an individual, there will be its peaks and troughs, just like the rising and setting of the sun. In the work, the author Yang Hong highlights the image of Zhu Chengwen. It is precisely because of his inherent kindness and hard-working spirit of the Chinese nation that the two families can finally give up their hatred, and the book reaches a climax and sublimates at the end.

"Demian: The Lost Boy" is one of Hesse's masterpieces. It tells the story of the young Sinclair's arduous journey of finding his own way. Sinclair, who was born and grew up in the "light world", accidentally discovered a completely different "another world". The chaos and darkness there made him anxious and confused, and he fell into the disaster caused by lies. At this time, a young man named Demian appeared and took him out of the swamp. From then on, he began to walk towards loneliness and find himself. In the years that followed, "Demian" appeared in different identities, becoming his guide every time he was searching alone and making difficult choices... "Demian" was first published in 1919, and the original author was signed by Emile Sinclair. After the publication of the work, it caused a huge response in the society. Its popularity was only rivaled by "The Sorrows of Young Werther" in the last century.

Eita and Ryuhei Matsuda star in the original Japanese drama of the same name. "Mahoro Ekimae Extra Land" still tells the story of Tada Convenience House. As a sequel to "Mahoro Ekimae Tada Convenience House", Tada and Xingtian's convenience house continues, and their encounters with all kinds of people also continue. The young underworld boss Hoshi, the big lucky cake-like old lady Soneda, the withdrawn elementary school student Yura, and Mrs. Oka with a paranoid wife who appeared in the first part continue their new stories in this book... The convenience house in front of Mahoro Station has also welcomed new customers: a shrewd and capable widowed female president, a young female white-collar worker who hates her colleague's diamond ring, and a mother who cares about family health management. While getting involved in the lives of these familiar and unfamiliar people, the relationship between Tada and Xingtian also undergoes various subtle changes. Sip the warmth and warmth of the world and watch for the return of happiness. The weak but shimmering convenience house, the domesticated and domesticated Tada and Xingtian, where will they go in the end?

The story takes place in the Pingbei area (a county in the northern suburbs of Beijing). Zhang Changsuo, a wealthy man in Shilitun Village, was appointed as the village chief by the Japanese and puppet township chief. With his sincerity, he repaired houses for the villagers, drove away wolves, and formed a village protection team, winning the trust of his fellow villagers. As a bloody Chinese, Zhang Changsuo gradually grew from a "two-faced village chief" to a staunch Communist Party member under the influence and education of Xiao Bailong, leader of the Pingbei Tenth Regiment, and others. He used his special status to raise military supplies for the Eighth Route Army, rescue captured leaders, eliminate traitors in a skillful deal with the Japanese, and also led the joint defense team to defect to the Eighth Route Army... In the novel, Duan Suquan, secretary of the Pingbei District Committee, Wang Kang, leader of the 10th Regiment, Zeng Wei, secretary of the Yanqing County Party Committee, and the Xiyangfang Massacre, the Double Battalion Battle, and the Luzhuang Grain Seizing War are all real people and historical events in the history of Pingbei's Anti-Japanese War, adding to the authenticity of the novel.

The stories that happened in the small town reflect the absurd and bizarre legends of the crazy years on the land of China. The novel's true-to-life images tell the incredible and ridiculous experiences of grassroots students and the stories they saw and heard, making people laugh and burst into tears. After crying, I thought, is all this just a farce?

Liu Yi, an orphan who lost his parents, went to the bottom of society in order to survive. Later, as an educated youth, he shouldered the burden of life with his young shoulders, pulling carts, washing sand and gravel, and cultivating fields. The simplicity and kindness of laborers nourished him, and the shamelessness of campers alerted him, and he gradually grew up in the suffering of life. After the Gang of Four was crushed, he was admitted to college and started a new life.

In the book "Women Are All Demons", the women, or demons, described by Ruomu are all charming and a little wild. It refers directly to the kind of beautiful and heavy love for women. The love dream of wishing to have the same person and never leaving each other forever has been obsessed with women and has been intoxicated since ancient times. The author is full of affection and warmth, and uses poetic or sharp writing to think and analyze the situation of women through the back of the paper, and to criticize the patriarchal society mercilessly. In this materialistic world, this demon who mistakenly entered the world and was willing to sacrifice his life for love moved the author, and also moved you and me.

The Crimes of Woman (1798) is Wollstonecraft's unfinished posthumous work and is generally regarded as her most radical feminist work. The novel adopts a gothic absurdist approach and revolves around a woman who is imprisoned in a mental hospital by her husband. Maria, who came from a good family, sought satisfaction outside of the shameless marriage behind the halo of respectability. After everything fell apart, she started a love affair with a fellow patient in the same hospital, and at the same time established a friendship with a lower-class woman who took care of her. The author believes that what obscures reason is often not the illusion of emotion, but passion. It is passion that leads ordinary people to the edge of dangerous mistakes, leading to the most intense emotions and leaving an indelible mark.

In the empty manor, the owner, the old general, welcomed a rare visitor, an old friend who had once been acquainted with him. In the dim living room, the general and the visitor sat opposite each other with candles, talking all night long, remembering the general's long-lost wife, and judging a triangle relationship intertwined with love and friendship, loyalty and betrayal. Chaos and turmoil surged deep in the hearts of the two old friends, and the embers of lust and hatred continued to smolder. In a gripping and fierce argument, Malloy uses somber and elegiac words to remember the bygone era of empire, as well as the consequent disappearance of aristocratic virtue and gentlemanly friendship. The sadness when the Austro-Hungarian Empire faced the decline, and the wavering of people's traditional morality when the world order collapsed, are clearly reflected in the lines.

"Love Disguised as a Monologue" is Malloy's most beloved work written throughout his life, and is addressed to the true spiritual aristocrat. Four monologues, four parties recounting two failed marriages. The ex-wife was sitting in a dessert shop on the corner of the street, quietly watching her husband pack candied orange peels for his second wife. In the coffee shop, the husband, who came from a privileged background, recalled the half-pandering, half-sarcastic look in his second wife's eyes when she secretly observed him in bed. He regarded her as his true love, but his eyes extinguished all flames. The second wife, who had been her husband's maid, talked with her lover all night long. The closet full of socks, ties and books on the wall at her husband's house once made her feel that her hands were particularly dirty, and the ever-changing licorice smell on her husband's body made her feel nauseous. Many years later, the lover met her fugitive husband in a small bar in the United States and watched him disappear into the slums.

There is free sex and delirium in "The Baker's Carnival", but it does not inspire pleasant excitement. On the contrary, this wayward interpretation of abandonment of all ethics and beliefs and indulgence makes people shudder, as if it allows us to see the invisible shadow deep in our hearts, and reveals to us our unlimited potential for "evil". This bizarre fable raises a philosophical question that is almost impossible to answer: What is it that dominates our minds? Why is it that in the face of desire, faith collapses so violently and man's depravity is so complete?

"Swan Island" is a novel that follows "The Story of Guhekou". As a descendant of those pioneers, Deer Girl took advantage of the qualities of her fathers and continued to fight in that village. A rice factory, winery, and pig factory were opened in Tian'ezhou, and a modern integrated production line in rural China was developed. He went through many hardships and hardships, both physical and mental. In the end, the family achieved great success and became prosperous. It is not only a history of changes in a village, but also a history of psychological changes in Chinese farmers.

Factory restructuring is a big issue, and Liuyi was involved in it. He personally experienced the collusion between government and businessmen and self-buying and selling that emerged during the restructuring. It was revealed that the factory director took advantage of the restructuring to embezzle state-owned assets and the blood and sweat of the workers. The laid-off workers here are narrating their personal experiences and what they saw and heard.

"Sense and Sensibility" is one of Jane Austen's most humorous works. The novel takes the tortuous and complicated marriage turmoil of the two heroines as the main line, and raises issues of moral and behavioral norms through the humorous comparison of "reason and emotion". The interesting and dramatic scenes in the book vividly expose the weaknesses of almost all women, and have always been talked about by critics. Two sisters, Eleanor and Mariana, were born into a family of English squires. The elder sister is good at controlling her emotions with reason, but the younger sister's emotions are unrestrained. Therefore, when faced with love, they have different reactions... The novel takes the twists and turns of the complicated marriage of the two heroines as the main line, and raises the normative issues of morality and behavior through the humorous comparison of "reason and emotion".

This book uses a calm tone to describe the story of a little boy who originally had a happy family but was mercilessly destroyed by war. How he grew up strong in a cruel environment without losing the love that persisted in his heart. At the end of the story, Agu returns to a normal and peaceful world. After experiencing a cruel war, Agu still has to struggle with the loneliness in his heart and the trauma caused by the war. The war destroyed all his happiness and made him an invincible warrior. The story is shocking and painful, especially for those who lived in peacetime, showing the chaos of violence and extraordinary characters in a war-torn country. Young people under the war grow up prematurely and age prematurely. If this war ends, he wonders if he can be a child again?

The book "Simple Life Is So Good" contains the life that each of us dreams of. There is a house here, and the sunlight flows through the bedroom glass window like a stream. When I wake up and read in front of the window, all I see when I look up is green. There is also a garden where you can relax on a windy afternoon and watch the sun dye the sky pink and purple like a gorgeous bonfire. As night falls, hold a happy party and wait for the stars to appear. Perhaps in life, you and I can only squeeze into a corner of the city to survive and grow old quietly. Such soft and green dreams as described by Peter Mayer are, my God, pure fantasy. But what does it matter? Just take a swim in ordinary life and clarify the true nature of life. You can also read a book called "It's Good to Live Simple".

"Winesburg, Ohio" The small town of Winesburg, Ohio, still retains its old-world style, and New York and Chicago are at the far end of the railroad. The farmer who longs for God's grace, the whimsical oil company agent, the female clerk who wasted her youth, the hotel proprietress who was depressed to death, the passionate and depressed female teacher, the lonely and thoughtful teenager... The twenty-four stories are interconnected with each other, like concise and profound spiritual sketches, vividly depicting a group of abnormal people who are obsessed with their own truths in an ordinary and noisy world.

This novel tells the historical changes of Tibet in the past fifty years and reproduces the legendary life of Milarepa, the Tibetan secret master. Uncover the soul of the nation and restore the real Tibet. Liu Xinglong and Alai, winners of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, and famous critics Li Jingze and Shi Zhanjun jointly recommended it. Selected into the "Chinese Literature and Art Original Quality Publishing Project" by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television, and an overseas English version has been signed.

The novel describes the story of fishermen who were kidnapped by pirates, fought wits, fought bravely, and escaped in a thrilling manner. It allows us to see the different living conditions of fishermen and pirates, and at the same time provides a profound analysis of the various lives of pirates and fishermen. The author is a member of the Guangxi Writers Association, the first prize winner of the first original literature competition of Phoenix. Com, and a member of the Guangxi Writers Association. This book is a finalist in the first cross-strait online original literature competition.

When we mention Shanghai, what comes to mind most is a fashionable modern city with feasting, gay men and women, tall buildings, and steel and iron mud. But in this collection of articles, many people who have lived in Shanghai for many years or are working hard in Shanghai use their words to tell readers about a Shanghai that belongs to ordinary people. This book includes chapters such as "Shanghai, I Love You", "Reunion with Shanghai", "Wonderful World", etc., Showing you a life show from Shanghai!

Funny words and fascinating plot. A story about a traffic accident. "Little Tuoda" would never have imagined that this "picked up" mobile phone would completely change his life.

The indelible mark of pain in special years. Human nature is distorted by survival and then flattened in self-sublimation, pursuit and realization. "The Ballad of Shenzhen" describes the struggle of several young people in a coastal fishing village in Shenzhen to achieve their ultimate pursuit and leap in life. The group of people in the novel silently sang the songs in their hearts for the sake of life, building a colorful picture of the rainbow of the times. The story has ups and downs, shocking steps and interlocking links. The work won the Excellence Award in the First Cross-Strait Online Original Literature Competition.

The novel condenses the joys and sorrows of half a century through the experiences of more than 10 people in Hein's family, including his grandmother, uncle, and aunt, and demonstrates the tenacity of human nature. Despite the ups and downs and tribulations, blood on both sides of the Taiwan Strait is thicker than water. The novel's writing style is delicate and the characters are deeply portrayed. The work won the Excellence Award in the First Cross-Strait Online Original Literature Competition.

The original novel of the TV series "Our Forty Years". Xiao's "Ruby" TV made in the Soviet Union allowed people in the alley to experience the magic of television in advance, and a new era began. The adults worked hard to get this fashionable "treasure". The fifth man saved televisions and finally made a "bomb"; Feng Shengli carried old Maotai through the back door, but only got a hint about being castrated... The children were even more mesmerized. Feng Shengli's generation is lucky, they have caught up with the television era. Feng Du's generation is even more lucky, because they are the first and only generation of television humans. The lives of people in the hutongs are our lives, and "TV" has everyone's common experiences.

"The Earth" uses fresh brushwork to panoramically display the magnificent and epic picture of current rural life. College students such as Tang Ying, Missoula, Han Xinghua and Peng Peng came to Xinghua Township to serve as village officials and began to lead left-behind villagers to start their own businesses. Peng Tiankui, the head of Xinghua Village, and Zhang Dechang, the head of Hongxing Village, issued a military order to see who could lead the villagers out of poverty and become rich first. With the assistance of college student village officials, they started with grasshopper breeding and gradually expanded to the breeding of earthworms, mealworms, ostriches, small-tailed Han sheep, as well as cultivation of ginseng, dendrobium, raspberries, grape planting and wine making. The road to entrepreneurship is very difficult. Some people succeed and some fail. Changing customs, adhering to family planning and building a civilized and harmonious beautiful countryside have made these college student village officials endure a series of tests such as misunderstanding and scolding. Their own love lives have also experienced ups and downs.

The novel describes an ordinary peasant child who was told by a fortune teller just after birth that he would have a great future. However, if he wanted to have a great future, his father would definitely be killed. Although the Chinese nation has entered the 1970s, as living beings, the protagonist's parents are still in a state of ignorance. The protagonist's inner life has gone through layers of arduous growth. During that era, he met Grandma Wubao, who was also marginalized. Grandma Wubao's son was captured as a young man. She hated the Kuomintang. When she was dying, she still felt that her son was in Taiwan.

In the late 1970s, during the tide of social change, the protagonist Xu Jianjun was in the process of transforming from an ignorant boy to an adult. He saw many things that required him to distinguish between true and false, and experienced many firsts in his life that needed to be grasped. The work reflects the life of that era through what Xu Jianjun saw and heard. As history, it was the ignorant years of the Republic. As a protagonist, it was the ignorant moments of youth. The novel recalls the years before and after the "Cultural Revolution" and the different life trajectories of each person. The nostalgia for youthful years is revealed between the lines. The author has published more than one million words and is a member of the China Land and Resources Writers Association. This book is a finalist in the first cross-strait online original literature competition.

The novel is set against the background of the reform of state-owned enterprises since the 1990s. Through the protagonist's work interactions with different leaders, different work styles, temperaments, styles, how to deal with different bosses, work knowledge and art, and through the setbacks, hardships and difficulties experienced by the enterprise in its development, it reflects from one aspect the ills that exist in the continuous development and progress of society. The story narrated in the novel is also a practical reference for office workers of state-owned enterprises. This book is a finalist in the first cross-strait online original literature competition.

What makes it difficult for you is easy for me. It is easy to sacrifice one's life for righteousness, but it is difficult to endure humiliation for righteousness. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, in a small courtyard of a small town, Bai Yisheng, who had lived abroad for many years, returned to his hometown with his confidante to die in his old age. However, it was rumored that he had been a traitor during the Anti-Japanese War. What kind of emotions and feelings are intertwined with the whole story? It is not a romance novel, but it contains love and affection; it is not a spy novel, but it is full of gunpowder. This is a story about the Anti-Japanese War, the genius of deciphering the secrets, and the story of enduring humiliation and burden under personal and national considerations. This book is a finalist in the first cross-strait online original literature competition.