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This book is the first collection of novels by Malaysian Chinese female writer He Shufang, which brings together eleven excellent works. It is called by Huang Jinshu as "the sophistication and maturity shown by the classic Malaysian short stories". It also uses an extremely delicate and graphic psychological style that transcends national borders and geographical differences and touches on the pain points and inner feelings that each of us share as human beings that have never been illuminated or acknowledged, but are by no means unimportant. In these novels, there are often ghosts with no male or female appearance, returning on trains in the haze. I thought the journey was over, but suddenly it started again. Escape somewhere and want to find a new self. But I found that this is a never-ending process, always shaking. As if travelers across multiple oceans of time have sent us letters from the other side of the border of memory, they are written in a language that is both dreamy and authentic. And trying to answer a question - if the whole world is a foreign land, where would we call home?

There are many different people and places in the dream When you wake up, do you think what happened in your dream is real? Or is it fake?

"Island" tells an epic and moving story about family, romance, war, illness and history that took place in Greece - over the years, Alexis discovered that her mother had always been too guarded about her past, not only burying her roots, but also trampling the soil above them. Alexis decided to open up her mother's dusty past. She came to a small town on the Aegean Sea and landed on a desolate island called Spinalonga. This was once an isolated island where lepers were imprisoned. It was a place that made the town, the Aegean Sea, and even the whole of Europe talk about it. It was also a forbidden place for mothers. The forbidden land is opened, and this seemingly abandoned island reveals unexpected bright vitality, and an astonishing secret that has been dormant for half a century is about to emerge... This is the story of Alexis' great-grandmother Eleni and her daughters. This family is torn apart by tragedy, war and passion. This story is about dreams and desires, but also about a secret that is trying to be hidden, and the indelible impact of leprosy on a family for generations. It tells how those brave people looked for hope in despair, and finally discovered that: we are ups and downs in the world, constantly struggling, just to live a calm life.

Is the modern world we live in an era of diminished aesthetic ability? Mu Xin is a Chinese writer who takes the world spirit as his body. Chinese literature has acquired extremely rich cosmopolitan connotations in his style. There is a paradox. Mu Xin is an "exception" to our current literary state, but it is the "normal" in world aesthetics. ... There are various arches in the world, which either show the glory of the empire, celebrate victory, symbolize triumph, or support magnificent religious buildings, rising to the sacred apex with strong and elegant curves. Thought and art are balanced and stable due to the interaction of two counterforces, which are invisible arches: nation and world, East and West, modernity and classics, innovation and inheritance, irony in passion, androgynous imagination. Half of modern art is the fleeting present, and the other half is unchanging eternity, Baudelaire said. And Mu Xin has a saying: "Like half of an arch, I am in danger of falling; like the other half of an arch, you are in danger of falling; the two halves are closely connected to form an arch, and time flows through it like water. Earthquakes, tsunamis, and the arch remains motionless... You must know that your strength lies in me. , All because my strength lies in you." Mu Xin usually refuses to talk about himself, so Tong Ming's literary criticism collection "The Arch" can also be regarded as a "reflected collection of conversations between old friends" between Mu Xin and Tong Ming for nearly 30 years, which is extremely precious.

A Berliner lived an orderly life until one day he suddenly broke into a group of strangers. They spoke a mixed and broken language and traveled across the sea from war-torn Africa to Germany. The early experience of World War II made Berliners value order extremely, and "there is no freedom in chaos." However, as a citizen of the former East Germany, the memory of the Berlin Wall has never been far away, and living an immigrant life in his own country is not an unfamiliar experience - thirty years ago, his country and its future disappeared overnight. By a strange combination of circumstances, he became friends with the refugees, learned about their troubled past, and became deeply involved in their stories. "Only if they survive in Germany today does it mean that Hitler has truly been defeated." In an era of drastic changes, the destiny of mankind is related to each other as never before. When war creates volcanoes on the earth, when huge despair overflows the sea of ​​anger, people also erect high walls on all sides. But is it really possible for peace to exist alone? "The Passing of Time" is a story of encounter with the other: to what extent can humans understand each other's suffering and share peace? Erpenbeck confronts the core moral issues of our time, "intervenes in European issues of race, immigration, nationalism and identity in a literary form, and provides a powerful response to the current deepening crises" (Booker Prize Jury).

A young man who was hospitalized due to a traffic accident was attracted to a small building outside the hospital window and used a telescope to observe the life of that family. Late one night, he seemed to witness the beautiful girl murdering her father. The next night, she mysteriously appeared at the construction site next to the hospital. Is she burying the body? What secret does she have? In order to find out the truth, after he was discharged from the hospital, he began to follow the girl, but fell in love with her, and he became further and further away from the truth...

"The Narrow Gate" tells the story of a love tragedy that is pure and hot but infinitely poignant. Alyssa and Jerome are cousins ​​and childhood sweethearts. They spent a long but carefree childhood in the countryside of Normandy. Love gradually sprouts among boys and girls of the same age. At first, they secretly fell in love with each other, each hiding their secrets and worries. When they are deeply in love, their spirits merge and they want to become a better person for each other and cannot tolerate any imperfection. However, Alyssa saw love in other people's marriages end up becoming ordinary, and she had doubts about the end of love. What she wanted to pursue was eternal love, and she firmly believed that there was immortal love in the world, but the road to eternity was a narrow road, and the door to enter was a "narrow door" that only a few people could find...

"The Shadow of Dreams" is a book of taste that awakens the aesthetic power. The book contains a total of 219 quotation-style essays, each with wonderful comments from the author's friends. Landscapes and gardens, scenery of the four seasons, poems and songs, calligraphy, painting and utensils... The world's leisurely taste, elegance, and wisdom in life are all included. The sentences are classic, short, concise, and thought-provoking. Open this book to discover the joy of life and comprehensively enhance your perception and aesthetic ability.

"Twilight in the Forbidden City" describes the special years from 1919 to 1924, when Johnston formed an indissoluble bond with China at the peak of his life. Johnston painted a unique and longing picture of life in the strange and closed world of the Forbidden City. Johnston was well versed in Chinese history and culture, so the rich historical details of that almost forgotten era emerged from his writing like a claw in the mud.

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Banchichi was a policeman in the Edo period who had handled countless bizarre cases in his life. Kitō Okamoto got to know Banchichi after being famous for a long time, and recorded the process of Hanchichi solving the case in detail, and compiled it into a novel for publication. Since the yamen of the Edo period would often prepare an incident book to record the beginning and end of the cases that the arresters were responsible for, people called this incident book the arrest account, so Kitou named the novel "Hanchichi arrest account". This book not only tells the story of various weird and bizarre cases handled by Hanchichi, but also depicts a detective who is very insightful and resourceful. It also vividly reproduces the world of Japan's Edo period in a variety of expression techniques, which is deeply loved by future generations.

The protagonist Michel has been painted with layers of civilizational "powder" since he was born. He received a strict religious education since he was a child. He is serious and old-fashioned, does not understand life, and has no interest. He spent his youth in books. Later, Michel married the virtuous and gentle wife Marceline at the order of his father, but he did not love her. After the marriage, the two went to North Africa for their honeymoon. Michelle suddenly became seriously ill. After being cared for by his wife, his body gradually recovered, but his temperament changed drastically. He is determined to be his true self, change his past lifestyle, ignore any morality, and pursue an exciting lifestyle. On one side is the stable happiness symbolized by family, on the other side is the degradation and risk symbolized by personal desires. Michelle is in a dilemma, should she follow the secular world or follow her heart?

"The Piano Lesson" is McEwan's latest novel and his most autobiographical work. The novel's rich themes and wide time span surpass McEwan's literary career. Roland's wife Alyssa mysteriously disappeared, which presented a series of colorful individual memories intertwined with major historical events of the 20th century: Roland's special sexual enlightenment experience in adolescence - an inextricable forbidden love with Miriam, a female piano teacher; Alyssa's mother went to post-World War II Germany with a dream of being a writer to pursue the "White Rose", a cultural organization that resisted the Nazis; Roland and Alyssa knew each other and fell in love, got married and had children, until Alyssa resolutely ran away, escaped from the marriage cage to pursue her dream of being a writer, and bravely broke through the life trajectory of the previous generation... The novel takes the life of the protagonist Roland as the main line, stringing together the life experiences of many people around him. Reality and memories are intertwined, creating a vivid and real ordinary individual who is struggling in the torrent of the times. The timeline of the novel spans more than half a century - from World War II to the COVID-19 epidemic, and involves a series of major historical events such as the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, the Cuban Missile Crisis, Thatcher's coming to power, the Falklands War, the dismantling of the Berlin Wall, the Chernobyl nuclear leak, the election of the Labor Party, and Brexit. Everyone is a participant in history, and McEwan composes a chronological history with vivid individual narratives.

"Sorrow and Reason" contains a total of twenty-one essays, which are roughly divided into several genres such as memoirs, travel notes, speeches, open letters and eulogies. These essays come in various forms and lengths, but they appeal to a common theme, which is "poetry and poets." This collection of essays can be said to be a key to Brodsky's poetic and aesthetic views, as well as his ethics and worldview. Less than half a year after the completion of the last work in the collection, "In Memory of Stephen Spender," Brodsky himself passed away. Therefore, "Sorrow and Reason" became the last collection of prose published by Brodsky during his lifetime. It is the "swan song" of Brodsky's prose writing and even his entire creation.

"Less than One" is Joseph Brodsky's first collection of essays. It consists mainly of long essays, with a number of short essays. There are only eighteen articles, each of which is wonderful. Coupled with its unique style and "book style", it forms a perfect book. This is the spiritual autobiography of a great poet and a private memoir. With creative interpretation and interpretation, Brodsky completed his tribute to Akhmatova, Auden and others, powerfully defended personal values, and exposed and accused the dictator's crimes. Such accusations do not use public language and diction, but stand at the level of "a poet versus an empire." This height stems from his belief that language is above all else, even the object of time worship, and poetry is the supreme form of language.

This book is O'Connor's most famous short story collection. It was published one year after the writer's death and is known as O'Connor's "Swan Song". It contains ten classic stories. The writer's outstanding short story skills and his core concepts of belief and creation are concentrated in this book. Those phantoms and illusions that obscure reality in the world, the sad and paranoid, arrogant and ignorant, horrifying and violent pairs of mother and son, father and son, father and daughter, grandparents, and couples in the daily life of the South - these people who try to let their voices penetrate the caves of other people's souls, people who seek to make up for their own deformities on the pretext of saving others - are all covered with wounds under the author's poisonous eyes, and all end up with the instant collapse and cruel destruction of their spirits or lives. O'Connor's calm and cruel style reaches its peak in the process of disenchanting these racial beliefs and human moral superiority. The collection "Greenleaf", "Apocalypse" and "All Things Rising Must Converge" won the O. Henry Short Story Award.

Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit who lives in an underground cave and loves a comfortable life, is suddenly led into an epic adventure by the wise wizard Gandalf one day. Bilbo and the thirteen dwarves went through all kinds of hardships to regain the treasure from the dragon Smaug. During the journey, he also accidentally discovered a small ring that would later change the history of Middle-earth and laid the foundation for the story of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. This book contains more than thirty color and black-and-white illustrations drawn by Tolkien for "The Hobbit", many of which are published with the text for the first time and are extremely precious.

Andrew Jackson was the first civilian president in American history and the first Democratic president. After American political society entered the "Jacksonian Era" from the "Jeffersonian Era", the explosive development of the economy and industry posed a huge threat to the principles of American constitutional democracy. Facing a series of challenges, Andrew Jackson vigorously strengthened the power of the president, maintained federal unity, and created "Jacksonian democracy" during his term. The famous historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. Deeply analyzed the history, culture, economy and political life of the United States during this period, reinterpreted "Jacksonian democracy", and sharply pointed out the double crisis faced by progressive historiography. In 1946, 28-year-old Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. Won the Pulitzer Prize for History with this book, becoming the youngest winner of the prize at the time. This book is still the authoritative history book on this subject.

This volume "The Evil Sect·In the Bamboo Forest" contains more than 30 excellent novels by Akutagawa Ryunosuke. Among them, "Evil Sect" succeeds "Hell Change" and tells the story of the prank-loving young master in "Hell Change"; "In the Bamboo Forest" tells a story that has different opinions and highlights the evil of human nature. In 1950, the famous Japanese director Akira Kurosawa combined Akutagawa's works "In the Bamboo Grove" and "Rashomon" into one film, "Rashomon", which won many international awards and brought Japanese films to the world.

The Akutagawa Ryunosuke's works series collects the novels, essays, reviews, travel notes, notes, poems, etc. Written by the Japanese writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke in his short twelve-year creative career. Based on the eight volumes of "The Complete Works of Akutagawa Ryunosuke" published by Japan's Chikuma Shobo, it completely presents the creative career of Akutagawa Ryunosuke. This volume "Rashomon: Hell Transformation" contains nearly 30 excellent novels by Akutagawa Ryunosuke. Among them, "Rashomon" completely presents a moral "debate of good and evil"; "Hell Change" tells the story of a human tragedy caused under the rule of a powerful force, calmly observing the Japanese society at that time where "others are hell".

"Dandelion Wine" is a collection of childhood stories by science fiction master Bradbury. It records the daily life in a small town full of whimsy and relives a period of youth that neither curls up nor lies down. The protagonist of the story is Douglas, a 12-year-old boy who makes dandelion wine with his grandfather every summer. Dandelion wine is "summer on the tip of the tongue", putting all the joy into a bottle and fermenting it into a panacea for growth and cold winter. Summer is the green apple trees, the mowed lawn that exudes the smell of fresh grass, a new pair of sneakers that can make people fly, the distant tram bell in the hazy afternoon; it can also be the departure of a best friend, a puzzling old girl and her A childhood treasure, a happiness machine that can predict the future, a high fever that brushes against death... All these make the boy feel the joy of "living" like never before, with miracles, sentimentality, forgiveness, magic, fantasy, and a never-ending summer.

Santiago de Compostela (Santiago de Compostela, meaning "Santiago of the Starry Fields") is the capital of the autonomous region of Galicia in Spain, with a population of less than 100,000. According to legend, James, one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus, is buried here and is one of the Catholic pilgrimage destinations. Since the Middle Ages, pilgrims have come here in an endless stream, and even formed a famous pilgrimage road, the Way of St. James. In 2011, after retiring from his position as ambassador, Lufen decided to embark on a journey to Santiago. "Immortal Journey" is a true record of Lu Fen's pilgrimage. The humorous, self-deprecating and emotional writing style shows not only the basic common sense of pilgrimage, but also the magnificent scenery, interesting things along the way, portraits of unexpected characters, and even the boundless thoughts of a lonely walker between heaven and earth. From the joy of freedom on the Basque coastline to the loneliness, exhaustion and self-doubt bred in the monotonous industrial landscape of Cantabria to Oviedo, where religious inspiration flashes near the end, Luffen finally achieves physical and spiritual transformation. This transformation, as he said, is not about religious piety, but about forgetting, forgetting the constraints of daily life, forgetting the fatigue and bad weather of long distances, forgetting industrialization and material scarcity, and then being spiritually sublimated. This applies to all people with different purposes but walking on their own "pilgrimage paths."

This book collects Margaret Atwood's essays from 1970 to the beginning of the 21st century, including book reviews, literary reviews, creative talks, obituaries, etc. This collection of essays is more like an informal autobiography, showing readers a life full of curiosity. She is a witty critic who offers unique insights into the works of Updike, Angela Carter and others; she is also a cool skeptic who reserves her own views on "female bad behavior" in Canadian history and novels. Her life is as exciting as her narrative: a haunted farm, a misogynistic interview host, an arctic adventure with food poisoning, and literary festivals around the world, leaving readers dizzying. Naturally, there are also reviews of the creation of some classic works, such as "The Handmaid's Tale", "Alias ​​Grace", "Oryx and Crake" and so on. Atwood uses his rich and varied perspective to lead readers on a literary journey, and also goes deep into the reverse flow of time, looking back at some landmark events in the twentieth century and witnessing our journey to the twenty-first century.

E. E. Cummings (1894-1962) is by far one of the most influential, widely read, and most famous American modernist poets, as famous as Frost. He also combined the talents of a playwright, painter and essayist. He constantly broke through the boundaries of language with his bold and innovative poetic style. At the same time, he used "love" as the focused theme and motivation of poetry, and wrote "the most beautiful hymn to love, God and nature in this century." No one else has captivated both general and niche readers alike by the magic of avant-garde poetry. This collection of poems has selected 326 representative poems from his more than 900 works, and translated 110 more poems on the basis of the first edition. Dozens of them have been typed in Chinese and English, which fully demonstrates the splendid and uninhibited and ingenious text experiments of this "urchin in poetry". It is a modern poetry anthology worthy of repeated reading.

"Burning Coins" uses kaleidoscope-like techniques to fictionalize real historical events and write it into a shocking and violent story. The story spans the two cities of Buenos Aires and Montevideo. After joining a criminal gang, the gangsters Brinine and Dorda, known as the "Twins", colluded with corrupt police and politicians to rob a bank cash truck. They fled to Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay, with a huge amount of money, and were rounded up by Argentine and Uruguayan police in an apartment. The murderous robbers killed several more police officers during the confrontation and defiantly burned the remaining stolen money. The ultimate siege by the police of the two countries began. This brutal siege and its shocking ending have become a legend in Latin America. In 2000, Argentinian director Marcelo Pinheiro adapted "Fire" into a film of the same name, which won the Spanish Goya Award for Best Spanish Foreign Film.

Richard Yates (1926-1992) was "the great writer of the anxious age." As a faithful recorder of mainstream American life in the mid-twentieth century, critics have compared him to Chekhov, Fitzgerald, and John Cheever. His debut novel "Revolutionary Road" was an immediate success and was nominated for the National Book Award. In 1962, his first short story collection "Eleven Kinds of Loneliness" was published, and was even known as "New York's Dubliners".

This book is a science fiction work that, in the form of notes, depicts the life scenes of a country in the twenty-sixth century, the "United Kingdom": all buildings here are made of glass: people live in glass houses, isolated from contact with trees and other creatures; people walk on the glass sidewalk at an orderly pace from four to five o'clock in the afternoon. Here, everyone has no name, only a number. People wear uniforms, get up, work, and eat according to a schedule, and all activities are scientifically calculated. Here, everything has "standards" and as long as you abide by the rules, you can have a happy life. No. Д-503, the designer of the spaceship "Unification", has no doubts about the country in which he lives. He was content with a life of science and reason until he met I-330...

This is a true story in human history, a story about how plague shaped our cities and even the world today. In the 19th century, during the era of Queen Victoria in England, London, as a modern metropolis, suffered from disease pandemics every few years, with each outbreak claiming thousands of lives. Doctor John Snow conducted a series of studies and discovered and proved that cholera exists in water. When no one believed it, the Reverend Henry Whitehead helped Snow plot the number of people who drew water to drink versus the number of people who did not draw water to drink on the same graph and label the number of deaths in each neighborhood. It was found that the further away from the water pump, the fewer deaths occurred. It turned out that the water pump was the source of pollution. This great discovery saved the city of London from the last cholera outbreak in Britain. This neighborhood map has deservedly become one of the most influential maps in history, as important as Columbus's early maps that led navigators around the world. It created a new way of life, and people began to build sewer systems, create urban public facilities, and ensure clean water for the benefit of everyone. And this period of history that ushered in a new era of medicine is also deeply recorded in the immortal monument of the progress of human civilization.

There was a young man who participated in the revolution when he was young and left scars all over his body. After the war, he worked hard until he was paralyzed and blind. However, with his tenacious will, he overcame difficulties that ordinary people could not imagine. He spent three years writing this novel, which proved the value of his life. This is the experience of N. Ostrovsky and the protagonist of "How the Steel Was Tempered". By narrating the growth path of Paul Korchagin, the novel tells people that only when a person defeats the enemy and himself in the hardships of the revolution, and connects his pursuit with the interests of the motherland and the people, can he create miracles and grow into a steel warrior. The year 2024 marks the 120th anniversary of the birth of the author Nikki Ostrovsky and the 110th anniversary of the birth of the translator Mr. Mei Yi. Mei Yi is the first person to translate "How Steel Was Tempered" into China. His translation is also the most authoritative translation of this most brilliant masterpiece in socialist literature.

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"Technology and Civilization" brings together pioneering methods and rich and informative historical data, and it also explains a novel theory that is still very forward-looking today: people internalize the external world and externalize the inner world - our greatest success in material activities is often the projection of our deep spiritual needs and the greatest rational and irrational passions. Therefore, understanding technology is not only the first step in reorienting our civilization, but also a means of understanding society and, by extension, ourselves. Mumford is surprisingly optimistic in his examination of the plight of early modern society. He identifies the nature of the problems that lead to economic, social, and environmental collapse, including the militarization of social organization, the waste of resources, the gross destruction of natural systems, and the promotion of mindless consumerism as the ultimate satisfaction in life. He believes that it is entirely possible that the injustices of the paleotechnical period will eventually be replaced by a humanizing new technological era. But after witnessing the Cold War, the nuclear arms race, the mystification of public opinion, and more, his original confidence no longer existed and was replaced by growing skepticism. Perhaps it is for this reason that we should revisit Mumford's former thinking. Back then, the light had not yet been obscured by shadows and the best possibilities still existed. Let us ask with young Lewis Mumford: What kind of world do we want to build?

Divination operator Yunshan is at the edge of the Han River, at the beginning of Qin and at the end of Chu. Banditry is rampant in inter-provincial suburbs, causing thousands of waves. It is a turquoise mine in the light and a military training ground in the dark. Eliminate all demons and monsters and protect the well-being of all people.

Three years ago, global time and space became distorted, and time and space began to overlap and overlap. The random survival trial game has made a strong debut and is spreading around the world. Everyone is a potential player in this game, which means that fiction becomes reality. Everyone may be taken into another time and space, that... Space dominated by the trial game. Those who go there must deduce the big boss according to certain rules, successfully defeat it with the help of props, and complete all the main tasks before they pass the trial. As for these copies, they have different shapes and scenes, but the process remains the same no matter what. That is to deduce the secret of the place, find the core characters or props for completing the mission, and finally escape successfully and successfully break through the level. The so-called survival trial has only one purpose - to survive! Only by being alive can you find clues and complete the task within the specified time limit, otherwise you will just be trapped there forever. The eternal topic - survival! It is the core of this game! The good thing about the Survival Trial Game is that people under the age of 18 and over 60 are not allowed to participate. People of other age groups are more dangerous. In the beginning, there were naturally some people who did not believe in evil. It was just a broken game that appeared out of the sky and it was said that eternal life was trapped. It was a fantasy. It wasn't until those who violated the rules and failed to pass the level were sealed in another space and could never return to the real world that everyone began to realize that something was wrong.

In September, when the sun is shining and the cicadas are chirping, Weixin Middle School welcomes the new semester as scheduled. The campus is full of students laughing and full of youthful vitality. But no one expected that under the calm surface, there were turbulent undercurrents, and a severe challenge quietly came. The mysterious Lan tribe is hiding in the campus. They have a special mission, but they are caught in an unprecedented crisis. Ancient prophecies, mysterious symbols, all clues point to a shocking secret concerning the fate of the world. The daily exchanges between classmates may hold the key to solving the mystery; a casual club activity may become an opportunity to turn things around. In this seemingly ordinary campus, the people of the Lan tribe rely on their wisdom and courage to explore the truth amidst the fog and race against time, just to resolve this crisis that can subvert everything.

The "Math Girls" series unfolds in the form of novels, focusing on a group of young people exploring the beauty of mathematics. The content is from the shallower to the deeper, and the mathematical explanation part is very exquisite. It is called "an excellent popular science book on mathematics". The protagonist "I" is a high school boy who likes mathematics. His hobby is discussing calculation formulas. He often thinks about mathematical problems alone at his desk. After entering high school, he met Mirga, a genius girl who is good at mathematics and smart, Tedora, a school girl who is curious, energetic and hard-working, and Risa, a taciturn computer expert. In addition, Yuri, a cousin with a flexible mind and gradually fell in love with mathematics under the guidance of "I", several young people traveled in the world of mathematics together and discovered the beauty of mathematics. Differential calculus from "Secret Notes of a Math Girl". The author Hiroshi Yuuki collected the questions raised by readers on the Internet about the "Mathematical Girl" series and compiled them into chapters. In the form of character dialogue and exercises, he once again explains various mathematical concepts in simple and easy-to-understand terms.

The "Math Girls" series unfolds in the form of novels, focusing on a group of young people exploring the beauty of mathematics. The content is from the shallower to the deeper, and the mathematical explanation part is very exquisite. It is called "an excellent popular science book on mathematics". The protagonist "I" is a high school boy who likes mathematics. His hobby is discussing calculation formulas. He often thinks about mathematical problems alone at his desk. After entering high school, he met Mirga, a genius girl who is good at mathematics and smart, Tedora, a school girl who is curious, energetic and hard-working, and Risa, a taciturn computer expert. In addition, Yuri, a cousin with a flexible mind and gradually fell in love with mathematics under the guidance of "I", several young people traveled in the world of mathematics together and discovered the beauty of mathematics.

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The "Mathematical Girls" series is developed in the form of a novel, focusing on the story of a group of young people exploring the beauty of mathematics. The content is simple and easy to explain, and the explanations are very subtle. It is called "the best popular science book on mathematics". "Secret Notes of a Math Girl" is an extended series of "Math Girls". The author Hiroshi Yuuki collected the questions raised by readers on the Internet about the "Mathematical Girl" series and compiled them into chapters to explain various mathematical concepts in a simple and easy-to-understand manner in the form of character dialogues and exercises. The protagonist "I" is a high school boy who likes mathematics. His hobby is discussing calculation formulas. He often thinks about mathematical problems alone at his desk. After entering high school, "I" made a group of friends. Several young people traveled together in the world of mathematics and discovered the beauty of mathematics.

[Quick Wear + Essence + Young Lady + 1v1 + Love at First Sight + Sweet Pet] The eldest daughter Liu Suisui, who has always been pampered, has always disliked her uncle Qiao, who is seven years older than her, because he always cares about this and that, which annoys her. But during an earthquake, the man tried his best to protect her. Only then did she learn that he had already been deeply in love with her. In order to save her uncle from the Qiao family, she bound the system and needed to conquer the villains in each plane and collect his fragments from each world. After the task is completed, the uncle can be resurrected. I thought it was something I could easily grasp, but I hit a wall on the first plane. "What does my matter have to do with you?" The cold and aloof young man looked at her indifferently. Miss Liu was so angry that she felt she had lost face, so she turned around and ran away. Little did he know that the young man looked panicked and looked at her back with a look of distress. As long as you take one step toward me, I will take care of the remaining ninety-nine steps. --Qiao Yu.

4 extremely weird and suspenseful stories! The most evil thing this series has ever seen appears! "Crybaby" old friends reunited, an affair broke family ethics, the culprit turned out to be the "demon mole" hidden in the corner of the eye... "Mother-in-law's Grave" Only men can go to the most beautiful flower viewing place in Sakura Village, and women will be cursed. Everything stems from the burial in the tomb. The secret behind... "Two People Walking Together" The messenger who lost his wife and daughter flew into the mountains by mistake, and a weird and eccentric faceless man pursued him... "The Mansion of Kurobutsu Shenhuo" A group of men and women were trapped in a strange mansion. The food became rotten and smelly overnight, until the sound of heavy footsteps was heard late at night...

Know the urban legend of the Summer Ghost? It is said that whenever fireworks are lit on a summer night, the ghost of the young woman will appear from the abandoned airport runway. Tomoya, who is unable to move towards the life he loves, Aoi, who cannot find a place to live, and Ryo, whose days are numbered in the future - three teenagers who want to commit suicide, come to the airport with different moods. They hope to see the deceased and ask them: "What does it feel like to die?"

Infinite world, infinite possibilities, infinite horror. May the eternal fire be ignited, soothe the fear in people's hearts, and drive away the barbarism in the four wilds. Ps: This book mainly uses the setting of infinite horror, with a small part involving other works of Z, plus some magical modifications by the author. There is no way that the content of the later works of Z is a bit messy, and some settings in the prehistoric calendar conflict with Death Kai and Infinite Dawn, so I only selected a small part of them. Therefore, the settings of this book are not completely based on the Infinite World series of Z. There are many second creations. If you mind, please read with caution.

Rest is like a soft cloud in the sky, passing quietly inadvertently. This short period of time is like intermission at an opera, like halftime at a football game, or like the break between classes. A break seems like an insignificant gap, a gap in a planned daily life, like a whim, sometimes unbearable. After all, it's what happens before and after that matters, isn't it? Rest itself is unworthy of our lack of attention and love. In fact, it is a real bag of surprises, a treasure trove full of meanings and connotations that give meaning to our existence.

An interesting TO DO LIST, full of "good ideas" that make people laugh, for mature readers who are always optimistic or young readers who are full of curiosity. This book will tell you straightforwardly that life after the age of fifty is full of expectations. In middle age, when that magical age of 50 is approaching and you don't immediately recognize yourself in the mirror, life's fundamental question begins to weigh on you-what do you do for fun? Long nights of wild drinking, excessive flirting and partying - all the things that have been energizing and distracting for decades are suddenly a source of headaches instead of joy. So, how do you spend the rest of your life? Throw everything away and start over under a fake name? Retraining as a criminal investigator or psychoanalyst? Moving to Hawaii? No, none of this is necessary. Andrea Gerk invites us to explore the many beautiful little things in life that can only be appreciated when we are mature enough: inviting all your exes over for dinner, discussing your illness endlessly, reciting a poem every day, letting young people explain the world to you, and even giving yourself an award for your life's work.

This is a set of masterpieces on the history of human civilization spanning tens of thousands of years, covering the conflict and evolution of Eastern and Western civilizations, the history of the geographical world, the history of human wars, the evolution of values, the history of ancient Greek civilization, etc. The author of "How Long Will the West Dominate" uses the original "Social Development Index" measurement standard to discuss the fundamental reasons why the West has dominated the world so far, and boldly predicts how the East will catch up with the West and take over the world's leading flag in the next 100 years. "The Measure of Civilization" is the sequel to "How Long Will the West Dominate". The author comprehensively introduces what his original "Social Development Index" is and how civilization can be measured using numbers. "War" is a 15,000-year history of human war. Through the wonderful presentation of major historical battles, military revolutions, and the logic of the birth of Leviathan, it objectively analyzes and reveals the powerful role of war in promoting the integration and evolution of civilizations. "Historical Bias" reveals the complex changes in human values ​​​​in the process of human beings going through a foraging society, an agricultural society, and a fossil fuel society. It provides readers with a unique perspective to understand the values ​​of the past era and understand multiple values. "Geography is Destiny" uses ten thousand years as a scale and Britain as a dot to radiate world history and provide insight into how geographical factors determine the rise and fall of countries and the change of world order. It is a representative work of the author's geographical determinism. "The Greeks" is a complete history of ancient Greece spanning ten thousand years. Diamond, author of "Guns, Germs and Steel," praised: "Ian Morris has established himself as a leader in the interest and popularity of big historical works."

Winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature, the lyrics entered the palace of classic literature for the first time. This book covers more than half a century of Bob Dylan's creative classics, including nearly 400 works from 32 classic albums in his artistic career from 1961 to 2020. Chinese and English bilingual, with detailed notes. As the citation for the Nobel Prize for Literature says: Dylan stands shoulder to shoulder with Blake, Rimbaud, Whitman and Shakespeare, not to sing about eternity but to speak about what is happening around us, like the oracle at Delphi delivering the evening news. The beauty of his work is of the highest order, changing our ideas of what poetry is and what poetry is.