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Swedish novel king Frederic Backman's private novels with excellent reputation have sold 13 million copies worldwide. Those who live in a hurry will miss a lot of things. Thank you for gifting this story to yourself. --The slow farewell and endless love between Buckman boy and grandfather, father and son, the book of life that Cha Eun-woo read three times in one go. 2016\U002F2017 Swedish Writer of the Year, No. 1 In the Amazon Writers Ranking in the United States. The king of super-popular novels highly recommended by Lin Yanjun, Ma Sichun, Zhang Haochen, Ji Changxu, Cha Eunwoo, The Seven Golden Years, Huo Siyan, Oprah, Tom Hanks, etc. Presented in Chinese and English, each sentence is so beautiful that you can read it aloud. The popular American illustrator Ella laytham has drawn 26 poetic illustrations. "A Man's Pilgrimage", "Bear Town", "A Man Called Ove Decides to Die", "Pumping Heart" and "Wearing Gloves to Wipe Tears" are produced and published by Big Fish Readings, with quality assurance. This wonderful and tender story will remind you of the good times spent with your family.

The Nobel Prize winner's work is Pamuk's first attempt to "write a shorter novel", although the story has been brewing for thirty years - it began in the summer of 1988, when Pamuk met a pair of well-diggers near his residence who were affectionate as father and son. The process of digging a well to get water is also a journey of digging all the way into the dark depths of memory. Jem, a young man who lost his father and became an apprentice to dig wells, gradually became a businessman with no worries about food and clothing over the years. Underneath his peaceful middle-aged life, there is an unknown past buried. Until one day, the past he tried to forget finally swallowed him up. What kind of father do we need? One who tolerates everything we do, or one who teaches us obedience? Perhaps, after trying all the freedoms, we just want to find a meaning, a center, a person who can say "no" to ourselves. Sixteen-year-old high school student Jim came to the small town of Engeran on the outskirts of Istanbul during the summer vacation and dug a well with the well-digger Mahmoud. Because water could not be found for a long time, the work became extremely boring. However, Master Mahmoud and Jim gradually became as close as a father and son. Just this summer, a red-haired woman briefly appeared in Jem's life. Because of an accident, Jem fled the town in panic. For the next thirty years, he continued to read and search for two ancient legends. He discovered that these ancient stories still mysteriously guided his destiny. Thirty years later, Jem has become the owner of a construction company and leads a prosperous and peaceful middle-aged life. He returns to Engren and discovers everything he had tried to forget...

A jailed spiritual medium, a rich lady who yearns for freedom, a group of women trapped by the times. Rich girl Margaret is shocked when she sees the female prisoner Selina Dawes. She evoked her pain of being imprisoned, her desire for freedom, and her longing for an unknown life. She went to prison frequently uncontrollably and took great care of Selina. From sympathy to recognition, from empathy to love, Margaret's feelings for Selina were out of control. But is this mysterious girl a liar-talking fraudster, or a genius with extraordinary talents? "The Spirit" is the second part of Sarah Waters's Victorian trilogy. It is a work full of narrative power and textual power. It reveals the emotional and social dilemmas of women profoundly and sharply.

Another masterpiece by John Williams, author of "Stoner". The difference from "Stoner" is that he wants to understand the reality of the world. They are both a story about perseverance in the face of meaninglessness, about failure caused by naivety. Unlike Stoner, who sticks to his faith, this is a young man who is passionate and curious about the unknown, eager to seek the real world: what he believes in is not the belief of Emerson and Thoreau, but the seeing behind it - except for wilderness and experience, nothing is more sincere and charming than the inner impulse. At the same time, he is the same as Stoner in a sense, they have achieved self-realization. Perhaps, each of us has this kind of impulse and passion, which has made us who we are today. A deep meditation on the young mind. The author John Williams said that when a young man who dropped out of Harvard came to the West and saw nature and the true appearance of the wilderness, what would happen to him? This is where the novel begins. "Butcher's Crossing" tells the story of Andrews, a young man who dropped out of Harvard in 1873. Influenced by the natural concepts of Emerson and Thoreau, he came to Butcher's Crossing with the urge to find beauty, hope and vitality, and followed the hunter Miller and two others (Schneider the skinner and Charlie Hogg, who worked with the camp) into the Colorado mountains to hunt bison. Each of them embarked on this uncertain journey with different purposes and ideas. They experienced many difficulties and even lost one person's life. They returned to Butcher's Crossing Town, but earth-shaking changes had taken place here...

"Summer of the Bird" revolves around a seemingly bizarre story: the husband mysteriously disappears in a secret room. Kyogokudo, whose motto is "Nothing is incredible in the world," and his friend Sekiguchi began to investigate the incident. It involves various complex reasonings, and when it reaches the ending, the truth is finally revealed. It turns out that the essence of the mystery has been revealed when Kyogoku Hall explained the changes in social concepts of the mythical story "Guhuotiao". The daughter of the Kuonji family at the obstetrics and gynecology hospital was unable to give birth after 20 months of pregnancy. What's even weirder is that her husband-in-law actually disappeared without a trace like smoke in a secret room a year and a half ago... The disappearance in the secret room and the long-term infertility are actually a strange and mysterious shell, and what is wrapped in it is a sad and helpless story.

The protagonist is Kyogokudo, the owner of a used book store. He believes that "nothing is incredible in the world" and uses careful reasoning to solve various seemingly mysterious and strange events. The story combines folk customs, modern history and the subtleties of the human heart, creating a new pattern of "monster reasoning". The protagonist of "Wind" is the same as "A Hundred Utensils Bag of Use - Rain", the detective Enokizu Reijiro who never reasons or investigates. Because he can see other people's memories, any intricate crime cannot be hidden from him. "A Bag of Useless Weapons" is the last part of Toriyama Shiyan's collection of monster paintings. Various utensils turn into monsters. Toriyama himself said that it was "transformed by dreams." The painter's dream comes to life on the page, and people's memories burst into the detective's field of vision. It cannot but be said that there is some coincidence. Enokizu Reijiro has a bold and unrestrained personality and is good at making trouble. The first-person narrator of the story is "I" who was accidentally involved in various incidents. From "my" point of view, Enokizu is an extremely terrifying person and must be kept at a distance. The story is full of humor.

"Hundred Utensils of Vain Bag - Rain" is a three-part novella with one of the protagonists in the main story, Reijiro Enokizu, as the core character. In the main story, Enokizu relies on his special ability to see other people's memories, and works with Kyogokudo to break through obstacles and eliminate evil spirits. In this novella in which he is the protagonist, Kyogokudo takes a back seat and cooperates with Enokitsu's whimsical ideas for solving crimes to complete the three mystery stories of "Narukkama", "Bottle Chief" and "Shan Hao". Enokizu's performance in this work is more unrestrained and unrestrained, making people feel both happy and healed. The word "in vain" means "time passes slowly" in Japanese. Toriyama Shiyan named his monster atlas "Hundred Weapons in vain bag", which means both "stories of hundreds of utensils collected at different times" and "one hundred utensils that have become spirits through the passage of time". The "I" in the story was indignant because of the misfortune that befell my niece, but because of my own meager strength, I was unable to compete with the murderer and even the prejudice of the entire society. It was not until I got to know Enokizu that I relied on his "god"-like power of action to successfully resolve the incident. Running around that seemed futile before finally showed its meaning. "In vain" may not be in vain. The power accumulated over time can still give people something to look forward to. This is the heartwarming part of this work.

Teacher Tatara, a monster researcher, has a fat body and endless useless knowledge. He talks about monsters and monsters at home, and takes Toriyama Shiyan's collection of monster paintings as a personal treasure. He has a great sense of direction, but he only knows how to move forward in a straight line. He has no common sense about life, but his appetite is extraordinary. The journey to explore monsters that he embarks on is doomed to be full of disasters...

In 1922, in post-war England, men were scarce. Frances's brother died, her father died, and her servants left. It was difficult to maintain the original decent life. She and her mother had to rent out the second floor of their home for newspapers. The young Barbour couple moved into their home, and the old bedroom was given a new look. The quiet house was filled with party noises. The intimate coexistence also awakened the desire in Frances's heart. When the secrets were lifted from her chest, the love affair was as bright as the summer in England. However, one autumn rainy night, a conflict exposed the lies beneath the gentle surface, and a fresh life suddenly ended. This was a secret that the two of them guarded quietly, but when it was stained with blood, it finally shocked the whole city.

The work "The Fingersmith" was adapted by the BBC into the famous British drama "The Fingersmith". It tells the story of Mr. Li and his niece Maud living in a large manor in the suburbs of London. Mr. Li has a surly personality, which drives Maud to organize and read aloud books in the library all day long. The poor girl has never stepped outside the manor since she was a child, and lives a life of darkness. One day, the intrusion of a stranger brought life to Maud's long-desired heart. He was Rivers who came to teach Maud how to paint. In order to ensure success, Rivers hired Soda, a member of the theft gang, and after arrangements, Sue became Maude's personal maid. With careful planning step by step, things developed in the direction expected by Rivers, but soon took a turn for the worse. It turned out that everything was not as simple as Su imagined. A big conspiracy that had been carefully brewed more than ten years ago was waiting for everyone, and a truth like a bolt from the blue was about to come out. A gothic suspense that twists and turns, a pure literature full of nineteenth-century tidbits, and a female writing filled with life experiences. The conspiracy is vast, but hope is stirring; the deception is confusing, but love is abundant.

"The Story of My Teeth" tells the story of Gustavo Speedway, a unique auctioneer in the world, and his teeth. A work about "my" collections, their unique names and their rebirth after recycling. I gushed out pearls and gave my collection new value with stories that were both true and false. Until one day, my son took away my cherished Monroe teeth and imprisoned me in an art museum exhibition hall. Then one day I met Fragin and asked him to write my biography. And we started stealing small items from art museums. I learned and sold them now, and used the stories behind those items to teach him about art collection...

"Ukiyo Bathhouse" is the pinnacle of Japanese comedy in the Edo period and is also the representative work of Shikitei Sanma. The book consists of two parts. The first part describes the scene in the men's section of the bathhouse, which lasts from early morning to afternoon, with a lively and noisy atmosphere. There are dozens of characters among the bathers, including the paralyzed Dou Qi, a 70-year-old reclusive old man, Kinbei with his child, a quack doctor who plays nonsense, a stranger who mistakes someone else's underwear for a towel, a drunkard, a blind man, and 19 small scenes. The second part describes the women's section of the bathhouse, which is equally lively. There are women of various identities in the bathhouse, including geishas, ​​maids, daughters, mothers, daughters-in-law, mothers-in-law, wet nurses, etc., With a wide age range, and a total of 16 small scenes. The characters of each of the men, women, and children who come to bathe are vivid and interesting through dialogue.

Sarah Waters, the original author of the British drama "Fingersmith" and a master storyteller among the living English writers today, has made a stunning debut in the literary world. The New York Times Noteworthy Work of the Year; won the Betty Trask Literary Award. From the theater to the street corner, from a seaside girl to a beauty in men's clothing; she experienced betrayal, transcended despair, and finally reached the bloom and awakening of a woman. Because of a thrown rose, the seaside girl left her hometown and followed her beloved beauty in men's clothing; because of an unexpected betrayal, the actor Nancy fell into depravity and exiled herself to the dark street corners of London. In this novel about lust and freedom, about growth and transformation, Sarah Waters examines the theater culture of the Victorian era, the men's beauties trend, the embryonic form of the feminist movement, and the aristocratic underground erotic clubs, recreating the various aspects of London at that time.

"False Documents" contains ten essays written by Luiselli when she debuted: some passages record her thoughts about self and space while roaming (or riding) between cities and countries; some passages explore the boundaries of reading and writing. The word "fake document" is taken from her experience of getting a permanent residence card in Venice during her trip to Venice and visiting Brodsky's grave in the beginning and end. It also metaphors the complexity and change of the flow of the author's own experience. The detached perspective and graceful writing style of essay writing reflect Luiselli's ambition and honesty as a writer, and it also provides readers with a new way of seeing the world around them.

"Hyakuki Night Walk: Yin" contains ten short stories written by ordinary people who feed monsters in their hearts. It is the first collection of short stories in the Kyogokudo series, giving you a glimpse into the terrifying abyss hidden in daily life.

"I Taste the Flavor of Things Too Soon: A Collection of Poems by Ishikawa Takuboku" contains four short collections by Ishikawa Takuboku. "A Grip of Sand" contains 551 short songs, and "The Sad Toy" contains 194 short songs. These two song collections sincerely record the poet's sorrow and sighs in his life of poverty and illness. "Brief and Whistle" is a collection of six modern poems written by Ishikawa Takuboku, focusing on thinking about the real world. "An Edible Poetry" is a confessional article written by the poet about his poetry creation. He briefly describes his creative path and analyzes his own soul.

"Robinson Crusoe" tells the story of Robinson Crusoe, a young British sailing enthusiast who was swept to a desert island by wind and waves in a shipwreck. Although he was out of danger, he was alone and helpless. In order to survive, he used his intelligence and strong will to overcome various hardships and built fortresses, "villas" and ships. He also rescued captives from the hands of the natives and assisted the British shipowners in recovering the ship that had been occupied by pirates. Finally, he bid farewell to the desert island where he had lived for 28 years, and returned to the UK with the ship.

Writing poetry is the most beautiful thing anyone can do in this God-forsaken world. Bolaño, who took literature as his career, wrote a love letter to a generation of literary youth. The Chinese version of Bolaño's poetry collection includes the main poetry collection "Unknown University" and three other poetry collections "Antwerp", "Romantic Dog" and "Three".

Bonnefoy's poetry is rooted in the Symbolist tradition since Baudelaire, Mallarmé, and Valéry, but also incorporates the innovative vitality of modernist art, representing the mainstream of French poetry since the 1950s. His poems are beautiful and complex, often revealing mysteries. Through the creation of language, he rises from daily experience to an ethereal and supreme realm. His poetry creation style is unique in the French poetry world throughout the 20th century. "Movement and Stillness of Dufault" is included in Bonnefoy's four early poetry collections, including "Movement and Stillness of Dufault", "Yesterday, a Desert", "Inscribed Stone" and "In the Trap of the Threshold", all of which are representative works of the poet.

"Lovesickness at the Flick of Fingers" is a short story written by the famous martial arts novelist Wen Ruian. It revolves around a lovesick girl and uses the martial arts battle between three people as a clue. A martial arts classic that millions of fans and chivalrous novel lovers should not miss.

That year he and she broke up because of a misunderstanding, because the wind was full of the smell of wild ginger flowers, and both of them missed each other bitterly. They always held each other's letters in their hands and fell asleep, but when they had the chance to meet, they always stubbornly looked away and wasted the time they could love each other without realizing it. Maybe this is a gentle and dancing love like candlelight. Because the light is too weak, it always needs to be held firmly in the palm of the hand. He and she were once very careful not to dare to breathe loudly. They may not be able to see the warmth again in this life. How can they just give up? Every lonely person has his or her own worries. Don't be so ignorant that you try to comfort them. Please don't disturb them. No matter who leaves this world, the remaining people can still live well. She hugged her friend and listened to her cry. She had various reasons but no longer wanted to hear him explain that the two most difficult things in the world were to give up and the other to forgive. She only did the first one, and it still hurt the same. Putting on a pair of shoes and walking on the road filled with fallen leaves, she thought that they didn't need to say goodbye after all. Please forget the beauty related to youth. No matter how firm the vows were, you could turn around and never see each other again.

This book is a collection of Maupassant's two novels, "Life" and "Pierre and Jean". "Life" is Maupassant's first novel, a genre novel depicting the countryside of Normandy. "Pierre and Jean" tells the story of two brothers, Pierre and Jean, because the heir to an inheritance is their younger brother, which arouses the elder brother's jealousy and makes many words and deeds that hurt his younger brother and his mother. In the end, the younger brother decides to give up the right to inherit the inheritance, and the older brother realizes that he has gone too far and decides to develop abroad.

This collection of Shakespeare's comedies translated by Zhu Shenghao includes selected plays such as "Twelfth Night", "The Merchant of Venice", "The Merry Wives of Windsor", "The Taming of the Shrew", "As You Like It", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", etc. It revolves around the themes of love, friendship and marriage, but the plots are vivid and rich, with eternal charm.

This book is a collection of short stories and short stories, including "Vanina Vannini" and other eight short stories written by Stendhal based on some handwritten stories found in Italy. The content of the story is either the love tragedy of young men and women with vastly different social status, or the conspiracy and murder caused by the affair between men and women in the palace. The characters in the novel all have strong emotional impulses, overwhelming lust and the resulting violent actions. Stendhal attempted to use this to express his favorite "Italian passionate character" and his worship of "power", and to contrast the reality that interest relationships in nineteenth-century French society stifled natural emotions in people.

"A Simple Heart" contains the novellas "Memories of a Madman" and "Autumn Rhythm" and the short story "A Simple Heart" by the famous French writer Flaubert. "Memories of a Madman" and "Autumn Rhythm" are his early works. "Memories of a Madman" describes the passion and melancholy of a young man who is silently in unrequited love and obsessed with love. "Autumn Rhythm" tells the story of a lonely, depressed young man who eagerly desires to experience the taste of love, but ends up dying of melancholy because of love. "A Simple Heart" writes about the ordinary and touching life of a maid. Through the details of daily life, the author creates a simple and touching image of a working woman, showing her beautiful and kind heart and brave and witty qualities.

The world has been quiet for many years, and the "four great martial arts masters" have undercurrents. "West Town" Lan Yuanshan battles with "North City" Zhou Baiyu: After a while in the chatting pavilion, we decide the victory and defeat, and establish the master and slave. Zhou Baiyu went to the meeting in white clothes with the belief that he would win, but it was just the beginning of the change... Beauty trap, who is planning it for whom? Who committed the nine cases of rape and murder of celebrities? What kind of shadow drives evil? Xi Xiaofeng, the owner of Xijiazhuang, the largest martial arts family in Lianghe, lost his mind. He hurt his wife, butchered his son, and chased his younger brother with a prostitute. For a time, everyone looked at him with suspicion.

People who grew up reading Verne will always be curious about the world! Liu Cixin, the representative writer of Chinese science fiction novels, wrote a handwritten message and highly recommended it! Carefully select 8 illustrations from the 1874 first edition of "The Mysterious Island" and redraw them in detail to reproduce the original appearance of the first edition! Classic translation by Peking University French translator Chen Xiaoqing. People who grew up reading Jules Verne will always be curious about the world! Verne is one of the undisputed founders of the science fiction literary genre! In the history of human literature, Verne became an adventurous scientific prophet because of his extraordinary insight! Verne is the irreplaceable father of science fiction and a pioneer of surrealism! During the American Civil War, five northern prisoners trapped in a Confederate city escaped in a hot air balloon and were blown down by a storm to an uninhabited island in the South Pacific. They relied on scientific knowledge to build the desert island into a prosperous paradise. However, mysterious incidents occurred one after another on the island...

People who grew up reading Verne will always be curious about the world! From beginning to end, Verne has been synonymous with science fiction! Liu Cixin, the representative writer of Chinese science fiction novels, wrote a handwritten message and highly recommended it! Verne is one of the undisputed founders of the science fiction literary genre! Attached are 8 original illustrations from the first edition of "Around the World in Eighty Days" in 1872, re-drawn in detail. A new translation by an outstanding young translator fully demonstrates the charm of Verne's science fiction classic! In the history of human literature, Verne used his extraordinary insight to become an adventurous scientific prophet! He is the irreplaceable father of science fiction and a pioneer of surrealism!

"The Brothers Karamazov" is Dostoevsky's masterpiece. The story comes from a real patricide case and describes the contradictions and conflicts between two generations. The protagonist Karamazov has four sons: Dmitry, Ivan, Alyosha and the illegitimate son Smerdyakov. The old Karamazov, who has reached his twilight years, does not change his greedy and lustful nature. He not only seizes the inheritance left by his wife to the children, but also becomes jealous of a romantic woman with his eldest son Dmitri, which leads to disharmony between father and son. Dmitri hated his father and threatened to kill him. One night, he suspected that his father was having a tryst with his lover. In a rage, he beat his father seriously and fled in a hurry. That night, old Karamazov died and Dmitri was arrested. However, the real murderer was the illegitimate son Smerdyakov. In order to vent his long-standing grudges, he secretly brutally killed his seriously injured father. This confusing murder triggered a series of thrilling stories. The ending of the novel is very tragic: Dmitry is innocently imprisoned, Smerdyakov commits suicide in fear of crime, Ivan becomes insane, and Alyosha leaves for a foreign country. The novel is a faithful record of the social era. On the surface, "The Brothers Karamazov" is about a patricide case, about the entangled grievances between a father and his sons. In fact, this family tragedy is also a metaphor for the disintegration of the Tsarist autocratic society. The theme of the novel is the human spirit and the moral battle between faith, suspicion, reason and free will. Since the 10th century AD, Christianity has become the spiritual pillar of Russians, carrying many connotations such as society, morality, and humanity. However, after the serfdom reform in the 19th century, the materialistic desires and moral decay brought about by the development of capitalism increasingly fragmented Russian society. The democratic revolutionary movement against the tsarist autocratic rule was in full swing. Various social trends impacted the traditional Russian value system, and atheists began to question the existence of God. These social, political, economic, religious and philosophical trends of thought profoundly influenced Dostoevsky's thoughts and creations. Similarly, the writer's own life experience also has an important impact on novel creation. During his exile in Siberia, Dostoevsky came into contact with the prototype of the patricide case - a young man who was wrongly convicted of killing his father for financial gain. About 10 years later, the real murderer was brought to justice and the young man was acquitted. In 1878, Dostoevsky began writing "The Brothers Karamazov", and this story became the main plot of the novel. In May of the same year, Dostoevsky's three-year-old son Alyosha unfortunately died of epilepsy inherited from his family. His spirit suffered a heavy blow and his creation was temporarily suspended. Picking up the pen again, the writer incorporated the pain of losing his son into the novel and created Alyosha, who has the same name as his son, making him the embodiment of faith and virtue. At the end of the novel, Alyosha encourages the children to be friendly, kind, and honest. "We will definitely be resurrected" and our spirits will be immortal. Obviously, Alyosha placed his thoughts on the writer's thoughts on his son, as well as his deeper universal feelings. "The Brothers Karamazov", which was born in the 19th century, has a strong color of critical realism and also contains many modern elements. The epic work contains profound philosophy, various writing techniques, an omniscient narrator who is closely connected with the characters in the novel, a distinctive language style, and a meticulous psychological portrayal. All these constitute a bizarre, profound and profound world, which has influenced countless readers and many literary schools and writers in later generations. Freud praised the book as "the greatest novel in history"; Kafka believed that he had a "blood relationship" with Dostoevsky; Joyce said in no uncertain terms that Dostoevsky "had a profound influence" on him. "The Brothers Karamazov" is like an accurate miniature of human nature. This statement is true. Although he was not the pioneer of psychological narrative, he was a master who carried forward the description of psychological consciousness. Dostoevsky did not give a standard answer to the profound and difficult problems of human nature, which requires the insight and understanding of every reader. In the writer's words, there will always be rainy days and sunny days in life, but there will always be sunny days after rain.

"Faust", as a classic of German literature, is a masterpiece that Goethe completed throughout his life from his youth to the eve of his death. Its creation has gone through four periods of Goethe's literary creation: the Sturm und Drang period, the Italian trip and Weimar period, the classical literature period in collaboration with Schiller, and the creative period in his later years. Therefore, Goethe's "Faust" went from the "first draft" and "fragments" to the completion of the first and second parts. During this period, through constant conception and thinking, Faust completed the leap from an individual to representing the overall development of mankind, giving Faust the lofty ideal of stepping out of the "small world" and entering the "big world", thereby establishing the "Faustian spirit" of human beings pursuing "infinity".

The protagonist Tom Sawyer in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" is innocent and lively, daring to explore and pursue freedom. He cannot bear the boring life that restricts his personality and dreams of doing something heroic. Through the adventures of the protagonist, the novel satirizes and criticizes the hypocritical and vulgar social customs, hypocritical religious rituals and rigid and outdated school education in the United States, and describes the free and lively hearts of young children in a cheerful style.

Nobel Prize winner Pamuk's novel, which he loved but also caused controversy for, was selected as one of the top ten best books of the year by the New York Times and won France's Medici Prize for Foreign Fiction. The story took place over four days and four nights in 1992. The protagonist Ka, a sentimental poet, travels around the remote Turkish town of Kars under the guise of a reporter. Heavy snow blocked the road, and all traffic from Kars to the outside was cut off. The snow falls relentlessly, gunshots ring out on the stage, and Kars is plunged into a military coup. Modernity and tradition, politics and culture... These conflicts divide the people of Karls City into two poles. The atmosphere of the entire town is full of depression, anger, conspiracy and violence. Love stories, murders, historical entanglements and conflicts are all condensed into this isolated town.

The publication of "New Life" in 1997 caused a sensation in Türkiye and became the fastest-selling book in Turkish history. It explores how the love and hatred between East and West for centuries seep into the cracks of everyone's life. Urgent intensity, captivating prose and dreamlike wonder. At that magical moment of departure you see an angel: until that moment we never know what this turmoil called life really means. One day, the male protagonist Osman read a strange book and was deeply shocked. He decided to bid farewell to the familiar life in the past, break away from his family, and pursue the "new life" in the book. He fell in love with the girl Jana and witnessed the assassination of his love rival Muhammad. While traveling on the bus with Jana, he encountered a car accident. He and the girl stole the documents of another couple who died in a car accident and gained a new identity. But in fact, all this is just the hero's imagination and hallucination, because he is unwilling to continue the past and accept the arranged life. Muhammad and Uthman were actually the same person. When he entered middle age and had a family of his own, one day he suddenly discovered that he did not want to say goodbye to his past life.

Mu Yao has been gentle in the eyes of others for half her life, but that is her rare gentleness. Only Yin Jiang knows what her gentleness is. The yandere male protagonist smiled softly: "Besides my side, where else do you want to go? Even if I hold you captive, I still want you to stay with me." Mu Yao: "Oh, it's not yet certain who will deduct whom." The darkened male protagonist has a paranoid voice: "If you don't marry me, do you have someone else in your heart! Tell me, who is he? I'll dig him out of your heart!" Mu Yao: "Yeah, yeah, keep going. I want to see how an unfounded person made you so jealous. If you still remember this, I will break your legs." (Use my rare tenderness to melt your distance) Male protagonist and female protagonist 1v1.

A Nobel Prize winner for literature who is an excellent storyteller, Pamuk's novels best embody the unique narrative structure of modern novels. A story has multiple viewing angles and development contexts, which can not only meet the needs of simple story reading, but also satisfy more in-depth thinking and aesthetics. "My Name is Red" is the work that established Pamuk's status as a master in the international literary world and has won almost all important literary awards in the world. The best-selling novel in classic literature, "My Name is Red" is a best-selling work around the world. The Chinese version in 2006 is one of the few best-selling works among domestic Nobel Prize-winning works. The story takes place in the Ottoman Empire in the late 1590s, when the Sultan secretly commissioned a great book to celebrate his life and empire. Four outstanding miniaturists of the day gathered in Istanbul to paint a book that was said to shake up religion and society. At this time, the young man Hei, who had been away from home for twelve years for love, finally returned at the call of his lover's father. In addition to love, he was greeted by murders that followed, and the clues were hidden somewhere in the unfinished pictures in the book...

The whole book contains two parts. "Klingsor's Last Summer" is a novella written by Hesse in 1919. At that time, the First World War had just ended, and the world had not yet recovered from the chaos. Tens of millions of soldiers, prisoners of war, and people returned to the freedom that they both yearned for and feared from years of rigid and unified obedience. Some young people were dragged away by the war in their childhood and now "return", but must face a completely unfamiliar reality. For "old people" like Hesse, those worldviews that were once highly recognized have become ridiculous and ridiculous things of the past. Everything becomes suspicious and disturbing. In such a summer, a farewell summer, a day full of power and light, temptation and charm, filled with southern sunshine and the aroma of wine, the painter Klingsor transformed into Li Taibai, roamed, drank and debated with his friends Du Fu, Louis and the Armenian astrologer. Finally, at the end of summer, I used up all the fuel in my life to complete the final painting. The second part, "Wanderings", is a collection of prose and poetry written by Hesse.

Everything in the world has a price, except time, every second is every second, and no one can bargain. So I am always on business trips and devote every minute and second of my life to work, because I firmly believe that creating wealth is the proper destination of time. At the age of 45, I became a successful man with a career and capital, but my wife and son left me. Cancer sent me to the hospital, and a week ago I met the five-year-old girl in the next ward. She used crayons to color chairs, made dinosaurs out of milk cartons, and told stories to rabbit dolls, all to comfort her mother and those who came to visit her. Death is approaching day by day, but the girl is still looking forward to her mother telling her bedtime stories, going to school, and looking forward to next year's birthday party. She secretly told me that aliens in white coats would come and cure her illness. She reminds me of my own son and the things I didn't do for him. The night when the God of Death came to take the girl away, a big hole in my heart seemed to be torn open. I offered to the God of Death to exchange my life for the girl's life, but the God of Death also asked to erase all traces of me in the world. How have I spent the past 45 years, from being the son of my parents to being the father of my son? A reckoning with the past made me finally understand what time really means.

Graham Greene is a legendary master who has been nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 21 times. In 1950, he was nominated for the first time and has been nominated 21 times in his life. He is known as the uncrowned king of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Although he never won a prize in his life, he was regarded as a spiritual idol and mentor by many Nobel Prize winners such as Marquez, Faulkner, V. S. Naipaul, J. M. Coetzee, William Golding, and Mario Llosa. García Márquez said: "Although the Nobel Prize was awarded to me, it was also indirectly awarded to Greene. If I had not read Greene, I would not have written anything." Russ Fussell, a judge of the Nobel Prize for Literature, said: "Not awarding Greene the Literature Prize is a major mistake in the history of the Nobel Prize." This work The collection includes all of Graham Greene's representative works from the early to the late period: "The Human Factor", "Our Man in Havana", "The End of Love", "The Core of Destiny", "The Quiet American", "A Betrayed Killer", "Stamboul Train", "Ministry of Terror", "The Secret Service".

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty. From then on, the Central Plains was in turmoil for more than 600 years until the beginning of the Tang Dynasty. During these 600 years, Buddhism grew from its introduction to its growth, and it had a violent collision with local religions...

A blockbuster mystery novel that has swept across 25 countries! The final chapter of the "Alex Must Find" series by French mystery master Pierre Lemaitre. Pierre Lemaître is well-known in the international literary world for his mystery novels. He has won the International Dagger Award three times from the British Mystery Writers Association for "Camille Must Be Sacrificed", "Alex Must Be Found" and "Goodbye in Heaven". Pierre Lemaître is one of the rare writers in history who has won the highest honor in both the field of mystery novels and pure literature. Even if I have to sacrifice myself, I will protect you at all costs. Anne, the lover of police chief Camille, was brutally beaten by a robber on the streets of Paris until she was disfigured. As a survivor who saw the face of the robbers, she was constantly threatened by death. Camille vowed to protect Anne at all costs, no matter what the cost. However, what he will face is not only a brutal robber, but also a complete stranger and intimate lover.

"Butterfly Dream" is a great love classic, and it is also an eternal suspense classic! "Butterfly Dream" won the National Book Award and the Anthony Century Book Award. "Butterfly Dream" is a masterpiece as famous as "Jane Eyre"! Between you and me, she never appears, but she is everywhere. "Butterfly Dream" has been translated into more than 20 languages ​​and reprinted more than 40 times! The original novel of the Oscar-winning film "Butterfly Dream" by the master of suspense film Hitchcock. The magnificent Manderley Manor has a new hostess. The young bride is full of longing for the sweet life, but the eerie cold current that permeates the entire manor makes her deeply uneasy. Rebecca! Rebecca! Rebecca! The manor is full of shadows of her husband's ex-wife Rebecca. What makes the hostess even more painful is that everyone seems to be obsessed with the perfect Rebecca. Even the husband is still immersed in the grief of losing Rebecca. In Rebecca's mysterious shadow, the hostess is determined to uncover dark secrets and shattering truths.

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Playing with time and stealing a taste of history - Wu Nianzhen expressed his admiration: Listening to Mauro Meyer talking about Japan is "a kind of enjoyment and a rare fate"! Talking about the Warring States Period and describing the Warring States Period, there is always a group of heroes vying for hegemony, the victorious king and the defeated bandit cannot be joked about. Only Miya restores the tangible and palpable era with a relaxed and interesting common people's perspective, leading us to enjoy the turbulent world, and taste the flavors of life that are influenced by the trend. Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, the most beautiful woman of the Warring States Period, Ichihime, and the three Asai sisters, etc., Come alive on the page. Interesting and interesting Warring States customs, legends, food, and city anecdotes also come alive in his kind and delicate pen.

This masterpiece by the master of historical novels Chen Shunchen rediscovers Yelu Chucai, the first prime minister of the Yuan Dynasty. Chucai refers to "talents appointed in foreign countries". This was the name given to him by his father who served in the Jin Kingdom after the fall of his country Liao. He was good at Confucianism and well versed in Buddhism. When an unstoppable force came from the northern grasslands, he was determined to protect life and civilization. Chu Cai was twenty-eight years old when he was summoned by Genghis Khan. He marched westward with the army until they reached Samarkand. He witnessed the destructive behavior of the Mongolian army - "burning, killing, looting, and then abandoning them." In the Mongol Empire, which was busy conquering the east and west all day long, Chucai was at the top of the political power. He worked alone on the separation of powers and cultural and educational policies. Transforming Mongolia's huge destructive power into a powerful force to protect the people-this is his biggest goal. However, after Genghis Khan, Taizong Wokuotai, who absolutely trusted Chu Cai, also passed away. Thus, a fierce battle began around the Khan position...

"Meng'er, I love you," the man said affectionately, and the woman left without looking back, leaving behind an indifferent figure. When you are deeply in love, you don't care even if you are misunderstood, you just want him (her) to be safe.

My name is Joseph Bernstein, I am almost eight years old, and my parents have gone somewhere. But Miss Marcel said that my name must be Joseph Bertin, I am six years old, my parents died of influenza; because I am a Jew, I have to hide in the yellow villa of Father Pence. But what does it mean to be Jewish? Why can't I be like others? In Father Pence's secret base, I finally found the answer to this question, and I understood that no matter what kind of people they are, they have the right to survive, and our lives are not only meaningful to ourselves... "Do you know who was the first collector in human history? It was Noah. He saved all the creatures created by God."

[UK] Tim Blanning is Emeritus Professor of Modern European History at the University of Cambridge and a member of the British National Academy. He is the author of more than ten books including "Joseph II and Enlightened Despotism", "The Origins of the French Revolutionary War", "The Romantic Revolution", "King Frederick the Great", "The Culture of Power and the Power of Culture: Europe of the Old Regime, 1660-1789", "The Triumph of Music: The Arrival of Composers, Musicians and Their Art".

"Infantry Attack" is a classic military tactics book. Written by Rommel, the famous German general during World War II, based on his personal experience in World War I, he gave a detailed description of every battle he participated in. It can be called a classic of military theory. The "Great Depth Battle Theory: Streamlined Collector's Edition" is a streamlined version based on the "Great Depth Battle Theory". It aims to enable readers to absorb the essence of foreign classic military masterpieces in a short period of time in the era of fragmented reading.