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Social occasions are very popular among many celebrities, but some social evenings often deceive those who are keen on socializing; not only is it a waste of energy and time, but of course money is no exception. Damon and Ollie are two people who take advantage of people's social psychology to defraud money. The narrator of "Round Face" is a psychopath. He has a natural hatred for a man with a face like a full moon. He tried every means to cause trouble for him, driving his cattle to the fields in the middle of the night, poisoning his dogs, burning his grain, and giving him a mortgage so that he lost his house... But this man still did not change his smile like a full moon. Finally the pervert trained a dog and gave it to him. When he took his dog to catch trout, the well-trained dog picked up the explosives he threw into the pond to catch fish, and the round-faced man was eventually killed. The pervert secretly rejoiced over the "accidental death" he had successfully created.

This is a neo-Confucian history. The work successfully creates a group of portraits of "pen-holders" in the new era, vividly depicts their complex psychological world, and truly reflects the living conditions of the little intellectuals living at the bottom of society at the end of the last century. The protagonist of this book, Zheng Xicheng, is a son of a peasant family. After graduating from university, he went to towns and counties to engage in news writing. He became a "local reporter". He wanted to praise virtues, but he got into unexpected trouble time and time again. The tortuous life experience seems to have made him smarter and more sophisticated. But the complex social reality did not change his innocent heart. In the face of justice and evil, he still took risks and spoke up for the villagers. The county leaders disliked him and even lost his job, but in the end he was favored by the superior news unit and was hired by a local evening newspaper as a temporary reporter.

This is a novel with a strong Chinese flavor. The novel begins when the Chinese New Year is approaching and a family of three returns to their hometown to celebrate the New Year. It does not shy away from the vulgar or the local, and is close to the entangled world and human relationships. Among the relationships between husband and wife, father and son, mother and daughter, brothers, father-in-law, mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, sisters-in-law, aunts and nephews, the true emotions and true situations of people determined by the blood relationship within the family are thus highlighted...

When the boss finished his work, it was already dark, but fortunately there was a meager moonlight tonight. Although he walked with one foot deep and one foot shallow, and the rhythm of the plowshare on his back was a bit disordered, the boss still found it useful. In his own words, the person who sits in the office loves his pen, and the person who works in the field has no reason not to love the "guy" who eats by himself. When the boss crossed a field ridge, his five toes failed to catch him. His feet slipped and his body sank. He fell into the field, and the plowshare hit the field ridge with a thud. The boss got up, stretched his back, and twisted his waist, which hurt a little. The boss scolded me fiercely, your mother is still having trouble with me at this time of year. The boss is very busy these days. During the rice transplanting season, we have to harvest and plant. The fields for his family of five and the fields for the second son's family of four are still waiting for him to plow.

"Rebirth: The Third Anniversary of the Wenchuan Earthquake" was written by Guan Renshan, the famous writer and chairman of the Hebei Provincial Writers Association, to commemorate the third anniversary of the "5.12" Wenchuan Earthquake. This book tells the story of a person who traveled thousands of miles to deliver love from Tangshan to Wenchuan to Yushu. It shows the spirit of the Chinese nation that when one side is in trouble, all sides support it, expresses the brilliance of human nature and the power of love from a higher level, and praises the spirit of the times of gratitude and forge ahead. Guan Renshan, a Manchu, was born in Fengnan City, Tangshan, Hebei Province in February 1963. After graduating from Hebei Changli Normal School in 1981, he worked as a teacher, township cultural director and county government secretary. He is currently a member of the Chinese Writers Association and vice chairman of the Hebei Provincial Writers Association. Together with the famous writers He Shen and Tan Ge, he is known as the "Troika" of Hebei in the literary world.

Wu Tiantian, Jin Zi, Lao Xu, and Sun Yihao are college classmates. Different family backgrounds and differences in temperament and ideals make their lives after graduation from college very different. Wu Tiantian originally had the opportunity to get a stable job, but he chose to start a business because he could not bear the nine-to-five life. Jin Jin, who only knew how to go to bars and play yachts, encountered the pain of emotional failure, prompting him to reflect on his life. Lao Xu gave up the opportunity to work in a big city for his beloved teaching career. Can the ideal plumpness withstand the challenge of skinny reality? Sun Yihao was born in a poor family and vowed to make a difference. After a period of success, he ended up in complete failure. How will he get out of the situation of failure with nothing?

It arose in the golden age of Hungarian capitalism. It is a special social class including aristocrats, celebrities, capitalists, bankers, middle class and dilapidated nobles. It is the "citizen class" in the novel. This is the confession of a "citizen", this is the last elegy sung to the bourgeoisie, this is a picture of the life of the emerging citizen class in Eastern Europe between the two world wars, this is a period of exile, loneliness and determination. As the representative work of Malloy Sandor, in terms of literary and artistic standards, "Confessions of a Citizen" is completely comparable to Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" and Thomas Mann's "The Buddenbrooks".

Pei Qian ran out of Teli Industrial and Trading Company in tears. She had specially dressed up that day, wearing a professional suit, solemn and elegant. She majored in secretarial studies at university, and was selected as one of the five golden flowers in five secretarial classes at the same level. The blush on her cheeks captivated so many handsome men. But she didn't attach a few photos in addition to the job application letter like some female college students. She relied on her ability to never get into the top five in every exam in school. During the four years of college, in addition to studying homework, she spent almost all her time reading literary works, a habit she had developed since she was a child. But during her high school years, she almost gave up on the hobby. In college, she was able to roam freely in the ocean of literature. Her literary hobby created her kind-hearted and considerate character, but it also gradually made her introverted and sentimental.

Pirandello represented the thinking generation of the 1920s, not only in his own country, but also in the entire Western world. This generation was the first to be influenced by Freud and was the generation that began to revalue the mystery of personality in the modern environment. Pirandello's works focus on portraying the conflict between an absurd and unknowable external world and the inner world of modern people full of various anxieties.

"Box Man" is a novel full of experimental spirit. "Box Men" are urban wanderers who are covered from head to waist in cardboard boxes and only observe the world through a peephole. The work takes the "Box Man"'s notes as the axis, interspersed with fragmentary records from different time and space: articles by unknown authors, abrupt fables, newspaper news, poems, photos, etc. The protagonist of the novel, "I", wanders around the city and records everything in cardboard boxes. In the records of "I", there are the process of "I" becoming a box man, the entanglement between the fake doctor C and the drug-addicted military doctor, and the young boy D who was caught using a homemade multi-angle peepscope to spy on the female teacher next door while using the toilet... The whole work is scattered in form but inseparable in spirit. It is full of surrealism throughout, but it is a true portrayal of the absurdity of modern life.

A group of all kinds of men and women gathered at the lottery station. They flirted and joked. The lottery station was like a blind peeking into their lives. A complex map of interpersonal relationships, entangled and ambiguous passions. The joys, sorrows and joys of little people, the noisy and trivial life of the city. Looking down from a high place, people look like ants, but no one will give up. Everyone is taking a gamble, just like the last game of stud. You want to know the character's ending, but life has no ending. After stud, the so-called winning or losing is just the position where you start again.

Everyone hopes that their life will be both vigorous and legendary, until suddenly one day, I die... But when I looked at the crying faces of my relatives and friends, and saw myself being pushed into the crematorium... Everything changed. Maybe what I pursue is just to return to my roots, return to my original nature, and start all over again? A masterpiece of realism about little people, a literary work that faces reality and oneself, and continues to be down-to-earth.

Fitzgerald once described the United States in the 1920s: "It was an era of miracles, an era of art, an era of extravagant spending, and an era of ridicule." As Fitzgerald's first short story collection, "Tales from the Jazz Age" well explains the meaning of this sentence. The stories collected in this collection of novels have vivid plots, profound meanings and strong artistic sense. In these stories, American young people all have the same dream as Gatsby: to be born in a prestigious school, marry a beautiful rich girl, and dominate the upper class society; if they are not born with all these, they will dress up as social elites and attend social dances to seek opportunities to enter the upper class society. Or simply join the gold mining army and make a fortune. However, behind these flashy, noisy and even bizarre stories, there is a lot of absurdity and sadness.

The original novel of the popular American drama "The Handmaid's Tale" defeated "Game of Thrones" and "Westworld" and swept the Emmy Awards and Golden Globe Awards. Offred is a handmaid in the Republic of Gilead. She was one of the few fertile women in the country and was assigned to the families of commanders who had no offspring to help them give birth to children. Like other women in this country, she had no freedom of movement and was deprived of property, the right to work, and the right to read. Except for some special days, the maids are only allowed to go shopping together once a day, and their every move is monitored by "eyes". What's worse is that in this crazy world, humans not only have to face problems such as ecological deterioration and economic crisis, but also fall into a chaotic situation of mutual hostility, class differentiation, and wanton killing. Women are not the only victims of oppression in this catastrophe. Everyone is a victim in this seemingly absurd world.

"White Snake" is one of the self-selected editions of Yan Geling's classic short stories and short stories, including "White Snake", "Also Adam and Eve", "Magic Dan", "White Sparrow" and "Stories in School". Main article "White Snake": During the Cultural Revolution, the famous actress Sun Likun was "suppressed" for starring in "White Snake" and was imprisoned in a dilapidated set room. She who once captivated all sentient beings gradually became vulgar and numb due to long-term mental oppression and harsh living conditions. In October, a young man wearing an old yellow woolen military uniform came and often stopped under her window. Soon the girl who was guarding her informed that someone from her superiors would come to investigate... Yan Geling told the story in poetic and exquisite language, giving a new interpretation to the ancient relationship between men and women; the indescribable and faintly painful love revealed the secluded human nature in extraordinary times.

This book is the first novel in China that exposes the living conditions of immigrants. The book takes Ye Zi's search for her mother as the main line and the love between Ye Zi and Andre as the auxiliary line. It comprehensively and profoundly reveals the French style and the living conditions of immigrants.

This book is included in "The Insult" by Georges Simenon, "Memories of Anais", "Magret's Worries" and "The Black Ball". Never insult others! This is one of George Simenon's many warnings. He did not express this idea directly, but it appears in all his works. In "Memories of Anai", readers will get to know a repressed character who lacks masculine courage and ability. This person knows that he is incompetent in all aspects, is despised in his interactions with others, and is deceived and exploited at work. The only way he could save himself was to talk to a psychiatrist after killing someone. In "Magret's Worries", after two murders occur, all suspicions point to a young doctor who has a special liking for psychiatry and grew up in an aristocratic family in the context of the new era. But McGregor used his sharp professional instincts to clear his name, and to find out who could not stand the contempt of the victim, he locked in the murderer.

The small town called Liuwan, the old street called "Yinsheng", the narrow streets paved with granite, the Duzi Bridge where the shadow of the setting sun falls into the water, the Chuanyang River that flows continuously for many years, the houses with white walls and black tiles, the courtyards that exude the fragrance of wintersweet and osmanthus, and those who want to live an ordinary life as ideally as possible. In fact, they are just a group of ordinary people with no motto in life and no noble pursuits, but they still have to pursue positions and status, worry about beautiful women, worry about being needed by others or needing others, and find reasonable reasons for an emotion that should not arise but accidentally arises... This is a life that can be called "warmth" to some extent, although it is mixed with many desires.

India's best-selling novel of 2011. It is the last novel written by the author at the age of 96. The novel describes the forty-year friendship between three elderly people with different religious beliefs (one is Islam, one is Sikh, and one is Brahmin). They gather and chat on the bench in the park every evening (hence the name "Sunset Club"). Although they have different religious beliefs, different hobbies, different origins, different native languages, and different life trajectories, these differences just reflect the different wisdom of life that these three old people have gained in their long life experiences. They have unique and broad insights into their love, family, and the past and present situation of India, a country with a long history and profound cultural heritage. In particular, the private lives of the three men when they were young are passionate and bold. Readers can not only taste the beautiful and interesting words and poems from the author's profound literary skills, but also have a brand-new exploration of the citizen life of contemporary India.

Lao She is a famous modern Chinese writer and a representative figure of Beijing School literature. His works have a unique humorous style and rich flavor of life, and are deeply loved by readers. This book collects many of his works. The three-act drama "Tea House" is a classic in the history of Chinese drama. Each character's lines are designed to be very vivid, expressive, full of personality, concise and concise, and have profound meaning. It is still a standing repertoire of modern theaters. Mr. Lao She's works are wise, concise, simple and humorous. The chapters selected in this book are all representative works praised by experts and readers, allowing readers to appreciate the writer's unique literary characteristics.

"The Rest Belongs to You" is Xu Xing's only full-length novel, and it is also a rare "tramp novel" with critical spirit and ideological depth in the Chinese world. The novel describes two unemployed youths who first rode bicycles south from Beijing and met the village party secretary, a down-and-out director and a "passionate bitch". Later, they traveled to Tibet and abroad, and experienced various absurd, ridiculous, tender and helpless stories along the way. The novel is based on the author's real experience, reflecting the bizarre real society at that time, and also foreshadowing the life that has come now, with "nothing left".

After "White Night Walk", Keigo Higashino's most popular work. The work goes beyond the scope of mystery novels, but is more exciting than mystery novels. It won the Central Public Literature Award the same year it was published. There is a grocery store next to a secluded street. Just write down your worries and throw them into the letter slot at the front door of the store, and you will get the answer in the milk box behind the store the next day: Because her boyfriend is terminally ill, the young girl Jingzi is wandering between love and dreams; How will a chance encounter in life lead to a completely different life?

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In 2006, Paulo Coelho, who was about to turn 60, was already famous all over the world. But he was dissatisfied with his overly stable status quo, and was called by his inner uneasiness. He decided to listen to his inner voice, travel, and re-understand the world. Paulo Coelho visited seven strange places as a way to find answers: In Russia, he met a sensitive Turkish girl and took a train to Siberia with her; on the train, he and her accidentally entered "Aleph", a point where time and space intersect; in Aleph, Coelho suddenly discovered the truth of life that he had never faced face to face...

"The Golden Jar" is the masterpiece of Irish writer James Stephens. It consists of six stories with different themes. This is a unique work that blends philosophy, Irish folklore and the ever-present discussion of gender. The book's writing style is humorous yet elegant. It became very popular after its publication and has been reprinted many times.

Du Daoyi, one of the main characters in this book, a real estate tycoon, wields the magic wand of money to do whatever he wants. He can win everything he wants. He can win over a arrogant and popular beauty writer, but he cannot subjugate an ordinary female teacher who he hopelessly pursued in college and whose prime is now gone. The entanglement and sharp conflict between history and reality between these two characters is full of ups and downs, and the world phenomena revealed in it: the loss of scholars, the frivolity of the rich, the perseverance of idealists, and the unscrupulousness of profit-seekers are vivid portraits of all living beings in the arena of life in the transitional era. "Across the Ocean" continues and expands the story of "Across the World" (published by Writers Press in June 2003). This book expresses the current reality; the writing is lyrical, rich in connotation, and has a strong flavor of life.

Lao She is a famous modern Chinese writer and a representative figure of Beijing School literature. His works have a unique humorous style and rich flavor of life, and are deeply loved by readers. This book contains two novels, "Camel Xiangzi" and "Divorce", both written in the 1930s. The characters are distinctive, the details are vivid, and the language is ironic and humorous. It is humorous and relaxed. It is a rare treasure of modern literature.

The famous contemporary French critic Solers once wrote: "Celina relied on his superb skills to leave many masterpieces, such as "One Castle to Another Castle" and "The North". In my opinion, these two books surpass "Wandering in the Dark" and "Suspended Death." In "From Castle to Castle", Selina recounts his impoverished and cursed career as a writer and doctor, his escape from his apartment in Paris to Sigmaringen, Germany, the seat of the Vichy government-in-exile, and his various encounters and life experiences of poverty and illness in a prison in western Denmark, using fantasy The novel depicts the comical appearances of "enemies" and "German devils" including Marshal Pétain, Laval, and other political figures, as well as mainstream French literary writers such as Sartre, Aragon, and Roger Vaillant. Like "Wandering in the Dark", the work truly shows an eerie, ruthless world of ghosts and ghosts, and profoundly exposes the cruelty, madness, harm to life and destruction of human nature of war. "Castle to Castle" is neither a pure novel nor a pure memoir. It keeps a distance from reality but refuses to get close to fiction. This is a major feature of Celina's "German Exile Trilogy". The Chinese translation published this time is the first translation.

This book is a collection of Zhou Lili's short stories, including "Transplantation", "Ice Release", "Chief", "Eight Gates", "Principles of Mechanics", "How to Cross the Four Yuan Bridge", "You Are Old", "Changing Clothes", "East China Sea, East China Sea", "Sinking in the Sand", "Back and forth", etc. The work dares to face reality and contradictions, breaks the long-standing hard shell, and embodies a strong spirit of realism and criticism and thinking from a unique female perspective.

On January 5, 1936, geologist Ding Wenjiang, who had served as a member of the Executive Yuan's Political Affairs Reorganization Committee, died of a lung infection caused by gas poisoning while inspecting the Tanjiashan Coal Mine in Hunan. On this day, he was three months away from his 49th birthday. Ding Wenjiang is one of the founders of Chinese geology. This westward expedition was to explore the coal reserves along the Guangdong-Hankou Railway and plan for long-term resistance to Japan. This workaholic died unexpectedly at the prime age of less than fifty. The news spread, and the academic circles across the country were shocked. Ten years ago, after Ding Wenjiang resigned from the Songhu Commercial Port General Office and left Sun Chuanfang, his first stop was Beijing. Beiyang is about to fall, and Ding Wenjiang, Zhang Taiyan, Chen Taoyi, Zhang Junmai and others are on the wanted list issued by the Southern Revolutionary Army. Later, he found out that the wanted order had not actually been executed, and he felt relieved.

Chen Haowen, chief of the Investigation Section of the Tianan City National Security Bureau, accidentally encountered an old man who died of an unknown virus on the high-speed train, so he followed the clues and pointed the finger at an overseas organization called the Dragon Gang. In order to solve the case as soon as possible, the Tianan Municipal National Security Bureau set up a task force and discovered that the Long Gang went to Tianan to steal the design technology of the intercity high-speed rail. Immediately afterwards, Gao Tian, the chief designer of the intercity high-speed rail, was attacked during a business trip. Fortunately, Chen Haowen and his colleagues and They arrived on time, but the Dragon Gang sent out several more killers. With the enemy in the dark and ourselves in the clear, Chen Haowen led a group of comrades to go through many difficulties. After encountering life-and-death confrontations, they finally discovered the Dragon Gang's killers and overseas spies lurking in Tianan.

There is a town named Margaret. There is a house called Margaret in the town, and there are five Margarets living in the house. The giggling child Mei, the melancholy girl Mia, the sad young man Maggie, the surly middle-aged Maggie, and the deaf old lady Margaret are the same person but not the same person. A man who deeply loved Margaret was lost on the first day he came to this town. So he devoted his life to reading her heart. There is no magic in this world, we will age until we disappear, but we still firmly believe that love can last forever.

Meng Hualing felt heavy and couldn't figure out whether it was because of the weather or because of his quarrel with Li Yongxiang. Since the beginning of summer, the Huimapo landslide has shown signs of accelerated activity. Cadres in township government agencies have never taken leave, and the cadres are somewhat resentful. Township head Li Yongxiang told secretary Meng Hualing that he wanted to take a weekend off. Meng Hualing said, the weather forecast is for rain tonight, what should I do if it happens? Li Yongxiang said, "I've been slipping back to Mapo for the past few days. I'll cut off the head and make a chamber pot for you." Meng Hualing said, what if? Li Yongxiang said that the Standing Committee of the County Party Committee decided to withdraw the monitoring personnel. What does this mean? Meng Hualing said, isn't it very clear that the monitoring personnel have been withdrawn, but the monitoring work cannot be relaxed? Li Yongxiang said, if we stay like this when we return to Mapo, then we will stay like this for the rest of our lives? Meng Hualing thought for a while and said, let the cadres take a weekend off, and the two of us will sit here.

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In Shanghai during the isolation period, the traitor leader died in an explosion in his apartment. In order to hunt down the assassin, the Japanese army sealed off the apartment and launched a closed terrorist investigation. Hunger and panic enveloped all residents. In order to save himself, a novelist with an imaginative mind used the mysterious woman in his novel as a bait to convince the Japanese soldiers to believe her truth step by step and complete the fatal blow. Xiaobai's story is full of suspense and reversals, recreating a Shanghai that is different from Zhang Ailing's. This book also includes the novella "Agent Xu Xiangbi", which won the 10th Shanghai Literature Award, and takes people into the mystery of twin brothers "exchanging lives".

The first winning work of the Mao Dun Literature Award, the highest award for contemporary literature in China, the film of the same name is directed by Xie Jin and stars Liu Xiaoqing and Jiang Wen. The novel makes a serious review and profound reflection on the nearly 20 years of China's history from the late 1950s to the late 1970s through the experiences of Hu Yuyin, a female vendor in Furong Town, and Qin Shutian, a "rightist" and others in a series of movements from the "Four Cleans-ups" to the "Cultural Revolution." The ups and downs in Furong Town are a microcosm of the history of contemporary Chinese society. The author adopts an almost chronological approach and expresses the true face of various characters in the face of history through the ups and downs of many characters. At the same time, he also sends out a call for humanity and a celebration of beautiful emotions. The novel's use of individual "sexual" psychological motivations to explain historical events is a major breakthrough in contemporary literature.

Ge Liang's urban anecdotes series includes two volumes, "Raccoon" and "Mysterious Crow". "Raccoon" tells the story of our lives, accepting a certain perspective. A pair of eyes from everyday life. A cat or a parrot, even a beetle or a crab. We don't know what it will look like in the next second. What's worse is that it will fall apart when we are most interested in living. There are seven short stories in "Mysterious Crow". Among them, "Mysterious Crow" tells the story of a young couple who, by chance, raise a crow by mistake, and thus fall into a series of bizarre encounters, which even end in tragedy. "The Bankless River", "The Legacy of Love on the 37th Floor", "Private Island", etc. All have a mysterious atmosphere of fate, and the vanity and struggle of urban young people are revealed between the lines. It may be like a dream, or it may be restless, or it may be as trivial as chicken feathers.

"Heart" is the work of Natsume Soseki, a master of modern Japanese literature and a critical realist writer. It is still among the ten works that Japanese middle school students like to read. It is a confession of an egoist, which profoundly exposes the conflict between selfishness and morality. In 1910, Natsume Soseki suffered from gastric ulcer and experienced the experience of struggling on the verge of death. He changed his original humorous and game-like creative style, explored life from the front, focused on the psychological description and analysis of characters, and turned his writing directly to analyzing the hateful, sad, and lamentable lonely inner world of the egoists among the intellectuals in the Meiji era, thus creating the classic work "Heart".

"The Stranger", one of Camus' famous and representative works. In an objectively recorded "zero style", it describes in broad strokes the various absurd things that the protagonist Meursault experienced in an absurd world: from attending his mother's funeral to becoming a murderer by mistake, and then being sentenced to death. Meursault is indifferent to everything, existing indifferently and indifferently.

The author is a master of telling stories, and the sighs and humor she naturally reveals in the story are so extraordinary... From the language to the characters, everything is precise and exudes a certain charm. The narrative is written with numerous family treasures, the succession is smooth and the transition is smooth and impatient, and the movements reveal the ladylike legacy and cultural heritage.

This is a novel that reflects my country's socialist industrial construction. It describes that in the second half of 1960, the employees of the "Northern Machinery Factory" somewhere in my country, under the leadership of the party and driven by advanced figures - the section chief of the casting steel workshop Dai Jihong, the veteran worker Zhang Zili, the young technician Yang Jian and others, implemented the party's policy of self-reliance and hard work, and bravely assumed the arduous task of manufacturing my country's first large-scale steel rolling mill...

"You are on the Plateau (set of 10 volumes)" edited by Zhang Wei is full of shocking and adventurous reading. I can't help but tell you about the spirit Aya, which is a tortuous and profound treasure in my heart. In this era of vigorous awakening, on the road of breathless pursuit, stop and listen to me recount the memories of love and childhood, cruelty and mercy, misfortune and immortality.

Disgusted by people's vanity, sinologist Peter Keane gave up his official position and lived in isolation, spending all his time with books. Unexpectedly, his housekeeper was evil-hearted and tried every means to win his trust and marry him. However, she humiliated him in every possible way after the marriage. Isolated and helpless, Keane introduced a liar as his best friend, was tricked and fooled again, and was even falsely accused of being a psychopath. Although his brother finally drove away the evildoers and recovered his property, Keen, who was mentally stimulated, became frightened. After a daydream, he ignited a collection of thousands of books and threw himself into the sea of ​​​​fire. "Confusion" was written in 1935. It is Canetti's only novel and his masterpiece. His unique and profound insights, wise and pungent language, criticism of vulgar society, and prediction of the rise of totalitarianism are all vividly displayed in this work.

"Setting Sun" (1947) is a very important work in Japan's post-war literary world. It has set a best-selling record for post-war literary works. The term "Setting Sun Clan" is widely known as a pronoun for declining aristocrats. The work shows the declining social status of the descendants of the nobles after the war and the dilemma of losing their glory. It can also be said to be Dazai's elegy to the declining nobles.

"Looking for a Cat Before Dawn" is a Japan Literature Award-winning novel, a youth novel full of humor and helplessness. Twenty-eight-year-old Takahashi had nothing to do after graduating from university. He became a member of the Feit clan and started a band. Now that his music dream was shattered, he began to look for a stable job. His live-in girlfriend Ah Hui works part-time in a bar and asks him to find the lost cat Mary. Takahashi's search for a job was not smooth, he encountered obstacles everywhere, and the situation of his Freeter companions was also in dire straits. The task of finding the cat did not go well, but they encountered all kinds of weirdos: Onishi, a fraudster, and a little girl who said "never trust anyone over thirty years old"... In the end, the cat was found, but it was already dead. Takahashi has also found a stable job, and his dissolute youth seems to be saying goodbye to his dead cat.

The collection of novels by Tsering Norbu, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize, is a hot-selling traditional Chinese version in Taiwan, and the English version is about to be released. Liu Xinglong and Alai, winners of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, and famous critics Li Jingze and Shi Zhanjun jointly recommend Tsampa milk tea, butter, butter, fragrant roasting of mulberry, spinning sutras, listening to raps, and transforming from magical style into daily inner scenery.

During the Anti-Japanese War. Accompany the capital Chongqing. Dark and chaotic, ghosts are rampant. Mr. Ou has been studying all his life and has taught his four children to study hard and make a living using the knowledge they have learned. However, prices in Chongqing have skyrocketed, supplies are in short supply, and people are in dire straits, making it difficult to live on wages. As a result, Mr. Ou's third son abandoned Wen and drove a truck and made a fortune; his second son abandoned medicine and went into business and lived a well-off life; and his eldest son was still a civil servant and was in poverty. The friends, colleagues, neighbors, and relatives around him are all speculative and profit-seeking, working hard day and night to make money. It is truly "tight ahead, tight behind"!

When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the petals all over the sky are as dense as a torrential rain, bewitching the weak and lonely souls. , A new interpretation of Japanese culture and Japanese aesthetics) (The most terrifying thing in the world is not monsters and monsters, but the human heart with insatiable desires) The magnificent and poignant Japanese ghost stories lead people into a weird and confusing fantasy world.

I don't know what life is, but I just want a better life! This is the story of the life of a man named Garp. Garp has been without a father since he was born, because Garp's mother chose a different life: "I want a job, I want to live alone, and I want a child, but I don't want to share my body or life with others for this." So, she raised Garp in her own way and gave him all the freedom she could. And Garp has been trying to figure out how to live a good life. He couldn't distinguish between love and lust, and was trapped by lust for half his life, which put his marriage in trouble. He cares about his career, but is sometimes arrogant and anxious. He experienced a person's growth and destruction, and also felt the madness of the world and the fragility of people. But he always insisted that everyone must be full of energy and live a better life!