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Here are some short stories written in the language of flowers. The stories include love, hope, incompleteness and war. Every flower has its own unique charm, and every story has its own touch.

The police chasing fugitives accidentally stepped into the world of fugitives, and gained a trembling heart in the heavy snow; the wanderer who traveled far away asked someone to bring back the last message, and his figure was on the Xunyang Ridge in his hometown, gazing affectionately at the village that gave birth to him and raised him; the female doctor who was terminally ill but unyielding decided to go to a distant country , explore the legendary tree of life... This book is lovingly compiled and selected by Liu Daxian, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award and researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It brings together works by outstanding writers from She, Manchu, Miao and other ethnic groups. With affectionate, delicate and sensitive writing, it outlines a gorgeous life picture of the blending and symbiosis of multi-ethnic emotions and cultures in the changing times.

This book contains two representative novellas, "Of Mice and Men" and "The Pearl" by Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck. Although George and Lennie in "Of Mice and Men" make a living by doing odd jobs on the farm, they dream of one day owning a small piece of land of their own and no longer living on the road. This dream is as wonderful as heaven to them, and as far away as heaven. It's a pity that the light of fate failed to shine into the cruel reality at the bottom. "Pearl" is like a fable, exuding a sharp edge that penetrates reality. When the pearl diver Jino picked up the pearl that symbolized luck from the bottom of the sea, he also opened a dark door full of human greed and evil; the stars pointing to dreams eventually became the boulder that crushed fate.

Love not only brings happiness, but also often pain. Especially love that is too persistent can turn into madness. Edgar Allan Poe loved to write stories about the death of loved ones, perhaps because his loved ones kept leaving throughout his life, and loneliness always accompanied him.

The future is not all as far away as science fiction. Every second is a part of the future and the starting point of the distant future. The choices we make at the moment determine what the future will look like. Edgar Allan Poe wrote many works that were defined as "science fiction" by later generations, but perhaps in this genius's mind, those wild futures were just small echoes of the choices made by mankind at this moment.

Welcome to the spooky wonderland of American horror geek Joe R. Lansdale. Here, everything you know will be overturned. Ancient fish revive in the desert, boulders show their soul-stirring power, and grass awakens a lost world. You will witness humans turning into ducks and pet dogs complaining; you will travel through the western wilderness torn apart by time and space rifts, and witness the epic decisive battle between the steam giant and the fallen time traveler... All things have spirits, but humans have lost their souls. When the world you are familiar with falls apart, will you scream or dance with it?

Deep in the forests of the Greater Khingan Mountains, the Kepo River flows quietly, reindeer walk through the snowfields, and smoke rises from the birch bark huts. "Crossing the Kepo River" contains ten representative short stories by Evenki writer Ureltu. He is known as "the first widely influential writer in the history of the Ewenki people" and "a smart literary hunter". With his simple and affectionate writing style, he writes the history of the soul where the nation and nature are intertwined. In "The Buck with Seven Antlers", the young hunter understands the respect between life and death between chasing and releasing; "Amber Bonfire" tells the story of hunter Niku braving the wind and snow to rescue the lost. The dim light of the bonfire reflects the warmth across ethnic groups; in "Shaman, Our Shaman", the old shaman Da Lao Fei is in a dream It guides the hearts of young people, but under the curious gaze of foreign tourists, they fall into the situation of being watched; "Lighting a Fire in the Morning" uses the memories of old grandmother Basha to unfold the story of family and blood inheritance; "The Secret of the Jungle" describes the mysterious intersection between a hunter family and a giant bear, revealing the inviolable majesty of nature and ancestral spirits. Ureltu brings birch forests, bonfires, hounds and shamans to life in the text. This is not only a memory of the past homeland, but also a long elegy to life and nature.

This book selects ten of Shi Shuqing's most representative works, using several cities in the northwest as the background to depict the richness and warmth of rural life in the northwest. From the compassion of the old cow dying in "The Knife in the Clear Water" to the old man's obsession with paying off his debt in "Twilight"; from the couple's watch over the fruit trees in "The Fruit Courtyard" to the absurd lawsuits in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China in "Eight Cases from the Past"... Shi Shuqing writes about life and death, faith, the absurdity and solemnity of fate, and the struggle and dignity of small people on barren land with almost line drawings. Each article is a painting of northwest scenery, and each sentence hides the hot heart.

It is necessary for us to look at Dostoevsky from another angle. If we read his short stories and short stories carefully, we will find that they have a significant impact on him and the world. The three stories included in this collection are among them classics. "White Nights" (1848) is one of the most important masterpieces of the writer's early period (before his exile). Do these four unforgettable white nights leave an eternal and beautiful feeling in the dreamer's heart? Will he find a way out of the conflict between romantic dreams and harsh reality? --The author leaves this question to the reader. "The Little Hero" (1849) is also a love story that takes place in the summer, where dreams and reality are at war. It is worth noting that this is the only complete work written by Dostoevsky while he was in prison before his exile. Therefore, it has incomparable significance. It makes people curious. What did Dostoevsky, a political prisoner at the time, want to tell readers or himself through this childhood memory? Regarding this question, the author once said: "Read it, do you see resentment and pain in that story? It was me who had a peaceful and beautiful dream." The protagonist "The Ridiculous Man" in "The Dream of a Ridiculous Man" (1877) is also a lonely dreamer. He thinks that he is the only one who knows the truth: it doesn't matter whether the world exists or not, it doesn't matter whether people exist or not, and it doesn't matter whether all the problems in society exist, so the problems will disappear. These three articles and "Notes from the Basement" can be connected into a vertical section, charting the evolution of the typical character "Dreamer" and confirming the mental journey of the protagonist in the writer's novel. Dostoevsky is a master of depicting lonely souls and portraying dreams and illusions. He throws these very modern problems of spiritual emptiness and alienation into every reader who is suffering from "modern diseases".

"The Man Who Laughs" He was in desperate need of silence. But his relatives complained endlessly; the rain was pounding like drums, and he picked up the meat cleaver and remembered the incident that made them smile. After a while, behold! They all smiled! "How Do Dogs Die?" >>The Bentley family's dog passed away, and the whole family was grieving. They held a funeral for him, played old songs, and recalled the past. However, at this time, a familiar bark came from the back door. "Nowhere to Hide" The Webbs planned to cross the border by car, but their tires were punctured by machete fragments and the car was damaged. They were forced to abandon the car and walk into a hostile town.

"Swan" a strange dish of lime vanilla ice cream, a pair of old friends chatting on the bench. Summer is coming to an end. For a moment, he saw the fleeting swan. "Lone Walker in the Dark" On a foggy winter night in 2053, Leonard was walking at night as usual when he was suddenly intercepted by an unmanned police car. Just because of his walk, he was accused of being abnormal and taken to an unknown place. In the night, the streets returned to deathly silence.

"Death and the Maiden" In order to avoid death, the old woman stayed in seclusion for ninety years. The God of Death leaned outside the door, thinking about the days and nights when the old man was eighteen, and talked about this life-exchange transaction. "Pattern Man" When the patterns on his skin become a prophet predicting the future, Phelps' life becomes an unfolding secret volume. Hidden in the folds of the lines is the trembling feeling of being stared at by fate that everyone has had. "The Man in the Rorschach Shirt" A psychiatrist who has been missing for ten years suddenly appears on a bus wearing a Rorschach shirt. Passengers heal themselves by interpreting shirt patterns. What kind of past does he have?

"Midnight in June" In the middle of June, he waited in the dark for Lavinia to return home, using fear as bait and immersed in the memories of hide-and-seek. Then he showed up at the restaurant and while he was waiting again, his refill of milk spilled over the rim of the glass. "The Town Has Fallen Asleep" Lavinia and her friends watched the evening movie and heard rumors of a lone man murdering someone in the town. She ran home alone, feeling someone following her all the way. Finally entering the house, just as he was still in shock, he heard movement coming from inside the house. "Sailor, Returning from the Sea" The calm and storm before a thousand storms and calms were enough for him to remember for the rest of his life. The old captain stayed with the houseboat for the rest of his life, just because he remembered the epitaph carved by his wife with her life: "Never touch the land."

17 cross-era works, dream-core aesthetic experiments by world literary masters. "The Banshee" I went to Cowtown Manor to deliver the script, and John told the story of the Banshee. A mysterious woman's cries were heard outside the door. John heard the sound and went out, but never came back. There was only the remaining wailing in the night wind. "Dead Man" Martin, the weirdo who claims to be dead, is always laughed at, but Miss Wilton treats him differently. He prepared new clothes for her, and the two of them walked to the newly bought house - the "real estate agent" there sold cemeteries. "Master Stonesteel's Authentic Homemade Egyptian Mummy" Charlie felt that life in the small town was too boring, so Master Stonesteel took him to make a fake Egyptian mummy and buried it in the fields for others to "dig". When the town was boiling, they secretly moved the mummy - the show officially started...

[Ancient Proverbs + Light Comedy + Original Short Play + Sweet and Sadistic] A collection of ancient proverbs and light comedies by the popular author Capricorn Big Fish! It's fun to watch the original short play of the same name "If I Got Xiao Yubai in This Life"! A feast of ancient sayings that is hilarious and nonsensical, sweet yet sadistic, and filled with laughter and tears! "If I Get Xiao Yubai in This Life" The bright little sun heroine x the forbearing and infatuated emperor hero The emperor took a fancy to my portrait and wanted to make me his queen. But when he saw me, he regretted it and said he wanted to kill my whole family, hehe, man. "The Substitute is So High-profile" The Emperor's Bai Yueguang returns to the palace. Looks exactly like me. The emperor said he's sorry for me, so it's not too much for me to ask for a breakup fee, right? "The Prince and Me" I am the Prince Regent's canary, and the Prince Regent is my meal. I was his plaything, he was my food, we were a perfect match. ...14'S love and hate for "enemies" are staged! The god is funny, the prince is arrogant, the empress is both cunning and sweet, the ex-husband chases his wife in a fancy way... There are no routines, they are all counter-routines! She chased him and fled, and she and the emperor stayed and flew together!

This book is a collection of short stories by Victoria Hislop, author of "The Island". The collection of short stories consists of ten stories, each like an exquisite sketch depicting a slice of life of an ordinary person on a Greek island or coastal community. Together they build a literary world full of sunshine and sea breeze, intertwined with secrets, regrets, love and hope. The novel delicately depicts the emotional ups and downs of ordinary people at a crossroads in their lives, the secrets buried by time, and the subtle moments of love, loss, and hope. It gently and profoundly captures the profound reverberations of ordinary life. This short story collection is also deeply rooted in the land and customs of Greece, capturing the daily life, emotional waves and human stories in modern Greek society.

Twenty-four short stories, Stephen King's rich and fantastic imagination! An elementary school teacher avenges his wife and hatches a grand plan to bury a gangster, his bodyguards and luxury cars on a desert road. A middle-aged couple took a wrong turn on the highway and entered a small town where music was played every night but they could never leave. A bohemian private detective realizes he might be someone else's character. The old man told his taciturn grandson the truth about time under the tree at dusk. The husband could not explain to his wife why he could not use the toilet at home, so he had to pee in the kitchen sink while she was out. A mean rich man decides to disinherit his entire family and leave his fortune to a group of cats. God dropped a diamond from the clouds to the miserable beggar, who happened to not see it. ...

"Support Others If They Don't Agree" tells 28 exciting stories that open up your imagination, taking you to see a thousand strange worlds and breaking the limits of human imagination. This album is divided into five sections: suspenseful and imaginative, warm and cute, nonsensical and hilarious, and dark (black mirror). Experience the full range of reading pleasure!

Camus's mature work after winning the Nobel Prize deeply explores "spiritual exile" and "soul destination", and directly attacks the spiritual dilemma of modern people. Classic translation by Liu Senyao. Specially included is the translator's preface, which provides an in-depth explanation of the creative background and is a key to a deeper understanding of Camus's literary world and existential philosophical vision. This book was the last work published by Camus during his lifetime, and he won the Nobel Prize for Literature in the same year. This collection of short stories contains six stories set in Europe, Africa, and South America and vary in style from symbolic to realistic to interior monologue. Each story focuses on an exiled character who is struggling in the vastness of nothingness or a strange foreign land, searching for an outlet for freedom and life between reality and hope. Through six stories, this book depicts lonely lives in different situations: women trapped in formal marriages, workers frustrated by capitalists, lonely humanitarians, seemingly smooth artists, self-exiled engineers... Everyone deviates from the secular track, but finds some kind of self-belonging in the wrong path - even if that belonging is still not understood by ordinary people.

A super complete collection of classic novels by world literary master Ray Bradbury! New work introduced for the first time! Science fiction, fantasy, mystery, thriller, magical reality, poetry, short essays... All available, you can enjoy the top imaginary world of the top literary master at once! The strange imaginary world reveals the passion, loneliness, novelty, nostalgia, joy, and sadness hidden in the depths of our consciousness... This collection includes classic works that span time and space, covering science fiction, fantasy, mystery, thriller, poetry, etc., And short stories are introduced for the first time in the Chinese world.

"Jin Se" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ge Fei, a famous contemporary writer who won both the Mao Dun Literature Award and the Lu Xun Literature Award. It includes nine famous works such as "Green and Yellow", "The Whistle", "Jin Se" and "Fool's Poems". These works are mysterious, hazy and trance-like, like a cloud of mist. The characters in the stories are all struggling to pursue their destiny, and then fatally slip into chaos at the break in the narrative. With his typical experimental narrative, Ge Fei realizes a contrast between classical aesthetics and modern spirit in the looping literary time and space, and uses intellectual philosophy to point to the cruel truth of life: everything starts from pursuit and ends up being lost.

"The Lost Boat" contains seven representative short and medium-length stories from Ge Fei's creative career, including "Remembering Mr. Wu You", "Brown Birds", "Wu Zetian", etc. The novel revolves around memories, like the undercurrent under the surface of a river, quietly pulling the characters, wandering in the passage of time and the closure of fate. The narrative progresses layer by layer, retaining tension but also deliberately leaving blank spaces, just like life itself: it may not be fully understood, but it is always being told. The story slowly unfolds in a rhythm that seems far but not far, seems near but not close, and draws towards the boundaries that reality cannot reach in the mist.

This collection contains twelve short stories by Ye Lingfeng, including excellent novels such as "Miracles", "The Nazareth", "The Night of the Sister's Marriage", "Spring Breeze at Tanhua Temple", "The Virgin's Dream", "Falling Wild Goose", and "The Beautiful Dove". Some are full of mysticism and metaphysics, some describe the misery of the poor in today's life, some describe love encounters that turn into horror, and some describe fateful people who will eventually get married. They have different styles and are absolutely indistinguishable. The writer's writing is like a splash of stars, shining unexpectedly at all times, unexpected and reasonable, and has a long lasting charm.

[Classic Classics of Existentialism Literature (set of 2 volumes)] Dostoevsky's "Notes from the Underground" is a classic masterpiece with both ideological depth and literary art. It is also the book that opens the entrance to his literary world. The work revolves around the heart of the "basement man". This book can open the door to Dostoevsky's literature and is his literary masterpiece. It is also the beginning of five other novels. It covers all the artistic characteristics of Dostoevsky. Reading this book will help you fully experience the endless charm of literature. "Steppenwolf" is an autobiographical novel by Hermann Hesse, a classic about the self-healing and growth of "social fears". The protagonist Harry had lofty personal ideals when he was young, but was rejected by the society at that time. Once, he read a booklet called "Steppenwolf" and awakened the "wolf nature" hidden under his "human nature". In order to get rid of the pain of loneliness, he went to a pub to get drunk and have fun, but he only gained short-term relief. Later, he entered a magic theater and saw various scattered personalities, so he pieced them together into a complete self. Finally, he got rid of despair and returned to real life.

"The Alchemy of Time" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ge Fei, a double winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award and the Lu Xun Literature Award. It contains fourteen short stories and short stories by Ge Fei, among which "Encounter" and "The Alchemy of Time" have become classics in contemporary Chinese literature. In these stories, "memory" is like a paintbrush, blending the texture of life with the colors of imagination: they may be an interpretation of a hidden history or a well-known story; they may be entangled with a relationship or a desire; they may be about some unforgettable people who suddenly leave "me" and appear inexplicably at unpredictable moments...

"Ring Flower" is a collection of novels by Ge Fei, a famous contemporary writer who won both the Mao Dun Literature Award and the Lu Xun Literature Award. It includes thirteen short stories and short stories, mostly published around the millennium. These include famous works such as "Mona Lisa's Smile", "Feeling of the Rainy Season" and "Ma Yulan's Birthday Gift", as well as masterpieces such as "Fake", "Awakening" and "Playing on the Swing" that have not been well-known to more people. Students, teachers, reporters, businessmen, monks, eccentrics... Faced with unsolvable absurdities and conflicts, they were ultimately trapped in the endless joke of fate.

Selected masterpieces of Hemingway's "Outdoors" short and medium stories × newly translated by travel literature author Liu Zichao! Forests, seas, snow-capped mountains, grasslands, and rivers are all good places we want to go. The book includes ten masterpieces of Hemingway's short stories and short stories about "outdoors" and "travel", including "The Big Two-Hearted River", "Cross-Country Skiing", "Alpine Pastoral", "An African Story", and "The Snows of Kilimanjaro". The characters in the story traveled all over the Americas, Europe, and Africa; they started from the Big Two Heart River, crossed the Mississippi River, came to the Alps, and went to Tanzania... They hiked, fished, skied, and hunted, visiting some old places and some new places; they also chatted around the fire on stormy days, beside the bonfire raised in the wild, and at the tavern where they rested on the way, meeting unexpected people and hearing strange things. Through changes in time and space, they continue to expand their life radius, break away from the established rules of survival, and re-establish their connection with the world.

The book "Looking Directly at the Sun" is divided into three parts. The first part "Looking at the Sun" consists of short novels. There are all kinds of characters in the novel, including Zhang Guihua, a talented rural man who went to the city to take care of his grandson, an honest little security guard who regained love, a good girl who was kind to others after being wronged, a shoe repairman who did not increase his prices for ten years, and Xiaoshun's parents who returned to their hometown to start a business and give birth to their second child. Reading their stories is like a ray of light that illuminates the heart, warming you, me and him. The second part, "Intertwining," consists of short stories. "La Traviata of the South" reveals the complexity and contradictions of human nature. In "Goodbye Feng Tang", you will find those beautiful and cherishable moments in love. The third part, "Moving Forward", is the novella "The Undefeatable Laidi". As they move forward in pursuit of their dreams, some lose it and some persist. Laidi, a migrant worker, is the latter. She has the self-confidence that "doesn't want people to praise her for her beauty." She dreams of taking root in a big city. However, when things don't work out, people always take care of her. For the better life she yearned for, she became more and more courageous with every setback, stretching out her branches and leaves on the bumpy road of life until it blossomed and bore fruit. This novel selection aims to bring together a group of works with profound connotations and wide influence, convey the spiritual core of truth, goodness and beauty through the power of words, and provide readers with a spiritual feast.

Nanpo's collection of original novels contains about 50 short and medium-sized novels, which comprehensively and extensively show the world in a teacher's eyes.

"One Million Pounds (Famous Teacher's Guide Edition)" tells the story of an adventure in London by Henry Adams, a poor American boy. Two wealthy brothers in London made a bet to see how Henry would end up within a month by lending him a million-dollar note that could not be cashed. When the one-month deadline came, Henry not only did not starve to death or be arrested, but instead became a rich man and won the heart of a beautiful lady. The article reproduces the irony and humor in the master's novels with a slightly exaggerated artistic technique, and exposes the money worship ideology of British society in the early 20th century.

This book contains 15 short and medium-sized stories, such as "A Dinner", "Requesting", "Falling Pine Hair", "Ups and Downs", "Ox Tail Yams" and "One Plus Seven Equals One". The articles have been published in major newspapers and periodicals.

Cao Changzhou's new novel collection includes eight novels including "Hide and Seek", "Sister" and "Inability to Repay". Ma Qiao is hiding in the dark and doesn't want to be found by others. How can he hide himself amidst the noise? My sister's mood seems to have changed drastically overnight. Running away and returning both seem to be at the end of the road. Is a person really lonely in the world? A friend he hasn't seen for many years suddenly asks for a loan, and a crisis of trust between people is about to break out... Cao Changzhou's novels always focus on lonely and marginalized individuals. Most of the people in the novel are undoubtedly in the peripheral nerves of society. They live - even if they live animalistically, they have exhausted all their energy. In the midst of material scarcity and spiritual struggle, the good and evil of human nature and the ups and downs of desires are like clusters of weeds growing wildly and blooming wantonly. It can be said that Cao Changzhou's novels are introspective and uneasy. Only by "seeking others instead of ourselves" can we grow into a new "me".

Humor is a kind of talent, but also a kind of wisdom. If beauty can save the world, then humor can save beauty, connect people, and make the whole world peaceful and happy in laughter.

Returning home on paper is a spiritual journey. In this thin booklet, I want to restore my hometown and memories, and trace the travel time and people. "Train Racing" is the key to my hometown and the door and window sash through which you can see the scenery with a push. I also hope it is your ticket to return to your hometown, or a ray of moonlight to see your hometown.

A collection of Dostoevsky's early short stories and short stories, which describe the various aspects of the world of little people; it deeply explores the human nature of the human heart and the ultimate expression of various personalities; Wang Xiaobo wholeheartedly recommends "Nedochka", Mr. Rong Rude's classic translation, which includes exquisite illustrations. "Notes from the Underground" is a collection of short stories and short stories by the great Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky, including "Mr. Prohalchin", "The Landlady", "Nedo Chika", "Little Hero", "Trouble in the Manor" and "Notes from the Underground". "Mr. Prokharchin" and "The Landlady" are Doshi's earliest novellas. They respectively tell the life of a buffoon character, Mr. Prokharchin, and the story of a tenant who is obsessed with the landlady. They reflect Doshi's concern for the fate of little people. "Nedochka" is Doshi's first attempt at a full-length novel. Unfortunately, the story could not be completed. Even so, the tragic fate of the orphan girl Niedochka still moves countless readers. "Little Hero" tells the emotional twists and turns of a young man's first love affair, while "The Affair in the Manor" revolves around an anecdote about the reversal of master and servant identities at the farm inherited by Rostanev. In these two stories, the flattering, fickle, entangled and even self-destructive side of human nature is more clearly displayed to readers. "Notes from the Underground" is the most important novella in Doshi's middle period. Through the description of the "basement people" who want to do things that are not good for themselves, it vividly depicts people's complex, contradictory and even almost abnormal psychological states, which embodies all of Doshi's artistic features. Therefore, "Notes from the Underground" is also regarded as a sign that Doshi's thoughts and creations have entered a mature period, and it is the "general outline" of the five subsequent novels of Doshi.

An Italian national treasure literary master, the literary idol of a series of female writers such as Sally Rooney; a work about destruction in silence, examining class, wealth and marriage with a forensic gaze; she does not care about men, she just tells women's stories, a new model of female voices; if Ferrante is a friend, then Ginzberg is a mentor. This book contains three of Ginzburg's works, "Valentino", "Mother" and "Sagittarius". Valentino is handsome and studying medicine. In his father's dream, he will become the chief physician of the hospital in the future; in his mother's dream, he will marry a beautiful woman. Only his sister Caterina saw his true face: lazy, vain, spoiled by everyone. When Valentino gets engaged to the wealthy but ugly Maddalena without warning, his parents' dream begins to fall apart. As a person excluded from life, Caterina can only be an audience, waiting for the day when it is her turn to become the protagonist? So, she told us everything in a calm and specific sarcastic tone. In this novella published in 1957, we can see the writing art of Natalia Ginzburg: she is good at using a simple and colloquial narrative to weave together seemingly trivial events, thereby revealing the power and despair of life. The same technique also appears in the novella "Sagittarius" of the same year, and in the 1948 short story "Mother", which is full of dramatic tension. Between those trivial glitches, innocuous little quirks, trivial conversations and subtle actions, Ginzberg constructs pages of incomparably fresh, vivid and bright pages.

[Lovecraft's enlightenment work, the source of inspiration for the Cthulhu Mythos! Hastur, the Great Old One, appears! ] Robert Chambers was born in 1865. He studied painting throughout his life, wrote horror novels in his early years, and changed to historical novels in his later years. Whether it is painting or writing, he has achieved some achievements, but he will never be famous in history. Originally, such a person would be forgotten by people after his death and disappear into the torrent of history. It happened that the book "The King in Yellow" he wrote in his early years deeply inspired a reader: H. P. Lovecraft. "The King in Yellow," a series of indirectly connected short stories with the same background - a strange forbidden book that invites panic, madness and horrific tragedy when read carefully... I was deeply impressed by the strange and terrifying elements Mr. Chambers used in this work. However, he failed to continue It's a pity to develop in this field - it is not difficult to become a world-famous master with his talent. "The King in Yellow" was written in 1895, and when Lovecraft began to write his horror literature in 1914, he had Chambers and Poe in his mind. Out of love, Lovecraft introduced this mysterious figure in yellow robes named "Hasta" in many of his stories. Many people mistakenly believe that the "King in Yellow" is a character written by Lovecraft, but this is not the case. Chambers may still be unknown and few people remember him, but "The King in Yellow" has followed the rise of Cthulhu culture and stood in front of the world again.

Almost all the stories are related to travel. Those dreamy and persistent yearnings, stars and sunshine, happiness and loneliness, memories and desires, all flow slowly in these stories, fermenting a different kind of emotion. People walking are always trying to escape from this place, eager to reach one shore after another...

This book is one of the "Seventh Series of New Century Writers", which includes representative works of short stories and short stories by young writer Sun Pin. Most of Sun Pin's novels take "little people" as the protagonists, and many readers may be able to find reflections of themselves or those around them in these characters. Most of them come from lower classes and work hard all their lives. Maybe they have hidden illnesses and have to struggle to make a living; maybe they are trapped in the mountains and their lives are boring; maybe they make mistakes and their fortunes take a turn for the worse; or they lack love in childhood and behave eccentrically, but they are pitiable. When I read Sun Pin's novel, my gut felt painful, but I couldn't help but want to read it; I knew it was fantasy, but I had to take it seriously. The book has fluent language, strong storytelling, and high aesthetic and artistic value.

This book is Lin Donglin's latest collection of short stories, including "Going to Handan", "Ham", "Spaceship", "Asian Elephant", "Companion with Deer", "Tin Wedding", "Long Liang Chai", etc. The novel gives shape to the ordinary by describing the stories of ordinary people, among trivial matters and trivial matters. An unsuccessful literary young man from Beijing, a writer who went to the funeral with his wife's ex-husband, a data analyst who was trapped in trivial family matters and got into a car accident... The author shuttles among all kinds of people, and dives under the calm sea of ​​all living beings, surging with the calm and powerless essence of life.

This book is a collection of short stories by military writer Tao Chun. A collection of military novels with revolutionary historical themes.

O. Henry was good at describing the lives of ordinary people in American society. He wrote more than 300 novels in his life and was famous for his humorous language and ingenious conception. "The Gift of the Magi", "The Policeman and the Hymn" and "The Last Leaf" are all his classics. His works have novel ideas and surprising endings; and because they describe many characters and are full of interest in life, they are known as "the humorous encyclopedia of American life." His works focus on the little people at the bottom of society, showing the complexity of human nature and the helplessness of life, making later literature pay more attention to the in-depth portrayal of human nature and the reflection of social reality. Together with Russia's Chekhov and France's Maupassant, he is also known as the world's three major short story masters. This book was selected into the "Chinese Translators' Translation Series" of the new edition of the Humanities Society. The translator of this version is Mr. Wang Yongnian, a famous translator. Our company has the exclusive publishing rights of this translation. The translation is fluent and elegant, embodying O. Henry's language style in every detail, and is widely praised by readers.

"Selected Novels of Chekhov" is the essence of Anton Chekhov's (1860-1904) novels. Chekhov is good at capturing the absurdity and depth of human nature in trivial daily life: the hypocrisy of bureaucrats ("Chameleon"), the spiritual dilemma of intellectuals ("Ward Six"), and the humble struggles of small people ("Affliction"). His words are as precise as a scalpel, which not only satirizes the numbness and decay of society ("The Man in the Trap"), but also injects poetic sadness into ordinary life ("The Woman with a Puppy"). The work abandons preaching and uses "objective presentation" to allow readers to understand the intertwining of hope and despair on their own. It is hailed as a model of modern short stories and influenced later generations such as Kafka and Lu Xun. Rulong's translation of Chekhov is a faithful reproduction of Chekhov's concise style. The translation is clean and neat, avoiding lengthy procrastination, and accurately conveys Chekhov's literary soul. Our company owns the exclusive copyright.

"Driftwood" is a collection of short stories by Yang Benfen and the sequel to "Autumn Garden". It tells the "unfinished" story of "Autumn Garden". In the book, Yang Benfen tells stories about her, her mother, and her family, relatives, and fellow villagers in the hinterland of Central and South China. In that era, people were ups and downs like driftwood in the water, drifting with the current and struggling to survive. Their fates were ups and downs in the great era, drifting without direction. Some were broken, and some still had a glimmer of hope. Through memories, the author presents the villagers' endless tenacity and beauty. This life is like the memory of a dewdrop, small and short-lived. But before the dewdrop burst, it was also shining brightly, and it was a complete universe.

Eighty-year-old grandmother Yang Benfen tells the story of "Mom and Me". In 1914, the person "Qiu Yuan" appeared in the world. In 1918, the Chinese word "she" came into being. Qiuyuan, she has been here, struggled, despaired, and been happy. Today, her 80-year-old daughter tells the world about her ordinary self. "I wrote the story of an ordinary Chinese woman's life, how our family struggled to survive like driftwood in the water, and the life and death of those rural characters in the hinterland of Central and South China. I knew that the story I wrote was like a drop of water, which would eventually merge into the long river of human history.

"Yang Benfen's Women's Trilogy" uses plain and tough words to connect the survival epic of ordinary Chinese women across a century. "Autumn Garden" tells the story of a mother's life of wandering and persevering in the tide of history; "Driftwood" extends the perspective to record the ups and downs of family and rural characters; "My Fragrance" turns to the author's own marriage story, depicting women's dedication and awakening in intimate relationships. The three works reflect each other, ranging from personal history to the common memory of a generation. They use delicate brushwork to describe the tenacious vitality of women in the cracks of the times. They are known as "a common people's epic written with paper towels and kitchen table corners."

Mr. Zhang Yushu is a famous translator of German literature. He has made outstanding achievements in the translation of three writers: Heine, Schiller and Zweig. He has translated Zweig's representative short stories and novel "The Anxiety of the Soul", the biography "Balzac", "Conscience Against Violence", "Marie Antoinette", "Joseph Fouche: Portrait of a Political Figure", "Three Masters", "Three Poets", etc. Zhang Yushu's Zweig translation is a vivid and vivid portrayal, which has won the third taste of the original work and is loved by the majority of readers. This book is planned to include Zweig's popular masterpieces such as "Letter from an Unknown Woman", "Emotional Chaos", and "The Wedding in Lyon" translated by Zhang Yushu.

Chinese court romances include three volumes: "Palace: A Romance of Coup d'état (Spring and Autumn - Sui)", "Palace: A Romance of Coup d'état (Tang - Qing)", and "Palace: A Romance of Romantic Changes in Dynasties". The author uses his profound historical accomplishment and literary skills to vividly interpret the thrilling palace coups of the past dynasties and examine the political and emotional world of ancient China. The alternation of power between blood and fire, the tragedy of beauty in the palace, is the battle between wisdom, courage and humanity. The two volumes of "Chronicles of Historical Coups" use novels to interpret the most thrilling palace coups in China's history - from usurping the throne by powerful ministers to deposing emperors, from plotting to kill to blood-stained kings, every change of power is a battle of wisdom, courage and humanity. The whole book uses history as its sutra and people as its weft, integrating real historical events into vivid narratives. Readers can not only see how Li Longji seized power and proclaimed himself emperor, and how Sima Zhao controlled the world, but also gained insight into Zhu Di's ambitions in Jingnan and Cixi's scheming behind the curtain. The characters in the book are vivid and the plot is ups and downs, recreating the undercurrent of dynasty change like an epic. "The Romance of Historical Dynasties" re-examines the political and emotional world of ancient China from a female perspective - from the emperor's favorite concubine to the female prime minister in troubled times, from the deeply affectionate talented woman to the calm and Machiavellian wise queen. Their love and hate, wisdom and confusion are not only the tragedy of beauty, but also the confrontation between wisdom and the times.

This is a river and lake epic spanning Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, a documentary legend written in blood and fire! This book takes you into a real and secret underground world and witnesses how generations of heroes rise from the grass, stir up the storm of the times, and finally write their own destiny in the whirlpool of power, money and desire. This book is divided into three parts, namely "The Godfather of Hong Kong", "The Godfather of Taiwan" and "The Godfather of Macau". In Hong Kong, this is the ultimate counterattack throughout troubled times! From the founding of "Hong Sheng Tang" to the all-powerful "He An Le" in Hong Kong, he was betrayed by others, and relied on three dark ways of making money: drugs, people, and guns to make a comeback, and even obtained the status of "Justice of the Peace"... In Taiwan, he is the underground emperor, a "white glove" that even the authorities are in awe of! From the backbone of the Bamboo Union Gang to the overlord of the underworld, he conquered ruthless people from all walks of life and unified the world. He was involved in the "Jiangnan Murder Case" that shocked the world, but eventually became an abandoned player in the chess game... His life is a history of the rise and fall of Taiwan's underworld. In Macau, the gambling table is the battlefield, and behind the chips is a life-or-death struggle! Three generations of gambling kings take turns to appear here. They were either skilled in gambling skills, good at strategy, or good at management. They fought their way out of the bloody siege, created their own gambling empires, and jointly wrote the most thrilling legend of this Oriental gambling city. The book is based on real historical materials and deeply reveals the unknown dark laws and power games in the three places. There is a long way to go, and the blood is still fresh. Their era is waiting for you to come in person!

[Refreshing article with modern words + green tea + scheming + high-ranking villain] What does the high-ranking scheming green tea bitch around you look like? My best friend, Shen Zhouyi, is a talented green tea, with steady, accurate and ruthless attacks, and can defeat the enemy with her moves. As long as she uses some tricks, men will always become her prey. I know in my heart... My boyfriend is definitely her type. At the party, I specially introduced my boyfriend to her. Looking at her interested eyes, I smiled. The fish finally took the bait! ... My best friend Yu Ya said she would help me test the scumbag, but she took away my fiancé after testing him. I asked her sister why she treated me like this. She was very proud, expressed her jealousy and resentment, and said that she had never regarded me as a friend. Now that things have come to this, what else can I do? Of course, I could only tell the truth. When she heard what I said, the pride on her face disappeared instantly and was replaced by panic and despair. Hey, why are you panicking? The fun has just begun! --Advanced hunters often appear as prey. 20 Top evil women, beautiful in appearance but evil in heart, invincible. Let's see how they lower their eyebrows and smile, toying with people's applause!