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"All Quiet on the Western Front" is a masterpiece of war novels. The protagonist Paul Boymer and his classmates were incited by chauvinist education and joined the First World War with "patriotic enthusiasm". He witnessed the horrific casualties and the devastation of war on humanity. The initial enthusiasm was gone, leaving only physical and mental pain and doubts about militarism. "Idealism" cannot resist the brutal fighting. Disillusioned, their only motivation is to survive, and their spiritual support is the friendship formed during the war. This book was translated by Qiu Yuanwei, a teacher from the German Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University, based on the German classic version. The translation is faithful, smooth, vivid and vivid.

"A Tale of Two Cities" is one of Dickens's later important works. It is a historical novel based on part of the historical facts of the French Revolution. It is also the shortest and most concise novel in his masterpiece, but has the most twists and turns, the most thrilling and thrilling plot. The "Twin Cities", that is, London and Paris in the late eighteenth century, especially Paris during the "Terror" of the French Revolution. With this as the background, the novel unfolds a thrilling description of the unjust case and encounter between Dr. Manette and Darnay, and vividly exposes and satirizes the darkness of the judicial world. It also praises kindness, kindness, love, and dedication to love, and expresses his main idea of ​​"self-sacrifice for love."

"Aunt Belle" is based on the life of the French upper class in the mid-19th century, and takes the fate of Baron Hulot de Hervé's family as the main line. It tells the story of how the baron, driven by crazy passion, betrayed his pure wife step by step, hurt his innocent daughter, ruined the family's reputation, tarnished the army's reputation, and ultimately ruined his reputation. Various characters, intricate plots, and thrilling battles between soul and flesh, love and hatred, good and evil, constitute a vivid tragicomedy in the world, a colorful history of civilization, and an endless elegy for the inevitable collapse of upper class society.

Philippe, a retired army officer from Paris, was up to no good. When he heard that his uncle Rogee had a large inheritance in the countryside of Isoutun, he came to the countryside to make careful plans. Max, the rogue leader of Isutun, is idle and does all kinds of bad things. He colludes with Luo Ri's mistress Flor, and also covets the inheritance of old Luo Ri. Because of Flor's instigation, the two began a life-and-death struggle, which eventually turned into a duel...

Uncle Bangs was a musician, an honest and noble self-reliant man. He loved the art of painting very much. In order to enrich his collection of famous paintings, he devoted all his energy and thought. When people did not know that he had all these treasures in his house, no one took him seriously. When they learned the value of these famous paintings, in order to seize the inheritance of the lonely old man Bangs, some people from the upper class headed by Camusot tried every means to obtain his wealth.

"Petro Goriot" is set in Paris from the end of 1819 to the beginning of 1820, and describes a thought-provoking story: the noodle merchant Goriot made his fortune by selling grain, but was abandoned by his daughter after raising him, and died tragically in the attic of the Voquet apartment; the young man Rastinana gradually embarked on a path of depravity under the corrosion of the upper class society in Paris. Old Man Goriot is both a pursuer of money and a victim of money worship. Before his death, he uttered a long howl intertwined with love and hate. It was a blood-and-tear indictment of the sins of money, and was hailed as the "eternal masterpiece."

"Disillusionment" reveals the inside story of the literary and journalistic circles, and concentrates the author's main life experiences and deep feelings about life. It is one of the valuable works in "Human Comedy". The novel tells the story of two talented and ambitious young people who failed in their struggles and had their ideals shattered: one was a talented young man who dreamed of gaining fame in the literary world with his pen, but in a society where literature has been reduced to a commodity, he degenerated into a shameless literary slave who sold his soul and was ruined in the strife and party struggles in the literary world; The work reflects the social situation and mental state of an entire generation of young people after the French Revolution.

"Gulliver's Travels" is the representative work of the 18th century satirical fable writer Jonathan Swift. The story is told in the voice of Captain Gulliver, narrating his strange experiences in Lilliput, Adult, Flying Island and Huima. Since its publication in 1726, it has become a household classic and is loved by readers all over the world because of its absurd plot, vivid language and profound satire. This work is not only suitable for children to read, but also worthy of careful reading by every adult. A classic travel story popular among teenagers around the world, an incredible fantasy adventure. Lilliput, Big Man, Flying Island Country, Hui Ma Country, people are as short as pencils, tables are as huge as mountains, islands can fly, horses can talk, and the weird Royal Academy of Sciences... What kind of strange adventure has Gulliver experienced? What unusual life experiences have I witnessed? I hope every reader will open this book and read it.

"I must go my own way and pursue the light I see." In 19th-century Italy, when young Arthur was suffering from Gianma's misunderstanding of him, he accidentally learned that the priest he had loved for many years had also been deceiving him. Unable to bear the blow, he left home angrily. Thirteen years later, a revolutionary warrior named Gadfly returned to Italy and actively participated in the revolution. But during an operation, he was unfortunately arrested. In prison, he met the priest who came to persuade him to surrender. It turns out that Arthur is the gadfly. At this moment, facing his former mentor, he was determined to make a decision that followed his heart. It was this decision that inspired thousands of revolutionary youths.

During the French Revolution, Paris and London were characterized by fanaticism and chaos, and calm and restraint. Dickens witnessed the contradictory scene of nobles and commoners being executed together, with mixed feelings. He was determined to write biographies of the two cities, but he focused on the fate of individuals: some people were swallowed by hatred and turned into cold killing machines; some people resolutely went to the guillotine for the happiness of others. In the troubled times he writes, everyone is dust, and only those who love are the eternal shining stardust.

"Oliver Twist" is an early work by Dickens, published as a serial novel from 1837 to 1839. Orphan Oliver grew up hungry, living in workhouses and on the streets of London. This famous juvenile adventure story in the history of literature shows us how a small heart can protect its innocence and courage in a vast world where kindness and darkness are intertwined.

A poor boy meets a rich lady and falls in love, determined to pursue his own "Great Future". A carnival about love and wealth unfolds in London. Between chance and disillusionment in the world, when all the splendor fades away, the most authentic things in a person's life can be revealed. In December 1860, "Great Expectations" began serialization. Dickens, who entered the late stage of his creation, used this work to tell readers that the relationship between life and life is far greater than the relationship between money and money.

The "man in the trap" is a person who wraps himself up in layers. No matter the weather, wear a raincoat, bring an umbrella, and stuff cotton in your ears. He sealed everything in covers, kept the doors and windows of his home closed, and hung the curtains when he slept. He is afraid of change and any "abnormality" makes him uneasy. He lives within a narrow orbit, not daring to go beyond it at all, and restrains others by this standard... He makes the whole town feel suffocated. In the end he died, but the shadow still seemed to hang over him. Contains 24 novels by Chekhov. From the first famous work "Death of a Civil Servant" at the age of 23 to "The Fiancée" a year before his death, it runs through the writer's entire writing career; including "The Man in the Trap", "The Sixth Ward", "The Woman with the Puppy" and other popular masterpieces, which embodies his artistic style and all core themes. With a few strokes, Chekhov painted a portrait of every weak and good man; with simple words and gentle tones, he revealed the absurdity and cruelty of reality; with the ever-chaotic plot and artistic conception, he interpreted the essence of life - regret and beauty.

Tender green buds need the moisture of sunshine, rain and dew to grow vigorously. Innocent childlike innocence needs to be infected by literature and knowledge in order to have strong power. Picking up your beloved book is the beginning of a happy dream journey. Let us face the rising sun and stride forward, forward!

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

This book truly reproduces the rough experience and brave pursuit of the little character Jane Eyre for thirty years. It describes the heroine's difficult living conditions and complex psychological activities in detail, opposes the suppression and destruction of human nature, and praises women's independent, self-respecting and self-reliant spirit. It is a realistic work. The work also fully expresses the author's subjective ideals and expresses his passionate personal feelings. It has extremely rich imagination in plot construction, character portrayal, psychological revelation and scenery description.

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"Eugénie Grandet" is the representative work of the French literary giant Balzac in "The Human Comedy". The novel centers on Eugenie's love tragedy, with three intertwined clues: the turmoil within Grandet's family, the overt and covert fight between the banker and the notary outside the family, and Eugenie's experience of being betrayed by Charlie despite her deep love for Charlie.

All the mistakes a girl makes when she truly grows up and mature are written in "Emma"! Recommended version personally written by the President of the Jane Austen Society, including a personal letter of recommendation. Introduction to the long article by the well-known writer Zhu Yujie! "Emma" deeply depicts the frustrations and self-reflections experienced by young women represented by Emma in the process of growing up, revealing the common dilemma of girls from childishness to maturity. It is hailed as Jane Austen's most important masterpiece! "Emma Woodhouse is very beautiful. She is talented, has a good family background, and is optimistic by nature. All the good things in the world seem to have happened to her." Emma is by no means a perfect heroine. She worries about the love life of her best friends, but she is always whimsical. Open, make some mistakes, she often reflects on herself after making mistakes, but she inevitably falls into the cycle of making mistakes - reflection - making mistakes again. Her growth process is so real. Like each of us, she doesn't know how many mistakes she has to make before she can stumble towards maturity.

"The Little Prince" describes a pilot who was forced to land in the desert due to a plane malfunction and met a lovely little prince. The little prince originally lived on a small planet, where there was a rose. The little prince liked her very much, but he didn't know how to love her. Tired of Rose's boasting and endless demands on him, he left his own planet and traveled to many different planets. Finally, he came to Earth and met the pilot in trouble. The little prince asked the pilot to draw a sheep for him, and took the pilot to find a clear spring in the desert, inspiring the pilot to use his mind to discover the secrets of all things. After a year of traveling, the little prince realized that he still loved Rose deeply and decided to return to his planet. When parting, he gave laughter as a gift to the pilot. After six years of separation, the pilot wrote this story to express his deep nostalgia for the little prince.

Santiago is an old man who makes a living by fishing. He finally caught a huge marlin after 84 days at sea. The big fish dragged the boat and drifted on the vast sea for two days and two nights. But when he set out to return, he encountered a group of ferocious sharks. The old man fought with the sharks to the death. In the end, the old man only dragged back the empty skeleton of the marlin, but the fighting spirit shown by the old man was awe-inspiring.

"The Three Musketeers" is a long historical novel written by French writer Alexandre Dumas in 1844. It describes the legendary life of knight swordsmen in the seventeenth century. D'Artagnan's youthful bravery, Athos' poise and sophistication, Porthos's boldness and recklessness, and Aramis's resourcefulness and grace are all vividly drawn by the author's vivid writing, ready to be drawn out. The work is based on the conflict between King Louis XIII of France and the powerful Cardinal Richelieu, interspersed with the overt and covert struggles of ministers and factions, and unfolds a series of thrilling, twists and turns and interesting stories around the secret history and anecdotes of the palace. 2024 Marks the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France. This book was presented to the French President as one of the national gifts.

"It was the best of times, and it was also the worst of times!" It was an era full of oppression and plunder, when people were roughly classified into piles, and society was chaotic and disorderly; it was an era full of anger and massacre, with angry language everywhere, and reason was annihilated by fanaticism; but there were still people who were willing to give up their aristocratic status and huge amounts of property in order to uphold justice; there were still people who, for the sake of the ideal clear world, Willing to sacrifice his own life... "A Tale of Two Cities" was first published in 1859. The British literary giant Dickens used the raging French Revolution as the background to depict a society full of oppression, anger, and violence. He created a group of people who remained rational and upheld justice in an era of broken faith, and created a new era of British critical realism. In "A Tale of Two Cities", you will witness the darkest social reality and see the most noble light of humanity.

This book is the follow-up product of the "Value Collection" series. The author adapted the novel based on the real experience of a sailor at that time. The story describes the protagonist, Robinson Crusoe, who sailed many times despite his parents' objections. He encountered a shipwreck on the way and was stranded on a desert island. He lived for 28 years. Finally, with the power of faith and tenacious will, he escaped from danger and returned to his hometown on a British ship. This novel is considered to be the first novel written in diary form in English and holds the title of "Britain's first realistic novel".

This book contains three novellas by Nobel Prize-winning writer Gide: "The Narrow Gate", "The Bad Guy" and "Pastoral Symphony": In "The Bad Guy", the protagonist Michel received a serious religious education from an early age and spent his youth in various books. He did not understand life or the love between husband and wife. His body was weak and he suddenly coughed up blood. Thanks to his wife's careful care, he recovered his health. This serious illness became a turning point in his life. He passionately threw himself into the embrace of nature and regained his strong body. However, his spirit began to "degenerate" and he pursued sensory stimulation, which eventually caused his wife to die of depression. Contrary to the bohemianism shown in "The Illegal", "The Narrow Gate", written in diary style, shows restraint and restraint. Jerome and his cousin Alyssa fell in love, but could not be together due to obstacles in their hearts. After Alyssa witnessed her mother elope with others and her sister living a dull married life, she could not bear any obstacles that hindered the path to perfect love. She adhered to the self-restraint of the Puritans, buried her feelings deep in her heart, and regarded her own existence as an obstacle for Jerome to approach God, and finally chose to die alone. And Jerome has always placed Alyssa in a very high position and worked hard to improve himself to be worthy of her. After Alyssa died, he could no longer fall in love with anyone else. Also expressing the conflict between human nature and religion, "Pastoral Symphony" is particularly complex. The story mainly tells the story of a country priest who adopted a blind girl who became an orphan. The priest cared deeply about her and tried his best to enlighten her mind. However, the pastor unknowingly fell in love, which caused great pain to his wife. After the blind girl regained her sight, she realized that she loved the pastor's son Jacques. However, Jacques was unable to get married because he had converted to religion. The desperate blind girl finally chose to commit suicide.

In the love struggle history of "Cinderella" in "Jane Eyre", Wild Lily finally ushered in spring. In the pull of emotions, Jane became deeply independent and no longer only pursued romance and fun, while Rochester became more passionate, bold and decisive in dealing with the world. "Letter from a Strange Woman" "The feelings that I once thought could only be understood and unspeakable are now held in my own hands." This book includes famous "deep psychological" novels such as Zweig's "The Burning Secret", "Letter from a Strange Woman", "Emotional Confusion", "Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life", "The Story of Chess", etc., Which comprehensively and profoundly reveals the deep truth about desire, emotion and love. Who did you marry in Pride and Prejudice? Who did he marry? Everyday "family trouble" turned out to be an immortal classic. Based on daily life and the emotions and desires of ordinary people, the love in Austen's works is true and relevant, and has widespread consensus, and has therefore won a large readership.

"How Steel Was Tempered" is a novel written by the former Soviet writer Nikolai Ostrovsky, written in 1933. This autobiographical novel tells the story of how the protagonist Paul Korchagin grew from an ignorant boy to a revolutionary Bolshevik fighter. It especially describes how he persisted in writing novels even when he was blind. By narrating the growth path of Paul Korchagin, the novel tells people that only when a person defeats the enemy and himself in the hardships of the revolution, and only when he connects his pursuit with the interests of the motherland and the people, can he create miracles and grow into a steel warrior.

The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes includes many detective stories by the famous British detective novelist Arthur Conan Doyle, including A Study in Scarlet, The Sign of the Four, The Hound of the Baskervilles, The Land of Saints, The Uncanny Valley, The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, The Return of Sherlock Holmes, The End of Time and other classic works. The author has successfully created the image of Sherlock Holmes as a witty and brave detective. The story has a strict structure, clear logic, ups and downs of the plot, and is exciting and enjoyable to read. More than a hundred years have passed since "A Study in Scarlet" was published in 1887, and his works are still popular and fascinating.

"Gulliver's Travels" is a fantastic and thrilling travel masterpiece, and it is also a fairy tale where reality and fantasy are intertwined. An ordinary person who loves adventure went on four voyages and visited four magical countries, which opened the eyes and made people laugh while causing many sighs. This fictitious fairy tale-like magical world is like a sharp dagger, striking directly at the darkness and absurdity of reality.

With "The Legacy of La Traviata in Paris" as its original title, "La Traviata" was translated into classical Chinese by Lin Shu as early as the end of the 19th century. It was the first Western novel translated by a Chinese and became popular all over the country as soon as it was published. Margaret, who lives in a hypocritical vanity fair, devotes her most sincere heart to love. Yan Fu, a modern enlightenment thinker and translator, lamented after reading it: A poor scroll of La Traviata has broken the heart of a Chinese prodigal.

The day will come when a young man leaves home, ventures into the world alone, and walks his own path. After having an affair with his family's maid, sixteen-year-old Carl Rothman was forced to leave Europe and travel across the ocean to the United States. However, from the beginning of his transoceanic journey, the world showed him its complicated side. When he arrived in a foreign land, he increasingly understood that there seemed to be always an insurmountable gap between people, and the development of everything would have a completely unpredictable turn... This is Kafka's debut novel. The influence of Dickens is still there, and Kafka's own style has emerged. The story of young Karl is a portrayal of Kafka's own life and the path that all living beings are destined to take.

Bank executive Joseph K had an enviable job and a promising future. However, on the morning of his thirtieth birthday, a group of men in black appeared in his house and announced that he had been arrested on unknown charges. Such an encounter is really inexplicable. In this way, K started a game with the court over his trial. However, his initial self-confidence was exhausted in the complicated legal procedures, and his efforts to resist were crushed by the slow-moving grand system. As an individual, K eventually reached a point of helplessness like fate. This is Kafka's second novel and a masterpiece with his distinctive style. In this novel, Kafka ruthlessly reveals the existential dilemma that individuals in modern society must face when interacting with the outside world.

Land surveyor K was traveling on a snowy night to take up a post at the castle, but was trapped in the village outside the castle and unable to enter the castle. The castle's owner, the earl, never appears, and even his chief of staff is nowhere to be seen, but their influence is everywhere. K did not have a permit to enter the castle, so he tried his best to find a way out from officials' mistresses, messengers, village chiefs, service officials, etc. However, his path of exploration was mired in contradictions and fog, and he could never reach his destination. This is Kafka's last novel, and it is also the culmination of his literary creation and a masterpiece that has a profound influence on later generations. The novel uses an absurd and desperate struggle to describe the hopeless and hopeless existence of people in modern society, while at the same time leaving people with huge space for interpretation from different angles.

One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from his sleep, he was surprised to find that he had been transformed into a huge beetle. But as a migrant worker, Samsa must adapt to this drastic change as soon as possible. After all, he is the breadwinner of the family, and his work cannot be delayed, and there are people from the company behind him to supervise. However, it was the outside world that found it difficult to adapt to Samsa's changes. His boss fled in fear, his father did not hesitate to hurt him, and his sister's pity became unbearable... Finally, Samsa, who was hurt both physically and mentally, passed away quietly, which was an indescribable relief for the family. This is a collection of Kafka's short stories, which selects 46 short stories spanning Kafka's entire literary career, including classics such as "The Metamorphosis", "The Judgment", "In the Exile Camp", "The Country Doctor" and "At the Door of the Law". Most of these works were published during Kafka's lifetime, which rarely reflects the writer's affirmation and love for his own creations.

On a cold snowy night, a land surveyor came to the village, only to find that his destination could never be reached in the years to come; on the morning of his thirtieth birthday, a bank executive was suddenly and inexplicably arrested, and all his efforts for trial were in vain; a traveling salesman woke up from his sleep and turned into a beetle, and the whole world became so strange... In Kafka's writings, the desolation and absurdity of the world, the loneliness and fear of personal survival, exposed the plight of reality to everyone as never before. This collection of Kafka's works consists of five volumes, namely "America", "The Trial", "The Castle", "The Metamorphosis" and "Kafka's Conversations". It contains various classic works of Kafka, including novels, short stories, conversations and family letters. It is diverse in form, rich in content and pays equal attention to fact and fact. It is the first choice for understanding Kafka.

"War and Peace" is a masterpiece that covers the suffering and sweetness of life, the turbulence and peace of history, and is known as the pinnacle of Russian realist literature. Taking the Russian society during the Napoleonic Wars as the background, Tolstoy created more than 500 characters from all walks of life. They struggled between love and hate, courage and cowardice, ideals and reality, reflecting profound thoughts on human nature. In addition, Tolstoy's true description of war and profound understanding of the value of peace make the work not only a historical novel, but also a profound philosophical reflection.

"How Steel Was Tempered" is a novel written by Soviet writer Ostrovsky in 1933. The novel uses the experience of the protagonist Paul Korchagin as a clue to describe a generation of young people who have gone through a series of hardships such as hard life, revolutionary wars, and post-war reconstruction. They were eventually tempered into steel and became outstanding proletarian revolutionary heroes. This is a youth hymn that praises the great spirit and has become a spiritual model for countless young people to learn from.

Voltaire's philosophical novels such as Zadig, Candide, and The Innocent Man, as some of the most important masterpieces of enlightenment literature in the eighteenth century, have been included in the treasure trove of world literary masterpieces. "Zadig" is set in the ancient East and is full of mythology and exotic flavor. Through the protagonist's twists and turns and extraordinary circumstances, the author connects many extremely interesting stories together to show readers a strange world that is both true and false, and where fiction and reality blend. This book is divided into two parts, upper and lower, and this book is the upper part. This book is a public edition, compiled by China Edition Group Digital Media Co., Ltd., And is not an imported edition.

Voltaire's philosophical novels such as Zadig, Candide, and The Innocent Man, as some of the most important masterpieces of enlightenment literature in the eighteenth century, have been included in the treasure trove of world literary masterpieces. "Zadig" is set in the ancient East and is full of mythology and exotic flavor. Through the protagonist's twists and turns and extraordinary circumstances, the author connects many extremely interesting stories together to show readers a strange world that is both true and false, and where fiction and reality blend. This book is divided into two parts, this one is the lower part.

"Aunt Bei" is a novel written by French writer Balzac in his later years. The story takes place in Paris in 1838 and revolves around the fate of Baron Hulot de Hervé and his family. The Baron had served as a military auditor and director of munitions in the republican era. Now he was the head of one of the most important departments of the War Department, and was also a counselor of state. He was awarded the second class of the Legion of Honor. The novel describes how, driven by crazy passion that lost his reason and morality, he gradually ruined the reputation of his family and the honor of the army, embarked on the criminal path of speculation, fraud, and embezzled military funds, and finally lost his reputation. There are three volumes in this book, and this volume is the first. This book is a public edition, compiled by China Edition Group Digital Media Co., Ltd., And is not an imported edition.

"Aunt Bei" is a novel written by French writer Balzac in his later years. The story takes place in Paris in 1838 and revolves around the fate of Baron Hulot de Hervé and his family. The Baron had served as a military auditor and director of munitions in the republican era. Now he was the head of one of the most important departments of the War Department, and was also a counselor of state. He was awarded the second class of the Legion of Honor. The novel describes how, driven by crazy passion that lost his reason and morality, he gradually ruined the reputation of his family and the honor of the army, embarked on the criminal path of speculation, fraud, and embezzled military funds, and finally lost his reputation. There are three volumes in this book, and this volume is the third. This book is a public edition, compiled by China Edition Group Digital Media Co., Ltd., And is not an imported edition.

"For Whom the Bell Tolls" is a novel written by the American writer Hemingway in 1940. It takes the participation of Americans in the Spanish People's Anti-Fascist War as the theme. It is one of Hemingway's masterpieces. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" tells the story of Robert Jordan, an American young man who teaches Spanish in college and has deep feelings for Spain. He volunteered to join the Spanish government army and engage in demolition activities behind enemy lines. In order to cooperate with the counterattack, he was ordered to contact local guerrillas to complete the task of blowing up the bridge. He won the support of Pilar, the wife of Pablo, the guerrilla captain, and other team members, isolated Pablo, who had lost his fighting spirit, and arranged everyone's specific tasks step by step. In the midst of the raging war, he fell in love with Maria, a little girl taken in by Pilar who had been raped by the enemy, thus smoothing out the trauma in Maria's soul. During these three days, Robert experienced the conflict between love and duty and the test of life and death, and his humanity continued to sublimate. When he was retreating after blowing up the bridge, he was injured in the thigh by the enemy. He stayed alone to stop the enemy, and finally gave his young life for the Spanish people. This book is a public edition, compiled by China Edition Group Digital Media Co., Ltd., And is not an imported edition.

"A Farewell to Arms" is a novel written by the American novelist Ernest Hemingway. It is his early masterpiece and was first published on September 27, 1929. The work tells the story of an American young man, Frederick Henry, who volunteered for the Red Cross to drive an ambulance and rescue the wounded on the northern Italian front in the late World War I. During a mission, Henry was hit by a cannonball and injured. While recovering from his injuries in a Milan hospital, he was cared for by British nurse Catherine, and the two fell in love. After recovering from his injuries, Henry returned to the front line. When he retreated with the Italian troops, he witnessed the cruel scenes of the war. He resolutely left the army, joined Catherine and fled to Switzerland. As a result, Catherine died in childbirth. By describing the love between the two, the work reveals the absurd and cruel nature of war, reflecting the mutual killing between people in war and the destruction of human spirit and emotions by war. This book is a public edition, compiled by China Edition Group Digital Media Co., Ltd., And is not an imported edition.

Whenever we encounter an unfair and unreasonable reality, and want to doubt, question, and have the courage to make changes, we can always hear a voice: "Everyone lives like this. You are weak, so why bother yourself?" But what Tolstoy wants to ask is: "Is it right to have always been like this?" "Resurrection" is the accumulation of Tolstoy's lifelong wisdom: Don't forget the kindness of your youth because you are so sophisticated; don't not light the candle because the light is too weak or too short. Whenever there is a fork in the road in front of you, try to choose the right one instead of the smoothest one. Every ordinary heart can be resurrected from the cold winter, and can also awaken spring.

"Anna Karenina" is the pinnacle of Leo Tolstoy's three novels. Anna abandoned her family, wealth, and social status for the one she loved, openly challenging worldly conventions. When the love she had gained through all her efforts gradually cooled down, Anna finally died in despair. Tolstoy tears away the outer covering of love fairy tales and lets us see its fragile core - the purer the love, the less it can withstand the burden of reality. Similar to Anna, Levin, the other protagonist in the story, is also a person who deviates from the norm. As a landowner, he lives a comfortable life and has a happy family, but he lives in panic. He hoped to change the miserable living conditions of farmers and conducted various explorations and experiments, but all ended in failure. He looked inward for the meaning of his existence, but could only see nothingness and absurdity. Through Anna's love tragedy and Levin's spiritual crisis, the work reflects the shaken traditional values ​​and social customs during the transition period when "everything is turned upside down", as well as the confusion and anxiety this turmoil brings to individuals.

"War and Peace" is a long masterpiece written by Tolstoy over a period of six years (1863-1869). It is called the "heroic pastoral" of the Russian nation. The work takes the Russo-French War in 1812 as the narrative center. Against the background of the magnificent events, it depicts the intricate love-hate entanglements of four aristocratic families, delicately outlines the protagonist's spiritual growth process, and explores the significant impact of this war on the historical process of Russia and even Europe. Use naturalistic brushwork to express the cruelty of war, explore historical laws and eternal philosophy in discussions, and call for the spirit of humanity.

"In Search of Lost Time" is an epoch-making masterpiece and one of the most important novels in the literary world of the 20th century. Proust used fresh and smart writing to recreate the good times that have passed away with the help of a subconscious consciousness that transcends time and space. In the first volume, "Over Swann's House", the protagonist starts from his random thoughts before going to bed and writes about the complex psychological activities he performed as a child in order to wait for his mother's kiss. Also, starting from the taste of the Petit Madeleine cake, I recall the distant past through the sense of taste and evoke some involuntary memories. Then I wrote about Uncle Swann who came to his home as a guest, and turned to the third person narrative to tell the story of Swann's love experience.

In England at the beginning of the 18th century, sailing adventures inspired countless young people to venture into the world, and young Robinson was no exception. He ignored his father's advice, packed up his bags and embarked on a thrilling sailing journey. The trip was not smooth. He experienced storms, fevers, and pirate captures... He finally docked in Brazil and opened a plantation on this tropical land, and his business was quite successful. However, he was never content with a peaceful life and embarked on another sea adventure. As a result, he encountered a shipwreck and became the only survivor, drifting to a desert island. In order to survive, he used the only tools he had to build houses, hunt, collect, and cultivate land. With bravery, perseverance, wisdom, and diligence, he built a desert island into a personal kingdom. Later, he subdued the barbarian Friday, helped a shipwrecked captain, and finally got the chance to return to the civilized world.

"Robinson Crusoe" is a world-renowned classic novel. Robinson was born in a middle-class family and spent his life traveling around the world. Once, he encountered a storm while sailing to Africa and drifted alone to an uninhabited desert island. He began a life of isolation from the world: he dug caves, built houses, grew food, and took in his loyal friend "Friday". With his strong will and unremitting efforts, he survived tenaciously on the desert island, looking forward to the opportunity to return to his hometown and reunite with his family...

"How Steel Was Tempered" is an enduring red classic. The protagonist Paul Korchagin was born in poverty and is full of fighting spirit. After the "October Revolution" broke out, Zhuhelai came to Paul's hometown to do underground work, cultivating Paul's revolutionary enthusiasm. After Paul joined the Red Army, he charged on the battlefield. He was seriously injured and could not return to the front line, so he devoted himself to the work of building the country. During this period, he parted ways with his lover Tonya. After that, Paul suffered from total paralysis and blindness, but he got out of the trough with his will and wrote the novel "Born of the Storm", realizing his ideal in another way.