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The novel tells from the perspective of young writer Sal that he, Dean and others took four road trips across the American continent. During the chaotic and exciting, sincere and crazy journey, they got acquainted with homeless people, farmers, workers, and ethnic minorities. These people are also in the "golden age", but the promised "American Dream" is submerged in illusions and bubbles. Sal and Dean indulge in jazz and sex, opening the door to experiencing life and its endless possibilities. They burn themselves and explore the world to their heart's content, pursuing the true meaning of life and the freedom of the soul. This book is an autobiographical novel by Kerouac. In 1951, Kerouac, who was nearly thirty years old, wrote this book in one breath on a scroll of more than thirty meters in just three weeks. After repeated rejections, "On the Road", which he revised six times, was finally officially published in 1957. Afterwards, the book became a sensation in the United States and became popular around the world, becoming a timeless literary classic. Kerouac was also regarded as the spiritual leader of the new generation, inspiring countless young people to follow his footsteps and find the true meaning of life.

This book is a collection of Wilde's classic fairy tales, including "The Nightingale and the Rose", "The Happy Prince", "Friends", "The Great Cannon", "The Young King", "The Birthday of the Spanish Princess", "The Fisherman and the Soul", "The Star Boy" and "The Selfish Giant". Wilde's first adult fairy tale has a unique style, ingenious conception, rich imagination, light and alert language, and a lot of irony. Every story told is full of sympathy for society. Fairy tales contain richer social content than fables. When he told fairy tales to his son, he once cried and said: "Really beautiful things make people sad."

In 1895, the 41-year-old Wilde was already well-known in Britain and was in the limelight. Due to his relationship with his friend Percy, he was sued by Percy's father. In prison, Wilde wrote this "Letter from the Abyss". The monologue-style text revealed his feelings for Percy, with hatred mixed with love and tenderness. The book also recorded the views of this spokesperson of aestheticism on beauty, art, and life. Five years later, Wilde died, and this book became his final masterpiece in this world.

The work mainly tells the story of the protagonist Robinson Crusoe, who was born in a middle-class family and aspired to travel around the world throughout his life. Once while sailing to Africa, he encountered a storm and drifted alone to an uninhabited desert island, where he began to live an isolated life. With his strong will and unremitting efforts, he survived on the desert island and returned to his hometown after 28 years, 2 months and 19 days.

Tom lost his mother when he was young and was adopted by his aunt. The smart and naughty Tom couldn't stand the control of his aunt and school teachers, and often skipped school and got into trouble. Late one night, while playing in a cemetery with his good friend Huckleberry Finn, he accidentally witnessed a murder. Fearing that the murderer would discover that they knew about it, Tom and Huckleberry fled to a desert island with another friend and became "pirates". The family thought they had been drowned, but they turned up at their own "funeral". After a fierce ideological struggle, Tom finally stood up bravely and testified against the murderer. Soon after, during a picnic, he and his beloved girl Betsy got lost in a cave. They were hungry and cold for three days and nights, and faced the threat of death. Later, he finally escaped from danger and found the treasure buried by the murderer with his friend Huck.

As the most important representative work of Adam Smith, the "father of modern economics" in the 18th century, this book not only summarizes the experience of capitalist economic development in various countries in the early modern period, criticizes and absorbs the important economic theories of the time, but also provides a systematic theoretical description of the operation process of the entire national economy. It is known as the foundation work of modern economics.

"The Story of the Fox" is a long French animal story poem with a fox as the protagonist. It is the most important and representative work in medieval citizen literature, and is also the most accomplished and influential work of similar story poems in France. It assumes the animal world, endows animals with human actions, language, thoughts and feelings, uses animals as metaphors for humans, and alludes to human society. It vividly expresses the complex contradictions and struggles of medieval French society, and exposes the ugliness and corruption of the feudal ruling class. It has had a great impact on French and even European literature. Its satirical and comedic features are not only the direct source of the works of the famous French fable poet La Fontaine in the 17th century, but also opened the way for realistic novels in the 18th century and critical realist novels in the 19th century.

1. Recommended books by the Ministry of Education, must-reads in the new Chinese language curriculum standard. 2. Specially invited Beijing special teacher Wang Junming to write the preface for this series of books, and the famous translator Li Yumin to write the foreword. 3. Jointly recommended by many special teachers from famous schools. 4. This series of books selects domestic modern classics, as well as authoritative translations of foreign classics by famous translators such as Song Zhaolin, Li Yumin, Chen Xiaoqing, Gao Gaofu, Luo Xinzhang, Li Huifan, Zhang Er, etc. Interpret the classics in an all-round way and create high-value readings for teenagers with professional quality. 5. Promote intensive reading of classics and guide teenagers to return to the essence of reading. 6. "One of the most outstanding pictures" in the "Human Comedy" series by literary master Balzac, exposing the evil of money and the greed of human nature, and successfully creating one of the famous miser images in the history of literature - Grandet.

"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" is a masterpiece by Mark Twain, the master of American humor literature. It is a novel full of children's interest. Tom Sawyer, this little American urchin, hates studying, fights and makes troubles, and does not follow the rules, but at the same time he is upright, kind, resourceful, and adventurous. His pursuit of a free and passionate life is deeply affecting. Late one night, while playing in a cemetery with his good friend Huckleberry Finn, Tom accidentally witnessed a murder. Fearing that the murderer would discover that they knew about it, Tom and Huckleberry fled with another friend to a desert island and became "pirates", making the family think they had been drowned. Instead they showed up at their own "funeral". After a fierce ideological struggle, Tom finally stood up bravely and testified against the murderer...

According to Catch-22, only a lunatic can be exempted from flying missions, but he must apply for it himself; and a person who can apply for this must not be crazy, so he must fly and die. "Catch-22" has long been included in the dictionary as a commonly used word. The human world is still unable to escape from this trap.

In the 1830s, Darwin embarked on a five-year circumnavigation on the HMS Beagle (HMS Beagle), collecting and observing a large number of animals, plants and geological structures. In 1859, he published the epoch-making work "The Origin of Species". In this book, Darwin proposed the theory of evolution for the first time, proving that species evolve through natural selection and artificial selection. The theory of evolution was hailed by Engels as one of the three major discoveries in natural science in the 19th century and had a profound impact on later generations.

"The Scream" is a collection of short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922, and is one of Lu Xun's masterpieces. It contains fourteen works including "Diary of a Madman" and "Kong Yiji". The work truly depicts social life from the Revolution of 1911 to the May 4th Movement. Starting from revolutionary democracy, with the purpose of Enlightenment and the spirit of humanitarianism, it reveals various deep-seated social contradictions, deeply analyzes and relatively completely negates China's old system and outdated traditional concepts, and shows a strong sense of worry for national survival and a strong desire for social change. It also contains eight works in "New Stories".

"The Wizard of Oz" is set in a country of Oz unknown to us. It tells the story of Dorothy, a little girl from Kansas, USA, who was swept to a place called Munchkin by a tornado. In that very beautiful land of Oz, there are four witches: east, west, north and south: the witches who live in the east and west are the evil witches, and the witches who live in the south and north are the good witches. When Dorothy's house landed on the Munchkin, she crushed the Wicked Witch of the East and received a pair of magical silver shoes. The rescued Good Witch of the North guided Dorothy to the Emerald City of Oz to find the great wizard Oz to find a way home. Along the way, she met a talking scarecrow, a tin woodcutter who was covered in iron and could easily rust, and an extremely timid lion. They worked together and finally overcame numerous difficulties and dangers and came to the Emerald City. But what awaits them is unexpected trouble...

This book selects 24 short stories and short stories by Mark Twain, all of which are popular works, including "Running for Governor", "The Stolen White Elephant", "Millions of Pounds", "The Man Who Corrupted Hedleyburg", etc. Mark Twain was famous for his humor and vividness. His stories always made people excited and made them laugh. After laughing, they would think deeply again. The stories he wrote are not only pistachios of life, but also full of simple and noble emotions. Because of this, he is called "a source of the American spirit." Readers can not only enjoy the beauty, but also get spiritual sublimation.

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"Little Lady" is the second part of the "Sophie Series", Countess Segur's masterpiece. It tells the interesting story between Sophie and her little sisters Madeleine, Camille, and little sister Margaret. The lives of little girls are full of sunshine and love. Although there are occasional dark clouds and storms, family affection, friendship, tolerance and teaching can always dispel the shadows and make the children's world sunny again. This book continues the narrative style of a short story in one chapter of "Sophie's Sorrows", with more colorful content and is also accompanied by exquisite illustrations drawn by the new French illustrator Sophie de La Velle Fromois.

"I" made an emergency landing in the Sahara Desert due to a plane failure, and happened to meet a little alien from another planet - the little prince. Through communication with the little prince, "I" learned about the peculiar conditions of the planet he lived on and his adventures in space: he visited the king's, the vain man's, the drunkard's, the businessman's, the lamplighter's, the geographer's planet, and finally came to the huge earth. On the earth, he met snakes, roses, foxes, switchmen, vendors, etc., From which he understood the principles of life and the essence of life...

Charlotte Bronte, the author of "Jane Eyre", grew up in a family with financial difficulties and many disasters. She lived in a remote rural area far away from the hustle and bustle of the world. She lived in an era when the British Industrial Revolution was gaining momentum, the country was transitioning from an agricultural country to an industrial country, and the emerging bourgeoisie was growing stronger. All these have left a visible mark on her novel creation. The protagonist Jane Eyre is plain, impoverished and has no status. However, she is like a stubborn tree growing out of the rock, passionately pursuing women's independence and dignity. This pursuit embodies the spiritual character of independence and self-improvement, which makes the works have shocking beauty.

"The Biography" is the collective name of "The Biography of Beethoven", "The Biography of Michelangelo" and "The Biography of Tolstoy" written by the French writer Romain Rolland. The three biographies in this book are all extremely talented and enduring in human history. Romain Rolland firmly grasps the commonalities of these three artists in their respective fields, and strives to depict their mental journeys of enduring hardships and ups and downs without changing their original intentions in their troubled life journey, highlighting their noble personality, fraternal emotions and broad mind, thus composing another "heroic symphony" for us.

Andersen's fairy tales were not only written by H. C. Andersen for children, but also suitable for adults to read, making subsequent children's literature unusually rich and colorful in terms of subject matter, creative methods, and expression techniques. The translator of "Selected Fairy Tales of Andersen (Illustrated Edition, Full Translation)" is the famous writer and translator Ye Junjian. He was the first person in our country to systematically introduce Andersen's fairy tales directly from Danish to China. He is the only one among the many translators of Andersen's fairy tales in the world who, like Andersen, has received the Danish Flag Medal. This book was compiled by him based on the principles of diversity in style and story content, a balance between long and short stories, and compatibility between reality and fantasy.

Maupassant is one of the world's leading short story masters. The publication of "Ball de Suif" in 1880 made him famous in one fell swoop. The story has also become a classic in the history of world literature. The author compares the discriminated prostitute at the bottom of society - "Ball of Suet" - with all kinds of sanctimonious so-called upper-class figures, fully showing the former's beautiful soul with a strong sense of justice and compassion and the latter's extremely selfish, shameless and ugly soul. This book collects 39 of Maupassant's masterpieces, representing his outstanding achievements in the creation of short stories and short stories.

"The Complete Essays of Bacon" is a collection of essays written by the famous British writer Bacon. It is composed of short and exquisite essays. Each article warns the world by presenting facts and reasoning, and using profound, sophisticated, calm and powerful words. Almost every chapter is full of aphorisms and aphorisms. The book has been translated into many languages ​​and is still a bestseller. In 1985, it was selected as one of the "20 Best Books in Human History" by the American "Life" magazine; in the same year, it was selected as a recommended book in the American "Good Reading Guide".

"Gone with the Wind" is set on a manor in the southern United States and tells the story of the ups and downs of Scarlett Hao, the daughter of the manor owner during the Civil War. Scarlett Scarlett, the rich daughter, is proud and charming. She originally enjoyed being surrounded by boys like stars. However, overnight, the peaceful pastoral time was annihilated in the flames of war, and her wealthy life turned into a constant struggle for survival with death. Faced with the destruction of her home, the death of her loved ones, and the turbulent current situation, how will she get out of the predicament? Where will the love between her and the two most important men in her life go...

"The Complete Collection of Grimm's Fairy Tales" is a collection of German folk literature collected, organized and processed by the two German linguist brothers Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm. This book is a classic of world fairy tales. Since its publication, it has had a profound impact all over the world. Among them, famous works such as "Cinderella", "Snow White" and "Little Red Riding Hood" have become masterpieces loved by children all over the world.

A classic of romantic literature and a masterpiece of historical novels by Alexandre Dumas. A chivalrous historical legend and a boy's growth story. During the reign of King Louis XIII of France, Cardinal Richelieu had great power. In order to sow discord between the king and the queen, he carefully arranged a series of conspiracies and used the femme fatale Milady to achieve his goals. The young d'Artagnan and his three loyal and courageous Musketeer friends risked their lives for the dignity of the king and queen, and started a battle of courage and resourcefulness with this series of conspiracies and this femme fatale who should not be underestimated...

When Goethe was 25 years old, based on his own emotional experience, he spent four weeks writing the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther" that shocked the world. More than two hundred years later, this work is still thundering in the hearts of readers. The young Werther fell in love with a girl named Lotte, who was already engaged to someone else. The frustration in love made Werther grief-stricken. In addition, he was incompatible with the feudal society at that time, which made Werther feel hopeless in life. After losing his love and suffering a setback in his career, the young Werther, who was not understood by the world, came to the side of his beloved Lotte for the last time and ended his life with a bullet.

The 28-year-old Thoreau walked into Walden Pond alone with an ax in his hand, built a cabin, opened up wasteland, and cultivated land to become self-sufficient. He lived alone by the lake for two years, two months and two days, with the sun rising and the moon setting, and the four seasons returning. This experience of living alone was written by him into the world-famous masterpiece of nature prose "Walden". "Walden" is a classic not only because it allows people to see the possibility of a real life, but also because it encourages young people of every generation to constantly question themselves and find true inner peace and the essence of life. Those who choose to be lonely may not be lonely. Thoreau used his own practice to prove to people that people can still live happily without needing a lot of material things. Walden Pond is not far away, it is in everyone's heart.

The novel that ranks first among the "Top Ten Classical Novels in the World"! Nabokov: I think Anna Karenina is the greatest literary work of the 19th century. Dostoyevsky praised it as "a perfect artistic masterpiece." In the history of human literature, "Anna Karenina" not only shows a tragic love, but also truly expresses complex social problems. It is an encyclopedic work. Anna Karenina, the representative work of critical realism by Russian writer Tolstoy, was born into a cold and selfish traditional aristocrat, but what she longs for is passionate love and spiritual freedom. The huge irreconcilable contradiction between her and the times caused her to be crushed by reality... "Anna Karenina" is Tolstoy's spiritual autobiography during the period of his own ideological transformation. Because of the social reality problems it reflects, it has aroused heated discussions in society. Anna Karenina has also become one of the most beautiful and full characters in the history of world literature.

This series (must-read library series for top students) is a series of classic works specially tailored for students. Each selected book is carefully equipped with opening questions from famous teachers, exciting side comments, analysis of key points in the text, and wisdom tips and other reading aids. The book "Childhood·In the World·My University" is a collection of novellas, which includes three autobiographical novels of Maxim Gorky: "Childhood", "In the World" and "My University". It describes Gorky's understanding of suffering and his unique insights into social life. There is an endless desire and strength in the words.

This series (must-read library series for top students) is a series of classic works specially tailored for students. Each selected book is carefully equipped with opening questions from famous teachers, exciting side comments, analysis of key points in the text, and wisdom tips and other reading aids. The book "How Steel Was Tempered" narrates the growth path of Paul Korchagin. It 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.

This series (must-read library series for top students) is a series of classic works specially tailored for students. Each selected book is carefully equipped with opening questions from famous teachers, exciting side comments, analysis of key points in the text, and wisdom tips and other reading aids. This book "The Education of Love" is a diary-style novel, which tells the life of Amway Ke, a fourth-year primary school student, for one school year. During this period, it is interspersed with "stories" that teachers tell students every month, as well as many inspiring articles written by his parents for him.

Open "Les Misérables", treat good and evil equally, and look at the world with sympathy! In the history of human literature, "Les Misérables" serves as an encyclopedia of human suffering, revealing the relationship between personal destiny and society, and praising people's inner love and hope. This is a masterpiece written for people all over the world. Hugo used a story spanning 18 years to reveal the close relationship between an individual's tragic fate and the entire society. While deeply criticizing the dark reality, he also revealed his hope for the future! In "Les Miserables", only love is the way to the light. "Les Misérables" is selected as the recommended reading book for the new curriculum standard! Selected into the recommended reading list of "Chinese Language" compiled by the Ministry of Education! Reader's classic library "Les Misérables" has 4 major features: 1. Special collection of Victor Hugo's diary to learn about the story background and character prototypes! 2. Special collection of historical pictures related to the story, the historical story is clear at a glance! 3. Specially produced original character relationship tables to quickly clarify complex character relationships! 4. Specially produced original posters of Victor Hugo's major events, allowing you to step into Hugo's wonderful life! "Les Misérables" is the story of a saint, a man, a woman, and a little girl. Hugo used a story spanning 18 years to reveal the close relationship between an individual's tragic fate and the entire society. While deeply criticizing the dark reality, he also revealed his hope for the future. In "Les Miserables", only love is the way to the light.

Everyone who wants to constantly improve themselves should read "Resurrection"! Brand new! Recommended reading for the Ministry of Education's new curriculum standards! The masterpiece of the great realist writer Tolstoy! Leading generations of people to pursue spiritual salvation and moral perfection. Tolstoy has been nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature for five consecutive years and is known as "the greatest writer since the Renaissance who can challenge Homer, Dante and Shakespeare"! "Resurrection" lasted ten years and six drafts. It completely and profoundly interpreted Tolstoy's literary creation thoughts. Zweig called it "the summary of Tolstoy's life of thought and art". The reader's classic library version of "Resurrection" has four major features: 1. Classic translation by the famous Russian-Soviet literary translator Ligang, a literal Russian translation, carefully edited 2. Special inclusion of the translator's introduction to "The Resurrection of Humanity" for an in-depth interpretation of "Resurrection"! 3. Original Tolstoy memorabilia, a picture to understand the life of the great writer Tolstoy 4. Original poster-level illustrations, restoring classic scenes. In the history of human literature, "Resurrection" is the peak of creation by the great realist writer Tolstoy, leading generations of people to pursue spiritual salvation and moral perfection. In court, a prostitute is being tried for a murder. At the same time, the aristocratic young man who was a juror discovered that the female prisoner was the lover who had been let down by him. He decided to save her and his imperfect self... Resurrection is a novel written by Tolstoy based on a real case, which took ten years and six revisions. It fully and profoundly interprets Tolstoy's thoughts on literary creation.

The book "The Story of Zoya and Shura" is a household name in the Soviet Union. It is a history of the growth of young heroes and has influenced the growth of several generations of young people. "I often hear people say: 'I don't have time to educate my children, I work all day long.' I have also thought: 'Do I need to allocate part of my time to educate my children at home?'" This is what Lyubova, the mother of Zoya and Shura, the heroes of the Soviet Patriotic War, wrote in "The Story of Zoya and Shura." Lyubova and her husband are very busy at work, and they have very little time to spend with their children. She works as a teacher in a primary school and studies at a normal university; her husband works at a research institute, studies in a shorthand class, and is also working hard to prepare for admission to an engineering university. However, this does not affect the couple's education of Zoya and Shula.

The works of "Oliver in the Twist" have been selected according to the reading lists specified in the new Chinese curriculum standards, embodying the spirit of the new Chinese curriculum standards. Taking into account the fact that the majority of primary and secondary school students have limited study time, and that many world literary masterpieces are voluminous and inconvenient for primary and secondary school students to read, we have referred to and learned from many advantages and strengths of previous translations, and highly condensed them while remaining faithful to the original works, maintaining the outline of the original works. And essence, and adds an introduction before each work to introduce the author's life, the background of the time when the book was written, etc., And indicate the characteristics of the work, its impact on the world, and its position in literary history.

The novel depicts a historical picture of an era in Russian society. He used detailed language to depict the tragic life of people in the lower class, and how an orphan struggled, survived hard, and pursued his ideal experience. This book is an autobiography of the author's childhood. It is not only the life history of a young man, but also the artistic history of an era. This book reflects the disintegration process of petty bourgeois handicrafts caused by the growth of industrial capitalism in Russia. The bankruptcy of "my" grandfather's family is a true portrayal of Russia from the 1870s to the 1880s.

This book may seem absurd at first glance, but it actually implies the author's deep understanding of Spanish reality. The author uses satirical and exaggerated artistic techniques to combine reality and fantasy to express his views on the times. Realistic descriptions dominate this book. In terms of environmental descriptions, they are completely different from the decorative landscape descriptions of old chivalric novels. The author uses an epic and grand scale, with the countryside as the main stage, and mostly civilians, with a population of nearly 700. In this broad social background, he paints a series of social pictures that are unique and interconnected. The author's method of creating characters is also a combination of fiction and reality. There is praise in negation, and there is meaning in absurdity, which is highly artistic.

The works "War and Peace" have been selected according to the reading lists specified in the new Chinese curriculum standards, and embody the spirit of the new Chinese curriculum standards. Taking into account the fact that the majority of primary and secondary school students have limited study time, and that many world literary masterpieces are voluminous and inconvenient for primary and secondary school students to read, we have referred to and learned from many advantages and strengths of previous translations, and highly condensed them while remaining faithful to the original works, maintaining the outline of the original works. And essence, and adds an introduction before each work to introduce the author's life, the background of the time when the book was written, etc., And indicate the characteristics of the work, its impact on the world, and its position in literary history.

This book is the representative work of American writer Mark Twain. This article describes that the prince Edward and the pauper Tom changed places with each other by an unexpected chance. The prince became a pauper and the pauper became a prince. Pauper Tom wears the prince's clothes and enjoys all the glory and wealth in the palace, and becomes the new king of England. But the real prince Edward wandered around and had to endure poverty and the bullying and ridicule of beggars. With the help of the good man Holden, Prince Edward went through many disasters, corrected his bad habits, and finally returned to the palace. Under the condemnation of his conscience, Pauper Tom returned the throne that did not belong to him to the real prince. After that, Edward became a benevolent monarch and lived a happy life with his people. When Mark Twain first published this work, he wrote on the cover: "To Susie and Clara, Father." It can be seen that this is a book written by a father to give to his beloved daughters.

A swift and violent autumn wind howled in the woods outside the door. Countless dead leaves clinging to the big trees were pitifully blown off by the wind, and then lifted up into the clouds, flying all over the sky. The hunters finished their dinner without taking off their leather boots. Their faces were flushed and they were in high spirits. These people were half nobles, half squires, and half farmers from the province of Normandy. They were wealthy, physically strong, and strong enough to break the horns of cows squatting in the market. They had spent a whole day hunting in the mountain farm owned by Bailong Duier, the village chief of Aiba Township, and were now eating around a big table in the villa-like farm. The owner of the farm was their host. They roared and talked, laughed like wild animals, stretched out their necks without restraint, rested their elbows on the tablecloth, their eyes wide open under the lamplight, and their bodies were heated by a huge furnace that spit out a bloody gleam to the ceiling; all they talked about was hunting and hunting dogs.

"Jane Eyre" (1847) is a novel with very unique ideological content and artistic form. It uses a lyrical and romantic writing style to describe the deep love between the female governess Jane Eyre and the manor owner Rochester. It successfully created the first female image in British literature to adopt an independent and proactive attitude towards love, life, society and religion. It is regarded as a model of "modern women's novels".

"The Moon and Sixpence" was written in 1919. The work is based on the life of French Impressionist painter Paul Gauguin. It describes the story of Strickland, an originally ordinary London stockbroker, who suddenly became obsessed with art, abandoned his wife and children, gave up what others thought was a prosperous and happy life, and went to Tahiti in the South Pacific to write his own glorious life with a round pen and inject all the value of life into the gorgeous canvas.

"John Christophe" (four volumes) contains ten volumes in total, telling the story of the protagonist John Christophe's struggle in a society full of vulgarity and strife. From the awakening of his musical talent in his teenage years to his unruly personality in his youth, he suffered the ups and downs of life, including lovelorn, unemployment, betrayal, and separation. Finally, with his persistence in music and his love for life, he found peace in life amidst the hardships.

Only "Crime and Punishment" has thoroughly written about the dark side of human nature that everyone knows but dare not talk about! The New York Times named "Crime and Punishment" one of the "Top Ten Literary Classics in the World". The British "Guardian" named "Crime and Punishment" as "The 100 Must-Read Books in Life". The British BBC named "Crime and Punishment" as one of "the 100 greatest novels of all time". Yu Hua: When I was 20 years old, I read Dostoyevsky for the first time. I read "Crime and Punishment" day and night. Dostoyevsky's narrative was like a bomber, dropping a bunch of bombs on my thoughts and emotions, making me dizzy at the age of 20. During that time, when I read the works of other writers, I felt they were bland. I thought, what the hell is this? Why didn't I feel anything? In the history of human literature, "Crime and Punishment" reveals all the secrets of the human soul with a cruel inner confession. It is known as the supreme work of psychological novels in the world and established Dosko's status as a master of world literature. The new hardcover collector's edition of "Crime and Punishment" must-have reasons: 1. Classic translation, lovingly translated by Professor Zeng Siyi, director of the China Foreign Literature Teaching Research Association! 2. 381 Detailed annotations to thoroughly understand "Crime and Punishment" 3. Specially included [Original Writer's Chronology of Major Events] and a special collection of [Writer's Handwritten Manuscripts] to truly restore the author's creative process...

The first half of "If You Give Me Three Days of Sight" mainly writes about Helen's life after she became blind, deaf and mute. At the beginning, Helen was disappointed with life. She faced life with negative thoughts and was very irritable. She often lost her temper and threw things. She feels that there is no love in real life, etc. How she hopes to get the light again. With the help of her parents, Helen found a teacher - Teacher Sullivan. This teacher became Helen's guide in her new life, making Helen full of hope and passion for life again. Under the patient guidance of Teacher Sullivan, Helen learned to read and recognized many words. She also learned about love and felt the love everywhere around her. As time went by, accompanied by teachers and relatives, Helen experienced many different things, such as: celebrating Christmas, embracing the ocean, experiencing autumn and winter, etc. The second half introduces Helen's academic career. During Helen's academic career, Helen encountered many difficulties, but at the same time she also made many friends. While Helen was studying, due to her indomitable spirit, she learned to speak and write. Although Helen encountered some unhappy things in the process, she did not give up. Her hard work paid off and she successfully realized her college dream and entered Harvard University. Due to physical defects in her college life, she struggled with heavy homework. With the help of teachers and her own efforts, she finally graduated from college with honors and mastered five languages: English, French, German, Latin and Greek. But after graduating from college, she encountered sad things, such as the death of her loving mother. Helen later also introduced some great people she met in life, such as Edison, Mark Twain, etc. At the same time, it also introduces her experience of different and colorful lives, her charity activities, etc.

Only when you face difficulties independently can you truly grow up! The new curriculum standard is the designated reading list for sixth grade. Every growing boy should read "Robinson Crusoe" first! In the history of human literature, "Robinson Crusoe" uses a story of survival on a desert island to give countless readers courage and wisdom. Robinson has therefore become a typical example of fighting against difficulties! Britain's first realistic novel has a profound influence on famous writers such as Maugham, Rousseau and Coleridge. A novel with the most editions except the Bible, covering almost all language versions! "Life" in the United States, "The No. 1 Book in Human History", "The Guardian" in the United Kingdom, "Top Ten Classic English Novels", "Time Magazine", "One Hundred Must-Read Classics in Life". Everyone's life will not be smooth sailing. There will always be a moment when you are on a desert island in your own life. Robinson Crusoe, a young sailor, was unwilling to live a mediocre life and went sailing. Unfortunately, he faced jungles infested by wild beasts, turbulent oceans, and terrifying cannibals... He made rafts, built houses, grew food, raised livestock, and lived his own world on the desert island through hard work.

The story takes place in the era of French King Louis XIII. Cardinal Richelieu was in power for a while, and power struggles inside and outside the court were constantly taking place. D'Artagnan, a young provincial nobleman, comes to Paris and joins the command of Mr. Treville, the commander of the musketry battalion. On the way, he meets the musketeers Athos, Porthos and Aramis, and they become life-and-death friends in a conflict. In the complicated political whirlpool, these four partners met Richelieu's confidant - Milady, a woman as beautiful as a peach and as poisonous as a snake. The two sides competed repeatedly. D'Artagnan and his partners escaped from desperate situations again and again, thwarting Richelieu's conspiracy.

Douban 9.2 Points translator's new full translation, not a word deleted, literal translation of the original version. 12 Full-color themed illustrations restore the sad beauty of the novel. In the social circle of New York's upper class, a mysterious rich man named Gatsby suddenly appeared and often held lavish parties at his home. One day, Gatsby's hidden secret was discovered by his neighbor: he had always been in love with his former lover Daisy. Gatsby lost Daisy due to poverty. In order to find love, he did whatever it took to become a rich man, and reunited with Daisy as he wished.

The British genius Wilde is a classic among the aesthetic works of the British genius Oscar Wilde, and is also the only tragedy in Wilde's life; unique black and white illustrations by the talented illustrator Beardsley, showing sinful passion and decadent style; newly added paintings by the French symbolist master Gustave Moreau; original presentation in Chinese, English and French. "Salome" is a one-act play by British aestheticist writer Oscar Wilde, which can be called a classic among aestheticist works. The story is based on the plot in the Bible where Salome danced for King Herod in exchange for the head of John the Baptist. This biblical allusion was unearthed by Wilde's masterful hand to have the darkest and most profound connotation. The entanglement of desire, the outbreak of abnormal love, and the weird atmosphere are all developed to the extreme by him in this short space. Beardsley, a talented painter who died young at the same time, can also be regarded as the best interpreter of Wilde's demonic works. The translated classic version of "Salome" not only includes many illustrations created for the book by the famous British illustrator Beardsley - known as "one of the most successful collaborations between poets and painters in history", but also adds classic paintings about Salome by the French symbolist master Gustave Moreau - the mysterious and gorgeous religious atmosphere created in the work adds a unique aesthetic experience to readers.