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This popular children's literature masterpiece by the first British Nobel Prize winner has enjoyed world-renowned reputation and spans a century. It contains a large number of original illustrations and is carefully arranged to vividly reproduce classic scenes, making reading more interesting. It was translated by famous translator Buron. The writing is standardized and the translation style is simple yet elegant, which is pleasing to the eye. "The Jungle Book" is a popular world literary masterpiece by Kipling, the first British Nobel Prize winner for literature. It consists of 16 short stories, divided into two parts: "The Jungle Story" and "The Sequel". The nine stories in the first part tell the story of the protagonist Mowgli, the wolf boy, growing up in the animal world and finally returning to the civilized world; the seven stories in the second part are independent of each other, and the scenes are no longer limited to tropical jungles. The stories take place in polar ice sheets, ocean worlds, foothills of South Asia, military camps, etc. The work reflects human society through the animal world through the "language of animals and birds". Its powerful thoughts, ingenious imagination, and text form with rich poetry and prose make this book not only readable, but also audible, recitable, and visual. It has been enduring in the minds of young readers around the world for hundreds of years.

"The Sound and the Fury" is a classic work by the famous American writer Faulkner. The title of the book comes from Macbeth's famous lines in Act 5, Scene 5 of Shakespeare's tragedy "Macbeth": "Life is like a dream, full of noise and commotion, but meaningless." The novel tells the story of the family tragedy of the Compson family, a declining landowner in the South. The whole book revolves around Katie's fall through the inner monologues of these three sons. Old Compson was idle and addicted to drinking and drinking. His wife is selfish, cruel, and resentful. The eldest son, Quentin, desperately clung to the so-called old traditions of the South. His sister Katie was so romantic that she insulted her status as a southern lady and was so filled with love and hate that he committed suicide by drowning. The second son Jason is cold and greedy, while the third son Benji is an idiot. At the age of thirty-three, he only has the intelligence of a three-year-old child.

No matter how much you love someone, you must love yourself first! An enlightenment book for independent women! The new curriculum standard of the Ministry of Education is a must-read for primary and secondary school students, and a must-read for ninth graders (Part 2)! Selected as one of the top ten must-read classics for teenagers by the British "Guardian"! Reading selections from CCTV's "The Reader", Wang Luoyong's tear-jerking performance! Yuan Quan, Dong Qing, and Woolf all praised "Jane Eyre"! Yuan Quan: I read "Jane Eyre" for the first time when I was 13 years old. Since then, I will find it and revisit it every two or three years. Jane Eyre has always influenced my values, like a shadow in my heart. Dong Qing: There are many excellent love novels in the world written by female writers, such as "Jane Eyre". Woolf: Charlotte Bronte seems to have held our hands, led us on her path, shown us what she saw, and made you unable to forget her even if you want to. In the history of human literature, "Jane Eyre" has created an image of a woman who lives without relying on anyone and still pursues herself despite hardships. This name has become a symbol of independent and powerful women in the history of literature!

An inspirational classic that has inspired generations of people! His great life is a real experience of ordinary people overcoming suffering! Nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 5 times. The Ministry of Education's new curriculum standards recommend required reading. A classic translation by the famous Russian translator Guo Jiashen. Specially added 184 detailed annotations to help readers clear reading obstacles. The full unabridged translation restores 100% of the Russian style of the 19th century. An immortal classic in the history of Western literature in the nineteenth century. His life was like a unity of the masses, with joy, anger, sorrow, and joy all connected. -Lu Xun. The protagonist Alyosha lost his father when he was three years old, and his mother took him to live with his grandfather. But this family has always been full of conflicts. My grandfather often beat my grandmother because of his extremely bad temper. He also beat Alyosha unconscious. Despite this, my grandmother has always been charitable and friendly, and gave Alyosha many positive teachings. Later, Alyosha's mother remarried and died of illness a few years later. After burying his mother, Alyosha went to the "human world" to make a living independently.

An inspirational classic that has inspired generations of people! His great life is a real experience of ordinary people overcoming suffering! Nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature 5 times. The Ministry of Education's new curriculum standards recommend required reading. A classic translation by the famous Russian translator Guo Jiashen. Specially added 184 detailed annotations to help readers clear reading obstacles. The full unabridged translation restores 100% of the Russian style of the 19th century. An immortal classic in the history of Western literature in the nineteenth century. His life was like a unity of the masses, with joy, anger, sorrow, and joy all connected. -Lu Xun. "In the World" is the second part of Gorky's autobiographical novel trilogy. It writes about Gorky's youth growth experience of never giving up in difficult situations. Eleven-year-old Alyosha, in order to survive, sold wild fruits picked with his grandmother. Later, Alyosha worked as a draftsman's apprentice and a dishwasher on the ship. Being at the bottom of society, he saw a lot of beauty and ugliness in society. At the same time, Alyosha began to read widely. Life experience and a lot of reading gradually opened Alyosha's horizons. He left his hometown and went to Kazan to attend "university".

Pushkin is known as the "Father of Russian Literature" and "The Sun of Russian Poetry". "The Captain's Daughter" is his first completed novel and enjoys a high status in the history of Russian literature. It is the first Pushkin novel to be translated into Chinese and the first Russian literary work to be completely translated into Chinese. It has a wide influence in China. This book adopts the form of Chinese and Russian comparison. In addition to marking the vocabulary of level 4 and above for university Russian majors in the Russian part, the book also explains the historical figures and events that appear in the book, as well as the research results in this field in recent years, with detailed annotations.

"Daddy Long Legs" is a novel written by American writer Jane Webster in 1912. The main story of this novel is that Judy grew up in an orphanage. When she was 18 years old, luck came to her. An anonymous director of the orphanage named "Daddy-Long-Legs" was willing to sponsor her to go to college. But there is one condition, that is, Judy must write a letter every month to report on her study and life situation, and there will be no reply to her. In the next four years, Judy, who was independent and self-respecting, kept writing letters to this uncle she had never met as a spiritual sustenance. Although she received help, she did not rely on it. Instead, she studied hard, obtained a scholarship, and used her vacations to tutor, determined to become a writer. But the letters she wrote were like nothing. When she knew she would never get a reply, she also complained to "Daddy-Long-Legs". And when she was about to confess her love to the excellent and outstanding Master Jiewei, "Daddy Long Legs" finally showed up - Master Jiewei was the "Daddy Long Legs" who supported her.

"The Diary of Anne Frank" records the two-year asylum life of the Jewish girl Anne Frank from June 1942 to August 1944. The diary not only contains detailed records of Anne's special life during the war as a fugitive, but also an outline of Anne's own growth as a young girl. A brief yet exciting first love, a sensitive longing for parental love, and a unique perspective on how to behave and the direction of life. Although he was in hardship, his love for life and yearning for peace always ran through the lines until the last page of the diary.

"Crazy Orlando" is based on the famous French medieval poem "The Song of Roland" and refers to the songs of many poets over hundreds of years about Charlemagne and his warriors, integrating it into a magnificent legend. The story is set against the background of war, with the love of a knight and princess as the main line. It cleverly weaves together adventure experiences and stories about kings, monks, monsters, fairies and other people of all kinds, creating a fantastic fantasy with twists and turns of the plot, creating a wonderful and romantic knight legend. This book completely restores the style of long narrative poems in the song line, with a total of 46 chapters and more than 30,000 lines, and is equipped with more than 150 illustrations by the famous illustrator Doré. Dole's "floating in a dream" paintings add a unique brilliance to this classic.

According to Catch-22, only a lunatic can be exempted from flying duty, but he must apply for it himself; and the person who can apply for this must not be crazy, so he still has to fly. The protagonist Yossarian in "Catch-22" was an American bomber in World War II. Catch-22 forced him to live on the line of life and death. At the same time, he also discovered that there were such absurd traps hidden everywhere in the world. Today, Catch-22 has become an idiomatic expression in English, referring to logic that seems reasonable but is actually crazy and absurd. Catch-22 is synonymous with institutionalized madness. This is an eternal question in human society: In a crazy world, who is the madman?

This book is a new translation and new interpretation based on a review of various Chinese translations of "Faust" over the past century (nine from mainland China and one from Taiwan). It draws lessons from, corrects errors and fills in omissions in translations such as Guo Moruo's and Lu Yuan's. It is an interpretation of the whole book and the plot of the whole play. In his 180,000 words of 60 explanations and 626 annotations, the translator quoted for the first time nearly 70 interpretations of "Faust" by Marx, Engels, and Hegel. From this, we can know why "Faust" is an "absolute philosophical tragedy" and why it is dialectical. Why the image textbook is the "precursor to a free and human worldview" in the future, we can know the affinity between Marxist philosophy and Goethe's thought - this affinity may be the collective complex of my country's modern intellectuals who have a special liking for "Faust".

In Britain in the 18th century, sailing was a hot spot for entrepreneurship, just like the Internet and artificial intelligence today. Determined to make a career, the young Robinson ignored his father's advice and embarked on a sailing journey. He experienced storms, fevers, was captured by pirates and escaped, and finally opened a plantation in Brazil and managed it quite successfully. However, unsatisfied with a quiet and leisurely life, he once again joined an adventurous voyage to traffic black slaves, encountered a shipwreck, became the only survivor, and drifted to an uninhabited island. Here, he had to use the only tools to hunt, cultivate, and survive... He survived and rebuilt civilization with bravery, perseverance, wisdom, and hard work. However, this lonely period lasted for 28 years, completely changing Robinson's inner beliefs and life trajectory from the inside out.

The young Werther fell in love with a girl named Lotte, who was already engaged to someone else. The setback in love made Werther devastated. Later, Werther committed suicide because he was incompatible with feudal society and felt that his future was hopeless. The novel describes the experience and feelings of progressive young people about the despicable German society at that time, and expresses the author's reaction to the feudal moral hierarchy and his strong demand for individual liberation. Goethe became famous internationally for this book, and its publication was considered an epoch-making event in the history of German literature; it shocked the hearts of an entire generation of young people in Germany and even Europe.

"Hunter's Notes" made Turgenev famous in the literary world. The book uses the clues of a hunter to string together more than 20 simple and beautiful stories, revealing the cruelty of the landlord class and the miserable life of the serfs. With a few characters and a simple plot, the novel depicts Russia's unique and beautiful natural scenery and unique folk customs. The content of the book is in the form of a record of observations, with concise and beautiful language and diverse genres and styles, which has had a great influence on Russian literature.

The novel is connected by three intertwined clues: the waves caused by the autocracy in the Grandet family, the overt and covert fights between the banker and the notary, and Eugenie's betrayal of Charlie after she fell in love with him. It tells a story about money destroying human nature and causing family tragedy, and reveals the corrosion and destruction of people's minds and souls by money. In terms of thought and art, it marks a leap in Balzac's novel creation. The novel successfully created the image of Grandet, a cruel, cruel, greedy and miserly capitalist, and he was passed down to future generations as one of the four misers in the gallery of world literary figures.

"Beautiful Friend" is Maupassant's famous novel. It caused a sensation once it was published. It was reprinted more than 30 times within a few months and received widespread praise. Even Engels said he would "take off his hat" to Maupassant. The story takes place in Paris, France, in the second half of the 19th century. The protagonist Duroy met an old comrade in arms when he was impoverished, and later became a reporter for "La Vie Française." Through his good looks and the means of pleasing women, he used three women to gain positions, and eventually became the son-in-law of a millionaire and a celebrity in Paris's upper class. The end of the novel hints that he will soon become a Senate and Cabinet minister, and his future is still bright! Maupassant used vivid stories, delicate techniques and fresh language to depict the promiscuous behavior of male thieves and female prostitutes in the upper class society of Paris in the second half of the 19th century. He also sharply criticized and attacked the collusion between the political, journalistic and financial circles. Since its publication, the novel has been translated into many languages ​​and has been a best-seller to this day.

Helen Keller's masterpiece, one of the "Top Ten American Icons of the 20th Century" and winner of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, is a book that has helped millions of people regain confidence and hope, and is known as "an unparalleled masterpiece in the history of world literature." The Ministry of Education's newly compiled Chinese textbooks are designated reading books and are classics that won the "National Five One Project Award". The literary work that shocked Franklin Roosevelt, Mark Twain, and Charlie Chaplin, and the "awakening" book that inspired countless people.

The representative work of Rousseau, "the representative figure of the Enlightenment" and "the founder of French romantic literature", is an immortal masterpiece that has been handed down for 200 years. A brave and frank spiritual autobiography that dares to reveal oneself, a biography of a celebrity that teenagers cannot miss as they grow up. "Confessions" is known as "the most famous autobiographical work in the entire history of Western literature or even culture." It is a century-old literary classic that has been highly praised by Ba Jin, Goethe, Romain Rolland and Maugham. Literal translation from French, an unabridged version with detailed annotations, a classic translation by the famous translator Mr. Chen Xiaoqing.

After reading "The Metamorphosis", I was freed from the depression of life and breathed a long sigh of relief. "The Metamorphosis" is Kafka's spiritual autobiography! Kafka's whole art is to compel the reader to read again and again. --Camus In the history of human literature, "The Metamorphosis" is a mirror that reflects the alienation of people in modern society. The beetle, considered to be the incarnation of Kafka, has become a haven for countless repressed souls. Three reasons why you must read "Metamorphosis" in Reader's Classic Library! 1. Includes Kafka's "A Letter to My Father", the spiritual core of "The Metamorphosis", 2.10 Original cartoons, and the vivid story summary of "The Metamorphosis"! 3. Brand new translation! When Gregor woke up in the morning, he found that he had turned into a beetle. Shock, pain, and helplessness all struck... "Metamorphosis" is an absurd fable that uses exaggerated plots to express cruel reality. The beetle created by Kafka symbolizes an extreme possibility that has not yet been realized, and is a harbinger of our future.

This book selects more than thirty excellent short stories by the famous French writer Maupassant. It includes all of Maupassant's classic masterpieces, including "Ball of Suif", "Two Friends" and "The Adventures of Walter Schnaffs", which accuse the Franco-Prussian War; "My Uncle Jules", "The Necklace" and "The Medal", which express the petty bourgeoisie; "Daliet Spring", "Pierrot the Dog" and "The Rope" which describe life in Normandy; the tear-jerking love tragedy "The Woman Repairing the Upholstered Chair"; the heartstring-tugging "Moonlight", etc. Maupassant raised the art of short stories to an unprecedented level. His works mostly focus on daily life, are less dramatic, downplay the plot, and only use almost invisible clues to connect various small things. The character description is also close to normal, and the person's behavior, expression, etc. Are used to show his image and personality. It expresses rich life content in a short space.

This book is a collection of short stories and short stories by the famous French writer Prosper Mérimée. It includes short stories and short stories that represent his novel achievements and reflect his artistic characteristics: "Kalman's Passion and Death", "Damango's Bloody Story at Sea", "Matteo's Son Beheaded", "Federigo's Enlightenment", "A Gamble Lost and Eternal Hate", "Venus Stuns the City of Ill", etc. Among them, "Kalman's Love and Death" is the original novel of the world-famous opera "Carmen".

1. Natsume Soseki, the master of Japanese literature, used his sophisticated writing skills to create a cat who is cold-eyed and fond of complaining. The story is interesting and thought-provoking, suitable for ordinary readers. 2. The world is as unpredictable as a cat's eyes. This book can allow current readers to understand how Natsume Soseki, once known as Japan's "national master", observed and thought.

"Rashomon" tells the story of a dismissed servant and an old woman who was a robber. When faced with a life-or-death decision, they "reviled the evil with evil" to survive "as a matter of course". The novel uses a suffocating and compact layout to push people to the limit of life and death choices, conveying the author's perspective and thinking on human nature. "Rashomon" contains the most representative works of Ryunosuke Akutagawa: "Rashomon", "In the Bamboo Forest", "Hell Transformation", "The Nose", "Yam Porridge", "Kappa" and "Words of the Dwarf". Each novel is a classic work by the author. The plot of the novel is mysterious and profoundly demonstrates the choices and entanglements of human desire, conscience, and interests.

Original illustrations perfectly recreate Dickens's late classic! Translated by famous writers, out of print for many years. As one of the greatest achievements of the great writer Dickens, the Chinese translation of "Bleak House" is a rare and precious translation. It uses more than 30 precious original illustrations by the 19th century painter H. K. Brown. In 2005, it was adapted into a British drama of the same name by the BBC, which became popular all over the world. "Bleak House" is Dickens' late representative work. Through a protracted inheritance lawsuit that martyred the fate and youth of generations, the novel aimed its criticism at the incarnation of all injustice and unreasonable things in Britain at that time - the rigid and corrupt Chancery Chamber. The work describes a large group of despicable little people living under the shelter of this decadent law and the pathological aristocratic class who colluded with the law. It vividly expresses and exposes the dark side of British society at that time. The outstanding use of symbolic techniques in the work - the repeated rendering of natural scenery such as dense fog and clouds - makes it a classic with unique artistic appeal among 19th-century British realist novels.

If you like to watch ants move, you will find a more magical, mysterious and sacred nature in "Insects"! Recommended reading for eighth-grade Chinese textbooks compiled by the Ministry of Education (Part 1)! In the history of mankind, Fabre recorded the wonders of the insect world with passionate and serious writing, making important contributions to natural science and literature. As a result, "Insects" was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature and became a must-read natural science book. Fabre, a French naturalist, entomologist, popular science writer, and litterateur, was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature for "Insects." Hugo, Ba Jin, Darwin... The popular science of insects praised by writers and scientists! Fabre's book is about the life of insects, but when we read it, we found it more interesting and meaningful than watching those boring novels and dramas. --Zhou Zuoren. "Insect Diary" is worthy of being called "the epic of insects". --Hugo. Visit the battle between black ants and red ants; observe the meticulously crafted nests of black wasps; cheer for the scarabs carrying dung balls... Follow Fabre's footsteps and discover a more magical, mysterious and sacred nature.

The protagonist of "The Education of Love (full color bilingual translation)" is a diary novel written by the famous Italian writer Miachis. He wrote down the diary in the voice of an Italian primary school student. The protagonists in each diary are ordinary people, such as the charcoal seller, the blacksmith's son, the young drummer... The ordinary things of these ordinary people are filled with love and warmth in the author's writing. The book contains a total of one hundred articles, mainly composed of three parts: a ten-month diary of a primary school student, admonishing and inspiring articles written by his parents in his diary, and ten short stories read by teachers in class.

The magician Wallander (Satan) parachuted into Moscow in the 1930s with a talking black cat, and used his magic power to "do evil" - vain citizens made a fool of themselves, greedy officials lost their lives inexplicably, and a city that believed in atheism was turned upside down by supernatural forces... At the same time, in another time and space, in Jerusalem two thousand years ago, a far-reaching judgment was being carried out nervously. Should the holy and sinless young man Jesus be executed? The Roman governor fell into a thousand years of entanglement and a thousand years of regret. A love as poignant as moonlight unfolds in Moscow as if destined. God, the devil, the master who burned manuscripts, and the girl who was crazy about love all appeared one by one; executioners, informers, adulterers, and selfish people came one after another. In the bizarre fantasy, a carnival spanning time and space begins... "The Master and Margaret" is considered the pioneering work of magical realism. The author fictionalizes the devil's visit to Moscow and connects incredible magical fantasies, real historical events and banal and vulgar daily life, creating a magnificent world where reality and illusion are intertwined, rationality and absurdity coexist, and fantasy and reality are integrated. It uses a relaxed, humorous and light-weight writing style, a chain comedy, a book-within-a-book structure, and bright, firm, and radiant language to sweep away the heavy, profound, and inaccessible impression that Russian literature has left on readers. It has been rated as the best Russian novel in the 20th century and the first of the 49 ideal collections of Russian literature in France's "Ideal Collection of Books."

"Gone with the Wind" is a love novel narrated against the background of the American Civil War. The author Margaret focuses on the experience and feelings of the women who stayed at home in the rear and suffered from the war, from their reverence for the war and full support for the war at the beginning, to the pain of losing their loved ones due to the war, having to succumb to the fate of failure, and the arduous journey of rebuilding their homes after the war. In the turmoil of the great era, strong individuals face the harsh reality with awe and become strong men who are not afraid of difficulties in life and move forward on the journey of life.

Margaret was originally a poor country girl. After arriving in Paris, she became a social butterfly in the upper class and was known as the "La Traviata". In this dazzling fame and fortune fair, she was moved by the sincere love of young Armand, and they both fell in love. Just as the lovers in love were looking forward to a better life in the future, Armand's father asked Margaret to leave Armand. Armand didn't know the truth and thought that Margaret had abandoned him intentionally in order to live a high-society life, so he looked for every opportunity to take crazy revenge on her. Tortured by the disease and Armand's blow, Margaret eventually died alone. After seeing her diary, Armand understood what sacrifices this woman had made for love.

This book selects the illustrations made by the talented illustrator Doré for the famous book "Don Quixote" to vividly reproduce the main stories and plots of the original work. The written narrative is supplemented by a concise and coherent story summary, allowing readers to have a glimpse of the complete style of the original work. The masterpiece of Doré, the most famous painter of the 19th century, sublimates the bitter idealism of "Don Quixote" with the brilliant style of "floating in a dream". And it expresses profound vicissitudes and desolation in its surface grotesqueness and humor. It is precisely because of Doré's genius contribution that Don Quixote's unique image and experience have been preserved in readers of different eras and immortal history.

One of the important classic literary masterpieces of the 20th century, it is known as "one of the love novels in human history". Love in the Time of Cholera is a novel written by Garcia Marrs after he won the Nobel Prize for Literature. It tells a love epic that spans more than half a century and exhausts all possibilities of love: loyal, secretive, rough, shy, platonic, fleeting, and dependent on life and death. Mars once said: "This is my best work, a creation from my heart." In Colombia at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, crazy love was as rampant as cholera. At the funeral of Dr. Urbino, who died unexpectedly, his wife was extremely sad, but received an unexpected guest: her former lover Florentino appeared and told her that more than half a century later, he was still waiting for her. It all started with an accidental glance many years ago. The young operator Florentino fell in love with Fermina at first sight, and the two made a private life. However, they were opposed by Fermina's father, and Fermina left him feeling the emptiness of their love. More than fifty years later, he finally had the opportunity to declare his unchanging love again.

"The Wizard of Oz" was published in 1900. It is one of the "Ten Great American Children's Literature Works" selected by the American Children's Literature Association and one of the children's books recommended by the American Education Association. "The Wizard of Oz", with its fantastic scenes, gripping plot and endless imagination, has been translated into more than 20 languages ​​since its publication and is a well-deserved fairy tale classic. After "The Wizard of Oz", Baum continued to create a series of Oz series, a total of 14 books. "The Wizard of Oz" was adapted into a popular film in 1939 and has since become one of the most famous stories in the history of American pop culture.

"Insects" is a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation by the outstanding French entomologist Fabre. It is a scientific encyclopedia focusing on the study of the insect world. It is also a literary masterpiece rich in knowledge, interest, beauty and philosophy. The writer Fabre used beautiful language to integrate his lifelong research results and life insights. He cared about the nature of insects with human nature. In his description of insects' abilities, appearance characteristics, living habits, reproduction and ultimate death, he reflected his unique vision and attitude towards life and world affairs. Every line is filled with respect and love for life. Here, you will see a wonderful and mysterious world of insects. Praying mantises, grasshoppers, cicadas, golden beetles, butterflies, scorpions... Their every move is endowed with human thoughts and emotions by the author; as living creatures, the similarities between them and human beings make people amazed and fascinated...

The story tells that d'Artagnan, who was born as a civilian, went to Paris to join the army, joined King Louis XIII's musketeer guard, and became good friends with three other musketeers. In order to protect the reputation of Queen Anne of Austria, they fought against Cardinal Richelieu, defeated many obstacles set by Richelieu, went to England, retrieved the queen's diamonds from the Duke of Buckingham, and thwarted Richelieu's plot to sow discord between the king and the queen.

"One Thousand and One Nights" is also known as "Arabian Nights". According to legend, a king was angry because his queen had an affair with someone. After executing the queen, he married a girl every night and killed the girl the next morning. Scheherazade, the beautiful and intelligent daughter of the prime minister, resolutely voluntarily married into the palace in order to save the innocent girl. She told stories to the king every night to attract him. She told a total of one thousand and one nights of stories, and finally influenced the king. This book is a literal translation by Zhi Puhao, a researcher of Arabic culture at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a well-known Arabic translator, including fourteen classic stories such as "Alibaba and the Forty Thieves", "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp", and "The Adventures of Sinbad". The characters in the story include emperors, generals, princes and princesses, merchants, fishermen, tailors, monks, etc. Borges said that "One Thousand and One Nights" is an endless book, and people want to get lost in it, because they know that once they enter this book, they will forget their pitiful circumstances in life.

"Anna Karenina" is a masterpiece of Russian writer Tolstoy's novels. Created from 1873 to 1877, it consists of two parallel but interrelated clues: one is the family, marriage and love entanglements between Anna, Karenin and Vronsky; the other is the love life of Levin and Kitty and the estate reform carried out by Levin. Anna is a high-society lady, young and beautiful, pursuing freedom of individuality. However, because she fell into an extramarital affair with the young officer Wronsky, she found herself in a painful situation in opposition to society. After losing her son and being betrayed by her lover, she could no longer tolerate this hypocritical life and chose to commit suicide by lying on the train. This work caused huge social repercussions as soon as it was published. Soon it was recognized as a great masterpiece, and the heroine Anna Karenina became one of the most beautiful and plump female images in the history of world literature.

A strange thing happened at sea in 1866. Many ships discovered a large monster believed to be a narwhal at sea, and some ships were attacked by this monster. Following public appeals, the United States dispatched a warship to chase the monster. As a result, the battleship chasing the monster was chased by the monster and was ferociously attacked by the monster... The plot of the book is full of twists and turns, suspense and fascinating. This book combines all the characteristics of Verne's science fiction and adventure novels. The complex storyline, the ever-changing fate of the characters, the rich and detailed scientific knowledge and the wonderful fantasy with realistic details are all blended together, which is breathtaking.

Hemingway is known as the spiritual monument of the American nation and the founder of "journalistic" novels. His writing style has always been known as a "tough guy in the literary world". Hemingway's writing style is famous for its simplicity and has a profound impact on American literature and the development of 20th century literature. This book selects the best short stories and short stories by Hemingway, such as "The Old Man and the Sea" and so on.

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After World War I, Hemingway moved to Cuba and met Gregorio Fuentes, an old fisherman. In 1930, Fuentes rescued Hemingway when his boat sank in a storm. From then on, Hemingway and Fuentes formed a deep friendship and often went fishing together. In 1936, Fuentes went out to sea and caught a big fish. However, because the fish was too big, it was dragged at sea for a long time. As a result, it was attacked by a shark on the way back. When he came back, only a skeleton was left. "The Old Man and the Sea" was based on this story. The novel was published in 1952 and won the 1953 American Pulitzer Prize and the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature. Hemingway himself believed that this was "the best work he could write in his life!"

"War and Peace" is a great work that took the great Russian writer Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910) 13 years to complete. In the history of world literature, it is the pinnacle of novels. Leo Tolstoy, who was born into a Russian aristocratic family, was the greatest Russian writer in the 19th century. He created a large number of literary works throughout his life and made unparalleled contributions to Russian and world literature. He is recognized as one of the most outstanding literary giants in the world. "War and Peace" centers on the Patriotic War in 1812, when Russia opposed Napoleon's invasion, and reflects a series of major historical events in Russia from 1805 to 1820. The novel begins with a debate in an aristocratic salon about Napoleon's invasion of Europe in 1805. It goes through the Battle of Schengraben where Russia blocked the French army, the Battle of Austerlitz where the Russian and Austrian forces fought Napoleon's army, and the French occupation of Moscow, the Battle of Borodino, the Great Fire of Moscow, and the complete collapse of Napoleon's army. The novel takes as its main line the chronicles of the family lives of four aristocratic families: Kuragin, Rostov, Bolkonsky and Bezhuhoff, and focuses on the fate and future of the Russian aristocracy. In the alternating scenes of war and peace, the entire work exposes the corruption of the palace bureaucracy and the upper-class nobility, praises the patriotism of the people, and raises many major social, philosophical and moral issues.

"The Education of Love" was written by the famous Italian writer Amicis who spent 10 years writing it. The book adopts the form of a diary, telling the story of the growth of a little boy named Anlike when he was in the fourth grade of elementary school. It records what he saw and heard in school, family and society during this year. The diary was written from the first day of the fourth grade in October until Amway left school in July of the following year. It includes various touching stories about Amway's learning and life, admonishing and encouraging articles written by his parents and sister in his diary, and the wonderful "monthly quotes" read by the teacher in class. Here are the upright and brave Kalon who often helps the weak, Dailosi who is good at both morals and academics and is kind to others, Kelati who memorizes his lessons while working, Sidi who is not willing to be outdone but is down-to-earth and diligent, as well as the principal who loves the students as his own children, and the teacher who does not forget to make up for the students when they are sick. , The blacksmith who was moved by his son and returned to his old job, the fire chief who was not afraid of the fire to save the people, the young detective who was not afraid of sacrifice and sacrificed his life for the country, the young man who cared about his family and secretly worked for his father, the filial son Marco who traveled six thousand miles to find his loving mother, and so on.

"A Christmas Carol" tells the story of the selfish and cold miser Seker's adventures on Christmas night. The novel uses rich and unique imagination, refined and vivid descriptions, and combines humor and sadness in a bizarre and heartwarming story. This is one of Dickens's most popular novels. Together with his "Church Bells" and "The Cricket on the Fireside", it established the connotation and status of modern Christmas in the Western world. This book "A Christmas Carol" is also equipped with exquisite illustrations by Gustave Doré, bringing readers the enjoyment of classic beauty.

"The Tale of Bamboo", in "picture scrolls" from different eras, jointly show various scenes such as "cutting bamboo", "transformation", "proposal", "ascension to heaven", and "scattering flowers" of this originator of "monogatari literature". It connects the heaven and the earth, and various characters are dancing, embodying a world where reality and fantasy are intertwined in the central picture of the story, a world of mysterious beauty and fantasy beauty.

"The Tale of Genji" is a classic Japanese literary masterpiece that has had a huge impact on the development of Japanese literature and is known as the peak of Japanese classical literature. It narrates the life of a dreamy and handsome character "Genji", shows the various aspects of court life in the Heian period, and leaves an informative and rich sketch of the aristocratic life in the prosperous Heian era.

Meursault's mother passed away, but he did not want to cry at her funeral. Soon after, he killed an Arab on the beach. In court, the prosecutor did not elaborate on the case, but refused to let go of Meursault's failure to cry for his mother...

The "Ise Monogatari Illustrated Dictionary" faithfully brings to life the chic love story of the dynasty aristocrats in the Ise Monogatari, using elegant colors and threads to weave romantic dreams one after another, full of rich lyrical beauty. The Japanese songs in "Ci Shu" express the characters' love moods and the characters' emotional exchanges, and are rich in lingering emotions and aftertaste. "Paintings" are paired with "words and books" to create a symphony of Japanese classical beauty one after another.

Haruki Murakami's highly regarded historical masterpiece of the late Heian Dynasty, which panoramically displays the majestic scenes of Japan's medieval war, has been hailed by Japanese literary historians as "the nation's heroic narrative poem", "the highest achievement of Kamakura literature" and "Japan's national literature". The pinnacle of Japanese historical novels and military stories, the Japanese version of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is, together with "The Tale of Genji", the two masterpieces of Japanese classical literature. The first truly complete Chinese translation, translator Wang Xinxi's nearly 60,000 words of detailed annotations fully explain the rise and fall of the Ping family. The precious color pictures visually show the magnificent historical picture and have extremely high literary, historical and ideological value. Finally, it comes with a rare "Initiation Scroll" on the market, which writes a final conclusion to the rise and fall of the Heike family over the past century. At the end of the 12th century, the Heian Dynasty came to an end. The centralized system in which the emperor and the nobles held real power was gradually declining, and the feudal samurai group with territories and private armed forces was on the rise. As two major samurai groups that held great power in the imperial court and the local government, the Minamotoji and the Heike clan finally broke out in a fierce war from 1156 to 1185 AD due to their intricate grievances and covetousness for ruling power. "The Tale of the Heike" takes the historical chronology as the main axis, and from the perspective of the Heike, it describes in detail the entire process of the Genji and Heike's struggle for power.

The first important metropolitan novel in the history of German literature and a milestone in the history of modern fiction. Description of the novel: Franz had a quarrel with his wife and accidentally killed her. He was sentenced to four years in prison. After being released from prison, he was determined to start a new life. He sold newspapers and small commodities in Alexanderplatz during the day and went to a small hotel to kill time at night. One day he met a young widow, who welcomed him warmly. Franz told his affair to a friend who was doing small business with him. Unexpectedly, the friend went to the widow's house and stole something. Franz was extremely indignant at this man's despicable behavior and stopped communicating with him. Soon he got acquainted with a man named Reinhold, who looked gentle and gentle, but was actually a gangster who forced young girls into prostitution and the leader of a theft group. He repeatedly asked Franz to introduce girls he was tired of to others, but Franz always refused. This gangster held a grudge and used money as bait to get Franz to take the bait. Fu wanted to get out of his circle, but was framed by Lai and broke an arm. After recovering from his injury, Fu returned to Alexander Square to continue his business and met the prostitute Emily. The two helped each other and got along very well. After Reinhold learned of this, he lured Emily to the woods, raped her, and killed her. Franz became a murder suspect...